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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25

JOHN l. DAVENPORT is fierce after the
author Of the Morey letter. In his search
he got to Cleveland. He was probably
not then hundred miles away from the
author General Garfield had not then
left Mentor for Washington.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25

The quarter of a million subscription
for that seated gift-taker, ex-President u.
S. Grant, don't seem to get along fast. A
TilIin man sent hundred dollars last
wool
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25

LIEUT. Gov GRAY, of Indiana, has been
sworn in to fill the unexpired term of the
late Governor Williams, and has been
engaged in the official canvass of thS
Presidential vote.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25

WHAT has become of that deposition
made by General Garfield on the Morey
letter, before Commissioner Wade2--
Plain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25
Administrators Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as AdmlnlstratorO OF
the estate OF Anne Kinney, late OF stark county
Ohio, deceased.
ABRAM sPoNsELLER,
nov26 hW Administrator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25

The Ashland Press says, put up the
old man" (Tilden) in 1884. This should
have been Tilden's year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25

DOM PIATT addresses hims q to Gar
field in his spicy way. Read it in this
paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25

GENERAL GARFIELD started for Wash
ington Monday night,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-25
l1y.An Ordinance
accepting LewiS Kooas's addition to III
City of Canton, Ohio.

SECTION l. Be 1t ordained by the city council Of
the city Of Canton: That the addition TO said city
laid out and plated by Lewis KOons and known as
Lewis KOOnss addition to the city Of Canton accord
veyor in Juy 1870 and the same Is hereby accepted
and the dedication TO the use OF the public of the
ground designated on sad plat as streets and alleys,
confirmed
SEC. 2. This ordinance shall take effect and be In
force from and amer Us passage and legal publication
Passed Nov 22d, 1880,
q. s. SHIELDS, President
Attest; II. M. GRIMES, Clerk.
, 1880-02-07
ST. LOUIS STEEL WORKS.

The Vulcan Comrnnyss Furnaces to TIC
LlRhtcl at an Early BbnY-Extcn%lvu
Preparations for Work OIL a Largo
Scale.
sp<etat Dt.patth TO Tnt Chicago TrtSuns
Sr. Louis, Feb 8.-F0r so1u time bark the
extensive Vulcan stecl-Works Of tllis city
ltaye been Idle. The proprictors, however,
ltayc not been out the Interest on their III
yestmcnt, Il syndicate Of Eastern ,nanufact~
urcrs having paid them certain aunl,sl
stim on condition Of their shutting up their
works. and thus not adding anything to the
animal production OF steel rails, for the p,,r-
pose Of keeping up the prices Of that lldfs-
pelisabtc article. These works nre now, how
ever, being repaired, and It Il believed that
within five or fix weeks they will. unless
some hitch occurs, be III full operation. At
present nearly 400 men are engaged about
the place and work II going forward rapidly.
II Is understood tint the arrangement by
which tho works were to receive Il subsidy
from pool Of steel-raII men Mt the East.
idle, has been discontinued, md That the new
organization of the Company Is spending
large sn1ns In getting ready for business.
During the long period OF the suspension The
establishment have gotten somewl,at, out of
order, and experienced men frnm tic East
l'avc been brought here fol-, the pnrpost Of
ascertain!ng nMi making the necessary re-
pairs WhI,n this work first, began lntlma.
ttons were thrown out generally that It would
he great ttcai better for tic Company, In q
financial ,point Of view, to stay Idle aid take
the subsidy frulM the syndicate Of EASTERN
irunmo,,ge,s. But It wns also intlnntel
that there was a little difficulty. in, agrecinE
Upon the exact. figure to be paid this year.
When the preparations for the re0penng he
Enn i was tlhonght that these preparations
for starting wGrG n mGre prctetlsn In order to
bring the syndicate to terms. But as tlnlu
wore OIL. md things about the work 6eEnn to
assume something like stI-sape, the views
Of these parties were slightly modified. Old
workn!eti, who l,ad, preyioas1ybeen employed
there, hnve begun to appear from nil quar-
t:rs md Tue probabiities are tint tho officers
0f the Company mean what they say. and
TINT tl.e works will resu!nc pprrntlons Inside
of Il month. The other st. Louis lr0n-works
nre nov IN actfve operation, and appenr to
have contracts eno,tgllon hand to make thetn
somewhat arbitrary.
Proposals were opened by, the city nuthort-
ties to-lny for several hundred tons OF iron
watcr-pfp, and tho bids 0f the local manu-
facturCrs werc NIL so high that tile contract
went TO a Louisville firm.
, 1880-02-07
lRnN.0RF FRElcHTc.

spfe&d& DLpdtth to Tho cheago 1ftbnnk.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. e.-Capt. David
Vance has returned from trip to Lower
Lake cities, md reports decided boom In
lron-ore freIgllts. Early in tho winter sen
son charters wcro made ut SIZE per gross
ton from Escnnaba; later ut s1.8o and s1.s5
per toll, Now 50 per ton Is freely offered,
with number Of charters ut that figure, and
the demand for vessels continues .anabated.
Never before In tho history OF hike navtga-
tlon las there been such pressure to make
eOntrncts for carrytng iron Nre. The demand
will only be limited By the cnpacIty Of tho
mines to supply and the facilities for shia.
1ltcnt. This lowest estimate Of tho amount OF
orc TINT will be forwarded during the season
Of 1850 Ii 1901, goo tons. Capt. Vance
thinks not less than 9,aa5Q. .0o0 tons will
be required, but doubts wlctler that nmollnt
car be forwarded, even IT furnished from the
mines, l,eeausu Ut the limited calMcity of tho
ore docks ut Marquette and Esrnnnha. Take
tllis boom III orr, In connection With the i'm
mense stocks Of g,n!n awaiting shipment
from Chicago and Milwaukee,, md It will
READILY bu seen that the vessel prospects for
1SS0 nre unusually promising. Fruights must
rule high throughout the entire sensOl, and,
unless expenses aro Increased proportion
ately, tt8 owners Of tonnage will rcnp US rich
d return As Ill the years Ut 1877 mid 1873.
, 1880-02-07

Tho last will and testament Of the lato
Joseph Do Haven, who died In Switzerland
some time ago, was proven and admitted to
probate yesterday afternoon. The bulk Of
lis estate, Which is valued ut S150. 900, Is d.
yidcd Among Ills wife and SONS. Several
small bequcsts arc male to friends and rein
tiycE. The document was signed on Sept. oos,
1877, and Is Witnessed by james Smith,
Charles Webb, and George 4. Cobb. Angus
tn ". Dc Haven, Wifo Of tho deceased. ls ttt
pointed executrlx, aud her bond for s5oo,o0o
Suit was begun by tho estate OF Conrad
EngIenlan nglltnst tho cstnto OF Solomon
Sem. tho former claiming damages for tho
killing Of Emgleman By Sem. Til, case was
on tr1nl during tllo tlay before Il Jury. Tic
defense get uP tho plea Of insanity, but tho
was insane, his heirs should have taken care
Of him,
III tho estate Of Samuel Tiny, tho will was
proven. letters tpstalHentnry WerO Issued to
1;sther Ray, and her individual bond for s2o,-
000 was approved.
In The estatu Of Charles Thomas Conner ct
al., minors, letters of guardianship were Is
Ruetl to ThOMas Conner, and his bond for
$1,000 WIS approved.
In tho cstato OF Jnlan Dockter ct al., NIL
norg, lottars of guardianship wera Issued to
Barbara Docktcr, and ller bond for 500 WIS
IN tho estate Of John B. Dockter, minor,
letters OF guardianship werc Issued to Marin
nockteri and her bond for s40o was mp
proved.
In tic estate of bryan Flnerty letters of
administration wcrn Issued t0 KAte Finerty,
and her bond for 81 ,0W WAS approved.
, 1880-02-07

the purpose Of crossing tho current, arc hung
Of Tho pantolnlme, Afr. l,runo. tfe rii1'lIonium
player. wae leaving with tile other luetnI,ers
Of the band, when, presumably ont Of curl
ostty, he caught hold ot tho two brass con-
ncGtf2ns referred to; The mnn IN charge
him Of the dai'Rcr he was tncnrring. Theo
warning, however, came ko Iatc. Mr..
Bruno received tho full shock Of the electric
current generated by tie powerful hnttery
building and grounds. 1t Is saitt tllat tho
captles not belng then burning Mr. Bruno
waa unable 10 dise1lgage himself, and pulled
tho wire dnwn. The shock rendered lin i,.-
sensible. Medical men were anon In ut
Bruno died In forty minutes nftcrward.
, 1880-02-07

olas m1ossiton, eaEy Saturday morning, hfr. Nch-
lislb"rv o, u tho cntrago hrnl of JOHNSON i
Gis hs5,xs. WIN wAkcnod by hearing somebody III
To- iSei1oo iSootn; !,.h he saw three lnVl aud jumped
laibo., .eu ~ un"n etalrB 0ut Into thu atrcot. Mr.
Whiie IT," Carrying % tho light IL hls niaht
liajhcrass saoy fought out on tho sApMnEk, bfrh.
dou1 IT, san out Of tho room anil l,Gked the
sas t,uaas ns saattinE tn the third hlrxlar, who
who xns tha bed. bhc callea far her husband,
thrua IT. n.y. mnxlti,ng with Tho ortKiaal two and With
ri sraw "lan Ivy wlo bad joined thch- Mr. italharg
with VIZ. end 4nlaet hort and got a batchrf,
fees sna Wach AZ By returned 70 t0tlo WITH bis three
neJnatMadf to thy street Mrs. fiaIGsiY aiso " pars @
:lothcs xaa aad Tue two p.x'p!o IN {helr nIght-
Auspe. E.o Ei.,, nTnHFcd several hundred feet from
ths fourtthi Finally three OF tho men tcpartod. and
gud WITH a9tt'cd m, 70 giso up to Mr. lialborH thu
MlTht end ana ~! rings hs had taken II ths light
CT H. IT, -. Ih'. wa sEreetl to, and the fellows
nosy e,,r:aa n'a Ars. HAlbtrs went hnlno. tho
viii hsf,JS'ata, anu By AMI BY = 1nan, all huukrtt
saaox; oss: W: hlaw. i,,T aad r II lamo ftoln ap fra
tSsast L. sssi Tho Gaibesg fsmiiy aeoms @ Y 70 % hsve
saSaa shat. a. dus0ff Of IT about Il 4 ml9ht bo
'ssasn appeared. '~"''S~' ~
, 1880-02-07

6y s"a extsns owe, twentY yea II sy
twelve yrnrs. 1;ussa exacss tx ,rars' actiye
service from lrr recruits, Italy eight ycars,,
nntl Austria three. Tl.e following Ia state:
incnt Of the standing nrmlgs Of tte several
The Inst classcs at reserve:
t'rrmany-1'cn footing, 4oo, GOO men; war
f01tlng, l,N0, ,00 men.
Fra,lt:e- -l.acc footing, 10000 men; war
fontfnH, 1910 600 men.
Russla-l'eacc fnoting, 100000 mon; war
footing, 9,1n0 ,000 lnrn.
1ta1y-I'eaec footing, 1so, 900 melt; war foot
Ing, at3,, 900 rlun.
Austtia-1'caco footing. 2o7ooo men; war
footing, ~, ,000 men.
, 1880-02-07
TILE COURTS.

DIVORCES.
Peter a. Gttt filed btl for divorce yes
tcrdny fnnn Ills wife Christina on tho ground
Of cruelty.
Maria Kennedy also fled d similar BIZ.
charging her husband, Tlsomas Kennedy,
with drunkenness alli cruelty.
MarEnrct burke nskcd fnr Il divorce frntn
Jeremiah BURKE OIL account Of his dcHctttor.
Saral, z. CofTey complains that ller hts.
bnn, Cornelius j. Cotfcy, llas been guilty of
such cruelty TINT she IL released from all
Vows OF obrutcnen to lin.
Edward Cole, IN August lAst, 1nnrrtefl a
Della i}resnni,,.n ainl lived With l,rr Just
tllrce mouths, wlicn SHE hore II child nf Which
he Is not thu father. lie tlie, left ll,r. ant!
now. asks for divorce oil tho ground Of
ndultery.-
Judge narnum yesterday granted ntliyoren
to Peter Thompson from k,itc, aiias Jennie,
Thompson, o., thu ground Of adultery, mid
to Franklin d. Ross FROM Etnina 1suss f0rt'lo
Same cause.
Judge rnlcy granted Ike tlrcrcc to Agnes
McDouga!l from Duncan McDougall.
, 1880-02-07

The City Of Cllicngo yesterday filed Il petit
tion to ascertain tic darnaEes for opening
and widening Thirty-scyenth street from the
west line Of Lot In Browns Subdivision Of
tho n. Il Of the s. ". 4 Of tic S. ". Il Of
Eleorcnin barrett, member Of tic Darth
1Iulncdresh 1IaEodoul Ubenay }anknuyc, n
jewish charitable soctGty, filed n petition
against tho officers, c1a'inlng he Ind been H.
legally expelled for some unknown callsr,
A:lu asking to bu restored.
Henry Bennett, arrested OH charge Of MS
BnNlt with deadly weapon on tho barkeeper
Of tho Liberty concert saloon, filed n petition
for haheas corpus, claiming tl!nt lse Is inntt-
cent of tho charge.
+. ". Colzl,u,lsen commenced Il suit for
$4,000 agalnst Denjnluln L. Gnyton.
, 1880-02-07
ITEMS.

W. Scott Aency, Tho lnwyer convicted IN
the United States District Court of charging
illegal fees for obtn1ntng u pension, was yes
ter,lay sentenced By Judge Blodgctt to pay q
fire OF $500 and costs.
Judges Gary ontl Moran will hear motions
{oay ,gss saii a9 ,Esrs iios net 1or 1or
divorce cascs.
Judge D1nlgett's cali to-tlay embraces Nos.
p3S, D40, p41, Afi, nj. n14, Ns,, fla} Djl. n,l,
60a, QUO, 0i5, 01G 0sl, sS2a, .SS, lso, goo, 099.
, 1880-02-07

n Compliment to tho Weather Bureau.
Tto GeF1Aan Government reoontly paid tho
h'ahest compliment to tho United Statea BY I'D.
dfasstnx through tho German Minister at WaAh-
tnston = !ettcr requesting to be exActly informed
- To ths prooessos BY which tho Hlgnai Bervuu
bureau 20 promptly COLLECTS Ut tho War Departs
ment mo msteoEologicAl reports from I'LL parts
% toa unlted etAtea.-aH extunt ut territory
9SsSa! S!9afes 1an Ensopo % rapidly drafts md
pup. ThesS maPs arc ISSUED three housS after
th9 feooFda arc ruaa Ut tho distant stations.
Washlt u remembered thAt the reuuoxt CONG.
, 1880-02-07

frpm Government noted for !ts skilled cbara
toFraphcss, and standlp9. first in EaEupt.. tim
In uIerstxAl TINT tho f}trn'n GnvcrHsnent t,r,-
I,,scs MI nivance Ia meteorological work. Tho
lnfnrrnMtion sought has been InlnMtc1y prepared
approval Of tho Secretary of Wnr.
, 1880-02-07
AFTER AN OFFICE.

BpFfldE UUPHtFH 70 tn CA1f13o 1FtoQhS.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. G.-The defeat ot How
ard N, Kutclltn for the Collectovslllp OF In
tornal Revenue Of tha Third District has
caused quite scrambla for the Office. Mai.
Nathan Cole, of Bheboygan, a Deputy Col-
leetor, Is In the field, with q strong bAcklng
GountIcs. i u. SmarI another deputy, Il
ulnrshnllng hiB forces for vigorous cum.
palXll, and ex7SheriK Edward Coltrnan, of
Fund lu LUG, f. ALSO In the tl9ltl. The con-
test alu0ng these asplrants will ba very AMI
natal.
, 1880-02-07

by mo Of the members OF tho Commission. who
regretted Tint the victims wcro "ali small fry"
hnyc ltttln effect. Tic fifteen executions re-
fcrrrcti to III lteucts telegram nf taNt H1turtIny
arc those which hnve taken place since tho no
tY.kfT. -
, 1880-02-07

CR0SBY'S D|sREPUTABlE SCHEME,
New YonK, Feb, 6.-The Executive Com
m!ttee of the Society for tbs Prevention Of
Crime met last evening. Tho proceedings
hre not known. It !sulderstoou statement
Ia prepared which Will severely condemn the
practice Of slladowtllg ylslt0rsto disluputable
places.
, 1880-02-07

1lornce wilkins begatl stlft yesterday for
$500 against John W. and j. +. lsulnscy.
Ferdinand Schumacher filed Il bill against
4. II. Johnston md George II. Cnrmuek to
restraEn them from nslng his patent for M
Improvement In oat-1neal !nnclifncs, issued
Nov. 10, 1H;5, to A. j. Elrichson.
nitsa M e Statcs % istrist Atornry s 's'' ar1ast r. M
Michael II. Jouris for failing t0 0cn,.telstnnlps
Oh liquor barrels, md mother uEainst VIII
lam Jnkobs for manufacturing cigars with
out u license.
, 1880-02-07

In Germany, Austria, france, Russia, and
Italy every niale adult capable Of heafiug
arms IL liable to military service. In tier-
l.,al,Y the liability e&tNr.ls over twenty-five
years, from IL 10 49 md includes three years'
active service In the standing army, four
'yUars in The lirst reserve, tivo yeAgs Il, the
SECOND reserve, and . thirteen years tn the
third reserve. In France And NuastR tbs lla-
, 1880-02-07

JUDGE nHuMM0ND-ln Et1n1nUcr8.
JUDGE uLoDoETT-uonorul call Of his cullen.
dur.
APPELLATE coun1-l5s. 155 l5o, 100, 1ea. No
oaso on heartnR
Jupuh Gam State street condemnation caae,
and calendst Nos. ~. ~, :aaJ. ~, 29O. and 3lS.
No case on trtul.
1updR sMlTss-No preliminary call. Poromp-
tory ca, ~, aGs 455, tG3, 4oI. col, 50e, LOO, I'll,
trtMl.
JUDGE EJAArsoN-Contestcd motions.
JupuE io1KitS1set eusu ,tn', Hewitt vs: HIS.
RGlnlAntl, t,T73, KlDEr Va. Morris, anh cnlcnltAr
Nos II. 81, TO ~. Inclusive. No. 80, Btophons vs.,
Hoffman, on trial. .-
calpntinr. M cil8G IN trial.
JuiMH TuIEY-CnnleRted motions.
JUDGE liAHNuM-GuitcRtetl lnbtIonB
JuuuE EIAMKEOE-CrlminAlC Cnllrt-Nos, 4H. H.
7an se5, a6: &as HAa, ga. !..H. t<'o. and GIL.
JuD0E t.onMIs-Conlcnnntl0n oasos Nos.
a,..t7, **,@s65, 2,::i4. 200, sell, and 2,&35.
, 1880-02-07

LENA ra+

LcHtara4
Ltrnrs fEd) ssattnrt tSta',rarf).
WHAT Is BrALWAHrlsM?
An Innocent youth IN the u,sprhisticatel
prnyl,ca of Ohio writes to us luqu1rlng:
"WIlat IN Stalwartlsm, anyhow"
Well, dear boy, the very essence Of Stall
watttsln IL this:
We'uns
Do M We please; and
You suns
DO as We tell you.
Tho Stalwarts are tho brains, and
Tho Republican party
II the tloIte and muscle of Staiwartlsm.
Tho SsaIwarls, f,avo u sublime, unconquer.
able faith In America, and
in themselves.
They believe TINT the mighty stre.cl, Of ter.
rltary sncompasscd by Oceans. ocean-lakes,
Dr,inetl by the greatest river In tho world,
Tlanke,t with rock-rooted, sky-c'cavtng
WIS Expressly hid out by select corps Of
celestial engineers n tug year One.
tic way Ut luxurious beds Of metal at.tl
cnnl, ricl, tapestries Of grass, vegetables, and
IL IL Nat,on,-
ultE NHltoI,--
Ais S%'S' aenr y: yot, 4; te underlying,
7 The $taiwarts believe the country llas out
grown Its Juvenile rig OF
StSte Constitutions, md
an The infantiia trimpcry Of a
Thaf % I.i'ne It iias grown to mans estate, and Is
now realy, e p}It Of! t}'eaarments Of
Tlo :;talwarts hold, further, that the so
called States sho,tld hold tlle snlne relation
y tho Nation that the counties do to tho
Stntcs;
That strong Central Government Is the
only possible security against
Sectf0nn1tstn and
Treason,
And tho solo guarantee for
Peace,
Prosperity,
Liberty, and
Tiat Ulysses 8. Grant is tho only living
1nnn under whom 1t ls possible to realize the
National Aspiration
at !the present time, as tle is the ..-
Only living inAn win, by the common CON
sent Gf America and tile world,
Embntlies the National Ideu.
Finally, tlcur Ind, Stalwartism believes that
this Nat1on Is destined to be
Tho grcntest,
Most powerful,
Most progressive,
Wenlthiest, =.
Most learned,
Nob1cet Nation that ever graccd Gods
f0ntsto0I.
Stand, dear boy, now and forever, by the
Nation With a big N.
, 1880-02-07

TOLEDO, O., Fob. h-1nArN-}vhcat flrrnnrt No.
rhts Michigan $Ia]' amber Michigan. s1.2s4, No. ?
rc,l February. tl; March, f13l5(, April s.3l May,
t'.tj4 Corn ttnndy; hIgh-mfxod. 4Oo, No, Z, spot,
AZ: February s9{o; Mny. to. No. white. 42}&os ro-
iected, J3l aumagod 35Sc. Oats Bcady} M. Z, 49,
CtnvEn nsEKD-8tendy; primo t4.oo, No, 4 tL45.
lfOGa-tilG
Ca.e Whcnt lrTnar: No. 2rcd vintor, spot $t.eeo{;
lialrE fl3iA Atay tiI5{ Corn atoady, No. =, spot,
1.Hi ht. ~ - -,
sH.rNESrs-whoat, 1000 bu, corn 1900 bu, oats,
, 1880-02-07
Killed by the Electric Light,

An accident Of als extraordinary nature
has occurred at tho I1alta Theatre, AYt0u,
near birmingham. The .stagy Is lighted BY
two electrto lights, attu when Tho candles ara
not burning two brasa connections, used fol
, 1880-02-07

spfeFa1 Dlspatth 10 1Ae Chicago Iftb1tne.
KASsAs CITY, NO.. Fob. G-GItAts-rhe Prize.
Current reports: Whaat-ltpcelpts, l501o bu, shlu-
ncnn, 3.7+ bu: No.? cash, tl.H, February, slii;
S!,S5 bn; shipments, ln.10 bu; weak; No. 2 casb.
GHCf February. VIC. - "' ~ =" ~~-'
, 1880-02-07
PEORIA

fKoR1A ILL.,, Fob G-GNA1H-Corn lorar, hteh-
n!fad. 3a341{at mlxad. ,3Ha1}No. Oats stoadyt No.
vEitn, Ss54e!ail1c. !tye ttrninr; No.c slsan)4c
nMsAY-Nosnlnal ut $l.tl fur finished Xooda
, 1880-02-07

DETROIT, Fob. b.6.-F1uU1s-DuL
-GAA1H-Whcnt amer; extra numlnal; No, vhfto.
N February, %.:s{; March, H. April, tl3lt Mar.
shIpGlents, w 6u. ' @~3~ "e'
, 1880-02-07
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT,
Special Dtspoteh to Ths UteaQ0 Tribune.

OTTAWA, ILL.,. Feb. a.-An opinion In the
case Of tho Chicago i Northwestern Nat1-
way Company rs. Marontln, appeal from Lee
County, illus Just beel, tiIttl iii tho Supreme
Court, Reversed and retnalded..
, 1880-02-07

0ko1oma (,lt.s., Southern Ssa,s tDtn.).
LEMAts-J. q, BUCHANAN, c0AE 70 counT.
A strong,
lrHrr,
Honest.
l'atriot ls needed in tho Executive Chair,-
One wlin cum md tlnrG put thG bit
dcny TINT this is a Nation with a big N, and
clnlin
Thnt states aa such,
1InFD sovereign rights unA5sn1lablQ BY tho
Nation.-Len,dTEt tia.l Sentinel
Take that seat, sirf
We propose to talk To you for ten minutes
1ike Dutch uncle, and VIC don't want to
hear word out of your head until we are
through,
Without further prefaco or postp0nement,
it would be we'll for you to remember that
you are living In a
Republic,
And notn,
Monarchy;
In tho United States,
And not In
Turkey;
Tint. SO long rs the present state and
Federal gonst!tutlons are III force, tbs people
ll9ya tslo Right-
10 aft!rm or deny any doctrine whatao-
You cacklc for President who will nut a
Eag y , our mouths for giving utterance to
Just trot him out, win you?
But warn him to say Ills paters and aves
before lie begins biz.
Anti, then, may God have mercy on his
Foir tho glorious frcemen Of America will
tcar his uiill,cky ontrails Into iidGle-strlngs
btfnre he cAn bat l,is eyes.
Wr'aps you think Tint Grant will prove tlle
Kind OF n President tint you aro gibbering
Bit you are almIgAtlly mistaken in your
CHANT IS A COWARD,
And old aiississip call bring lin to taw
Whenever sfle feels like 1t.
1lAye yon clam ,loio forgot the Frollo that
When we showet, your fellows TO the loor.
md plalltgtl kick wllero 1t would do the
n'"st "tiSS S9%%sa' %s rs we bade 'em
IInye yon2
Where WIS your Grant thenq
Why didn't he dcclaru martial law In our
pro,i1ntI, ,sa1tI progressive and puissant co'umor-
And restore your rascally party to powerp
You know worry well why 10 dlln't
The South Was solld,-
lIo knew thAt,-
sands OF bylnpathizors right III the heart Of
your own Republican country,
Ite know uiat,
HhuSkEp- HhHdu n
Well, tic soati, il stili solid, bless lis1 old
Our tens md hundreds of Thousands Of
ueMncrntln friends md brntl,era up your
't Gtan uSf shou SSs1 20 e catag III o u sa y
q putting on any Of ths fancliul scallops
Of Klng-h00l,,
rhsra would bsa
Flaslil
An'! liIs carcass would be cnrted of to tho
Tl,is. Union Is a league. Buddy Ducl,-
An;l this league Is spelled Will. the most
miserable lItt!o runtof an that you cai, find
H. your n0NVaretl casc.
Tho 6tatcs aro sovereign, Buddy:
They Gan secedc.
And Kick up merry old thunder whenever
tlley feel I'M sporttya fFame Of mind.
Tho President,
The Congressman,
Tho 4QNatura, and
The Judges Of tho Supreme Court,
11p ut Washington,
r, ,Ato noruIy tho servants ot thu sovereign
0t'skE4s
And must fetch and carry In obedience to
our 0rtters
Or walk the plank.
Tho8e ara tho Immortal facts,
~; And Your utterances " tho contrary would
HIGH TREASON
II cr3Btall!zel into overt acts.
Lear these grand, forcycrlnsttng truths In
MUD. Basltly, for this Is great iieulpESoW-
Ing country, you know.
Our ten minutes are up, and YOU may sass
back as long III you like; but We have had
our saY, and you can't
Climb over,
Crawl under, or
butt your way through
Our grim, Lucille logic.
Killed by the Electric Light,
Londqst Itnss
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, 1880-02-07
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ca.h; ti22o February, el1G0 April I,Ey salt ments
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