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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

E8-The Joavaai, on the strength Of Wade
HamptOu's assertion, says that no (HsnptOn)
never uttered such language as Is charged 10 him
In his speech ut Stanton. We have before us .
paper containing three versions Of the speech.
that Of the TiTyiaiaH, Republican paper. edited
by gentleman who was . brave soldier In the
Confederate army that ofthe Tiadieaior. Demo-
cratic newspaper of Staunton, and that Of Wade
Hampton himself. Between the two hrst versions
the difference is very slight, the language being
almost identical, but Ilampton's own version Is 90
different as to be hardly recognizable Is tho same
speech. When the editor Of the YiryiHiaa saw
that his report Of the speech was being declared
By Democratic newspapers to be untrue. he called
upon several prominen, gentlemen who had been
vice presidents Of the staunton meeting and they
furnished him with the following;
eve, the undersigned, heard the speech Of Gen.
Wade Hampton, delivered In Stanton, on the
Goth 81 July. We have also read the report
thereof published in the Valley Yirgiaian on the
29th Of July, and hereby certify that the report
was Substantially correct.
ARcH. q. SruARr,
III. G. TISSLEr,
A. c. GoRpoS,
HrGn y. LYLE"
Fuuner tnan thts, before the Two staunton
papers published the speech their editors COM
pared the two reports and hnding there was some
slight difference In the language the Republican
editor wanted to know why his Democratic neigh.
Dor had not reported Il as he had. Then the
truth came out. The Democratic siitor said be
was too sharp to publish such language because II
he did the Republicans would make capital out Of
Il, So he modified II rs much ~ possible. but not
asar 50 much as Hampton did when he saw that
his ut,eranees were likely to cause trouble. We
expect the Democratic editor Of the viad;eafor 10
a. reliable and truthful rs Wade Hampton Is, and
the public can believe either one Il pleases. A
copy Of the riryiaioa Of August ?s,h, Ia. been
received at this Office. Il contains full review
Of this whole matter. with evidence 30 conclusive
in addition to that Published above-as TO leave
not the slightest doubt in our minds that Hamp-
ton actually did the exact iangu attributed
To him. Closing this review the Tiry.nian says :
''Senator Hampton spoke Ia between 100 aud
1000 persons. nineteen twcntieths Of whom we're
his political sympathifers. lie, him write out =
certificate that he did not use. in substance, the
language in question. and see how many respect
able persons in stanton would be willing 20 .isn
IL. We invite him 90 make the trial.
The New York SsH-hrst- class Democratic
authority -evidentiy think. Hampton put his
foot in Il. AMI says:
'-Ranters like Hampton might well be spared
from the Democratic party but the people are
too intelligent to attach much weight TO their
sheer nonsense"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
Seventh District.

Monday. and Tuesday. .s.pfemJsr 6tk aRd7h, lsso,
At THE HOUSE OF ELI s. SAMPSON,
LIST Prccint;
Wsins.'ioy. Thursday nnd Friday, S,p,eMb,r sri.
9h and iO.h, 1850.
AT PLEASANT HUNTERS HOTEL, WISE
BURG, I'd Precinct.
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rI,IuE TOURNAMENT
Law ofico OF John J. Dobier, SIS st. Paul
ST., Baitim.rr, Nd.

IN BALTIMORE CO.. ORPHANS COURT,
j AUGUST 3lST, 1850.
ORDERED, That tho sale Of the Leasehoid e.
tate OF Jonathan J. Chapman. deceased, made by
Jonathan q. Chapman. the Administrator Of the
said deceased, and this day reported 10 this Court
by the said Administrator. be ratified and con-
frmcd. unless cause be shcwn 10 the contrary, on
before the 2Iik day II !SsJ'enJer. 1850, provi-
dcd copy Of this order be inherited in some weekly
newspaper, printed and Published In Baltimore
county. once in each Of three successive weeks,
before the s7th day Of September, 1850. The re-.
port states the amount Of sales 10 be $l,70o0o.
JOSHUA r. Cookery
JOHN GONTRUM, judges.
JESSE DAILY,
True Copy-Test: WIN. II. ROLLER,
Register % Wills for baltimore county.
Sept i.-it.
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cBTAs Ds@seratis ns@in.ting ssavsssioa Of
ths SsA cosgrsssisaAl district net il B.lsaers o.
Wednesday and ssainaisd Gen. A @. Chapman,
e Charles sauniy, fsr cSagrsss- DE-. Hsnkis. who
bad served tArss terms asespsably. Vas turned
dssa bssa.ss the State ring did not vsas hin
Ia ID, district eSavsatioa nst 81 sslisbsry On
Ia a.s Day ssA ss@iasssa George ". coviss-
tea % The sIst kaIles.
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sTsi'- Hon. John sherman. Secretary Of the
Treasury, made powerful and telling speech At
Pixies Opera House. Cincinnati. on Monday even
ing To an immense audience. hundreds being turn
oil away for want Of room to accommodate them
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sixth District.

MOmi"y. Tuesday,. Wednesday. Th",.iay aad
Friday. September GA, 7t, sfk, 9h aud
iO,h, 1850,
At T.. l.. MERRIKEN'S STORE, MIDDLE
TOWN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04

&~JsAn " sAsA. aia-ysrsfosuesses~nsy,
y T. ss1 sA-ir~.a e lie es..sy Ds-s.s.si.
ss@1isss ..1 sAss u..As- e ths Duns-r.s;.
ss-ss cs-fr.l cs@-isss<. las rssigssi bssA a.I
@ys hs WI ssppsrs G.zs.sA
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New Advertisements.
IMPORTANT TO A1:rNVs 7,

i LIFE OF GEN. JAMES A. GARFIELD, by
his personal friend. MAJoR BrSbT, Editor n. Y.
Mad. Is the only edition TO which ten. GARFIELD
has given personal attention or facts Beautifully
illustrated, printed and bound. 1.-THE bcst"-N.
y. Cow. Ado. The neatest.'-N. \. Heraid The
most useful, sensible and sAtisIactory-N. y. Tri-
La"c. Full length steel portrait by Hall. from
picture taken expressly for this work. AcrnE
AoEETs WASTaB. Liberal terms. Send 81 at once
for complete outfit. A. $. BARNES 4 CO. III
4 iI3 William st., ". Y. tScpt-it.
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STAGE TO FAIR GROUNDS.

wEsLEY's STAGE LINZ
-
Will run regular trips 20 the Fair Grounds, lcas-
ing Towsontown on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
nj u A. NJ. and I. ; and 5 =. NJ; returning leave
Fair Grounds at ~ NJ. and . I and =. ". On
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
leave Towsontown at . aud n A. NJ, and I. and
) =. NJ; returning leave Fair Grounds at 10, ~,
.. I and o'clock. WM. WESLEY,
Sept. i.-ltl Proprietor.
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-"Punctuality is the Hinge Of business" In
families whore DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup 10 kept,
there is never n Of absence from school or
business ON account Of Coughs. Colds or Sore
Throat. Price ., cents.
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DUBLIC SALE OF
J. HORSES AND cows.
The undersigned win sell at public auction. al
Bob. lioirick's. opposite Baiti-
A.xl <moFc County Fair Grounds, on kYfW
AZ W.fss.day. sra Of SspieaLer. sSAkz
cd day % Fair ut I: NJ, four finely bred Young
Mares. in foai: several Colts and young broken
Horses. and Is head Of youag Attorneys. from
Is months to years old. Also, fresh Gov and
Calf. Terms Cash. Sale pcremptory.
Sept. i.-it.) c. v. CHERBONNIER.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
T UTHERvILLE
IL FEMALE SEMINARY,
NINE MILES FROM BALTIMORE,
ON n. c. RAILROAD.

This School has been recognized under a new
Principal and offers every facility for thorough.
practical and ornamental education. Buildings
accommodate Is boarding pupils. Grounds con
tain II acres ornamentally laid out.
full Collegiate Course for young ladies desir.
Ing graduation. A Select Course for those not dc.
string graduation A Preparatory Course for
misses from 10 "a years Of age.
Music and Art Departments under experienced
teachers. Faculty Of eight (s) teachers.
Board and tuition In English aud Latin, per
year. $500. Day pupils from $50 10 $50.
School tickets on X. II. for day pupils from city.
eo-Nsx, Session opens 18th September.
For catalogues address.
REv. J. n. TURNER. A. NJ,
Aug. 2i.-lm.l Principal.
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Twelfth District.

Mo"iay a"d THesfay. ScpfeH,5er 6fh and ia, 1850.
At JOHN kRAUSER'S GARDENvILLE
HOTEL, ID Precinct;
Wesfass'ias. September SCH, 1850,
AT NAINMASTER'S TAVERN, : MILES on
PHILADELPHIA ROAD, LIST Precinct;
Thursday aHd Friday. !SspieB,Lsr 9fh and i0A. 1850,
AT MICHAEL ADAMS, ScHoRRvILLE.
CANTON, I'd Precinct.
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EERTILIxERS FOR SALE
IL At THORNTON MILL

Various Brands Of Fertilizers, including 'white.
locks Vegetator." can be obtained at Thornton
Mill, at BALTIMORE PRICES and terms.
Aug. 2l.-tE THOs. II. MATTHEW'S.
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Eleventh District.

Moaday, Tuesday. Wsdne.day a"d TAursiay, Sep
tcnLsr 6,h. 7th. sh asd Oh, 1850,
At J0HUA l.. wRIGHT'S HOTEL,
ist Precinct;
Friday. SspfeHbsr 10fh, 1880,
At RIDGELY'S FORCES. (F0RMERLY WIN.
BLACKIST0N'S.) PHILADELPHIA
TURNPIKE, I'd Precinct.
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G70 WEEK. si2aday at home easily made
Augusta, Maine. TNov.32,Te.-1y.s
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Miscellaneous.
NOTICE or REMUNERATION.

~
The undersigned. Officers 81 Registration for the
various Election Districts Of Baltimore county,
appointed by the Governor &c Maryland, In ac-
corlance with the provisions of the Registration
Law, passed at January Session. 1876 having
taken the oath Of Office before the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Tor baltimore county. NJ directed by
said act for the purpose Of dischargng the DATES
of said Office. they will meet in their repective
Districts ut the following times and places named
below:
First District.
Monday and THssday. SePfcaIsr 6sh aud 7h. 1850,
AT X. W. KILPATRICk'S cAT0NsvILLE
HOTEL;
"Wednesday, SspteHbsr sfL, 1850,
At MccAULEY'S. ELLICOTT'S CITY;
asd Thursday aRd Friday, SePfeS'Ler 9h and
IOfk. 1850,
At sTIIFEL's, on TIIEFREDERIcK ROAD.
Second District.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. TAHrsday aad
Friday. September 9Th, ia, s,h, 9h and loah,
1850.
At RANDALLST0wN.
Third District.
Monday aad Tas.day. SsPteMber 6fh and ga, 1850.
HAMMETT'S THREE-MILE HOUSE, REFS
TERSTOwN TURNPIKE;
HsiHsst iay aud ThHrsday, Sept. SEA and eh, 1850,
AT wARRIcK's sEVEN-MILE HOUSE,
REiSTERSTOwN TURNPIKE;
Friday, September l0fh, 1850,
AT THE TEN-MfLE HOUSE, REIsTERs.
TOWN TURNPIKE.
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Eourfl. Disfrfef

Monday, Tuesday,. Wodas.day. Thw'day and
Friday, SepfeHLsr Gih, 7fh, sth, 9h and loth,
1850,
At THE STORE OF wM. L. SIIRIvER,
REISTERST0wN.
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FIN. Diafrief.

Monday. Tuesday,. Wedaesday. TAursday aa.i
Friday. Ssp,sALer 6ih. ia, sih. Oh aad
lOb, 1850,
At JACKSoN'S WHITE HOUSE.
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Tentl. Distriet.

Moaday. Tuesday. "Wednesday, ThHrsdsy aud
Friday, SsPienber Oh, 7th, sch, 9h and
IOtk. 1850.
AT SHADES TAVERN.
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Law once OF D. II. Emory, Tow.ontown.
MORTGAGES SALE
LOT OF GROUND IN THE sTH ELECTION
DISTRICT. NEAR cocKEYsvILLE.

wi OF
LOT OF GROUND IN THE sTH ELECTION
DISTRICT. NEAR cocKEYsvILLE.
Ry. virtue Of the power and authority contained
~ In Mortgage from Charles n. Foot and
wife TO William Parks. dated March lith, -.
ma 1873. and recorded In the Mortgage
r. Records Of baltimore county,
in Liber j. D.. No. 20. folio i79, &C.. the under
signed, Attorney named in said Mortgage, will
sell at public sale, at the Court House door Tow
sontown, on
Tuesday, September 2I.f, 1859,
at u o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
situate. lying and being In baltimore county, In
The sth election district, near cockeysvills. con
tanning
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO soUARIpIRcH-
rs OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
fully described by metes and bounds In said Mort
gage, and being the same lot Of ground and prem
ises which was conveyed by BAIL Foot and wife
TO Charles II. Foot, by deed dated 18th day Of
June, 1873, aud len the 30th Of January, 1873,
Tor record among the Land Records Of Baltimore
county aforesaid. together with all the improve
ments and appurtenances thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE :-One- half Cash, balance In
six months, credit payment 60 bear interest
from day OF sale aud 10 be secured 10 the salts.
faction Of the undersigned, or all Cash n the
option Of the purchaser.
d. HOPPER EMORY.
Attorney named In the Mortgage.
Aug. 2s.-ts.
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SifH"f'y, tie 10Th day 81 SsyfsHbsr. lSSu.
at No"n.
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND BiLTI.
MORE COUNTY.
therein described. containing
t2I! ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
situated upon the Marcclla Church Road. abou,
half mile south Of Randallstown u. formerly owned
by Sias W. Conn. now occupied by Mrs. Sophia
T. Smith. and adjoining the lands of e. H. Ship.
ley. g. Wolf. J. smith. tiate Stirling.) Stinch.
comb. Fryfogle and worthington. About 80
ACRES IN TIMBER. the balance in cultivation
OF grass. Soil rotten rock. Healthy country.
Well improved by a large
STONE MANSION,
sheltered by grove upon an elevation command
ing an extensive prospect. surrounded by fine
lawn. with barn and ouibuilings. ice house. tool
house, dairy, dry-housc. tenant house, &c. Fruit
In abundance. Several fine streams. Marcclla
creek. &C., water the various fields.
TERMS.--One. third Cash. balance IN six aud
twelve months. with interest from day of sale. A
deposit &c $3.50 will be required.
c. T.. PHELPS. Attorney,
- 81. Paul ST., Baltimore.
Sept i.-ts.
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very largely attended Republican meeting
was held at the Running Pump, Frederick road,
ON Wednesday night. at which Capt. WIN. n.
Pr"Nn presided. Speeches were made by Col. c.
Irving Di;y. Dr. Vim. u. Wilmer anil others.
The meeting was most enthusiastic and the Re.
pubirans in that section of the county will give a
good account Of Themselves in November.
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GEOkGE n. RfLEY.
Chairnan Rsyubliean ExeeuiiSe commii,s..
GEORGE g. GIBSON, Secretary.

The ncnbers Of the Executive conmi,see frosa
The LIST anA i>sh Eieeiion districts, fornins part
Of the Sh congressional district, 20 ukon the en-
tire regulation d the primary eieetions in those
districts uas left BY the STATE Cen,ral Committee
uere present and sisnei the fOIiSuins paper:
By asthori;y vested in - By resoIasion e the
state Csnsrai Commitfee. adopted Jane 3eth, lsso
he undersiened. n>@bers q the EIessfise Con.
nitfee q Baltinsre esunsy for the let and I3sh
districts thsresf. hereby rsases; the Espsbliean
voters of said disfricfs % assemble in primary
Dsssisss, On
Friday. Ssy.so-sSsr IetI, lssa,
between the hosrs Of and p. n a. the folIs in
ns@ei places: Il; district. AZ Carroll I3,h dc
trtsf ~ Psa Sehslfhei: for the pzrpose of eie-t.
ing sse delegates IN each district % meet In join,
ssnssntisn AZ seesers', Frederiek roai. on
Friday, Separator lefk. ISse,
% Tie hesr 81 . p n. 70 sesec; tso dele.
E.fes @ The sth Cenrre<sioaai District Coaven-
tee. % bs hsid ~ L.1rei. September Is;h. Issa
- he hc1r - y n Tie psils uil be oresel
90 p n and closed ~ p. n. An tke rexuia-
tioas adopted BY the c0snfy -Exesstive Casualties
Ser he primary s,etions called fsr Septezse- 18th
In tAs "a coaersssioaal district ksreby adops.
81 Ser the gssern@snt e primary eiscsisss hereby
ordered Zee The lss an1 l1sh district. Il Baltimore
eo1mfy.
GssHsx Ears, IN. RErET.
C. TavUe DnST. y. p. RkAH.
Z A. TrExEa. J. HsxpT.
Er- Geo. Iss Dist EI- co.. I.,h Dist.
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The colorcd voters of wavcrly aud vicinity. 9th
district. organized a Garfield and Arthur club on
Friday night of last week aud elected the follow.
nsoflceTs President, Odcn Hawkins; vice. presi-
dent, u. u. Gasaway: secretary. James iiamil-
ton; treasurer, $. Sleigh; executive committee.
VIM. 4. Mays. James H. Robinson and Henry r.
Lewis. The club, which promises to be a very
strong one. will meet hereafter nj Shiloh church.
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MORTGAGE SALE
VALUABLE Farm NEAR RANDALLs.
TOWN.

Under power in Mortgage recorded In Liber
J. B., No. 60. folio 900, &C.. one Of the -
"a Mortgage Records Of Baltimore
Ia county. the undersigned.
Attorney therein named. will self at public sale.
Mt the Court House ut Towsontown on
!Siia"i'y. tie 25h day .f S.,,.mJ.r. ISs0.
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'"e'" w ''"''II"'I' ~ FHId 7 aIn lnsi getting
my eyes open" and then moved on. Il Is safe 10
say that many others will follow the exampl. Of
these men ut the coming election.
The Republicans Of the 9Th election district or
CANNED u campaign club on Saturday night last
by the election "f The inlowin officers. President
Daniel Bccklcy vice presidents. Edward Roys-
ton. John 4. Prizes. Joshua Wilhelm and Jacob
Gosnel; secretary, William Grim: corresponding
secretary, Thomas Cooper; committee on finance,
John o. Shambcrger, Joseph walirmycr. Charles
Hoys,on, WIN. Cape and Thomas liiil. Twenty
-FOUR names were signed 10 the roll aud the club
will number from Is 10 100 before election day.
A correspondent informs us that much interest /.
being taken by Republicans in the 9Th, and that
an increased vote will be polled In November
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"a Hffie noascasc nssr and then % reiishesf by
the risest Hen."
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The UNDERLINED. Officer. Of Retaliation for th
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Law once OF c. Z. Phelps. iYst. Paul ST.,
Baltimore. Md.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-08
wE,vEE HrpID.arEp y, MS PARTY.

Frank NJ. Hughes, the leader Of the
Grecnback and National organizations
in Pennsylvania, has telegraphed to
Gen. Weaver, the Presidential candi.
date Of that party, that by his congrnt-
ulations to Solon Chase, the leader of
the sore-head faction of the Grecnback-
ers and Nationals in Maine, who have
broken away from the mass of the party
in that State and put up n separate
Electoral ticket in order to give the
Electoral vote Of the State to Garfield,
he (Weaver) has forfeited his claim to
the support of the organization in the
keystone State and elsewhere, and he
notifies the roereant Weaver that the
Greenback and National party is not
Of marketable men who can
be sold and delivered at the option OF
by the corruption Of marketable, mer-
cenary and corrupt leaders or candi-
dates, IN the interest OF Garfield and
the Republican party. Upon the Pres
idential issue the Greenbackers and
National Labor party are for General
Winfield S. Hancock and William II.
and they will so cast their
vote in spite of corrupted candidates
and Republican leaders in disguise to
persuade them into the folly of support
ing ticket which has no possible
chance of success, but is intended solely
as a device to divide and weaken the
Democratic nominees, in order to as
sure the election of the Republican
twin corruptionists, General Garfield
and General Arthur.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-08
nEmoCnArIc ECONOMY.


(Proin the New York Star. Sept. goth. 1ss0)
In 1875 the Democrats recovered a
majority In the House of Representa-
lives, and they went TO work at once
to mend the matters OF the people.
To bo sure their work was not avail
able till the year afterward. In 1873
they had both branches Of Congress,
and the fruit Of their labors then be.
came clearly evident Although
Hayes administration Is Republican
yet he has been obliged To obey the
law rs made by the Democratic Con-
gress.
Let US take q glance at some Of
these resultsas comparison between
the last "unadullerated' Radical ad-
ministration and tho administration
with n full Democratic Congressional
control.
Take, first, the receipts For 1875,
under Grant, the receipts Of customs
were 1857, ,IG7,722 /; under Hayes
they were slsG, ,522, ,0G4 AN increase
OF 800, 1854, ,342. In 1875 the internal
revenue receipts were Slt0,007, ,403 /;
In 1880 they were sl24, 900, ,373--an
increase ofsl3, 1902, $50. In 1875 the
total revenues from all sources were
S2sf, ,020,77i In 1850 they were
1888, ,52G, ,601 an increase Of sl9, ,50J,
$50.
Now turn 10 the expenditures IN
1875 tho war department cost a4l,-
100, ,Gf5 in $50 under Hayes 1t cost
$3s, lIG, G,o10--a decrease of s3,003,-
729. In 1875 the navy cost s2l, :
497 ,G2G; In 1850 1t cost sl3, $3.50, 1854
Ia decrease OF 81 ,9G0,54 In 1875
the Indian Bureau cost $s,3s4, ,G5s ;
In 1880 II cost 50, ,945, ,457-a decrease
Of 81 ,439, 200. In 1875 the total cx-
pendltures We're $27s, ,G93. .673. and IN
1850 they were s2G7, ,G42, ,950-a de-
crease of $5,050,G1s.
This decrease In tho total expcndi-
lures would have been much larger
but for tho increase In pension pay
menis in 1880 over those in 1875
the only item in which there was an
increase. In 1875 the pension pay
ncnts were 500, 9,45G, ,215 ; in 1850
they were $50, ,37l ,95s. Leaving out
this pension item the decrease in ex-
penditures would have been s32, ,37I, :
552 for the year. This shows the
economy practiced by the Democratic
Congress, and this is foretaste Of the
economy that would rule the councils
of n full Democratic government with
the executive, tho administration and
legislation as one. The matter Is
worth thinking about.
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nlxCoCK's IDEA OF AIS OFFICE.

We are informed, on good authority.
says the \. Y. Eesaing Express, that
last week a number of rich men waited
on Gen. Hancock and told him they
would raise a quarter Of million dol
lars towards the legitimate expenses Of
his election if he would permit them to
name the Secretary of the Treasury
should he be elected President.
Gen. Hancock was told that while
the Republicans were raising and spend
ing vast sums of moRey in this cam
paign, and it was proposed to raise a
million dollars by private subscription
to insure the election of Garfield, the
Democratic Committee had no funds to
speak of, and is obliged to depend upon
the spontaneous enthusiasm Of the T.eo-
pie for contributions.
Gen. Hancock listened to their state
snent with respect, and courteously re-
piled Gentlemen, decline your Of
fer. If elected to the Presidency /
must take the Office unpledged."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-08
COTLDX'r AFFORD no EIDE ~ IT.

True to the DENoCRAT's prediction
of last week, the Republican Towpath-
ers hired Messrs, Wheeler & Dickey's
elegant landaulet in which to ride Viii
liams IN the torch-light procession but
he wouldn't stand it. lie peremptori-
ally informed the committee that he
wouldn't ride in that outlit-that he
preferred to walk. Bat the boys had
the thing out on the street and two or
three of them were praneins around in
it, preparatory to receiving the great
landaulet masher at the Revere House.
and finding that he wouldn't stand the
pressure they made a sort of quiet STAN
peie out of the coach themselves. and
to Mr.. Dickey's surprise when he ar
rived at the Revere House his load was
gone-had crept out of the vehicle by
4 sort of gradual emancipation" while
lie was driving in the back streets
and he WAS forced to return to the sta
bic without his weight of human great
ness
We can't blame Flaxbral,e. That
same sort of an outfit beat him for the
Supreme Judgeship at one time, and
he can't longer afford to patronize it and
thus associate his own besmirched char
aeter with a vehicle which cost him
and his party the respect and confidence
of the world.