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New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
AN IDEAL "CHANGE" CABINET.

We propose u content ourselves Win ei!npy
tagg..ung wat we consider wOud be an idcai Demo-
efaic Cabinet: ,,-
Ascrctary Of StatcJeremish : Black. OF PenbsyNahit
S,.rtiory OF ne Treasnry-Sanue J. Iilden, OF New
tNrk
sty,,ury Of War-GeOrgeB .. Mcclellan, OF NcwJeisey'
S0sc'afg Of he kdry-TnOmas A. Hendricks' OF Ih"-
k1a
SsoretarB Of TIE IRSrfOr-Allen q. Thurman OF ONO
fOs,nausttr- GenerdI-John B Gordon, OF Georgia
Attorney Generai-Benjamn L. Butler. OF Mdssachu-
With such coterie Of advisers tue first Democratic
ffedcnt since the would enter Al once upon must
taecessiul admlnlstra llon Of tbe NatlOn-s Analis
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
OWNING UP.

IL = not pleasant TO meet, IN plain Dlach
asa Ue, statcmcut of the Nof@ OI wb1skef ahu jus
tns Carolina and other Southern States and 20
fne aat an enorno us efepce there - Dci ween the
number 81 hOmcides ia tue South and the number ia
TIE Sorih snd West But IL idle expect thai there
WI be- re gard for human life and more vigorous
a. vt '-tTa. the law, ia the south or anywhere
sso a. 9the magnitude Of the exist ng eyii prouel
h.Aae !" eubno. AS long the man VINO siAs aii,
olhe1 10 ras1 word OF a fanced wrong Is sustained
asa Hed by public SENTIMENT juries wii continue 70
acI. d blood will continue 10 be shed m4IeoneI VIC
cshno either by silence denial, prevent hnowieuec
VI the dauaxinz Ia quarters where it Wilde prtJ
1sial " the interests OF tbe Conmonwea.n. soa,n
SAroiina has nothing to fear unft, the opportunity
cenx gwen iheD the people snail refuse or aii 10 po
.eet themselves and civilization By insisting or ,ne
punishment OF every criminal whether his conuition ps
xn or Low, aud whatever his influence aud his eonncc
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

the prices paid the period when the ID per cent
advance In In operation and also curing the
Last few months while the extra 10 per cent advance
has been IN operation. They claim that these figures
will show an aIyance In majority o. b- cases OF con
siderDbiy more than % per over the wages PAID
year ago The feeling growing that the spnners VIII
not vote TO strike tut this only be dctetued Dy
the vote on satur lay eXen.iIr
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
NIDNIGHI WE4YHER REPORE
GOVERNMENt iND.CArlONS
SvlODstg fJ' f4s otit - or

WAeHINGTON. Oct. /, 1 Il. m.-The barJm-
has risen the Atlantic coast, with cooler and
clear weather and northeast 10 northwest winds CIea
weather continues the Southern States ana the OHIO
Valley with east south Winds change in tempera-
ture. and high but falling barometer The winds havo
shifted sOutherly tie Lake region aud Northwest
with slightly and partly cloudy weather, less
pressure ana local rains
Iiidiedu0ns.
For gland. clear fair weather, s0Utheriy TO
westerly winds, usng followed by falling barometer
and continued low temperature, with frost.
For the Misdlc STATES, clear or far weather, winds
shifting heast southwest, with slowly falling
barOinei er and slowly rising temperature.
CdiiiiOHdrV Signals.
CautiOnary signals cOutinne from Cape Lockout TO
Care HenTy.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
LATEST SNIP NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YOR6...ARRIvED SEPT 80.
str sciian tBr). Blackstone Dena 81 Malaga sept
gibraltar -, with fru and 10 passengers To order;
el 10 : Tucker q Co
sserno tir. WE'LL sept TO- with mdse to sanderson
Bark Anoinetta Utah. Ascoe. Genoa IS days. in
ballast 20 Phillips * Straehe.
FOREIGN PORTS
sorHAMPTOS. Sept 3U.Arr str absburg from NewYork.
for Bremen.
ONDON sept 3OAfr Liverpool Sederico and Man
uela both Bamore Lovaine from Baltimore nc New
castle: Cpeto NewYo.x aud Sfrathairy from Mon
trea at glasgow ~ Hull str Malengo from New York.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
EAYARD CORNhRS HIMSELE.

Senator Bqgrra IN his 7ammqny HaH Spech sept o. 1's0
have seen it charged that the Demo
CIauc iaIy foes to tie National banks, bat an
o. iOss to know the authority for this.
Senator Bagdrd the United States Senate March Z, 1870
DO not aVOr the National banking system. would
never have and desire 10 see II abolished a.
soon IS possible. uut not ruhessy, not suddcuN. NOT
upiustly consider That the National hanks nave ad
an vantage al cost OF the pun lc at large, undue
f;tr upon the currency alone sc have gwen
them they have been receiving as nee elt from te
American people some 10000 600 pei annum since Inc
dnY OF iAcIr crclnm LhmA n Il. TINS souId C-ase
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
n'11,c The f mi cast is as follows:
MUSICAL NOTES.

Miss Beebe, who sings in the choir OF tue
church of the Rev. Dr.. Hastings. ana VINO
IL much esteemed by the congregation Oh
that church. "a not the Miss Beebe who sings
In the Boston Ideal Opera Troupe. Tho pub
lie has reason Cor Satisfaction in tho thought Una,
60 so 81 the name of Beebe have susceedcd 50
-su "" a,d yvo, n deserved respect, beth personal
"a -; ;,rnSsss,nnaI N n Mis- Hsilrett4 A~>oe WIG
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
PEBLIC OPINION

If Hancock should be elected the South
VITA " de Hampton and I'M and Beck aud Lamar
vould dictate his ajmustratiOn-lUuca uca Herald tkcpl
The Soutb WAS once before " solid,n and
that VS. or Rebel on; with tnat II was calculated
Nqthrrn Democrats helping, the Union would be dis
solved and republican government destroyed. -
lIfoy Times (Rep)
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
rEcArsE n woUaD BE rnE END oE nANcOCK.

What is the reason that every Democratic
speaker ard organ character ana position should not
say L. tie south Carolina ballO'b9X siUftS aud the
Mississippi buloZeTS aud the Arkansas manipulaOrs
OF Teful.s. no more OF thatf
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

"THE MosT DIsTRESsFUL COUNTREE.'-
Bridget: " bys looking well. Mrs. Muliigan" Mrs.
MuiIgam $50 II Oaght. neiad. shure us lucky child
sat livery baby thar has the good tune 10 he born
on the uOIgnt that It, father shoots his landlord
and cuts on the agents ei-s."-fFun.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
tribune LOCAL DB>EHYArIDYi.

TRIBUNE OFEICE, Oct l, 1 q. m.-The upward move
nent the barometer continued throughout the clear
and fair weather yesterday. The temperature ranged
between 400 and 500 the average (53i99 being l4l9
lower than the corresponding day last year ard $50
lower than Wednesday
Clear or partly cloudy aud slightly cooler weather may
be expected today IN this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

5ueclal Noree5.
.ooe>o~,~~ooo>s..e<.-e.,.-~~
New Designs In
GAS FIXTUREs' CLOCKS. BRoSzEs, LAMPS. AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
rtiie in STYLE and materials aui workmanshp
are offered by
MITCHELL. VANCE & Co.
sss and sss Broadway. aew.YoE.-
Tks s.IssTsssss.sssH. II y :. q. sr,z-. = .n,. u
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
DEATH or LOUIS JOSEPH NEST4YER.

Louis Joseph Mostaycr one Of the oldest
and best known light comedians on Tie stage 'Sed
Wednesday at the house of his sister, Miss Emily
Mestayer No I06 West Fortiethst. lie had been tray
elling through the country playing In " Miss with
Miss Pxley aud was suddenly takel sick III Auburn.
He came to New York wen; to KS sisters house. aud
was aiterward unable caye it, For tea days he suf-
iercd from bilious Intermittent fever wlch he had con-
tracted at his home in WlllIamsbridge
Mr.. Meslayer was born in this city, and was
sixty-tlree years old when he died. lie )eg'n his ca
rrer on the stage la the od Chatham Theatre under the
management Of c. Il. Thorne. After playing there for
three wears he went to South America with a dramati
company He next appeared AZ the National Theatre,
Boston. which was managed by his uncle william
Pelby Then, for seven years. he Of the com
pany at the Boston Museum, where he played variety
OF characters and wide reputation. When
a Young man he was considered OF the haDdsOmest
men on the Stage and his attractive made
him a great fayOrite among thcatregOers He came to
New-York when Woods Museum opened in Broad
wal and played with that company for or eight
wears For the last fifteen he has been connected
with different companies III this city lie took the part
OF the JUdge IN rne Danites." and PLAYED WIN lIe
company in tue Broadway Theatre and at Booths. He
also travelled through the country with the company
Mr. Mestaycr Was the uncle OF william Mcstayer, OF
the Tourists company. and OF Charles L. Tborne OF the
Union square sister Maria was marreG
In lS47 Miss Mary Naylor. OF Philadelphia VINO sur
wives nun. He had no family except an adopted
daughter. In speaking Of HIN last night prominent
actor eIid :" l. uis Mcstayer most charming aud
polished gentleman. As an actor lie was estcemed
highly IN social ne ne was l9Veu, ne va Ia a
bard father and brother He was ioly and social at
all times" ,-., -, ,ho
Lille Chnrch Around The Corner" The body will be
inferred in Trinity Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
PAYING OFF BONDHOLDERs.

WASHINGTON, sept. 30. - United States
Treasurer Gflan to-day mailed So OO0 checks repre-
scning s5,322.423 80 which amount Is the quarterly
standing ~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

,irs. A. III. LeonDwens. the weLknown author and
teacBer has connected herself with ho Berkeley school
preparatory class for young BOYS from
twelve under her rsgna superyison be-
ginning OcOD-r Il very unusual fr class OF little
Toys TO have Ihe guidance aud instruction Of lady Of MIS-
Ienawenss etla1n ship, bat and
long - teaching led he's embrace the opportu-
uis offered in conjunction with the Berkeley school,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
SIMON CAMERON SAYS GARrIELD WILL WIN

\
Ton an faierute,o in The I1usbul9 Commercial Gazette
al believe Garfield Is going to be elected.
Ihave thought al IPs all mons cnsr TINS tnik al
his losing Pcunsylyanil Hancock has not The most re-
mole chrnec carrying this state. The Republicans
are every where united. We Will sweep everything TINS
year. the Legislature and everything else have no
doubt but MI Wallace would be much pleased 10 nave
The Democracy carry this State and send hun back 10
United states But he Will have 10 give that
up He can't accomplish II this year
How about Eew-IOrk, Geueraif" go
There the ght VIII be a much closer one. with tho
chances greatly in favor. Our friends are
ccnlident of gaming that state They have
gone TO work IN earnest 10 make battle iOr
II aud tney VIII Tho split IN that STATE last year
In The Drmocrac;lc ranks between Robinson and
Kelly causet each side 10 make the most strenu
effort 30 bring out the Democratic vote Oi course
they cur each others throat but they were united IA 10
The resi- of the ticket and their combined iOfces ncuu
Ing the entire Democratic vote polled By both fact ons
was defeated The vote the Northumberland
was far test, and the Republican candidate lan on.
TIE Democrat Potter with the combined strength OF
Robinson and Kelly behiud him. 10y about 5000 votes
That was fair test the strength OF The respective
parties 1iiden had large personal IOlOwing IN ihat
State tnat Hancock has not got TIE parry lines VIII ne
drawn closely with the chances largely III 1hfneius
favor LIS all nonsense TO talk OF the New10fA L;gs
laure choosing Republican electors Tor iear We uSh.
lose the State Such idea has never Derh SERIOUSLY
entertained by The Republican managers such course
would be entirely unnecessary We VIII get the eiect-
WAY"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
FIRE. SPEECH" IL SOUTH CARoLNA.

FORT NOTE, ;. c.. Sept pa pro-
icced kaAca Jubilee TINS place today tic Democrats
met Air l.. ". NJ. Mackey Taft. Boycr aud the lesser
ngAis demanded 4 division Of tine, which was hiuY
refused They then formed IN a solid body approached
Their stand aud forced them 20 ciurantbl DIVIDE time
Coone JOHN c. Haskell, SOLICITOR Jeryey and General
Har made telling speeches in behalf OF the Democracy,
thereby casting danper the whole days procecG-
ing. Mackey with his usual cflrOntery charged the
mocrncy with everything wrong Imdgnable. and did
al he could with ls serpents tongue 10 luHame thc
PASSIONS o. the negroes against their ieiiOW-Nhltts
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
Dolitical Notices.
A.-pOIiticaI Banners NJ Short Notice.
Fine Oilpainted Portraits on hand Tor sale Dl
HOJER IL GRAHAM. Painters ~ Du


H0JER d GRAHAM Painters ~ DHane.st
Campaign Equipments OF ali kinds manufactured and
''' '"'' ~ HERMAN FORCE. 2OS Broadway. n. Y.
Hra,1uar artcrs for POLITICAL BANNERS,
PORTRAITS FLAGS AND CAMPAIGN OUTFITS.
NJ r. LEVY 4 Co.
No. 80 I,oWard-st. Ncw- IOri,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
10 Republican, Cinbs

CAMPAIGN t0HMITTEEs
THE NEW YORK rRlBUN has Issued in me form OF
It's popular TRIBUN TX RAS tie following documents
which are of 'g.es e. q, am TSr IN ss ,s s'iLgis"' ii
formulation in tie soid Snuth showing record Of
rank financial cishono wbch has been made
cents 50 per nun lred sl2 per thousand
30. 81 The Finance Primer .,o.,o.,
pesna9n N The insss an;Tsge 81 rrrTss l han9c
'oPl''' fr'0 No. S.? 55 The Chisoi@ Trassdy
Chison tells how ner husband was 9rgtay nnr tered
by southern moi. f.lcs cents s2pr hundred 10 per
'N'u'''" No 65. The Life of Garfield.
ont change from Mr Whtelaw Beid's ohio IA the War
Earl and Later Year. by Mr T. smey ee'eh , 81
feds speeches ~ pages Pr1c1 ceatsi p'I hahafel
s-' p'' 80. 90. The Two Parties.
Political Ba ance-shest An addrss, by Colonel John
Hay Cleveland OHIO July 81 looO Price cents 81 per
"DH''' no. "a. Hall TO the Chic ,,.. o..
OF the reception oi Geera Jar
NewIork. with speeches OF leading Iiepaocans
1''1 NO o.. Brisndiers Uppermost. s.,,
Fac sme leer which Coogressmen setzaoo.er pro
an Infamous ForSeTy lie iad in
Counted Price cents 81 Ier handred - per
''o"S'" No g. Can the North Afford It.
Nearly fourteen handre millions o, aiars o
during The account Is made up from the ON
cis wsshngel Of the claims tei TO date some
III ng every ought to read Pee ents IS per nun
ui'u' 81 No. III. Protected Industry
The Republican Tariff the Bulwark 81 Naonal Prosperity
Plain Truths for workngnen. illustrated IN series OF let
from the manufacturing eentt on &c" @ WIN sh
mace BY him in Of Representatives Price cents
No. ~. Mr.. EyaTts's speech.
The Admirable Record Of twenty iea,oi republican Rule
with tue Pretensons Of the DemoeFaeyIA Veg
EvsTts Secretary OF state at Cooper institute sept 2s
oners FOR any Of the above promptly filled Cash must
company =" "O''''~ THE TRIBUNE.
NeW-IoTk.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
DIED.

bv Professor Henry Frink Of Hamilton College Carlton
kingsbnry. OF westneld N Y, and fsnne T. frink Of
Hill
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
MIERIEl

To Recover Permanently
Prom mental bodily take WALLED PHCsPlfEJ
Al dIugests sell a.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
Jueclil NoIlees

Jpeclil Solllea
by Tho; F. KirHy cS Ga A";iIfnser,h" AZ ;!arfiH
No" No. 9N 80 hHiian hRo ib%AY DIVA OPPOSITE S waici
ELEGANT NEW Siililt re, HSD grHorsrERY
nv MAGE " y rmTS I'll TIe.2Vg e soS is and JOHN H.
RICH onlsrfA2 Ae ?f;f' %Sb 'SSsgErs BEST
GRADES Asp CHOICE DESIGNS
CHOICE spEcIMESs Sa OF P1'yy cHTHaIc AET ELEGANT
IMPORTED s5aG saqGkst, kst,nsEHs s&EksGAsEAc' sc. HAND
on rvpspsS % Be s %s6 S' @SS
ocI0glE "a ANp -, g AZ ,rse - 1Sk9f5E aSH 55re..
S5sS GFS a 'a 1a9 fyf &Sp EvESS
Geo. 4. i.enviir & Go, Aaei,eneer.
MONDAY. octooer T. and ioli1~'ns evening" CLINTON
HALL now on exhibition.
LIBRARY oFTnE .ArE oYATHAN MEREDITH EsQ.
u BALri1OkE. Md
inrnnng many ,,, 49,,
choss TSs %srks ~ II H. ofT SsHapy nsee teies Eng.
and Ciassi - shakesperana &C. &c Many Ia nhs
bndings Catalogues ready.
parte, at Distance purchase a, safes
have catalogues sent free OF oApense.
Henry A. Daniei. NJ. d. IA Lexington near ssth 81
Aticntlca % gentlemen only.
Posi- % 1cs soucs
ihe foreign mails tct .ae wsst I S @
Tor Europe by steamship Battle VIA oleoa,owa on NtD-
va siown IcorreponGenes be
ique VA Hayre on THURsDAYM az ii a. N. Tor Edope ~
steamship Frsis via Plymouth cheroouEg ana & &hs@oarx
irea Queenstown correspondenco o. GREAT britain ana
The Continent be specially adressed On sAit hDAr.
t ii A Gornsny &c. by Steamship Dohan wa -Outa.
ampton Bremen eoresponience ior Great Brna and
Tie bc specially @ircsed ana al ~ IA for
stea1ship GermaDc via OueebSl0sn ana NJ IL
11 and Io az = % for ssflss OS sssip ssa
via mails i0r Denmark. sweden ana NORWAY
ARE di-patched HAMBURG and Bremen steamer. only,
The mails caoe Hayrl ~ DOMINGO ana I@ss Islasa
leave september ~ Tee i.s ioe hsyu .csys
Sew-fork september mails for Hayaha ease New
yors sptsaber ~ and so me m,s 10, Porto fso ,sss
e leave Nesiork sevemscr 80 The mails Tor Aspn rsn
ana ,-oufh Pacific Nes-lotk 5eDsembrf ~. Inc
1na. Tor Nassau p Ser York se seHsar so fhs
mails Tor aud Caaees issse New York october
% nas fE M~xlco New 5opse1 Der ~ and O0-
tser The ~ 1homss and b~fbeiocs ,svs new-
Ins uAan tor tpnt <nt teSsa tsess -
rsncssco OsioDe- ~ fns n2as Z AosuAhA 49, ssevssss
rranelsco Oct0bss - x.s<>.s 4 = y A..
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

YIsGsBuRY-FRISK-on september %. % sharon AL
fsn bS Inc DR. D2n1srs, ef Phiadel0as sssasssd
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

Republican Naturalization C,mnittee Healquart 'rs
at northwest Of PeaIi AM Chatlams+ open daily
from 10 A. H. 10 4p.m. r. .. MCCOHD, Chairman.
XVIII Assembly, District Renublicau Campaign club
VIII meet ltco llih Han Al . tonight John u
OttiWe !, Willlat1 H. IOWnty ana IS VIII sPiaA Inc
&. &. G. g. viii SING.
A MIIIAM-. rNtlrY. u. BEI III ~ n. IIcflltnL
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

Adarnanic C,nycrons 20 be he'd on Thur ley eyennS
~ $50 O'Clock ut the iolowi named PAGES
Fourth Allermaiic District. az iCG FeaTl-st
Ffh AlderuIuC District at lIitccAer buildings bleec@cr
ard hfOrtpnSt SIS.
seventh AidcTmanic District, at Glass Hail. ia East
3lth-st.
Eighth AdermaH.c District. Mt No. East 80 j 81. - .
twenty Iud TW tyOurth wards 1T timers H1
fremont.
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Na,eh ~ isss, aiFsand .nlls.I nm, grind slte
llssAlnf nv nuislI tnllsi ENn WITH IN tifAnil
Nahh lit lAsu, puaf, hInak AMI White NAL klfr.
NAu TRUMP mol, NA,n iNlnItva, x.llsiVi I've lNvll
anh lllet Iflse III Nm knAiahi NeFlaAiltAl
Hs.ip,s, la,l, ~ and IA lialanls hilslr laf, IN
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tens art hlN'k AMI Nhlsr, sithrr ,sllnI my ris,s
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