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, 1880-10-30

o"'ttH MINI! ch1he ihlo power tlllnHHH LIN
alectlon of flanctck. AZ II ,llattef Of cnllrse,
Gen. tirant l'ad no such l'lea II, Ills mind,
A'nl did mt Nss my lungunEe whtcl, eun|sl
ln fairly cof,strue.t to i,citll anything nf tho
kind. Wlnt Grant nctualy snltl Is NJ fol-
lOws:
a. at, eonyincd4l TINT tho peope Of tic Rrrnt
tssNes III ihtA c!np,lgn. Tho llotaooratiu pArty,
nrgA,iiGetl ~ i 4 ntr, uner tho ctnfrol GF
" s ts1 afty rEasrs t, ay W. ,Sa xat M st s%s ssy m
willing. mid n,,iosis Tic rcaplo II lie Emrru
s"hcr,, rnlp wo want to be- u1 r,,!e I'll Is sr Nnrso
nr.t lropsc wtltc we atr nltyp. prrllfcf for tis
at e. ,ist"ry r hi so fSs srn n 4 @ IT.,
Atlantic Throughout tho ehtlrp Northern Status,
anl that Vs. we WI !se f1lIrert .rtt.,1izntln te
to eanterti with which viii 30 diyl'laI Into two
wewtlI ton hava Il frop b.tilot an nh hot,rst
bnsnt which tho pnopo # tll!s country aru sia-
; Sss sh t. INV hsye IN n r. tat 1e II , RSrst; II
THO meaning Of this is 10 clear that tc WIN
runs ,uny rea.l. To ol,cgin with, 1t |. n strong
prediction Ut Republican triumph, In Ncw
York. fier. Grant In 20 confident that tho
people of the Empire State nre not willing
To submit to tic altlctaton 0f tl,o Snld
South, Tint lie believes tic Now York clec.
tsotl will result In tho greatest yictory tic
1tcpnl,llcnn party has eyar nchioyc.t In TINT
State. Tint victory achieved, ten. Grant
further believes TINT sectfo,lalis,n will lnrgcly
disappear fronl National politics within the
next four years, and further prcl1ets TINT, Mt
tho ,lext election, there will bc q .lifreront
organization to contend agalnst, alu TINT
every man, Norll, and South, will then ID
free to vote as he uleases. II suel bu not tho
rcs.llt ut tho impending tlufeat Of tue SolIl
South, thon, ten. Grnnt predicts, tho Nortl,
will continue 10 be solid In resisting sectional
encroacllmcnt Until such result shall j,ayp
been ncl,leyctl. H.
This IL merely Il rcstatotnent Of tho obvious
meaning of Grnnt's Buffalo speech. There ~
not nnt llne nor ono word In that sreccl,
which hints Mt violent rcs!stnt1cc to a1ly re-
suit TINT shnll bD tleerlninetl by tho popular
vote nnd lawfully declared. No Nun can
honestly draw contrary Inference without
tutatty distortlng tie phraseo1ogy of tic
speech, md separating tint portion wl1lc],
rclntes to noN.snbmissIon to sectional ruio
from tho context which gives 1t point aud
meaning. Tho attempt to put a lrel,sunablo
construction upon thu lttcrnnce IL fnr-
fetched antl nlischfavous. II wns suggested by
tlusrG tn SERVE tho desperate cause of tito
Democrats ut Tic sacrifice of truth alltl prol,-
ability. Gra,,t's entire career gives the lie
10 any inslnuatlon that lle would counsel or
cnntl0ne ally attempt, On tho part nf my see
tlon or ms party, to I,lnhO a Violent
md unlawful resistance to my result uf an
election tllat hntl been. fairly brought about
by tho tree expression OF tho popular will.
, 1880-10-30

TltE cruel war Is not yct over. III fact, It
WIS rcopcneti yesterday with ol'!-tine zeaI. The
Wabash ltunl t,cgnh 10 sell ttckots between CHI
cnHu and 81. IIuls fur <5, aud tho Alton ( st.
Louis people freely exchanged tiokcts oycr iho!r
line between the two points for Wnb.lsh un-
limited ttekcts. Tic Lake. Erie s Western ltne
unt their rn.es Niso On ACCOUNT OF tho pooling
arrangements between the Wabash md l}ee
Lines. Tickets between Cleveland anl Kansas
city were reduced frurn esI.h0 to SIG.
, 1880-10-30

FATIIEH JAMES MOTIalir, II Catholic cler-
EyElnn Ut Alrsviile, Allegheny County. Ill.,, tas
Just published Il lettoF giving reaBons why hc will
support tlnn Gnrilel Aud thg whuc Aepublicna
tsckut next rllesday. llo says he Is Republican
liecnllso tho ltcpuhltohn party Is II loynl uarty
uni !ts Interpretation of tho spirit Of the cot,-
stltuti0n nnd tho 'tnter amendments IL tho
lust ind proper ono. Ha il also n
ltap"hlishn because Of the Kranll nchloye-
,ucnts Ut tho party tn nbulishlnR human slavery.
1t IL qa11 thnt theEo arc several othor Catholic
priests In Wcstern Pennsylvania who will vote
for 0on. 0arltold aud adviao thoir people tu vote
for him.
, 1880-10-30

THE tariff plank Ut tho Democratic party
Ut tariff fur revenue only Is taken bodily
from tho cobdon Club doctrine. IA "tarlR
for revenue only =" is tho cor1lor.atule ot tho
cobIen Club structure. The British systom
OF FREQ trade consists Of n "tarlif fur reY.
euue only" Tho Democratic platform aa,tt
tho English platform. on tho tnrtR ars mt
only fdet tluaI, but'tho former Is taken from
,the lRttcr ward fp &Word and letter for lcttcr.
Tho Democratic bAhlltloxcrs nro n,nrcitnr tha
r.,s,, ~, T., .;.,,,s ~ ~
English free trttlo "tnilT fur revenue only.n
n,,I ynt tho, Ir,a nroto,,I N tot. tho 1,rl,tsi,
They llayp Il very remarkable way Of alloW.
int, # MI, tl,c to,,fy ,,.xt,o,; In tha f,ot,,h.r
s'a ~ ~, MIN .ass, na t.. -. ',.o oo'uuss
iournnl to whlel, The axunrtars of TINT rn',,,.
, 1880-10-30

X lAltfsE nlootlng, composed ut Dem0-
rra,tn anl liepnbltcans WIS held nt Cooper 1nsti-
t.rtc, Nov York, lust evening TO protest aKaInst
tho vantlittature Of bir. Willinm Il. Oraco for
Mnyar of Now r"rk. oil tho ground that his
clootlnn wnsthl bn lnltnlenl to tito interests
Ut tho public schools. Tho ncctiug wns pre-
sted over lly Mr. Taleott. Il Democrat, nI1tt
epere1us wcru mutlo by ex-atuyor wtokhum, tho
1rr. nr. Stephen H. Tying. Jr., ni,.l tho l,uv. 1r.
!. y. Ncrshnn,. TItdun'R Eron.ls proW,se tn
l,avc rryot,go on Junn itolly By scratching his
friend trucp.
, 1880-10-30
BONE WORDS 70 YOUNG MEN,

~ HIS UEela EAEGuIuLtu IlnL NhrG nrH IN
this country fnlfy n million nlut half Of
young men who will vote for President tho
first tan'o oil Tuesday l,axt, hnyltg conc OF
ngn sinc8 1a70 This y0to IL df Krent mpor-
tanco rs 4 factor III the aggregate OF votes
ll.at will be cnst, but It il Ut still greater In-
p0rtancc as affecting the lnllyltlunl md lts
future. The young tnnn who casts lIis first
ypta on Tuesday will remember that vote Us
long rs ho lives. 1t Is tho old story Of tho
meeting OF tho two rnnds wller0 the traveller
must mako choice upon which great results
depend, The young lnnn Inns arrived Mt that
pluco In tile journey ef lilo whcro tho road
hitherto straight md easy to travel ,lyltlus,
md llo mtist 1natie choice IN luAi,y ways
social, moral, religious, and Industrial. but
hardly oua Of thcm Is nore significant
or will have greater Influence upon
IFS future life than Ills political
choice. Ut course ttoro Is prob
abfllty that some wilt follow In the steps OF
their fathers, but thoy Will bo few, fur III
tteso dnys Of individual independents Young
Amerlca strikes out iii Its own way II, aIl
othcr things, and there Is no rcason why 1t
Should mt make lts own choice With whnt
larty It will aliIlato IN castlng Its first vote,
anl to tlar party 1t will bo' likely to cleaye
for good or OWL.
Tho responsibility OF clloico which Is lul-
portallt III nil tho othnr Issues Of life Is mono
tho less Important In tits, md should be
nude only after careful thought an.l study,
T)lo young ,Aan standing upon tho threshold
of citizenship mud about to exercise its priv
tleges for tho first time, II he Is wise will not
allow lItmsolf to he carrlel away by tho
clalllor Of lnrtisans, by tile saphEstrIes nnat
ialsitlcs at professional politicians, by tlio
glitter or glnro Ut political displays, or by tho
unreAs0ning lnllNbal0o and scilselcss noiso
Ut tho mob. Ilo will tho rntllcr study the
records of tho two parties that nrc nsl;ing for
Ills vote and mike up hls mind which Ii tho
uarty Of liberty nnA progress, mil which vii!
do tho most to n.tyRHcn tho rcal interests nf
tho country III tho future, ]u!glne from tho
only possible ctltcrlon -Ilamely: what those
parties liase done In tho past. Fortunately
he Will not llayu to 10 back grcat ways Il,
lnstltuttng Ills comparisons, for tho Ileplb.
lean l'arty Is hardly ol.ler itnn i,tn,solf. II
le stuEcs history Alright !c will till1 that tho
Republican party 'Yaa born III struggle for
liberty; tlat " espousctl tho ca,tso Ut tho
downtrodslen victim Of TIC worst systoin Of
llnllal, 0ppressinM the world Inns ever kl,nwl,,
rs ngalllst his opprcsaOrs, who were ali llUsl,-
trats; TINT 1t aaorit!Ccd '!tA l,lt,llsy by
millions a,Nl !ts lives by: shotisa.,ds
to savo this Government and this ul,lon
of 6tates from i tho destruction tint
WIS threatened by Rebels. every one Of
whom WINS Dcnocrat; tllat, wlita It fought
llebcls III The field, it llnA to cnNteOt with
, 1880-10-30

THE Chicago THtntsE has established branch
Offices for tho rccopt OF subscriptions md avursu-
tAonts M fouwt3
EEW iOEtE-Koom y Tribune Building. FIT. Nc
fANnKy, Manager.
ts1.AsGUW. ac',.innd-Alian'a American News
Agency y! hentef1.st.
LOSJWIS. En:.-Atncf1rnn Exchange ~ Strand,
IkNNf +. utLttG. AUNT
WAS11lSGTUS. H. f,-i3lN + rlrnet
, 1880-10-30

:. ,,.< Ne'"c ~ "'N>'
somo utrty anonymous puppy ~ pofn.1tel "
tho Eteh'hb Htua 20 tnrnbf u!oh us rch'ofS th's
mess 81, " e,I ctntonlat'p,e ''nM ~ ,.
cs,,,fG :" uG sn"r a Q, Ms Msiot: liao ininwnH +
.wSrke,i md yutct, x.nn.t ,iIlo tutIt .fIr aw'
@ ioT c nct ,c r. u nn lao
r,ss. IT, nv. th INV ~ nrintura In ti,a f;nyrr.
tmt,ut ,.n,t,;t'v rc',,;l 10 M '"reray III ~ MI mr.
wsuk. iIo GnnoseJ ,bo Antith.;s''to hi. sni si
rnro oxurcss &, yttyys similnr t., thosu cnn. NM
iiHinnj Il, r. fhn % H,linuri is;,.r" ''"'" IL IL ,
=. IL ~ .,,n, at, nris,,, ,, ,.n,,a
.s. ~ ~ ~. 1"i, ftu:1 a "':o '''ea
r 1t Is q Ito thAt hc favored uonytct inhpr.
ltlsa lio that hc oyer attempted 10 11aso The
pnyof Government printers rcaueod tp *i5 per
week.
IT Is q liz TINT he over Expressed views similar
10 thoso In The Dau,oor.itIo fotycd Chl,t,sa
lottor. 80 -: 90: ~,
Thu acatup who wrnta tho communication ttt
int Insert ono prtl' Of truth. u,ld lie hucw that
everything hol.esertq,l wpro futse.o,sls, unl tho
Nclrs u|1pr know thu sumo +.
, 1880-10-30
SATURDAY, 'our0DEn 10, 1850.

x L..istaE alt.l enthusiastic ncctIng Ut lnyal
lrsh,nen ut tic Ct,}lnttcs o! Antrim all nown
was hril II, Dolfn+t ycsi0ntNy. lte&ol,tlors
.r1rc adopted f.enuunotng ugltnt!on aud usslst-
hutton. About 7,t'f1 ,1cuple nttouti thu tncetng.
, 1880-10-30

t;ES. G.tninALll's cn.ltIltion grows worse.
Tic ltos III II very i'rccarniis stYto ut Homo. Ills
Iuu !,t,s bco, snnt for. The veM.rhn royaiu ton
SITS dunth mny bs expeated at any moment, It's
IFS uo.is!Itutian Ii completely sauttercst. Ills
1ut1l fur him,
, 1880-10-30

TlsE Democrats Of Adams County, In this
Stnte, nrc Mt the!r Md tricks. Tho poll-hooka
for tho county. which nre prlnted at the uf-
t'ro uf the Democratic organ In Quincy
and distributed by tho Democratic County
Clerk, hAvo icon found to contain tho names ot
fourteen llepnblicpn Electors printed incor-
rcptly. whu tho nn1ncs of tue cnt!re Democratic
Electoral tIGkut prfntul corrcetly. or course
tho UeinocrNts sliy It was ali mistake, but tho
people ut Quincy tlo not bet!oye them, mud there
~ Krcnt Indignation III consequence. .
, 1880-10-30

Miss FRANCES l.. WILLARD, 0f Evans.o,a
Fas electe'l President IT tho Tnnleu's Nutonal
:hrIfilnn Temperance UnIsal yessug1lRy. Mrs
Nary 4. Wnallrldg., ot Ohio, was cIeutcd ltc-
'atl1ing Hreretary. fiiW. st, iohsl, Ut kansns
yns thRnke'l fsr Ills faithful adherence IL the
lrlncIrlta u nrrhIhItlnu,
, 1880-10-30

STEPHEN u. l)tt.LAyE, n prominent Green.
aIckGr, and olo Of tho Hlitors Of tho t3rcenbnck
weekly orgltti. tho irith l1Nfii, wrata lettat
soale limo MEo to on dyer II. I.tti. WIN figured
anltu Gohsplcuoi'sly trIDr to tho lntltauN ulcc.
tloli. III this lcttcr Mr. Nllly1 said snse ruth1r
tnruf thfnEa Ut 0olt. Weaver, tho Grroslbncls
Presidential cnndlshitu. Nnw comes Mr. DIlaye,
md. IN lcttor to "linn" l3irhn,,ntl. IT ttlinu-
nfnls. states that TIC ,lcunnucod lieu. Weaver
Under MISREPRESENTATION: tllut ho nov beitevcs
Gcti. Wenver to l'o II patriot. aud a Krntlonlatt
entirely devutel to tho 1rrunlnlck cause. I.l1In,
fur renso.is ocs: known to himself and Mr.. lar
i',s,n. cs,nrENd that Ncn. Weaver WINS noting 1t,
tho lnt1rest Of tho Republican pnrty. DIllayo
dclout,ces Lll,1t lis falslur aud 4 .1srcputaTle
pcraun gcnerlly.
, 1880-10-30

AN application OIL the pnrt OF Minister
Chr1st1ancy was ,nndc yesterday before Judge
Cox IN tho Equity Court ut Washington to re-
,!lice tho lultnnt Of nttmory allowed to his wsfc
prt,.lsny the tifyorcU suit. IN the ground thAt he
II pour, III tlclIt. atl that he bus to attend tn
tho wnnts nj numbers Ut hIs family. lio denies
IN tou tho charges Ut cruelty mau nuat.,st him
ty his vito. und PROMISES to return to Wnsh!nK-
ton ns sO0N us he Gsln obtain leave Of nbaenco
IN order tu rufntc theso charges. Judge Cox rt-
dttccl tho ali1nuny from $l50 to SiO0 per month.
, 1880-10-30

l'&js'r4A&1E.

I,strtd at tat po,t-0etn nt Chicago, ILL.,. a steond-
t1a4a Miller
FnT tlH hcncnt of n&E patrons whn desr6 tn send
single enrTca bf TIE tliNUSE thtnuKtt Tho mail. We
GyG hcfrWlth thu arnnstert rAte NJ lDeiaao,.
Ihnltstte. f'ft Enpp
llni. md Twelve t'nHs lhpur.............1 centA,
ElxtoGn laxH tnper. cent?.
Ft!rft1t'.
I;lat and Twelve 1'ngs Faler.........,....E con!s
, 1880-10-30

tLEyEl.ASD loi,t;E.> Ssl. I'll. 4. F. i y. at.--
tnn'!y, uot. II; u, ll:'D =. sHnr tu niter t9 f
nrru1 III !htr iata nrnInet Lmhli I. tnrrar. t'ark
tlntHlt,E sttlld u wuyl, Visiting hrr&tlrun {rrLur
nnlly Invited. X. H. LATHAM, ". N.
=. X. REED. Secretary.
, 1880-10-30

II hnr0 ami II martyr with tho vast
majority nj hin a,lntrymen. II ,nny
tn tint tliorn will lm IN, prosecutions after
MI. Ii there Are my. tlIoru Is mt ritcl, nnanrc
f1r many cunytrIons. u,,1 faIuro to convtat
world atltl to thu Itnnrtaltca AMI popularity of
tho IMntf-t.cnguc organization md It's lcn.Iurs.
, 1880-10-30

pErE1s Wl!atfT,a II r'1lored u,ai,, wns tanged
Mt Ltborty. Viz. yesterday for the murder If IL
lnnl, lusned WMuo[sl. Wright nln!ntnnrl ihIs
inucuslco tn tho lust. lie tnnstp R!tecut, .'f the
usual character In whIr. hn expressed tho horo
thpt slu WAS ttb Hn tn }fuslytti,
, 1880-10-30

.ctA1'isoy 1'q1T:4iEH had a good deal to say
IN spneqh II New York wa,ne..tay night abous
.'popHIar, ,p'alorIncs,'' palua.pg n popular ln1'
torlty at @alUN, fuF Hancock. Nov. II h true
thst popular uMtoEIs1es havc iuttGsly iost the's
Significance sislco tho Bold South bus ndapteo
hallot'bnx stutting u a;nns.art. III thu lhsa
AIabnIliA olpctlon tho Democrats east pro"
tended '@najority" uf 1i7.000 for their ticket.
though IN 1876 thoy did NOT poll nearly 10 Enany
Democratic yptea IN tho whoio State. Thnt T.
wnere thu Democratic "ropu'qr majority
, 1880-10-30

whether Turks or Mnntcncgrln.. 1stxa rnshn
nrctcnhs TINT he is trying to prevent cotnn,,I,i-
cation hctwern tho people Df tho town Anl tho
hill tribes. hui lslza P.,shn Il not vory reliable
person..
, 1880-10-30

fffyu1,,}e 't'hcntre.- :.

Randolph street. between t'arx Hnd in salin. I'm.
RnHc!Ant Of tbs 1iLrrlrsils Musical Gumedy Compa-
ny. "Ilu.uK.' Attern..,n a,d cychlng.
, 1880-10-30
HANCOCK AT GETTYSBURG.

, MaNoogk At ;eI. as1nYsnuRq 2ss ,3
less aud silly boast tl.ft "Ilancock was the
@ 1ero ! o1 s'eltyse!lsg,n hl that Il ''s 's wis.
au'. t1'uI se'oc'eu ale oa...a'''isI "'l NY ~
lahtfy tnat won tho batlle Rt,tl snved tile
,,var n,,., ,,r an,t,, >,,,a,,,, f.,,,,. .,1,at.I
"'ef "''a oTef aga'n sho"eu ifom oIaclal
Documents, Including llanrock's own lcttor,
loW u1tef't Dasetess h1al acccpiise such u
Claim IL, atn every 'lRy aslds frcsl, evidence.
4'rv1so, o,"ec' VI li'o ''.t' ool' r'''ntc"n''
West Point graduate, who served with dis
tInctlor In tho Mexican War and the War Of
ulo 1'aVosloluess' lIobellinil, ut TINT tilllo
commanding tho scvcntl, Wisconsin Infantry,
nus contributed to ono or our contemporaries
tic following stat11nent: -
ronr sco1T, Kn,., Oct, 81, iseo-wo wcro
Gf,eGlapy!nR f, low r!lEu OF h!llt 1nat woat Hf
,i,lior% % co,,';nasid "t ucn Iesnals, Is @ t6o loie|s
9fc,.p,inF stl!l highpr rsinae west 9f v.
it,,, ILL., We hod ,r v ~ro With nrn s.s' ',r |cas
s.,ccgss until about nonn. Thon. t,eIng nntnunl.
stlccteti ny Gen. Ilnwatti ~ tho n,ost contntnd..
rtnrcS ~ fnr ~ rnsa y,sn,y t @ r
ne fuw. rann, tiicn viii our corps-tho Frst.
~ me Is r.. 'to %s., % Il "at ,o 1qw shoro W.. iert @ #
!naat int nj bacn IL kiitcti % or w1auassl W i
trio hat sI,to,, M1G,,t ~ htn, i1cn: These IN SGT
.o1t,p,ny With an,at 4o0 ,l!su,n,,atcI cayalry
ttl,o ren,uant 1; of w3e 7 brKadgt alont f,a!t.
fuctns rttyrt,3r Tin ' jebnls ataaaHcd n c se, ~
there noout3 unlork II tllo afternoon, md alo,t
%o,I ht is a,r,s n mi iu 9an ~ on sn S
with ueil. Howard tor sonlf ttI,e, Until ucn.
rr',s rmsocK rha fne M. o ne ea' al'o wt4nt nIs
niror which bolh Gems. alo<Sl,,s md :iinncpcE
Has t3,i nnvo M gone 70 nifty ny thotr M'rs tHs
whun Slocu,ns rori,s begun. to get Into ,pt,s-,
t!nN. lIaI,cnnk'a c0rps QMIlle Il, abnllt tnyght.
iSsIs is NsG tat m trs Ssxt *e n r n kow % ]
nr Iii ptgrtion until WI i,llti nGnupiot3 It ind
been fighting TN It ncarsy MI ny. TOR nur plnce
Hancock hid ndthinx to 10 viii tas bStiic. ;' ex:
espt tn nboy. Grtluxs my tnaro, thtu, tho 5000
Thu uouoralsh1p OF It was not h!s. 49,
TI,te ia t,, ,,,,xa .,,.I, .,,
i"'a u "'ic 1'o'o "aueu ~ e'e hHnlef0ha
stutcIlu1its OF Individual officers t,s to the
etents Of t1ose stirring days. Six n,ontlia
nfter the battse Of Gettysburg Congrass touk
aetton 1lrnn resolution OF thinks to tlla
officers Of the Army Of tho patolnae men
tionlng Malicious. Hooker Md Alcadc.--tl,e
I1amc Ut Mat t.-Gct'. Itownrtl, ''the 1nnn who
selected tho position where tho battle of Gut
tyshnrg WIS fnuK1It anu who Indeed
fought 1t tho first day," being attl-
ed upon mutton Of Senator Grimes.
Certainly II ltnnc0cls WIS the hero Of Get
tysburg,' IL he was thu 1nnn WHO selected
TINT position, IL his pro1nptness n,tl skill
saved tho country and checked tho Rebel
march northwartl, rs fs now claimed by tue
Democrats, here w1s the plac0 1t should have
, 1880-10-30

The cook County Democratic managers
sre organizing frAuds upon tho b4llot-bQxes fNs
ne1t Tuoetlay, and tho Republican ,nanasers tto
organizing to ticfoat frauds. In the nomocraslo
oamp thero IL great demand for ruttana Apa
thugs In tho Republican camp there " ~
, 1880-10-30

CInsk str00t. Hpr,t!tn INV Conrt.1i0aae EncngG
nIrnt nf tho Mentc t !Mustncy Combination. "Nca'
Gun Crantutt." Afternoon and 0venlug
, 1880-10-30

Madison street, betwean SsHtc and Daafhorn. En.
Engrsl1ent Vt Mltehols I'ief,utu Party. "0ur Got-
;ns." Afternoon and evening.
, 1880-10-30

VA GENERAL. ANIL thorough. reform Of the
clyIl servloo"; this Ii what tho Democratic
Sss'sS Saeq II Mpa'te 'ssr. ass a.: @ 5 h,, what at
1tayos Ut Ch!ea4p nnd Chairman u tho
cook County pl4noqrsltle Campaign Com-
Mttscc, IL 9fvtng to thu pcnpto Of ths
cIty. Az ChAlrmau, Of tho Calnn,!ttpo b"
directs Democratic sqt.ylls to sp!zu posscs'
s!on Of tho. polls sul hull taom agn,sf
Republican votOrs: mud u Mayor ho DIRECTS tho
1atys. sorce Of policomon TO- protect tho
scot,lldFeIty Democrats hi thelr ncfarious COTS
splraey to dptcat tho will Of tho people.
, 1880-10-30

In Its lettpr <ql ,aaospsaneg, Alr. English
tho nsnpors1ttu shylapk u.udI.late tor tho Vice
Presidency. calls t,pnn thu faitLtu u, rastat the
oncroachlnonts OF thu General GoycFntnont
uiNln tho rosesTed rights Ut the HtAtcs." Thta u
wtat Carter II. Hntrison requires his policemen
to lp. "Knpok lowi., arrest, alld drag 10 prison
tho ua!scd atascs Fppegyisors Ut, Election" ea.
ula'na tho Mayor IT.. rhtoago, "so that Tue
shoulder -h&sers, tug ,Fd'uxbs, aud tho thust q
1'ilur alley iuay hare thu privilege at uullulltaa
, 1880-10-30

rcnrrorn s,recs. eornrr Ut Monroe. Enhancement
Of JOHN Dillon. "1ho Electric Light" Afternoon
Anl efchl14.
, 1880-10-30
THE .spEolAL PoL1or1 OUTRAGE,

|
THE ESPECIAL PoI1nEh OUTRAGE,
Carter l1arrlson's Bourbon organ glyes
expression 10 MI uufoundcf Democratic
complaint ti,at tho Donoerattc party )us
not beeI. fnrly trcnted i'll tic distribution uf
Deputy alnrshnls appointed for service II,
tl,fs city OH etectl0,s+lny. 1t seems, accord.
Ing to tho oren,,'s own statement, that DEM
oerats rs we'll ns Republicans hayc been op-
<potntctl to tl,use positions, but tho lfssatis-
fact!ul arises fru1u tho allegation tllat tho
pnrlicular men designated BY n Democratic
club did not receiyu the appointment. Wa
do not know w!Iat na,ues were submitted by
this club, but 1t is yury ccrtnln TINT It was
proper to reiuct t1,o suggestions IL Qle men
selrctctt wero unfit fur tho positions, and The
conduct Ut tho local Democratic leaders thus
far would indica4o TINT this was tho real
trouble. Willie Democratic rougis, under
| tho protection of II Democratic poljcu force,
nre engaged III efforts to e,ubarrpss md H.
ltnltdat0 United States Supervisors In tho
discharge OF thoir duty It Is vury importau,
ttat Democratic Deputy DlarslnIs shall not
be selected from n clasg Of tnen who will
1 r,stllur protect 1nwcss interference and VII
luiny thnn help To prevent It.
| II all tho Deputy Marsnals wcro to bo
chosen from among tho IlcmblIcnns ITO
Democrat has tllo slightest reason to com
| pln!M III thu fuet, of tho cxclustyuly-partisan
selection Of Democratic succIal POLICEMEN.
| If Carter Harrison Ind rendered the naming
Of lluli Ills speciat uoliccmcu to tho 1{ep1,l,-
]rAn Committee. tl,cn lie a,,d lls butlduxrra
would have laid tho basls Of q c,olm for u
division Of tho Deputy Marsl,uls, but not t,e.
| f,rn
, 1880-10-30

C1nrk street. botwctn 1.nka md Randolph. EngaRc-
nlent uf Miss Mind orrest,.s. "An1eppa" After
uuQn md pyen1ng
, 1880-10-30

m,t nrnlml,tv tha ,,nst osnt"nt, ,,,n, -, III :.
TINT whIeh Nr. Abu Hewitt Is uttcmptnv to
play. lIo assoc'atc, III tlso Brooktyn Court
with inc "m!1s" Ut PHILIP. 10 it to convoy tho
''npecssNNl INIT '"e letter - genuine "he'l nc
''"'' ""'" '"''o ..M "e'' e.n's =. - ""''
pu.n u. ~; .VopT n,,-r ,,on,,,,
Thc i,cmncrot,c ,,",nor,, t,ot ,,'o ,va,a.-o
mrnt anl cn,,trnl rf nj, nartu ~, tio c,,,."S,,.
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wilt. th, ,,rosc,,t ,,l,ov ,f ,,,a rn,.a'','. n
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Deu,ocrattc ,,nrty ins n nintf,r,, In, tt,nt
Inns hmm SUBSTANTIALLY ,,ruorcl nm, t1,o Nina. .
linn of flnuco,, u,ul Enpl,aI, Inns hsan nr,,c,l
mainly o,, tina ,rro,,nd tlmt. ,.n chnnva, !, 10
desirable. ' "
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thc Kepubllron Atlmin1stratlou n Mr. i,ov"s S
of wi,Ich Inn, (;arIlc,,1 hos lem, m osti.,, w
md foromost re,rrsa,tntty., II, tr,, =,
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, 1880-10-30

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.hIut,HnJ, wednesday,, md Frlhy rGf year. AtNs
'tntur,,sy nj SNndn - lf1.tKc ellttn pcr year Ef0
kry Dtl,ur fay, nor k0D
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