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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17

The education of a human being is the
education which he is receiving every hour
of his life, every week of his life, every
year of his life. There is no time at which
he can escape from these lessons. He may
neglect them, he may prevent them, he may
substitute the bad teachings for good teach
ings; but education is flowing in upon him
1t every period of his existence. From
morning to night its influence is effecting his
whole life.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17
Be- prompt in all things. = R0kAscAild

To dream giorlous!y you must act giorl-
ously, while you are awake; and to bring
angels down to converse with you in your
sleep, you must labor In the cause of virtue
during ths daY,-.x
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17

eonqusring themselves. We shoud have Per.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17

Fidelity is an impulse of virtue, and not
the dictate of interest.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17

toes; play clubs If you would deal with .
rufiiAn; play hearts il you would win friend
ship; play diamonds il you would win .
woman.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17

We cannot be truly rich nor long rich win
that which is dishonesty gained.
Life is divided into three terms, that
which is, which was, which is to be. Let
us learn from the past to profit by the
present, and from the present to live for the
FUTURE
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Whitewashiug.

rROR. POULTNEY would inform the peo.
pie Of Ravenna that he is on hand and
ready TO do all jobs of Whitewashing that may
he intrusted to him, in q neat and wOrkmanlike
manner All orders LETT at his residence. on
West Bowery 81, near Diamond Glass Works.
or At the Grocery Store OF ]. II. Furry. will
receive prompt attention.
Rayenna, March 6, 1880. Goa
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Business Cards. .
MISS L. G. JACKSON,
/HEnLI NERY AoOoDs Of all kinds. Opera
A N. EARR.

A. N. AhH, .,s.-.-rrt "
sNvorA NY RUBLICs Mantua. O.. Con
~ veyancipa. Collections and Pension Bust
- suro1pffY ataeaded - on the ulost reason
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DEATHS.

Died. At her fathers residence. on Cherry street.
on Friday oyening, October 22d. ~ 2 O'Clock;
LAURA Lee. second daughter OF william Y. ana
Kate M. Lefew In The thirteenth year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from ne Graee,suect
Dspfist church TO-DAY Sunday at O'Clock. The
relatives and friends OF the family are rsspeeuuy
invited.
Died. on the 18th instant, In Philadelphia. at the
residenca OF her son.in-law. William q. Trpler,
Mrs. SUSAN L. CHILD. In the seventy ninth rear
OF her age.
Died. at Arden Park. North Carolina, on The 22d
raj Jamea and saiIie T. Conner, and granddaughter
Of john Enders Esq Of this city; aged seven years
and one month.
Died, In Council Bluffs. Iowa. August 20, 1880,
Mr.. ROBERT TODD, OF Nottoway county, va
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What For?

What was the July ticket nominated for
Simply and solely to beat the regular electo'
raj ticket nominated in May. IL the Ma.
honeites had really preferred Tue election OF
HANCOCK above their petty local schemes,
they would have voted for the electors nomi-
mated by the Convention which sent dele
gates TO Cincinnati and nominated him.
Ask yourself the question. Why was the
July electoral ticket put into the fieldf And
then answer for yourself. Could there have
been any other purpose than the desire to
defeat the regular HANCOCK electoral ticket
which had been nominated two months be-
forei
Vote for the regular HANCOCK ticket.
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~ DON'T FAIL TO VISIT TIE
MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT
sYCLB BROTHERS',
I'LL BROAD STREET.
GRAND OPENING AND DISPLAY or DRESS
AND FANCY GOODS.
FOUR FLOORS STOCKED WITH GOODS AT
PRICES 10 ASTONlsH THE WORLD.

FOUR FLOORS STOCKED WITH GOODS AT
PRICES TO AsT0NlsH THE WORLD,
500 pair OF BLANKETS ieft over from last season,
and 20 be sold at Old prices. Remember, these
s nmn non rs ccrs bought when w'oi was 10
500 LADIES' aud Misses CLoAKs, ranging
500 - s Pf,es frs% ra ss to s4o .ao
$50 SHETLAND sHAwLs TO 30 closed on, at a
so pieces CARPET to be sold very ebeap;
Full line Of WINDoW-sHADEs, CURTAINS,
FLOOR OIL-CL0TIIs. and MATING;
500 nieces BLACK CASHMERE, ranging from
CAsHMEaEs this side OF New York. We guar.
aniee TO every one that call on US that they can
be su, e, and md. save from Il 70 70 per cent
MISE, and CREPE CLOTuS:
80 pieces OF BROCADE GOODS TO be closed out al
the low figure of Toe. per yard;
Handsome MONTE CLOTHS at zoe;
DOUBLE FULL MONTE CLOTHS at 26c.;
ENGLISH MOHAlR at I6fe.; better quality at
We have also handsome NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS, ranging from 25c. to 81 per yard: We
shsw one of the handsomest stock Of DRESS
GOODS ever shown In Richmond at prices TO
A very 1ch line of SILK PRINCES, TAssELs,
Handsome EMBROIDERED FLANNELs to be
sold by the yaro at prices ranging from 81 10
5000 psir Isl LADIES, MISSES. and CHILDREN's
1000 LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's HANDkER-
CHIEFS from DC. 10 III
Also, a full line OF SILK HANDK ERCHIEFS,
amongst which YOU Will lnd some of the latest
styles, such as Polka Dots. &C.;
200 pieces OF PLAIN. BLACK. and COLORED
BROCADE SILKS At prizes never before
known;
SILK vELvETs In all widths and prices. We call
special attention 10 our 27-inch VELVET,
which we oRer very cheap.
1000 CORsETs at prices ranging from 45c. to
LADIES' UNDER-G ARMENTs speciality;
LADIES' MISSES, CHILDRENS. and GEN
TLEMEN's MERINo UNDER-VESTS at all
prices;
Wehave also a full line OF WHITE and COLORED
FLANNELS carried over from last season TO be
closed out very cheap;
CLOAKINGS OF every description;
CASSIMERES for mems and boys wear
LAUN DRIED and UNLAUNDRIEDS SHIRTS; and
thousaDds Of ctter articles 100 numerous TO men,
ton for want Of space.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
o24c -eod 81 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24

We looked 10 vain 10 the Funder dsilles
Of yesterday for the Wanted address OF hr.
Barnum, but the sbow-bill did not appear; ;
and up to the hour Of our going to press
nothing had been heard from 1t. Perhaps
Mr.. Barnum has-miscarried. Wing.
Well, there It is-in another column.
Read 1t, and see II you thiuk 1t Is an abor-
ton.
Who struck BILLY PATTERSON? Who
threw that last bricki Who said the Fund
er ticket would not be withdrawn by Mr..
KELLEY, but would be retired" by Mr.
BARNUM?
Who is "retired" nowi Where now is
the boast that either the MGHoSE ticket
would be recognized by Mr.. BARSUM or
else the Fuuder ticket would be "retired"
Alas, and alas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24

We again warn our friends 10 the coun'
Try not to credit any stories which may be
started between now and the day Of election
Is TO the electoral ticket Of the regular De
mocrats. BE not alarmed nor deceived.
The "iaitbfui allies" do not now swell The
ranks Of the seSdjuslersto the same extent
that they did last year. The negroes Will
vote for GARrrELD. OF course they will
vote FOR the MALONE candidates for Con-
gress in districts where the Republicans
have no candidates.
Let every Democrat vote the straight
ticket az sent out by the State Executive
Committee. II Is autographed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24

GLORIOUS News FROM BEDFoRD.-[B Bed
ford Star. l--From all parts Of the county
we have Indispensable evidence Of the fact
that the May ticket will receive the united
support of the Readiusters and Democrats
alike. We could give names, IL necessary,
OF the most prominent men in the party
who have publicly declared that they will
no longer consent to endanger the election
OF our national ticket by division OF the
Democratic strength. All honor to you,
brave men that you are, who thus deter.
mined 10 stand by the Democratic flag and
the good name Of old Virginia!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24

New Yorn srsysrslty Nsmlsatscn.
Nsw YonK, October 22.--Tne hepupncan
conference committee met to-day, wnen lne
nsme Of Lloyd Aspinwsll was menllonsa
for the mayoralty, but that gentleman de'
cIined becoming the candidate. Tne noml.
nation was also rendered 70 postmaster
James, but he also declined. Tne cnolce OF
the committee then fell on William Dowd,
Of the Clearinghouse and Bank
OF North Americe, and ho accepted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24

TRIGG on THE TRACK OF FULKERsoN.--
Abingdon Standard. MIR. c. F. Trigg,
the Democratic candidate for Congress, had
appointments as published In this paper, in
Giles and Bland counties. He had invited
Colonel Fulkerson to meet him, but the
Colonel had number OF small appoint
ments in Scott and Lee. which he desired
to attend. 1t was thought by Mr.. Trigg's
friends thai. he should keep along with the
boiler, and keep him In the right track.
Other speakers will represent him In Giles
and Bland while he goes to Lee, Wise,
Scott, and Russell, and makes Abram hop.
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Vote for the regular HANCOCK ticket.
General MALONE went to Philadelphia

General MALONE went to Philadelphia
and interviewed not few persons, or was
interviewed by them. lie went to Harris
burg, and was closeted with SIMON CANE.
RON, the old rascal, for two hours. He
played pretty high game Of bluff. But all
wouldn't do. HANCOCK ERASED" him
higher than kite. He can't "call HAN.
COCK, and so the game Is ended. Goodbye,
nararal
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MONDAY. OCTOBER lsru,
WILL OPEN ELEGANT NOVELTIES IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL AND xTRAoRDIN AIRY BARGAINS.
PRICES WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS ARE STORED
WITH FULL ASSIGNMENTS, FROM
THE CHEAPEST To THE
FINEST GOODS
IMPORTED.

Elegant SATIN BROCADE VELyETS, Ia black
and colored, at 1916 yard, the general price
Of which Is from 50 to $3.50;
24-ineh-wde SATIN BRIGADE VELyETS at
IS, the general value being ~ yard;
ALL-SILK GUINET's BLACK SILK VELVET
at s. yard, the general value Of which Is fully
So;
BLACK SILK VELVET, 2o.iuch width, a. Use. ;
ALL-SILK BLACK SATIN BROCADES at sl.25 a
yard-the same quality sold heretofore at 81. rs I;
very large stock of the most superb qualities
BROCADED SILKS and sATIss, warranted
10 per cent. under New York prices;
COLoRED SATIN DE LYONS at 65c.;
SATIN DE LYONS at S5c.. 81, $3.50, 90, and
S2.65-every yard warranted, at two thirds
their value.
THE FIRST OFFER
OF GUINET'S BLACK sATIN-FINISH GROs-
GRAIN SILK at 75c. yard. The same quality
sold last week at 1920.
We offer this week one purchase Of upwards of
$4,000 worth of BLACK SILKS, the prices Of
which will be better appreciate when examined.
CREPE DE ARMURE MOURNING SILK, superb
quality, at 1926 yard
Also, full new line of SATINS In black and COLI
ored, including new shades In evening tints. A
reduction Of fully 10 per cent. will be noted in
these goods.
SATIN-STRIPED SILK VELVETS at 75c. a yard,
sold last season at 81 a yard; the best quality at
Sl.50-sst seasons value, $3.50;
PEKIN STRIPED SILKS at soc, reduced from
81: PURE SILK at Goethe value last season,
$l.9O to 1926.
We win also open on Monday
One case ALL-WOOL ENGLISH DRESS SUIT
INGS at 25c.;
ML-WOOL CAMEL'S-HAIR DRESS sUITING,
one and a half yards wide, at sl.I5, the value Of
which is S1.40;
20 pieces NOME CLOTH at I6Ac, reduced from
Csc;
ALL-WOOL MONTE CLOTH, black and colored,
at % and 25c. yard-fOrrer price, 35c.
36-nch ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at
32c.-general value, soc;
40-inch ALL-WOOL CASHMERE at Soc;
LUPIN'S RLACK CASHMERE In every quality
from SOC. to 1886 yard;
DOUBLE-WIDTH CAMELS-IiAIR CLOTH, in
all eolors, at BE:
new lot Of HANDKERCHIEF DRESs-PAT.
TERMS in all wool material at reduced prices :;
% pieces DOUBLE WIDTH COLORED CASH.
MGRES at 15c. Il yard, generally sold at 25c.
We will also offer
rs dozen TWO-BUTT0N COLORED KID
GLOVES at zoe a pair, the value Of which is at
least 75c.;
Elegant novelties in PRINCES, GIMPS, 0RNA-
MENTS, and BUTTONS;
20 dozen 60-BONE SIDE.SPLlT SILK-EhBROl"
DERED CORSETS at 33c. We offer In tins de-
partment many great bargains aud every style
that can be called for.
CLOAKS, DOLM ANS. aud CIRCULARS from 90
TO 1925;
Also this week, special Offering OF 800 dozen Do
MESTIC WHITE AND COLORED HOSIERY
"a lot of goods consigned TO us), which will be
sold at 6sc pair. oc 16-Sa,Su&W3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24

nj SPIRITUALISM.-A RELIGIOUS
CONFERENCE at Harmony Hall. between Sixth
and saventh ON Broad street, on SUNDAY, October
"a, 1880, commencing 81 s o'sock Z. NJ.
GEORGE w. SWAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24

General HlScoCK doesn't tske any "MA-
HONE" in his. He prefers TO take bis De-
mocracy straight"
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| ..-.-- !, SPECIAL SorfCxx.
E' REMOVAL OF RgMoy.,
TBALHIMER BRorHGRs
sol BROAD STREET
We bcg 10 announce that
VIZ HAVE REMOVED TO
that large, commodious, and well.Bgbted s,e,,.
CORNER FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.
formerly occupied by Messrs. A.P. Fox q g.
which we have had renttcd aud altered especially
TO suit our hrgey-increased trade. Having ,da.e
considerably 10 our facilities, we can say TIA,
WE HAVE SPARED NEITHER PAINS yoe
EXPENSE
in adding to the comfort and accommodation Of
cur customers,
OUR PURPOSE
being
TO SUPPLY THE TRADE
with every desirable article usually keptinaan,.
class Dfy-Goods house
AT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
We hope TO accomplish this aim by 80 conducting
our business at Che new stand al 10 merit con,ip.
nance Of the patronage heretofore SO literally De-.
slowed upon US.
Our buyer has just returned from New Yo.k.
where he has attendedan the recent
TRADE SALES,
and has also given his special attention to the seec.
ton OF novelties which we have just opened.
OUR FIRST EXHIBIT
will be made on
MONDAY THE 18Th INSTANT.
On that day aud on every other day during he
coming week We expect 20 open the
NEWEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE sTYLEs
OF
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, SATINs,
BROCADE SATINs,
SATIN De LYON,
BLACK SILK VELVET,
COLORED SILK VELyETS,
PRINCES, sACkINGS,
CLOAKS, DOLMANS, aud PLAIDS,
In addition to our usual assortment "
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
TIIALHIMER BROTHERS,
oc lG-Sa.Su&W Sol Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24

NE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
REV PRESTON G. NASH will preach to-day at 1 L
A. NJ, and Rev. J. L. N. CURRY, ID. d., at 7:46
l.. N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24

Senator Vance addressed the Democratic
people OF Norfolk Friday night.
The total registration for three days In
New York has been 1877 1888; total for three
dsyl lat year, 1891.
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The Republicans say that Dir. JEWELS
Florida kilograms referred to dollars, not
voters.
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NJ HUTZLER BROTHERS.,

~ HUTZLER BROTHERS.,
525 BROAD STREET,
offer the GREATEST BARGAINS 10 be had In the
city. Call and convince yourself.
DRESS-TRIMMlNGS of all kinds at New York
prices;
HOSIERY. GLOVES, CORSETS, MERINO UN-
DERWEAR, LACES, HAMBURGS, YARNS,
ZtPHYRS. RIBBONS. SILKS, SATINs, VEL
VETS, GRAPES, &c, at lower prices than any
other house in the city.
Our THREE. BUTTON KID GLOVES at SOC. are
the best.
Our specialty-GOLD-PLATE JEWELRY. war
I2nted not TO tarnish, at extremely low prices.
Zoe Z3I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24

T UNION-STATION METHODIST
notwithstanding TO-DAY, October 24th, a
IL A. NJ. and ~ r. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. w. c
vADEN. Children's service at 3k T. NJ Re'1va
services win be continued this week.
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MATCH HIM.
A Business.Man Speaks Who Has
Opinions OF his OWE.

COLONEL HENRY MCCORMICK, PRESIDENT or
THB LOCHIEL IRON COMPANY, AND LARGELY
INTERESTED IN THE PAXTON FURNACES,
HARRISBURG EAIL-w0RkS, HARRISBURG
FRIEDRICH COMPANY, AND OTHER BxrBN-
sIyE BUSINESS ENTERPRISES, GIVES his
VIEWS on THE PRESIDENCY AND The RELA-
TON OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO TIE
TARIFF.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
MILITARY NOTICES.
AMUSENENTS.

AMUSEmENTS.
VIRGINIA OPERA-H0UsE.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 10Th, 27Tn, 2STH, and 29Tu,
THE GREAT ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
NEW ORLEANS MINsTRELs.
This SOM. and Dance Kings
WELBY AND PEARL.
Virginia's Fayorlte Banjoist
r. G. ALLEN.
THE INIMITABLE GOODYEAR.
The Wizard Cornsist"
BENJAMIN.
The Brilliant Lady Baritone Horn soloist
Mrs. NELLIE GORTON.
together with full and efficient corps OF Singers,
Musicians, Comedians, and Dancers.
Prices: %, so, and 10 cents. No extra charge
for secured seats, al Ramos & hoses's 9lt NAH
street. oc a4-zIH
RICHMOND THEATRE.
w. T. Proprietor and Manager.
Notwithstanding the great outlay there will be
NO INCREASE IN THE PRICES.
VIRGINIA STATE-FAIR WEEK,
the magnificent spectacular drama Of
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
THE AZONIAN MARCH
BY THE NAIADs,
THE NYMPHS OF THE RHINE,
aud entirely new scenery OF surprising splendor,
produced at great cost.
The Terrestrial SCENERY by Mons. d.
FLoCo, OF the Richmond Theatre.
The FAIRY SCENERY by WILLIAM SCHAFFER,
of Baltimore.
TIE NAIAD QUEEN,
story of Fairy Land and of real life, win be pro-
duced by the entire company from
FORD's GRAND OPERA-H0USE,
of Baltimore,
NUMBERING OVER FIFTY PEOPLE,
and headed by the fa'orites
GEORGE DENHAM
MARIE BOCKEL.
The BALLET wiz be led by the beautiful
"CLINEToP SISTERS"
All under the personal direction Of Mr.. CHARLES
r. FoRD, co-manager OF the BJou Opera, House,
New York. and OF the 0pera-HOuses OF Baltimore
and Washington.
Sale Of seats commences TO-DAY at o A. N. at
Ramos K Moses and bOx-Ofiice OF Theatre.
The BEAUTIFUL DROP-CURTAIN. painted by
the celebrated artist Mons. Duaocd, viii not be
used until Monday evening. oc Z3.Zs
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
CITY COCECIL

Considers sbe MegariIy Sewer. act
on Other Things. and AGjsurnl
I" Tuesday Night-The Water
Rights.
The inlet of the celebrated sewer neal
Patrick Megarity's, on Maryland ave.
nue., near Chestnut street, was examin
ed by Council on Saturday evening, 0
special meeting being held for that pur.
pose.
1t was ordered that q 80 inch terra.
Gotta pipe, with discharge east Of
Maryland avenue, be laid on Chestnut
street to Adams, to have one inlet on
the N. W. cor. of Chestnut and Adams
streets and another on the S. L. cor. OF
Chestnut and Adams streets.
Chief Engineer Coawell was ordered
to report grades on Maryland avenue
and Chestnut and Monroe streets.
Council proceeded to Maryland ave-
nue. and Liberty street, east of the rail
road, for the purpose of inspecting the
grounds preparatory to digging up the
street. The Chief Engineer was then
instructed to lay out the street from the
west side Of the Delaware Western
railroad to the old Marsh Lane. He
was alao instructed to obtain cost of
said improvement and report to Coun-
Gil.
Mr.. Paynter moved that when Coun.
Gil adjourn it adjourns to meet in the
Council chamber on Tuesday evening
at 7.3O o'clock, to finally consider the
purchase of the Brandywine water
rights. Adopted.
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
Birth day Surprise.

Miss Clara Winthrop called upon &
friend Saturday afternoon and wher
she returned to her home at No. 800
King street, in the evening, she waa
greatly surprised to learn that abou,
forty of her PERSONS friends had pre-
ceded her and were seated in the par.
lor. The day was Miss Winthrop's
birthday and after she had been con
graduated Miss Lille Schoield deliver
ed brief address.
Miss Maggie E. Carpenter in neat
little speech presented to Miss W., in
behalf of her friends, number of use
full presents. Mr.. Smith of Cecil coun.
ty, Md, whoss birthday occurred at
the same time, was much surprised by
receiving gift. The guests amused
themselves by playing games, and re-
mained until late hour.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-10
SUSSEX POLITICS.
What the Chances are for q Repub
a Ilcan Victory.

"Dont ask me yet whe her Sussex Il
sure to 60 Republican this fall or not
for l can't say" remarked Walter
Burton OF Lewes to the REPUBLICAN the
other day as the Convention at Dover
adjourned. "I'll tell you what dc
think though; they have a better
chance all told than l have lately
SEEM"
"Who will the fight be carried OH
by-what parties mean"
"To think that you should ask such
a question!-Why by the Republicans
and Democrats Of course. The same
as four years ago."
"What Of Ben Long and his "green-
back" throng, who are holding their
convention here to-day"
Don't you worry about them. The
Greenback though is not composed OF
such countless multitude as it was
in the last csmpaign. Us Sussex pso-
pie have an idea that when the fight
comes, on the Democrats will only be
opposed by the Republican party.
When the Greenbackers made Col. Ned
Martin quake for his county in '7S both
the leaders and the masses came from
the Democratic ranks. II you watch
close you will notice that nearly all of
those who chimed in with the new idea
were disgusted with Democratic nomi
nations and Democratic principles. Dur
ing the chance the Republicans have
now, doubt not but that the party
will be largely added to from that
SOURCE"
considering the way the Conven-
tion was managed, will it have an IN
favorable effect on Republican sue
csss?''
~ would not like to say, but my
impression is tina. 1t will not. You see
Sussex has been badly treated by Kent,
and it makes it more CALLING when it is
realized that all this was done by one
county which Is almost hopelsssly
Democratic to another which could
safely be co.nted upon for Republi-
can majority. myself are willing to
overlook all this and l hope the rest
of my party will do the vary same
thinR.'