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Tho Washington Tbsi says--sTho Repnb.
liean party sas lost Maine, and in losing Maine
has lost the country. We are DOT disposed 10
claim the Maine results asa purely Democratic
victory. Il is rather a crushing Republican
defeat. But the result is the same. The
political tide has turned and from now until
November will flow only IN the Democratic
direction. HaneocS's election Is an assured
fact.
The Philadelphia Times undependent)
says;-"Since the Harrison whirlwind Of ls4O
startled the country By the election OF Wing
governor in Maine, al the September election,
there has been no such sudden political whirl.
wind ina Presidential year as that which yes.
terday swept the stalvart Republican State
from Pine Tree her political moorings. Ills
not a repnlse or a defeat; il is the utter over
throw Of party that has ruled Maine for a
full quarter Of century
The Philadelphia Press Rep. says, --'FThe
Republicans brilliantly carried the first skir.
mish line in Vermont; on the second line in
Maine We have suffered reverse"
The Cincinnati Gazette (Republican) says:
"fhe Democrats will claim this as victory,
and il is.
The Chicago later. Ocean (Republicau) says;
ut would be idle to deny that the news brings
disappointment 10 the hopes and expectations
Of Republicans
The Harrisburg Patriot says;-"The Re.
publican loss in Maine on the vote Of 1876 is
not less than 1900 votes, ratio of deca
denee which would give Pennsylvania to the
Democrats by seventy.five thousand majority.
Gen. Hancock is thousands Of votes stronger
than his party in Maine aud the Pine Tree
State may be safely set down TO him in the
electoral college. The motto Of Maine, Diri-
go, direct, will point the wayto Democratic
success in almost every Northern state"
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Explaining Ii. Defeat.

The Republicans have been sorely pa.
p !. this week IN trying to explain away
Plausibly their defeat in Maine, One Of
the causes Of defeat, they say, was the use
Of measy by the Democrats National
Committee. Chairman Baraam Of that
committee says that he spent no money in
Maine, and tina. the victory there is en-
TREY due TO the efforts Of the Democrats
and Greenbackess of tia, State. This is
plausible, Maias was not necessary 10
Democratic success, and Is essential 10
Republican success. It had been largely
Republican for quarter Of century, and
money alone could not have effected such
a change A week or ten days ago It was
charged In many Of the daily papers that
Blaine had spent 100000 in Maine. Do
the Republicans believe Isl If one report
is true Why not the other; and is there not
more ground for believing that the Rspub-
licans spent money there than that the
Democrats didi Certainly, for The Dem
ocrais did not expect to carry Maine; her
votes were not necessary 70 elect Hancock
and the Republicans made il the decisive
ground on their side.
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PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Cheering Reports from ali Points to the
National Headquarters, New York.

y 9. smyth. Of Lorain Post once, Black River o..
Mnlss - Inc Denocratic Club OF LoFAln has !
meinnsfship o. ~ voters. The largest Democratic
wv eyef poliel here was los In 1s76 fbf Mr. Tlden
We have now ~ In our club and record nf forty-
~ pronounced democrats not meInbers We shall
nave NJ least 80 votes this year There has not bee,
= nsaoeratic organization here before in twenty
X D. Marks Of Allentcvg, Pa. IN n le,ter Of Tho
IN says -Lehigh viii sui IL give 200 fnaIoritv ~
Hancock and English" - S1,'' W.
). A. Mcclelland, Of sigma. Pa, writes tlat he ha.
,eason % believe that 1{Do Republican votes viii
J. fiteslmmofs President Of TIE Central tIsua,.l
S,gD y scranton. Pa, writes 70 the committee =
The accesAions nom the Republican rauks hi M
iocaly snlpass the expectations Of the most Jealous
vote. with comparatively large perreniss AZ M
hei,uoiieani VIII uliquest0nably 30 given g Han
cock. The voters la this pan of The stale a. a.
,ianeock and intend proving Il BY rolling np the
nslori,y "a november next ever given can
aidate The Democraey feel lubilanf over lie ons.
look and work IN earnest" 49,
4. b Pylea. Secretary Of the Hancock Club ana
editor q the Hsreid, Of SALEM III. under dat M
sspssmDes y wnles -Ihis county will give 500 %
% carry the State. AT the Tfumhull meeting Al
Sentralla on me SIN Inst, there were 1000 uarfe
* Whiesed- Of Troy, H.. In q letter dated sen
,ssss w. fylhing In this Congressional
and there Il no reason 70 believe that our maoTtg
Will NOT be larger. Col. Morrison will he refS,,s
y congress By hands1me majority ON STATE
sezes VII receive a. increased vote, and We have
that could Be desired and will make Iarrs saiss
among the kepublicanE~ s-''''
ID. Maloney, Secretary Of the Hancock club AZ N
eln ~, under date Of September 3. writes THE
that Illinois will IN November asanme her ss,ner
place IN the Democratic ranks she surely an II
INDIANA elects lailders In October
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named above, between The hour.
on one Of the i've days aud y. Gss'lte'
They may olhoreise be excluded f.e ,s'',sfsd
a, ,he November election, by ,fe 49, mug
OF tho Act Of Assembly and 10 &C., ea.''qas
Of the State Of Maryland. ''iiaiioa
CHARLES A. WAPScuB
0ihcer Of Registration IA, 49,,
JOHN Y. HAlNES. ''L
Officer Of Repatriation N b..,s
W. q. BiERS, '''is-
Officer Of Registration en- n...-
JOHN PRICK, '''''L
Odieer Of Registration ifb MA
j. W. STEELE. 's"'vt
Oniccf 81 Registration s,b ma
GEORGE SHOWER. ''i.
Officer Of Registration 0Ih b,.,....
GEORGE ". MATTHEWS '-
Officer ol Registration M ~,
JAMES VI HAM. 'E'el'
Officer Of Registration s,b b..,..
LEWIS G. FRANKLIN @''t
Officer Of Registration 9tb bi.,s
JOHN SKUNK, ''''''L
Officer Of Repatriation loD ma.
JESSE LAMBERT, '-'i'''
Officer Of Registration mr. BAD.
JOHN HAkTSuCE. ''"'
Officer Of Registration igb p;s.
sep 1884
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The result in Maine on Monday was q
surprise to Democrats as well as to Repnb-
Hcaus. An observers knew that public
sentiment was undergoing great revolu-
ton, but none were prepared for such an
evidence as was given by the Pine Tree
State. Maine never went Democratic but
once IN It's history, for Pierce in 1852. In
1856 ID gave Fremont 24,974 majority;
Abraham Lincoln in 1860, ~ ,704 MAORI
"; Abraham Lincoln in 1864, 1882
majority; U. S. Grant in 1868, 2S,033 ma
jerity; Grant 10 1872, 80 1896 majority; R.
b. Hayes in 1876, 1854 majority. The
average Republican majority there in the
last six presidential years has been "A 600.
Maine, then, has been one Of the very
citadels Of Republication, and since the
eilidel has fallen, the hopes Of the Repub-
lican party have been crushed. The resul,
has carried dismay into their ranks, has
determined the positions Of independents
and infused new energy aud eAthusiasm
into the Democratic party. The Demo.
Gratis never claimed Maine, but on the
contrary conceded il to the Republicans
Her votes were not necessary to Democrat
ie success, and had her people, as in former
years, declared for Republican nseendaney,
the vote would have had no effect upon
our columns. The Garfield party had
builaed high upon the result in that State,
aud expected that Maine's voice would
have been potential in strengthening the
Republican cause elsewhere. They be-
lived as Maine went, 50 would 20 the
onion Maine has spoken, and her voice
isclear and distinct against the party which
has misrnled the country for the past
twenty years, and which is now welding
power usurped four years ago. The VIC
tory there over the Garfield party makes
Democratic victory doubly sure in No
vember. No machine party, with nothing
but the machine to run it,--no party with
corrupt record aud with corrupt and in
competent leaders-can staad up before
tho Indignation which has been aroused
among the people. The result In Maine
must strengthen the Democracy in Indiana
and Ohio, whilst il must weaken the Re-
publican party in those States. Indiana
is certain to go Democratic in October,
and the probabilities are that Ohio will not
be separated from her. Should Ohio fall
out Of the Republican column, the Repab-
llean party would be scattered to the winds
and HancOck's election would be almos,
unanimous in the electoral college.
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IL the Circuit Cour, for Carroll c.aa,,
ting as Court Of Equity, N'
Daniel Collridcr ya juscphn, poasp
Catharino Powell, hia wife ''
ORDERED this ieth day Of ges,,n,s..
~ the year eighteen hundred AID 500
that tho sale made aud reported by No.,
Coltridcr, mortgage named ia lhe mer,s,,'
ia the above entitled cause msntioss5 \
ratified and confirmed, unlcas cause n ~ "
contrary thereof be shown on or leisrs "A.
l7lh day Of October, in tho wear o,ss,,-
hundred and eighty; provided a e3py ~ Nv
order be Published 10 some nepsparcr p,in,.i
ia Carroll county, once in each of ibrss ~
eessive weeks before The iih day 81 Otto,,.
next
The report states the amount Of sale, q, B. .
loco.
FRANK r. SHAW. ClsA
True copy,---fesil
sep is.3t fnAyg 7. Sukg, CIR.
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The Republicans at Albany New York,
are rot harmonious On Saturday last
they held two conventions, put two candi-
dates fol Congress IN the field and nomi-
mated two distinct county tickets, except
the same gentleman was nominated by
both conventions for district attorney.
This Is one Of The evidences, we suppose,
that The Republicans base their caleula-
tons upon, when they claim that they win
carry New York for Garfield.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

NO. q EQUITY,
10 the Orphans Court Of Carroll eoany.
John Broekley, ct, ais, vs.. isadors Bsossley
aud Enma Bsookley,
AuGUsr Traa, 1880.
ORDERED this al, day of September,
~ 1850, that the sale Of the real estate
made and reported Ia tho above entitled
cause by Charles +. Reisnidsr, Trustee, ap.
pointed by the decree passed therein TO ,ell
the same, be ratified and confirmed, naless
cause DO shown 10 the contrary On or before
the lth day o. October next; provided cory
Of this order be inserted once a week for
three successive weeks IL some newspaper
Pahl'shed ia Carroll county, before The iih
day Of October next.
The report states the amoGnt Of sale 10 De
S625.O0.
GRANVILLE T. HERRING,
WILLIAM FkiZEil., judges,
NEIGHBOUR +. ALIGIRE,
True copy,-Tost.
). oLifER WApLow, Register Of Wills.
sep ll-8l
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Busine.s Locals.

Mrs. Rachel A. Nelson, ON the Deer Park
road, will sell. al her Personal Property Al
Public Sale, on Saturday OCTOBER I'd, At II m.
See bills fos particulars.
Buy The York Hand Made Champion Boot,
at H. L. Norris'a.
100000 STRAwsEnRr PLAErs.
For Sale BY Stout q Son. Great Ameri.
can and Monarch Of the West. address
Westminster, Nd.
Fresh arrival Of Buegies, jaeger Wagons
6c: Nice assortmen, att. linsling, Son 4
Co'e
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colorado win elect Stats officers and one
representative IN Congress on October 5.
aeo'Bis viii elect State officers October 6.
indiana, Ohio aud West Virginia win elect
State officers % October IL. Ohio and
indiana VIII also elect representatives ia
Congress.
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SALE

pi yir,ae Of decree OF DE Orshass
ID Court Of Carroll county, Passed in s.sss
No rs, wherein Cbas. b. Nelson aai o,Asr,
are complainanis, aud l,yguali Richards a1i
others are defendants, The undersigned, as
Trustee, viii sell at Public Salc, 1a Csc pes.
ises, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, "a day IF 0oiobey, f. y. h.,
a, O'Clock, ?. M, parcel o. Land containing
% Acres, Q Foods & % Sqr Perchss
Of Land, more OF less About . acre. Is r
Timber, the balance i Ia a good state % eel.
tiyalion. This land a1iOius The land o. Iai,
relt ". Shanek labsH OgE AID others and i
about oHe'quarler Of q mile from Bird lll
Pnstonice.
Ierms Of Slit -Ooo.lhird cash an tie dly
Of salc, or on the ratification thereof; one
third IN nine months and the other oHc.thfl
in eighteen months from the DAY Of sale, to-
credit payments 20 be secured Is the bo,cs n
the purchaser or purchasers with approved
security bearing interest from the dRy o! sale
CHAS. T. REiFSNIDER, Trustee.
sep ll-ts u, c. Matthews. AUctr
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Six Congressional conventions we're held
in Maryland on Wednesday. In the sixth
district, Col James N. schley, Of Alle-
gnny eoaasy, was nominated BY the Dem.
ocrats. In she third and fourth districts,
Baltimore city, the Republicans nomina-
ted Joshua Homer, Jr., in the first, and
Enoch Pratt in the latter. In the fifth
district, the Republicans nominated DR..
W. r. Wilmer, Of Charles county. In
Baltimore the Grsenbaoksrs nominaied
james h. W. Onion IN tho third and
Samuel W. Pierce IN ths foarth district.
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PEsxsrExAsIA Toakcco.-Tha success Of
lancaster, Pa, - raising tobacco has caused
many acres 70 be planted viii il this year
which we're never 20 used befors. Il Is est.
mated LAat the crop IN The Eve counties Of
York, Lancaster harks, Chester aud Leban.
On viii be uurih 3e,QQ0.0oo this yenr. and
a. value of DE crop Ia the eniiro State he.
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Notice 70 Bridge builders.

SEALED Proposals will be received By
~ the County Commissioners Of Carroll
county, until the 10th day Of September Inst,
10 build two Joint Wooden Bridges, by trcd.
eriek and Carroll counties, across Sam
Greek, one near Stem store, span Is feet,
width 10 feet, height 81 feet, Ne; the other
near Devilbiss's Blacksmith Shop, span %
feet, width lG feet. height o feet. &c., ne
oording to the specification filed IN this office.
JOS. A. WAEsCIlE,
sep lI.2t Clerk.
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AZ lae q account for il. some Of the
Republicans say that uneIs sammy TIL
den absn'T' had the head kaockod out
oft IN Mains o. Monday. Il Is certain
that The bottom dropped ont q he Repub.
Iican Tub, On that day.
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DEMAlNlNG in The Post Office a, Wea
IL minister, Nd, September n, l,yp.
Braokbill, l.. G. kadel, John
Bodman, Miss Y. NJ. ispori, Miss Violet
CrisSull, Samuel r. lockari, Johu
Graves, j. Myers, J W.
Hill, Miss Florence l.. Myers, jesse
Hanver, MARY Welsh, A. "
Kerr, MaryJ, & Sisters Williams, Elisabeth
Persons calling FOR matter Ia the above r..
will say il vas advertised.
sep Is A. II. HUBER, T. n
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Let u ask ths lSsntiasi this eus-tion--
What II Gen. Butler vas denounced for
bis former misdssds, shah he not be ap-
proved whsa he does right2 l. there no
forgiveness to him, who, once wrong, turns
70 the rishsf l. that the position Of the
lSsntinei2 Let u disprovs Buffers argu-
msnts, u ID can; that would be legitimate
work.
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PUBLIC SALE.
..t..tI OF
Valuable Dwelling House and Store
Room Attached, Opposite Montour
House, Westminster, Nd,

THE undersigned, will offer at Public Sale.
a that valuable property in Westminster.
opposite h9ntonr House, consisting Of large
Room attached, now occupied A M
BY Strasbnrger 4 Bro, on ~ esskR.
SATURDAY, 9th day Of Oc- " s3'Al
IOBER, 1880, at o'clock, p. NJ. Posses.
SION given LIST Of April, 1881.
Terms made easy; will be announced on
day Of sale.
coNELIUs VENT, Owner.
II. G. Matthews, Auefioneer.
For further Information apply TO Jas. A. @.
bond, Attorney, Westminster, Nd.
sep 1884
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE j. hereby given tia, tho ,ub..-
~ bers have obtained from tho Ortba,,
Court Of Carroll county Letters Of Admin,
,ratt0n on the personal estate Of
GEORGE d. HOUCK,
late Of Carroll county, deceased Aipenas.
having claims against the deceased are hef,i,
warned 10 exhibit the samc with tho voucher.
thereof legally authenticated, 10 do sui,,,
beers on or before the l8lh day el A.,
1881; they mas otherwise BY law 10 sselii.i
from al benefit Of said estate. Those 4.
deblsd are requested 70 make immeii,is
payment.
Given under our hand, this ilth day o..
September, 1850,
THOMAS W. HuGCK.
john 4. HOUCK.
LEWiS o. MEYLs.
sep ls-it Admihisir.tou ". A.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

YNllE Stockholders Of the Westminster
u Savings Institution are hereby notified
that the Annual Election Tor a Board Of Di-
recsors will be held At said Institution on the
First Saturday OF October, next, between the
hours Of | and o'clock, d. m.
BENJAMIN ". BENNETT,
sep ii.at President.
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Dr. Frank T. Shaw, Of this city. who
was recently nominated for Congress, on
Wednesday resigned the leadership Of the
party in the contest A number Of rea-
sons led DR.. shaw to this conclusion, and
perhaps bis course may be the best. His
personal and political friends here eoun-
seled him to this action. The nomination
was well accepted throughout the district
and his election was sure. Belcw Is "a
copy Of Pc shav's letter Of resigpasion:
WFsrxIysrEs, Nm, Sept. 18th, 1880.
Ion, 4. n German, Chairman Of Demo.
cratic STATE Central Commiffee, Sin ~ de-
sire through you TO make known TO the Demo.
CRITIC party Of the Second Congressional
District my resignation a. their candidate Cor
Congress- Reasons both Of public and
private nature, not apparent TO NE At the
momept excepted the nomination, make Il
imperative upon me to pursue this COURSE.
Being convinced thai the election of the
Democratic nominee il this Congressional
District IL assured, and that my candidacy Is
10 no wise essential To the success Of my mar
", there remains no substantial reason why
lshould not retire from the contest.
Hoping your Committee will take snch &C.
tlon 70 hil the vacancy occasioned By my re-
ylguation ~ will receive the endorsement Of
the pnrty, leave the matter in their hands.
Respectfully Yours,
FRANK 7. SHAW.
The members Of the State Central Com
mittse af this district will meet in Balsi-
moro to-day 10 name time and place for
new convention.
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New Windsor COLLEGE and Saminarr

fkAs Sept 8. Climate unsurpassed,
~ extensive buildings, experienced inssruc,
tors both sexes adEnifted and erafaaled
Address Rev. A. N. Jelly, D. D., President.
New Windsor Nd. July si-2ms
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Mr.. JAMES ALEXANDER, late Of
IA Metee 4 Alexander, Merchant Tailore,
Eutaw street, Baltimore, caterers 10 the finest
city trade, having been engaged 10 saperin.
lend our Tailoring Department, we respect
July solicit the patronage Of all who desire
hne fitting eloihes- First class work guar
anieed. Repairing and altering a specialty.
GEO. w. ALBAUGH,
sept 1887 Westminster.
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NO. 1887 EQUITY
PUBLIC SALE.

I'm THuesDAY, 0cTonER I, atg.a. will
~ be sold the Personal Property Of the
late Geo y. Houek Horses, Cows, Farming
implements, Furniture Sec bills for nartie.
ulafa. THOMAS W. HOUCk.
JOHN r. HOCCK,
LEWIS o. MEYI.S,
sep ts'A Administrators W. A.
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THE FIRST PREMIUM

E0R Red Wheat was awarded to Samuel
~ Ceilings, Of Baltimore county, by the
baltimore County Agricultural Society, held
AZ Timonium last week. II was ghe tlan.
caster Red, grown with the 'iIAurcnson
phosphate. sep 1924
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH,
on INDIANA.
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FOR CONGRESS.

CREsswglH HAEroan CouNTY, Nh.
HEREBY announce myself rs Candi
a date for Congress in The Second Con'
gressionai District, and respectfully solicit
the votes Of the public.
sep li-3ts J. u. WEBSTER, NJ. D.
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Al male citizens, wiihout distinction Of
color, who. are entitled to registration, ander
the preceding sections, are hereby notified 10
appear before the undersigned; al The places
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The constitutional provisions above refer.
red to arc as follows 'N's'
Sac. 2. No person above the age AZ ,wc,,v.
one years, convicted Of larcency' or other 81.
famous crime, unless pardoaed by the (loy.
efnor' shall eyat thereafter be entitled 10 vote
at any election in this State, and no person
under guardianship, as lnnatic, or a. a ner.
son non eompos menfis, shall be entitled 10
SIC. =. II any person shall give, or offer 10
give, directly or Indirectly, any bribe. nres.
ent O. reward, or any promise, or any seen.
rity Tor the payment, Or the delivery ol money
OF any other thing, 10 induce any voter n ~
iraia from casting his vote, or TO prevent him.
y any way, from voting, OF 20 procure a vo,a
Tot any candidate, OF person PROMISED or
Voted for, as Rleclor Of President and V;ca
fresident .ofihe United Siatea, Of Ranre,as.
tatixe N Congress, or for any Office al nrnGt
or trnsi, cfealed b the constitutiou a. lsss
o. thls state, or by the ordinance or an,hor.
NY OF The Mayor aud City Council az Rail-.
more; the person giving, or offering 10 aive
anu NE person receiving the same, and any
person who gives, or causes "a 81 given. ~
Illegal vote, knowing il 10 be snch Al aov
election hereafter held in this State. shall ~
conviction in Court Of Law, n addition n
me penalties now, OF hereafter to be. imnosed
by law be forever disqualified TO hold ann
ONCE OF profit OF trust, or to- vote al any elcc.
ton thereafter.
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Democratic
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ELECTORAL TICKET
ron THR STATE AT IARaE;
S. 4. NEvETT STEELE,
Hs 1T. @. HOPKINS
ron 4HE coxeREss1oxAI, BtsEkczss
/. LEVIN ]. WATERS,
Z. PATRICK WALKER,
s JOHN b. McNuLTY,
4, WILLIAM II, WELSH,
s. RICHARD W. w. BOWIE,
6, WILLIAM R. PRICE.
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NEw YoRE, Sept. ls.--A Herald special
from Portland, Ne, gives an interview with
friend Of Blaine in which be says il will
be next to impossible to carry the electoral
vote of the State for the Republicans next
November IL the Fasionists keep together.
Hancock is good deal stronger in Maine
than PlAisted
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FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD S. HANCOCK,
or PEsNsrLvAsIA.
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Mrs. spalding's Day School,

con young Ladies and liule Children,
Monday. he s0fh og September.
aag I4-5t
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Senator Barnum, Chairman Of Democratic
National Committee, was interviewed upon
the event in Maine and he utterly repudia,ed
the charge that he had sent money into that
State confidence the election. "fneyer once
dreamt snch thing" said he. IL was salts.
he'd that if the Democrats could not carry that
State, all the money in the world would be
useless. We depended wholly upon the com
mon sense Of the people who have BY this
time seen clearly enough that the Republican
rule has been fraud or a failure and that a
change is demanded by all considerations Of
public policy"