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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
cused in the last extremity tiuds no justification In the
present condition Of our affairs.
WHAT MR.. FOWLER Is SEEKING.
HIS ONLY OBJECT TO DISCOVER FRAUDS AND PUB
IIsu IuEM 10 Tile MORLD.


LISH THEM TO THE wOBLD.
William A. Fowler chairman of the Executive
Committee Of the ID, lOcratIc State Committee.
was at the rooms OF the National Committee Fri
day. He was asked by TRIBUNE reps rtcr whether
or not the Executive COmmlttce intended to claim
that the State had actually been carried for Han
cock. He replled:
There has been a great deal of misrepresentation
regarllng our purpose. We do not seek TO ouSt
Garfield: only TO discover the frauds that have been
committed and publish them to the world"
"Mr. Apglr, a member of your committee. says
that your proclamation was not authorized by the
committee" SAID the reporter.
:" He is mistaken IT was authorz Il by n quorum
of the committee" said Mr.. Fowler firmly and then
continued: "Another point: We did not suggest
protest from the Democratic Comfy Committees
in the INTERIOR left that matter TO their di,cre-
ton In fact our proclamation was intended to b.
advisory ana not directory. If frauds dIscov-
er 4. protests against the counting Of returns so
tainted Ought t, be made. But as | said, we left
that matter to the Judgment of the several
committeeman. For convenience merely and
to bring about uniformity Of action IN cases
where proceedings mllht he taken before a Boqrd Of
County Canyassrrs, a blank form OF protest was
nj ont but nothing iu tins blank Indicated The
nature of the wrong 10 be protcs ed against
How about the protest regarding tho form of
the ballDtf' sJil the reporter.
"Oh that /, absurd" was the reply 4; " we did not
Sugee-' any protest of that uatrIe. doubt If the
L"Gl-i uTe las the legal urht to fix especial form
oi 'alot. If the intent of tn voter clear that
all that j. uendiul A. this t.lS about iii. putting
the election because Houu1Icau bIt.OtS we're not in
legal fern Is uscus,"
What do YOU intend TO DO with statements con-
crrmAg frauds thst Won may receive from the
county committees .
well. / shall place them before the National
Committee and take iis advice ou the subject Let
M sly iha' my circular KING information about
frauds WIS NOT Issued hastily. but after De. brIaIOu
ana c.. sui alton with a leader OF the Democrats in
TIN S.ato"
VIII yon aupoar before the STATE Board of Can
vases mex Wednesday M regard 70 these alleged
fraud. p
" W haXa NOT lecidel llat maltor rntV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
FORGERY AND POLITICS.

QUESTIONS FOLLOWING III ELECTiON
,r1cr DAVIS pEFr1Ds SINSEIt FrOH MI INV
,1r,s STRUCTURES" coL0NXL' H,DLET ADMITS
ru,T lie ACTED A. AN AGENT OF inE DEMO
cR,rlc NATIONAL COMMITTEE IN THE MoRrY
letter. PLoT-PRoscRIPrIoY IN SOUTH CARO-
LIMA
Jndre Davis Yesterday made public letter
- renlv to Mr.. Hewitt's structures upon the
m,,t of the Julgc's decision in the
philp case relating TO Mr.. Hewitt.
he saws that he was in error IN
sne,l1og Of Mr. Hcvitts having seen
,bc letter before its first publication, when he
Ionld have said before the first publication Of
the fac-simile. The prescription of Re
nnb.irans in South Carolina is as
'nprc an organized state. William
Price. one of the Democratic electors
81 Nnylad. issued a card yesterday
s,o,ir. ;hat he intended shortly TO explain
H. connection with the witness ODrien. who
confessed that he committed perjury in the
PM.p ease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
CUBA AND SAN DOMINGO.

HAVANA, Nov. 15.-The steamers Newport
and CITY OF Merida carry ont $302,5O0 for New-York
Cuptain-G neral, with the view OF reducing the
penses # the Treasury aud augmentng the number Of
aborng hands, has ordered tine formation Of
OF the acIIye army by diminishing the number o sol
ocrs the necessities OF the permit from
the Ist OF December next
The Congress OF san Domingo has decrccd that tho
eNoTuitint dues of one dollar per ton shall bc paid on
each vessel entering the port OF the capital for the
peuses Of Keeping The pOrt Clean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
4 SUSrICION or MURDER.

RACINE, Wis, Nov. 1j.-Thc body OF George
Dr0ssei, VINO been .sue ri X, was f-uud
I'm the river tlns morning A, he had quarrci with
two men named Turner aud Robinson previous t. his
d-aupraral-c tity suspected II ing lis death
Turner after Dr .s-ci's dsapp; aiGnce
bui Robinson s.ll ncfr. H. dc.lr al LuOwi,dgc of
the manner OF Drosscla Goah sithough admitting tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
IHE CHESAPEIKE IAD 0HI0 CANAL

BALTIMORE, NV. 15.-Thc United States
Circuit Court engaged ~ nc.ring counsel the ap-
pcaon Of number Of stocKh d.rs OF he Clcsa peaKc
aud OH Canil for the appon nent Of a receiver Tnis
II II yet the utiCl 1f Tue canal ont oi the
ham0f Stat tnr0ugp wncHi ~ las long been used
as a political power OF ~ Ittlt Importance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
FlHURE OF THE MtCKEREL FISHERY

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov. 15.--Thc storm is
driving thc mackcrcl fleet aud mos, Of the vcsscls
vi maui up Only one more vessel remains to
from the Bay OF 81. Law renee, where the mackefel
fslcry Ivy the hmcrotn feet has been a failure ihls
sa-Ou many of the h.ct hYiuE eft TIE grounds WIjG-
O1t taxing "a tsd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
BULLION FOR AMERICA.

LONDON, MOnd1Y. NOV. u, $50
The bullion (G132, ,000) withdrawn from the
Bank 4 England IN balance today for shipment
New York.
II il stated that the Bank OF England "a getting short
OF eagles and that consequently n part Of the bullion
Withdrawn to-day for shi ipment to NeW-lOrk was in
bars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
OFFICIAL FIGURES IN KINGS COUNTY
Thr nnicinl GrnrrS of 1hn vntrs fnr Prr.,

ne OIIlcaI hgurCS OF Tie Y0trs Tor Prcsl-
dental c'ors N KING Coulty. a. ca.vassed by the
Board of Supervisors, give to the ticket beaded by
Clarence \. seward jI7jl votes. an to the ticket
headed ~ Abr,in :. II "t 81 ,O62, Democratic u.-
jOriy of OBI. Tine nGmbcro Gr cnb1ck votes poicd
jO7 aud there were 9 Prohibition vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
JOHN BRIGHT HONORED.

LONDON, Monday Nov. II, 1880.
John Bright has been elected Lord Rector
o. -he University OF Glasgow, defeating John Ruskn
bF 3l4 votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
GARIRALDTS RESIGNATION.

ROME, Monday, Nov. 1j 1880
The Chamber of Deputies has refused to ac-
ccpt the gna'ions OF General ubad AID his son.
but has granted thglu trc mOntLs leave Of absence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

They were compelled reembark from the at'r pilc'
Jcsuits having tempted 10 rccntcr Portugal me q ~ ~
emmcnt has instructed tho various Governor 10
enforce the decree Of 1884 abolishlng all religious
orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

THE FLIGHT OF FRENCH JESUITS.
MADRID. Monday, Nov. Is. 1850
The arrival OF French monks at Alicante
anu BARGE uua cau.,o hostile popular Recommendations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

UAnrroRp omii. Noy. -. u -. Quinn, n brake.
man fcl between tLe cars iToght tram At Manchester
10 day and DEy crushed that lac ded sIOn az er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
THE GREAT ROWING MATCH

HANLAN DEFEATS IRICKtT AN EASILY woN RACE
-pIsAPPoIN MINT OVER TRGCKETTs KoWNG-
THE s,,ENF on TIE TIItNTS
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-13
A SILENT FRAUD.
An Arizona Judge Charged with Crook
odneSS.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Serious cbaroe,
have been preferred by Delegate CampbelI
against Judge Charles Silent, formerly Of
California, and now one of the associate ius.
tlces of the Supreme Court of Arizona.
These charges set forth in substance that
Silent Is net proper person to be continued
Ill once as Judge; that he is notoriously
engaged IN the business of buying, selling
and bonding mines within his judicial dis.
trict, while mining litigation forms promi-
nent feature OF the business of his court :
that IN these operations he is in partnership
with Governor John C. Fremont, who has
been and is solicitous to bond the Peck Co. 3
property, situated in Judge Silent's Judicial
district; said property being in litigation be-
lore Silent; that since a judgment has been
rendered against said property in Sllents
court Fremont has made an offer to
Its San Francisco owners to bond it
al an absurdly low price, accompanied with
an offer that he (Fremont) will settle the lit-
CATION. 1t is further charged that Judge Silent
Is III Iecel OF three salaries, one of them
being from the counties of Yavai and Mahav,
which were required to pay it by an act of
the Territorial Legislature, which act, as
shown by the official journals, was passed
mainly through the efforts of Tom. Fitch, of
the law firm of Fitch & Church, and G. &.
Bean, one of their intimate friends and
clients. These lawyers have taken suits
against said Peck Mining Company OH coll-
tngent fees, their interest in the above named
litigation being one half of whatever amount
might be received, and IL is charged that this
law firm, for these reasons, has exceptional
and improper advantages before Judge Silent.
The charges have been entertained by At
torney General Devens and he has sent a
copy of them to Judge Silent preparatory to
makinsa thorough investigation IN the event
of their denial. Senators Booth, Farley,
Jones, and Sharon, and Representatives
Horace Davis. Page and Pacheco are unani-
mCusy of opinion that Silent should be re-
moved, as the truth of the charges is voucled
for by well known gentlemen of the highest
standing, in San Francisco and elsewhere,
who assert that there is practically no security
against blackmailing schemes on mining
interests in Judge Silent's district while he
continues to hold his present position. 1t is
said that in case Judge Silent be not removed
by the Administ ration upon these charges, the
matter will be promptly brought before the
House of Representatives for impeachment
proceedings, it being believed by the authors
OF the charges that with the aid of the power
of the House to compel persons to testify
who are now said to be unwilling to volunteer
testimony, not only these charges but many
other suspicious or disgraceful things, alleged
to be matters of common notoriety in Ari
zona, can be abundantly proven.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-13

NEW YORK, April Sit is reported that
the Anglo-American cable is broken.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-13

ST. PETERSBURG, April G.-The Journal
de st. Petersburg referring to the alarmist re-
ports relative to the intentions of China, says
it is in a position to announce that according
to the latest intelligence from Pekin the Chi
nese government manifests a desire to renew
the negotiations relative to kuldja, as the
treaty concluded by Chung How, late Chinese
Ambassador to Russia, cannot be ratified. The
Chinese Ambassador at Paris is to come TO
st. Petersburg to contract new negotiations.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13
Eureka.

The following extract from letter from
Eureka Springs, Ark, written by young
l,dv of Columbia TO the Missouri St,te-man,
!. one of the marvellous stories about the
h.al,ny effect. of Eureka WAFER that we con-
tinus iiy meet with:
There was quite a great excitement here
soon after my arrival. lady VINO lad oeeh
totally bind for seven years was restored 10
.,gh,. She has been here at the Springs only
q short time when she reganed her eye-sigh'
This is one pecuarity-when
the hind receive sight II comes TO them rs a
flash. The young lady was 50 ovepoyed max
.he shouted aloud and her CRIES atiracte'
great crowd around her.
II, ;s a strange sight 10 sit on the hillside
.na watch the huddreds of afflicted come
,,,;,h their cups to dunk Of tins fountain OF
10, Some are afflicted with sore eyes
/ .corfula, rheumatism, dyspepsia, heaH disease
/ LiIo.y dlsea Sc, and all other diseases uia' lux
human family /, heir 10.
II, is strange how many cancers ar
! c,,ed here. We can see hundreds oil cancer
j., the wors; forms. | Often see i''e D."
,yhose nose is entirely gone. he appear
cheerful aud hopeful as TO being cured !hrf
,,.ov other such cases as tins. Man
- No., almost one-hat OF the face an
80 The cancers dry up and tell ont, roo
and all. One lady OF my own acqaaih'aho
had An extra large seed wait on nsr ear, OH
at,er washing IN the water si'os' uh'e 81
hapuened TO touch the war; and II dropped
INTO her hand. know all this seems increu
) Bile. but | only write what know 10
. uus.n
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13
A Card.

To our white friends aud the public IN gen
.r,l: Whereas. !, mas come % our knowledge
tina, the society Of the Friendly Brothers OF
Ri,blaud is. ar. ha. been looked npon n
polite al organization, we deem it prudent TO
make his public sia'emen'--
Isl, Tina, the society of the Friendly br"''
or, Of R,ch,ani was not organized a q P"'ii-
cal body nor for any political purpose, but 'or
such in,rre,, as set forth IN il. constitution.
2nd, That a, no lime has any political dis
EMISSIONS been carried on in the society, nor
has any member even 80 much a mentioned
ANYTHING IN regard to politics during our nj
,incs.
9ri Thai. although several oF oH- mcm>
her, took hand in the last election, ne so'i-
cry is no, to blame. nor can il justly I've held
re,pon,lble for individual acts. " hi.e oar
society recognizes he ri-h; of its 'neinhsr TO
hold any political faith they choose 1t doe, not
allow any expression IF such fath WITHIN our
meetings Trusting our friends viii dlsabn-e
their minds OF the erroneous i'np,es,l incy
are under in regard TO us,
We are very respectfully yours.
| WALLACE ArKERsDS.
w. b TUaSER.
JoHN WESLEY.
f. II. MARKS.
We heard some remarks about This so1le'y
being political organization, bot we DO MOI
think j, was the general impression, and we
expressed the opinion tina, it had nothing ''
do with politics We chee-iu'iy yiei" III
members space to deny It. We understand
that il is a charitable institution, and such or
carnations should not be injured by erroneous
,o,,. We know thar il, numbers belon;
TO both paries-EDIroR.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13
The I:.le.. soas in HayVl!!e.
I'm chewing Lynch's oysters
I'm smoking Giiiy'- Best.

J. +. l;racn ~cli- The celebrated
"WUITE" rcw ~ Machine. y emu
can u-cl,: :, has 81 -...--"'ln- hreHIf :
il. SHUTTLE /. -,lfthrcad'nE. u, ten
sion !. automatic it Is the hghtta'
running uadr, and is nearly noi>eie-s'
/, i adapted ~ any kind Of sewing,
from the lirhicst muslin and six 10
The hcavicst vculrn or cotton goods
It's ,read.e j. - constructed n % op-
crate with p.r.,ct ease. AMI without
ratirne 10 tAr most delicate LADY. II
j. TIA. NEST durable, the cheapest O"s'
and largest family sewing machine II
he market.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

8. district Court convepes in hay
-. Monday. and as it is jury tern
go S.eriff and District Attorney are As
- The latter gentleman proposes
.,,- TO the Grand Jury by having a
80 witnesses summoned before Court
. that they may be on hand ready
= sshg " begin WORK as '''' CO
~ Aarge.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13
Our Premium

As an Indulgence NJ 20 subscriber, -" reduce
,b. pr,c. of the. PtACuS ~ w. ,ioiia', 4 year.
and offer as a pre- mum Ia rev ~nb-l.srfe
and old ones " no viii paw up a.seArs ana pay
in, the BEAcos IN advance fer lscl. WITHIN
The rex, four Weeks valnab bic .Ii,ie to0k
ep,i;,ed.'A Trea,,-c on the Horse and la,
Diseases THIS little book = no hnmbng, but
a reslvaluah "a if-atise, that should be m the
hands Of every man " ho owns a horse. for j,
may b. the means Of saving the HE "i 's''a
HE hor-. a, any time. Tell vodr neGhbor oi
" oiicI ami Come up yourself aud 80 a eoos
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

..,.e amount of water fell az ms
49,. .s roe.Iay evening. The fiood'sa'e'
-. n,.rk opened aud the rain fell IN tor
-. .cspanied by strong wind v''''
.,.. n Ieh,ning and heavy peaIs OF 'hnn-
:, There Is no telling the an'o"n' o' "'"''
-. - cotton.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13
BROWNS FERTILIZER
DISTRIBUTORS.

Because 'h.y save time ana lah"r m ",9fi"
,.,e the i'riilIIrr " iih ni"r" regularly '''' Z"
can pn--,b.y boz rour ~ bend 'nr 81 "r"'
will 10 tie wor. "f ten hand, amd 81" II d
great deal more satisfactory.
Any pcrson desiring To i"icha-e pis'rh"
tor. or information abur, item. viii please
appIy 10 or address Tho-. j. Manghan at
Rayvill,, OF tn. IN !ci-isn"d II q arile.i'ie.
A. DYSON,
General Agent.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

peben employs no agents.
-. :. "A varons, and has none Of those
~. .,.s expenses incident to the
' y. - ,sxiug machines through trav
=" ..,s In this alone consists
%'s ss,t OF his selling so low-ANp
-. ,or FORGET 1T.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

r.A.,I the whistle OF a Bduf river boat
,v.lus,Bsy. which we presume was 'hr
M IA su, have no, hearl what boat II
=. nor vs.th-r i, found full cargo OIL coz
NJ Railroad frei.his will tumble
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

sa,.,,.a MACHINE FOR s25-J. +.
~. ~ pioueer Sewing Machine
4 NMh Louisiana. now offers
..-;.. Machines of the Singer
81. al pattern for the low price oil
), rah ioll guarantee for five years
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

vsnr attendance upon Court wo"i'
I..s.A time for you to call and renew
nsx,,lou to the BEACON for 1891 ana
= our useful liule premium BOOK.
.s.r-s your hardworked editor WINE
p sx h a good opportunity to assist
-.eh . ,igh, pull. He has been ia'n>
and you should be faithful to INN,
81" ~. name Of a new subscriber too II
Remember you will save 50 GEMS
:. . bling -....--.--.-.-.-.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

be vbo>plng cough, in severe form, We
inirpel, prevails IN the Alto n"'s'oor>
!, and .. learn that IT has appeared IN
,viBe, q siai children from the former
rsustok hay, been brought here with
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

usher he IN Rayv,iIe. On TUESDAY
,ing the rva Of Wiley p. Mangham
zen rokcire, bu; IL was extensulsued by
sEAcos .olice force without raising an
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

IL vrsr few bu.hel. Of corn, when We
v,lu, q ,a.e in payment Of subscriptions
4. Br,oS,. at the rate of four bushels Tor
r.rs sssscfip'on. "a
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

hssn Reports that the Masonic ball
I've . Wednesday nigh, was very
4 and rei! conducted entertain nent.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

ulies, Gent q Nls.e. shoe a speciah'y
At pnces.iefylns competition, At }. II.
orkk AGO.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

hac or second freeze Ia, Sunday
NJ; 1e hr., ice we saw was on the
Ins 4 October 23rd, which We forgot TO
IN
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

hing ia the large y the small. At prices
the irs L the poor a, J. ID. M'Cor.le
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

az o4s'ns At H. cents Per yari
Lori 4 ca.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13
lust the Thing.

Tia, viii be the exclamation - ire AnNN
s,.,,an,. who ha, been ;rcrpi"t about
.si,c;,np some suitable Christmas present i.r
his child. when 81, eve fai- O.! ca some one
n, IN. thousand, al beaD'itn' amd rp;frr T'a'e
,,,,,Ics ,ii-crihed IN Enrich, Fashion QuarteFl'
for the winter months; y"st what me lover
,b, Young la,y or gentleman friend, Wiz"
wishes 10 make a sCIrable present. the ann,
nh, .uc,e. the cousin and the ch'ld, VIII >'s
when IN, or her eve rests upou tie ar'''e
,h,,, strikes the f,nay: pis; what the hn>ban''
and the wife will -ay, a, they anAi"u'Iy SCI"
is pages in search al something altfol are
aor the loved one, wien they Rave found 'H"'
,hiug-aud they are snre 10 ind IT. II = '"''
wha, the ladies wall say when hoy see h'
eler an, styles Of dresses, >hawl=, ana al t'he'
fo,oal. par,nhernala, 20 arranged ant / nee.
a. 10 SUI, every ta-te and cond:i"n III NE
Bu, enough.
If Won want TN, great help in Selec'n
presents. etc, -eni To the Enrich BROS '"' II
: The price is only - cents. Address fhf'
Bros. Eighth Avenue. New York.
! T.. Behen now offers induce
mepts in the sewing machine I'M
never before held out TO the people
North Louisiana, viz: sewing nj
chimes at a very small advance on II
,r;Oinal cost
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

Their. wasa $4,000 ire n New fors
Tuesday.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

c,.,.,rs Journal for November fn'iy
,he population of this most e1ce'e"'
-..,., nd family periodical. 1t contains
,v.rcs, no, only to agricul'ur'''s'
.,cs. stock, poultry and bee ra'sers'
e ..;~,n ats, machnis,s, merchants me
ana indeed all classes OF persons,
:. bse,es, to the lowest, the OLDEST 70 'ne
g,isa home enterprise, and Shout"
S..,ls paronized by our people II IS
-, cheap only $500 GEAR ''', Wa.
% ~ ~ ,uean, Address Planters jour
-, vckshs:s, Miss.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

o~fsc can iiut afford To overlook
"eha spcress IT krudails Spawn
acs6nsemc't iu another column.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

r,, of Abe Ro,hchild. n Marshall
~ for November cath. The Mar
b. ven W..n..r says Jennie SIMPSON
sasn an important States witness IN the
co'cn; ..s.' who has heretofore Kept o"'
RSs w.s mas been captured in Jefferson
"a "a. hsensh' INTO court a0 -. w,,nrss,
~ ~ y give. bond required ";. IS simpson wa,
,a .. csn~eed &c Jail! jeanne s s'm nsp%.r Of
:.ber ustd Il the time OF tho "u'". -,
es.r,ond T. .s.e" and is SAID TO haVe 80
ns.se,,i.I s..srre,ing with her, ana "
hi,H - Q, her rinss.
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13
BOILERS AND ENGINES
For Sale Cheap!

HAVE two -econd. hand Bo''e's and EN-
emes. rus, rece,;s cal i.orn Pittsburgh IN ex-
ELLEN, c.ud,r,on, tina, will be- sold very low
-, each or CITY acceptance Dimens,ous-
Tng,ne,. sx2o inches boilers, - inches by
III ,set-eysryrhing complete Any persons
desiring 10 purchase sn"h ma 'hin.Y VIZ m"
:, ., their interest 10 call a,,he house OF II
p,u.., 40 Washington street. N,cksburg,
Miss. or a,ld's-. 4. ". ""Ir"''
Az % lsen.-.f Msnagss
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13
.>vI.Iu aI-I ~ y res WING niOt 'TIS
=, IA. # F.h icir mother =.
ions g. jim That 1 will, said the G
Then there's Ne tyURE
~ LIZ an iavest me yeGi.E>u.

FA17f%- NI+I'' al! ',miling -
y r.. Y, zen h9f a: >r.-rhc
.,',., - r,,, on " al II. 'nf u,yi .ou. spawn
C,r..r w,s = na.,c,an. auA.c ,rrain 81 -
,.,.,, n,.,,i.- standing. lld u"i nany
,hing-. bat IA sa'r. i""i ~ paw" N"' i"'
til, t.ik Of H." I. '-'''' anu ''' '"' r -,
tan" led i'm }" " " '''''' ~ .,
funny = fruit II eAce'- a"y'""S We ever
Richland beacon., 1880-11-13

q M great damage va. done ."
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-06-02
Hon. w. X. MYERS,

We present this morning letter from
Hon. w. r. Myers in relation to the action
of the recent Convention ct Upton OF the
Greenback Labor party Of the Ninth Con-
gressionel District. The letter is as follows:
WASHINGTON, d. O., May "A, 1880.
Hon. John L. Miller, Francis Gaines and David
Moss:
GENTLEMEN-Your favor of 10Th inst, in
forming OF the action of the Green back
Labor party of the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict, has been received. IL has been my earn
est endeavor to discharge the duties of Repre-
consult and carry out the wishes OF the people
OF my District, and II their favor should con-
tinue me as tPelr Representative, / have no
guarantee to Cder for the future except my
course and conduct in the past.
The approval Of that course by any portion
of my constituency, present or prospective,
can not be otherwise than very gratifying to
me, and in hatllghtthe action of the Conven-
ton you represent, is accepted as an evidence
of such approval, and tender you my sincere
thanks Cor the same. Whether shall stand
as a candidate for the suffrage OF the people of
the present Ninth Congressional District. will
depend, OF course, upon the action OF the DEM
ocIatic Convention of the District any
claim that may have will be cheerfully sub
mitted to that COnven ton.
have the honor TO be your obedient SER
want, W. b. MYERS.