Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-16
SECOND DISPATCH SGueal. Squeal. Seuea!
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SECOND DISPATCH. SGueal. Squeal. Sauea!. Special 10 TIE CITIzEs.l
 NEW YoRK, October I5-The Na- ! lonal Executive Committee met To- ia and issued the following " to the ! Democratic and conservative voters of the cOunlrv:'
 The election of President Is now before you and State ani local dis scnsions arc eliminated from the issues "r the day. The magnitude of ! victory nr lefeHt Can oniv be csti- . mated by the forces and means en- ployed in securing it. Bv fraud and corruption the voters Of the country were defeated in their purp0,e in 1876: ihe riChlfully elected President was kept from office with the com ] bincd capital 0i the Republican party. { aided by merceuarv army Of office { holders, aud with ihe power of tbc ] Federal Government represented by l United States Msrshals at the l polls. With intimidation, fraud and ! resort 10 every COrrnpf appliance : know 10 Republican methods con- ! ceHtrated ia two States. our adver- saTIes have succeeded in procuring ! the probable return of their local can didates. Can il be possible that in this broad land tbe same meth ods can b. brought to bear that we' used by ihe Republican managers in Indiana and Ohio? Can the great States of New Yolk, New Jersey. Connecticut, California. Colorado, Nevada nud New Hampshire. be bought, in'imidaied and defrauded? Even without ihe vote of Indiana- which we believe will he redeemed in November-vith New York and the States that are conceded 10 us, includ- ing Maine, the election of our Cendi- dates is treasured. The Republican party have put in nomination for President two men, who by the admission of their own parry and press are unworthy of our confidence and suGraGes. l. is lmpcs. slble tn fifty millions of intelligent and patriotic people will consent to nlaCe themselves upon the humiliatpd level thus prepared for 'hem by the Republican man3E ECrs. The first Gav's result LI AENIN NHHAAAz ftlff1A NNlA Attt third with Hancock in front in glor- ious victory. and secured the Union, The battle is uot now for Inc preser- vatlou Of the Union, but of COns,itu- tional Government. He Is now as then, in the front: is now an omen of victory, which will secure to coming generations the ineslimable blessings of civil liberty.
 By order Of the National Demo- cratic Committee. V. II. BAnSCN.
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 Hoop Lai Special 10 The CITIZEN.
 INDIANAPOLIS. October lJ.-It is now certain that the Republicans have gained the Fifteenth Congressional ] District and may possibly elect thelr ! ,man in the Twelfth, making nine nr |. cn ont of the thirt cen.
 sEvESTH DIsPATCH.I
 Well, That's Good Enough. Speceal 10 the CITIZEN.
 CoLCEBCs. October 15. Town | sends majority will De 19,OOO, and | the others on the Republican ticket i. about 22.OO0. These are the exact . figures predicted by Foster on last . Tuesday. Townsend ran behind his . ticket on account of the opposition | of the liquor men, and was traded
 THIRD DISPATCH.
 On tho Offensive. You Bss. Special to tho CITIZEN.
 NEW YORK, October I5.-The Re- puhlican National Executive Commit tee have decided to direct their efforts 10 carry Florida, North Carolina and Virginia.
 IFOURTH DISPATCH.
 Nee 5Ian for rCice-President. Special to the CITIZEN.
 CurcAoo. October i5.-The Inter- Ocen's New York special says: Mr. English did characteristic thing yes terday. Hc lelegraphed long mes age 10 the Democratic National Con- mitfee, giving reasons why the De- mocracv were defeated iu Indiana, | and declaring they would carry the State in Novombe He marked on the bottom of the message, "Collect. One of ihe committee remarked |" That's Bill English all Over.'
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 How Many Votes it Took Special 10 the CIrIzES.
 CINCINNATI, October l5.-The fol- lowing are lhe unofficial mainrities of The Congressmen in Ohio: Fist Dis ,ricr-Bm,erworth. Republican, 1900. Second-YounC, Republican, 1000. Third Mor1e. Republican, 904. Fourth -Schultz, Republican, 3I0. Sixth Ritchie, Republican, 6g4. Eight Keller. Republican, 5900. Ninth Robinson, Republican, HOO. Tenth Rice. Republican, 1887. Eleventh Neal, Republican. 1900. Thirteenth -Atherton, Democrat, 27OO. FlF- teenth - Dawes, Republican, 542. Twentieth - Townsend, Republican, 524
 FIRST DISPATCH.
 Sax FRAycrsoo, October 14.-The plnritv in Ohio is expect ed to reach 9, ,00l. Present indica- lions arc that Porter is sure tn carry Indiana bv 4OO0, while his majority may reach ' 7,O00. The Legislature IS close, owing to tbe fact that six more Democrats hold over than Repu6li-
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