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this state.
pr. L. Pendleton left on Tuesday for his
location at Portland.
Dr. &. W. Stoddard dentist, has Just returned
from six months absence at Philadelphia
4 son of Joshua Fdrrow, who lives i'll the sub
URLS. was SHOT through the hand on Sunday, by
the careless handling of pistol in the hands OF
another boy. DR.. Fletcher extracted the bullet
Among the Belfast gentlemen who attended
Coy. Davis reception last week were Representa-
tive Brooks, Collector Marshall, n F. Houston,
Esq. aluation Commissioner Calvin Hervey. Esq,
! D Tucker, Esq and Il. L. Mcdonald
Mr. kilgores personal popularity gave him many
votes last Monday. Aud the recollection OF the
Attorney Generals hack and hotel bills lost the
ticket some support 1t the the worst bill
that the state had to pay. except Bill Mcclellan.
Howard Murphy is moving the small house south
NJ his residence, formerly occupied by Elder Scott,
NJ site on the shore near the cottage OF W &.
Frye and has leased it for ten years to { Hazel
tine. who will make use OF it during the summer
months as a seaside cottage
Az error appeared last week. in the notice of
the city government concerning the amount OF
taxes collected by Il. 8 Parker The correct re
port is as totows-Amount collected for the wears
l>'I 116 oI0, $}1 0> Isl and interest = 3o2 ".
lNs9 >lS,0Q39S making Tho sum total ,l3l. ll3 p.
peduetns his commission Mr.. Parker has over
pald the city treasury some $50
kjlsores candidacy for Mayor was ike the 50
fl,.f nj, al,
figure of one gone before is seen beside the sitter
h gore was not himself Objectionable as his
vote would Indicate but the trouble was that
CLOSE behind him the intelligent voter could see
The shadow of Mcclellan wei ghed down with all his
slas most fearful loa4 That was what nattened
yoa DIT s. at ne pols Henry, lust ike our
blessed oli mother earth
Thus tlra,uEs, Sunday services at the Uuita-
uau Church Subject of morning sermon The
sabbath made Tor man The evening discourse
aeare Feuuon by request. of a sermon preach
merou The Religion of nita.iaui,m
- WI. preach Sunday morning at the
NH. .area upon the Historical proof Of the au-
taaata i. the Sew Testament. The nltarian
parish a4-'v will be held al Haytord Hail Oh me
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III "'''-' we" '"' ''a"' "a "'S'"Ne'e'' F'M
Wy 'He''f""" 9'"t'fN ttAI'! recognized lhe
person VINO -"4 AiH property. Mcdonald got "4'
warrant anu Old SUNDAY together WITH poHeeInAl
r. ; Shapes drove I" NeaISpor' got OH the track
OF the "iendeF hAay arresung han IN tie street.
l"' Jung man gave ny 'ie watch was ANXIOUS l"
settle. which Nel)olald consented To for 10 Mr.
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Next Wednesday will be st. patric<'s Dav.

lpA''
F. Berry, Stockton, destroyed by fire Tuesday
forenoon. Loss 81 500; insured for 5000 Cause
unknown.
The new city government will meet on Monday
next, for organization, at which time it will be de
termined when the election for alderman and con
stable for ward five will take place
AZ the auction sale of the house, furniture, &C.
Of l.. j. Griffin on High street. as advertised last
week, everything was disposed of with the excep-
ton of the house, which sale was postponed until
to-day. The highest bidder for the house and lot,
AT the sale last week, was Rev Mr. Pratt, who
went as high as $1,000
series OF aggravated assaults took place on our
streets, on Saturday evening bv gang Of three
drunken roughs. They were William Staples and
two others named Small and RouIstone. They
commenced late in the evening to iostle off the
sidewalk ladies and children ON Miller street
they met and assaulted Nber II Draper passing
ON they met, on High street Fred W Perkins
about ! years OF age when one of the rowtli IS
knocked Perkins down, after which he kicked and
Injured the boy severely They next passed to
Church street where S A Blodgett was assaulted
and further on Jabez W Frederick was struck
by one OF them. Staples was arrested by the night
police, but the others are unmolested Small is on
board SCH Narmona. ON Tuesday Staples was
tried before Justice Rogers, on a warrant sworn
ont by MI Draper He was fined = and costs
Staples was tried on second warrant sworn out
by the Perkins boy but the trial was held SO late
"Wednesday afternoon unable to give the
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East Thorndike has got the measles.
Mistaken Mcclellan again last Monday.

Mistaken Mcclellan again last Monday.
The Republicans of Searsmont are all in favor
Of Blaine for our next President
Kill gore That's suggestive of bloody work
But the Republican party survives.
The Boston Advertiser says that six vessels have
Dr.. Pendletons removal was made by rail. all
his furniture aud household goods being packed
in two cars.
Pierce, Rowe a Co. advertise il another column
for proposals for furnishing materials and building
large store at Frankfort
Kilgore was willing to give Photographic
sitting lin the Mayors chair but the people took
vote, with result in the negative.
pr. Il H. johnson, Jr has moved INTO the Office
in Haytord Block made vacant by the removal of
DIR. Pendeton. See the Doctors card in another
column.
In drawing iurvmen on Tuesday evening last
the Mayor gave the box vigorous shaking up
when Alderman Pierce reached in and drew ont a
name. 1t was that of his Honor Mayor Swan.
The following drawn at a meeting of the
board of Aldermen. on Tuesday evening. as jury
mo-, for tho ,nr;I form Of conr, VIM r. Swan
,,l.r Rr;.,r. u.rr. Lara ana ,h,rl.. r
pi.t,r5s
: P''a' wave Fe'eu'ly swept onef III ''e'"''S
giving us 4 touch ot winter on TUESDAY morning
the thermometer indicated four degree, below
zero In the evening and on Wednesday there was
a slight fall of
T. Ia.l,e.. p,,,or,,r;so s,cief,~ at rast North
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lne ioHo"lns h'HaS' vessels H"Ne oetN Spo"tN
AZ go Jan - l"'' = nof'' '"n' 30 WIS., 'i'E H.
7. e'0ie! raIhef' from fenSaeo'" i'f mo ,"Aei''
reO - "' % norm ION, '' west S'''' '''-'''
hh''s y ii''H' &c" 'IA 'oi 0''Eo"
The Fusion candidate for Mayor has no stains eN
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Election of Delegates to the Republican
National Convention


Election of Delegates to the Republican
National Convention.
From the Lewiston Journal
The convention Of Republican members |
Of the Legislature to choose delegates to |
the Chicago convention, met at Augusta |
at p. m, March 3, and was called to |
order by Hon. jeremiah Dingley of Au-
burn, who called to the chair Hon. Geo.
Weeks, speaker of the House Of Repre-
sentatives. After disposing OF the pre-
liminary business, Prof. Young of Bruins
wick spoke briefly of the occurrences in
this State since JAN Z. Ali great causes,
he said, bring with them great men to di-
rect matters; 50 we We're fortunate in
having with lis such 4 man rs Mr. Hale.
Our champion came here on that day,
and alone took hold of the spears of the
fusion party. But he still lives and is
now with us. 1t is not necessary for me
to mention his name, but would suggest
to the fusion party as it goes down that
it adopt the words Of Satan in Paradise
Lost: Hail, eternal horrors, 1ailn /
have the pleasure to nominate che Hon
Eugene Hale. Cheers.
Mr.. Hill of Exeter in few we'll chosen
words nominated councillor Lewis Barker
as the next candidate to 90 to the con-
yentlon to assist in nominating for the
highest Office in the country the Hon.
James g. Blaine.
Mr. Hatch uf Bangor, next nominated
a. 4. Strout esq, Of Portland, the third
candidate He was one Of the most intlu-
entail members Of this legislature, ana
knowing his influence in setting the ques-
tons which have dcyolved upon Us We
shall do honor to ourselves to tender him
this position,
Mr. Hutchinson Of lewiston nominated
a. the next candidate Il. /. Gle esq. Of
Auburn This nomination was wcll rc-
cClVt,.
Mr. Crane Of Winthrop nominated J
k. IodWeii, esq. Of lialloWcil, as x man
who was SO well known that no words
were needed to convince any one of the
appropriateness of the nomination. His
devotion to the interests of the State dur
ing the dark days through which we have
just passed warrant us in bestowiug upon
him this nomination.
Mt. Cook Of Lewiston, said that no
words If his were needed to second tile
nominations just made, and trusted That
we should give the Hon. A. 4. ~trout our
full support.
The committee now proceeded To re-
cciVc, sort and count the votes, and re-
ported the vote as follows
Whole number Ne yotes "t
Necessary tor a choice ~
Eugene ilalr had lu
Joseph L Boutwell, N,
Almon A Ntrout, 9l
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A Jacksonville Florida, firm has shipped 50 far
this season, 4275 quarts Of strawberries t 0 the
New York market. They bring from 30 to O. cents
per quart
THE BEST COUGH MEDICINE in the world"
The old Vegetable PuinonarV BajSam. Cutler
Bros, q Co. Boston. Small reduced to 3jc; Large,
81. 3m6
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.


BY G. IL. SARGENT, No. :. Main Street.
PRODUCE MARKET. PRICES PAID PRODUCERS.
Apples, bush 75as5 Hay, ton, IS Coal2 90
" dried, per ID Ja6 Hides per lb, 6n7
Beans pea, bush 81 g0a2 % Lamb per ID, %
Z Medium Sl55al7O Lamb skins. t.2ja l50
" IellOw-eyes 9Oa2 % Mutton per ID, 6a7
Butter per h. l6alS Oats per bush, 45a4s
Beet per h. 5a7 Potatoes, 35a40
Barley per bush, 5Oa55 Round Hog per b, 6ad .
Cheese per 10, lal3 straw per ton, *4.00a5 90
Chicken per H. l0al2 Turkey per H., lOal4
talf Skins per Id, loall Veal per 10, 90
Duck per lb, l9a00 W DOL washed per lb, y
Egg per dol, T. Wool unwashed per ID. 30
Fowl per H., SalO Wood hard, 81 5Oa4 so
Geese per 10, Sal0 Wood soft S1.50a3 90
RETAIL MARKET.
Beet Corned per 10 74o DAT Meal per ID 5u5 liz
Butter salt per box, ~ Onions per h. q
Corn per BUSH " OH Kerosene Der gaI IA
Corn Meal per bush, r. Pollock per IT, 3
Cheese per II, lIal7 Pork Backs per h. Gao
Codh'h dry, per ID, sac Plaster per Dbl, 500
Cranberries per q, 10 Rye Meal per h. = -
Clover seed. 9a2j ; horts per Cwt, $Ll5
Flour per Dbl, s60Oa9 = Sugar per ID, 10 IL
H. 9. seed per bush, $50 salt, r L. per bu sh, so
Lard per 10, pl2all 5. Potatoes Der NJ, o
Lime per bbl, - Wheat Meal Der H. 4a4 l.2
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HOUSE PLANTS i!

SEND IA CENTS FOR PACKAGE FERTILIZER, post
- paid makes them grow.
i3w9 FRED ATWOOD, Winterport.
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WAN TED :!

INNERGETIC MEN to travel and take orders for
II FRUIT TREES and other NURSERY STOCK.
None but those Of strict integrity and temperate
habits need apply For terms, address, stating age
previous occupation and names as references,
3m1l =. I. CANNON, Augusta, Maine.
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FOR MAYOR.
Wards } Total.
William B Swan, l79 I63 1872 % q COB
Henry /. kilgore, l2 50 1903 IS 81 40
ALDERMES
Republican, Fusion.
Ward l-Geo. Z. Johnson, !76. j. Y. Cottrell, 1I9.
" 2-L. A. knowlton, 10. j. G. Townsend. 50.
" 3-Dayid Pierce, 126. 0. G. White, 1l5.
" ALBERT Gammons. 81. Oliver Chase, 76
" &C. A Murch, 81. T. r. Shute, e..
CoUNCILMEN.
Ward Edward siblcy, 1s6 F. II. Durham, lo4
" Jos. F. Wight, Isl. j. A. Carrie, lo8
Ward &c. 0. Bailey, 100. +. A. Howard, 50.
" w. c. Thompson, lG5. c. B. Hall, 81.
Ward 81 NJ. Fletcher, $40. A. u. French, lo5
. ''-Robt Waterman, 1870. G. W. Lewis, 1906
Ward IF. W. Shepherd, 81. james Holmes, 75
+" '-lsaac Whitaker 50. Rufus Dyer H.
"afd at. NJ. Jones, "a. A. F. Gilmore, II.
'-Geo' Hardy, Go A. F. Stevens, 81 .
CONsTABLES.
Ward Is. Norton. 100. Alpheus DYER, loI.
" u. d. Tucker, l65. Jason Gordon, 81
" &C. W. Haney, l42. j. W. Nash 90.
" I'll. G. Bailey, d. c. f. Corbett Is.
" 5-P- 5. Staples, 81. f. J. Hogan, o..
5. X. Richardson, 5.
wARDENs.
Ward 1-R. w. Rogers, 1s7. +. A. Greer, 10Y.
" Wv. A. Swift, Jr., ICY. c. NJ. Littlefed, ST.
50 3-E. c. Hilton, 49, r. G. Ellis, 10
" 81. NJ. Patterson, G8. S. P. Gilmore, 65.
In Ward Daniel b. Maddox was the only candi-
date run for Warden, he receiving 100 votes.
CLERKS.
Ward l-E. II. Conant, 1874. +. V. Cottre, LOG.
2-E p. Craig, lG7. A. c. Wiggn, 81.
: 5-Jas. Pattee, 1876. A. X. 2. Moore, 1O5.
g SC. B. Stephenson, 6s. Geo. H. Davis, o.
In Ward but one candidate, Llewellyn Gay, was
run. he receiving z,o+as
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FHAyKrnRT Nnderatnr q knrnor. ,lnrl-
luton Treat scIectmr1, D \ EvniI = Trnn
DIV and ! r kingsbmrv. treasurer I,nton Tri.at
collector l. + Trnndy All nemUrrati and ,;roar.
hackers
e,.,n.,,,..r ,f.i . u-,;.. -,
v ofA H9HoA !, MOI, . y Nhtteh Clerk, Hiram
S. tom', o Written Tr9as and IN I"' W
cox: chi. 0 b. Fuller XII Fnsinnists rhn III
pubncaus made no nominations
r.,,-.,>- ,t,Io.,.n. \ n r,,
uii| e 'I'''' a'oi' - - "9lIa; 'ierk' y. ~
narIs y "A ,r'sI., ~ L. - iashTt' H. hd
d. ~ GsNrI - HpuI,; benz movies
Isa,,rs 5'' anu -iV''' a H. M"'oocNS' All "fe'h
, 1880-09-13

him 'acallas I Mn not n bigot: support him be-
rnts', II. lH not n liE't: support hin 1rcanst
thnrsa no tnMn better acquainted with the cIvil
nilufrI Ht tho tnuntry: support MIN 1kM.NlIs,
he's politician III the hst scTs.. W. wInt M
luslt!-ubtGr4 III, ur ahIp. HnrtIcLl " IT'S K,xHl /,
soldier ~ Ilnnetn.k. l'sg got nothing npNinst
tht tGzuinr nriny; hut n H,t, who, III II time Of
profound pNncr, tfcfrrtnltrR u tnRkr killing
fOkR hfs rhythm business, wht, When tlcre'k NJ,
sound Of war, Iougt fur tho fllu hf shot and shnll
lis no bottpr. In MY opinion, than tho nun WIN
hates wnr, but. when he's cnll led upon, puts his
sword on, RnH goes into tho ilcltI OF battlel
Tremendous checrr.1 ThAt's my man.
DEk0CItAT10 CtiA1utEs.
They say he's dishonest. Who eays IT. Tho
Ho!d South and the cOuntang-ntit GDn8pirntor8
Of Mnincl Tint won't d0. tt.at,Rhtcrl 0nr-
Held hAs llGen In position where he could havo
r.npe millions by selling his influenza for gt,ud.
Yet hh'A II rtkIr tnan. Put a Maine Democrat In
his plncn ard ace how long ha'll rtmNn ponrE /
know titteh. You know htnll ! wnnt yOu IN
Mnlv " know TINT ythir vnta In September Will
olGGt Min: ttnt rs MMtne H1es ~ R'.a tho Union.
l!ihcpFs.l Fnt't thu Democrats 10 knuw II SO
they onii help do Il. Tho honor nf Maine ,n,ist
berg wt.D has vote,l tho Democratic ttckot for
ossom ~ the hnIf- century of hIa !ifo by voting
iauefso-irsj J. X. crooker, NJ ~ Waservlt,c,
lChctrs nnd great ctithuAiastn. tylme fails mo,
Int wntt to Impress on y6uf minds that wG
lnhAi hantl over ~ our country R3eXhcy OF power
and glory. tIkDuAtnR chccrs.1
C0l, lhRcrs1l hero Left tho stand and took
special train for Portland
, 1880-09-13
MI. FAIswELL's RECORD.

~ Athtvn " A*P NnttuSV AF1oNRks
CHICAGO, Sopt 1-A ccrtAiu mur,tlrlG nows-
paper In III ssilu Or Sat,rf!ny corlninc NJ, cui-
tortal paragraph warming tho Republicans or
tho Third Congressional District not to xivD tho
nnintNutIon for Coi1Erbss to Mr. e. u. FDrwclj,
whom II denounced IN "the least available Of
tho nsI'irAnts for tho 1tticc In Bupnort Uf th(s
warming. tho paper In question puhlshe,iu serlcs
ot alleged statistics purlUrttng 10 show tho ,il-
Jorlties BY which slr. Furwell lii former years
Tho truth ii, that In 1sT. Mr.. Farwcll WIS
elected ~ mM1nrity Ur nvcr 4,hU.
IN 1871 ho was eluctGd byA minority Of 1Su
votca. Ills oppnhont, VITO wis supported By tho
present Republican antagonists Ut slr. Farwoii,
Ward, cdIltested. Tho Rebel Democratic lI0tso
Tor tue l'!st six yuats, tho ltriaAd1rs h,lvu
ndoptctt In tho Southern Suites, counted out alr
FArWeil With ns httlo ct'nIIluntttou rs they
wotleh count out any Republican anywhere
south Of MAs0tl u1ll llixun's line,
Two years agu btr. FnrwoIl wis Solicited 10 at-
low Ills !lnni0 IL Dc used candidate fur Con-
Gress ~ gcllt'c,! TO do 80, for rcttsofss purely
The pr..aont cainpni1n Is not ono ut Mr, FIR
wolfs solicitation. Tho representatives NJ tho
great s.l'1as Of tllv Republican, party uf tho Third
District, nearly All Or whom 1.-Two r do business
!n tho CITY Of Chfcaxo. having become slihsati4-
iled With Mr. llnrhers administration " tito
trust tlaUy lnd honnred him with. turncvl au Sir.
by rrason OF bis knuwlelgo nf tho commercial
requirements Of the curltnl Ut tho great N0rtl,-
west, could 1IAterially aid In giving Chyl,Hu that
representation In our National l.cEtslAtUu,
which tue fourth city In tho UaIon IL entitled
TO- N11rfI HinE.
, 1880-09-13
oNioN-RAlslNG IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA.

opseAt Ab1VfsV1hufhfd G AUG EhtuQ0 1f1bunk&
DAVENPORT, fa., Sept. 10.-Ivcrybody eats
onions In Davenport and Scott County. Every
body seems to like them, though It would make
littlo difference whotlor thoy liked than or not,
-tlhy would hayU 10 cut thom anyway, ns u
,nAttcr Of sclf-defcnso. A dtah OF gaw onions
atl'l vinegar ii quito ns common In one house,
hold as AllnthOr: and why npt2 Tho Onions Rtu
produced hero III tho most luxuriuiit growth,
and ono not cutting thom would bo as much out
Of place as Indy In II sn,t'kiug.oar, while vat.
Ing then sccurcs ono axatnst tho smoll OF his
nnlghbors ontOn-lnden breath.
AZ before snI1, tho onion grDwB luxur5antly.
III tho splng and summer ono ,uuy SEQ long rows
ofgrecn strotch!ng out "ver sometimes twenty
Avo ncras OF ground. Theruws nro foot apart:
an oIion,pa whsn lo soes tho tired wcclcr.
with bcldcd, aching buck, E0 uT1 and down tho
long rows at his seon.lnFly cndlcbs task. But,
gaod lnveatments. Tho average Yipla il about
w bushels p9r uGro. and tho ayeraRe priee about
70 csns ~ s hsshs s1 w" hnae1 as.ra M psr
vest time. ,ol,o's ofiutorlos viii bo grcctc,
shose frnxraiat tulbs With n sconI.iaoh .s hrezo 20
which ro,nii!ds him Of beof:ata4k slnothorcti In
fssost ;a hSE VIII eT2s to b4Sas I5sk e. Ss
tion; but tho sfnell Is mt caused by cooking
ouions,-on!y BY tue long heaps. clear across i
q bca,tiic oSs jist 1t pulled Nc Wv Wonder mss; cns
ilkcs onons aftor sooIng this a!sht. And thon tho
,sn! waxons aoadod: st'motmea twcnty, Of thetn,
Th!s " tho champion ou'on- rnIsnE section In
s ths county, aud in u holt Of country ,iJolning
Scott County has Just harvested her 10000
vent away to 1nnrket. Tho IIenpla Ut The South
Orn Suites sGefn partial 10 !hon, aui Me,nphls
prOp, Tho bulk urD uAEed lii larr.>ta in thN
, 1880-09-13
LOCAL POLITICS.
The First and Third Congressional
District Conventions To.
Day.
All Indications Point to the Nomi-
nation of Aldricl and
EArwei1.

political Innttcrs. The Second District Con.
gEcsalonnl Convention met at 10 o'clock In tho
morning Ia tho West End Upcra-ltou.o md
nominated Col. UrNrre Il, Davis on tho first
hallot. W. II. Mason was his only competitor.
and tho vote AttN,tl. Davis, "; Mason, - Tho
primary elections In tho First and Third Ills
tretA wero held between tho hours OF nnti Z
p H., anu resulted In tho choice OF a sufficient
number Of Aldrich and Farweli delegates to
nominate thosu gentlemen at tho conventions
to-day.-Ms. At1rlch probably, and Mr.. Farwelt
ccrtatnly.
received BY Mr. Aldrich's fricnds, go to show
that thore arc 81 out Of tho % Delegates cornRns.
ing tho Convention WIN are In favor Of rcnoml-
sx s 4. ~ H. rtt r., WRIT e,nPcr g,I The, Is 70 nt
give him total or Z, to start With. Tie Ths 1 Fifti
War.! M L. va, ut nrst reported u be ior White and
Il tae eayor It these h stsr s% That
going TO Taylor. Tho SIKH Warsl viii, ~ iirss
TfSSSraed, f,e fss.| Fss lin @ .ns T*a St Lake !. sd
ii;sn liz g. III $sHo ss'isiy ses;': ae'ssS:
Nnpervii!o n Liso j. md Wayne /, Accord. i.
ing TO this sh9wlng, md there Is every apparent
VII 70 Into tho Coavention WITH Il 1 vote. ts o,t y
a anS ~ & Or nnre tn. o'osh to no1p!nate him.
oes a1 s;o vt to hear s % ws
to him when tho Colonel secs that his own MN.
c9,sn.. 1nasoh y o1t r. tae uesuon a,d when that
yonI penventiiro The cha1ees, iasr iiherefore, u
aro altoKether In his fnvor, with tho fcmOfo con-
sa doya,e Y easg from The a ss'ua Sa!otns
4boye % forsca4t, of !ho no'nInnuon chipping away
r9on i az M three r. candidates md going 10 new
Kirk liawes. Should the Convention vet to
picklng W now tIlen however, 1t Is moro thnn
arrives.
, 1880-09-13
ernmnnt or n0tl Thatnwhy want yuu u think
carefully on f1iesu ltlltIgs.

~, rtntt4l nt IN Mtls,,ust"rs iik" ss.ves, fn..
slDoE 81 apcu.. Thny hnsc. uv':r-ccrs. Tiny
mon. Thoy can rts,ut tllt,,u down. They ytninto
tho lnws ~ tlcccncy: 1'huy ehuln men a wt,rl-
tho Norih 4 alMut Wr cent per n,iIll,r There's
something that like IN tho Nnrth. rsn t,iJf,i,.
mcHt n r. to Morth9rn charity md honesty. In onp
Jler cent Ji1 another 10 pcl cent In one Of
Them y reached to per cont. III nnothor II run
up 70 u per cent por nnntil lSensatLoh.l Those
ArG tho kind Or people Northern Democrats will
yet On tholr ktlGcs I" pIcnso IN p,wor. Hubert
AslstoT .,l ~ gno no mn, MS sver tIreatho brought
KfM. nnl WIS assnsnAtGd!
wnnt to siIr.rt; that tho .urconGackess wnat
sta,s IL thc Hoth. ior bortis 1,r wprt Iii Tic lie
MOST. 4 ask whether thry'ro tho people TO 10
trusted with tn. .his .a.,rs,a, o"vetnmsasl e,..
bas no rcsnccb for ,ncn,s ,iyhts fIoo, v,.,,A,r,,
cn snd wet' % sYo ISS as"S soth % n,,G Gfsn taksn
~ Hn tnv ss a'ona en4fenSs e tmo iousG
hreat, itcGDcrt III fnrSs mt nnvIxaiv 4,
The South wo win ,,dmit thne thnrc ryr W. ~
EnrfMorn rnttI"st,mt, ~ is,,,, 9vhss ~ma rn
wnt,'t mimi ti,nt intr f. hrrnrSi,,, h., a.ny .ty
Nnrtt ipc",s" II rn..,r1,. !" II" Ho tho
only ono way d MAKE thein rcspect is. md lint
9y 9v9rs1S 5e South Tint Is to hold fast cur
Now, ihct,. whom will you trust? Thcro's still
aHnthor. .ifHpartant thing VIC hnvo unt to over
cnl1le. we cnti't overcome IL Without killing II.
cithor. foll cd, convince u man without killing
nimt bnt you can't k!Il h!!., without convincing
r ad tat Z TG cf SSt y Il 9sst , n one
SState'sovcre'9nty. Thcyaro rca1y to light for
II; .p,,.,, :. ..,-
outKrown:. They talkc'i about ii fnr Tho sakc W
si"vcy savery. Ihey meyer would fnyc dote It but for
tho difference in clinmtc forna;ie tiInis wnrkimy s
aild @ n,a.io sl.yety necessary. ho i.'.t that Js.
.,se stt IT., tg sstne 'n all emate Il TINT wns so
o fr w,ncr md 5~u "ue sFts fo u sgr 70 Me.
isr fr lo las aa, Sor,Y1i 9 = y;Sosys o eaa saSes
Tie oid naun"rstin III % narty m r.,iawod fila s,,t,
and ate tlirt ID ycSrs, aii tliey seemed to like
they wanted. They wanted to keen iSa sInve
tTado nRoinE until 1HJs, They ttlu It.. And they
% nun r. tue North was ol!!go,! to pursue n
ss step of csnaa s md scnn nj er @ii b%cH w!ln ~
slavery. Amt you nsha,nud d i'll, j mn. wo
publican parsy. Splendid, splendid rarty!
Iho next time the Sonth nprenlcsl 70 statc-Rov-
efeiKnty WIS wtlg'l ahe wntct! TO uxteta slavery
s, oyer ~ to West Next she 'scd u TO defend trea-
Mind that, when hear n man talking i up ii,ts
SahinE y from someby somexhese nc es tn 1ni s
lnnKhtor.l
I'm not afraid Of ..'....
wont tim nownr wh"r" s,,,,,,,,,, o.,, ,,,, l..
IA iD,r m nun Is r"snnsii,io ~ It H. ,,o usH ~,
there il no fear Of cspotls, Tbercs an m p.iI,,.
lng family ia this country. We aro nll az tn
nv ,n,n tn1Es aI Inc Tf'9G !l ah @ @ T. whe,
S w wn,,ts @ !" sss's r TO- up to .levllnemt # wo
Of ris We hve NY roWas INV We Gu ,i.ist hav"
vI,,, aaa y1 eSattor yo.ir nrni,ls l Over
Sss IT, asay i s"e II Ss srsS %a ,s ss ~ ss
s,Im,,,,,n mn u,.nin h .no s"PFoho VIII ol the
, 1880-09-13

Among tho liberties taken by fAsh!on IL the IN.
PRODUCTION nf htNks alld cycs for tho outside Ut
lrcsaes IN place Df buttons, Tho huuka nrt about
IN 1eh In lunytA, Ut various stylea N,ld uosix,s,
Some Nrc brilliantly etlirulod Oh uletlll, others
stoel. stDel nn,l }ct. VGry hundsoniv styius uru
(nlAlA with lnuill0r-H Hf-ponrl