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utmost importance 10 i'enlti'. The evils, botli
bodily and niental, Itf;,'tiMs rpm f.ahttnnl
renson 70 believe tt,at this lahlt of t,atly ii cx.
cect'.gly colnl,nt' in civic iitc. mud l'artlcu;
WHO huvs tho cafe or children ind youths 81
no ssyes. ong gg t to ay g1eat neton Hen e
coss,vencss predlsposcs to lykpersin. p,1tnuli-
insanity, md in'lce niss1ost every iisi tcssiI,g
form nf sli:caxo TINT flesh u !leir to: md when
L sys I'd aes ss'y a sSe}a issss Ii Es ~
1t III Atlcr. ilfo; every body should hnvo n
legular a,M , tree aSIloa OF tito bowels onco In
CONSTELLATION on HAD1TUAL CosT1yENEss Is
tho most prolific source Of ltl-l,cnlth, and Is
us,1nlsy tho lo5eruuner OF many gtavo, CON.
p,cated, mud nlarmiug diseases. The timely
usoof
T'R0PIc-FRUIT LAXATIVE
anticipates md correcta tho exciting causo,
and by its solo aid many dangerous and per-
picking rualudlcs aro often uIppel IN tho bud.
1t differs ma,orlally from any otl.cr remedy
TINT Inns over been offered or introduced 10
general notice, and the public havo tho asaur-
anccs OF practical and wcll-known chemists
and of physiclans who stand eminent In thcr
profession, rs 10 its agreeable and harmless
qualities and its ctlcloucy for tho purpose pro.
. scrlbcd.
T'ROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
has tho unanimous support Of all who havo
given 1t SINGLE trlal, and highly cosnmend-
atoryroporta aru bo.ng constantly received from
EMINENT PHYSICIANS AND CHEMISTS,
medical aud scicutlflo Journals, tho clergy aud
press, and from other high standard sources.
.Arohl countcrfttss and spurious tpsHa!fons;
tnsta on getting Tho article cali<t for.
TROPIC-FnulT LAXATIVE Ia put up
In bronzcd tin hoxcs uuly. Price. 90 cents.
Ask your druggist fur Descriptive Pam.
pAlut, or address tl,u proprietor,
]. L, HETIlER1NGToN,
Ga Pnrls Pinoe, Now York.
, 1880-08-23


tho inuHhinF, and insisting on ao!niotllnR
hsr.elf n no,tao shat hIl , nnt n,E belong ~ 70
TT nsHna nmm on9 ,nT %n1r 6f arr." nc o.,,at ~
good uutnnrlty, TINT after tho nnrFHgo s OF tho
e @her" . IT, icrry :'nr,!y aiierw"ri ja!ne er,
and was there married ny catholic psiraf'
TIE CERTIFICATE Or WHICH NAHhfAaE
III Ws1kar' 1tc - frn,i nn,, utlv uf Mrz. I,crry.
viii m to isGisyi!s m tho afteri1tW trnItl. a,t
TERRY f,r INSULT af,j jy..lcry, ii il very likely
te Sbjrct of her visit Is to secure ,,ofc legal
taent. THO Louisville lawyers WIN wcro lacked
tiies cone Mrs. firry r. set tt} III tn nppcHr III
court ai1tl pros.cnsa tflt cnsg. the attcInllaY
''ysflAil s,ys s;n IL very u nl hrr n!Ire.: ai!a
as, Gu, bsrciy @ ~. .xaii!y is hcr foo - iro he T.
irct Or cs1nk!t'R whlct sho rcoeIvcd nt tho
haho' ol }ounk i'erry.
tot,rnx to f"Iawtpx III i ID" s s;s,nnca f hjs
VERSION; lie sut3 tint wfe,t III remembered
this wntnnn. Mt,ltIn 'rnypr. wns tho causc IT hIY
snniher st!ilerK i'!n HlilKs nf tho tbrsGtltcd DO
inrn her 'lstlI UNI flnnlls tho n,soof her ttn-
WITH ,smsy M uen ;rs M nHIlo @ s' AZ Mew soa ~ hSr Sa5 @
sH, MnaKsr M stt,hE III ahe nnrinf "nin nc: ~.
!ftiefrnE y Mrs; iitrrys enc'!th tho inctlirn o.
i13At 'juiGn tnntnrF ~ niue Hln 1ln1 te"pnh.
rnmr,'nh ~" ~ t ~. & sf , .t s", "'f
Would not un.icr nny tIrtun,s,nnrt.. Etrike
wotnau where it w,ts i,,.sihie In nyuitl il. b,tt
nAD WARNED uEu IN ,.outsvtl.1.E
last wt,tcr t}nt n al,r crrr stant,c brr fnnt in
l1s!t,t. ai,,i ms hrosi,ors a;,,j sstrrs' bausc,
s anil III. " ,sas III .fruii IL n,,,1 ,nw IN at1nw
sch 'n n!aety M IN 81 sh" lid ' yesicrsny, knnw-
t ~ Tic @ to M Hi}et. 's ne oi I'll c % prtrs 1 % Of o
lri,i' wh..t enutu 10 TO protect NY sisters 1rn'
VIM, sts scnnntI 30 ,i,.t.rn,Int.l r., rn,,,tIu.
n1nI @ , strck M nfs; ~ "hxr. TX, u,i ~ hne: t' nt @ n
,....,.4s., - ,'t.' III ~ ~" ~ III T.. ."
sie Termed l,cr rts,,ts, and Would Mt rn wllei,
urtlrrtui her dit Hf liz htsc. ,jnn't rtf,.t,i-
iM.r hy tnun% tItncs ri,"E MALTA 'frylf.r' lit
In nv MI I1,,aar lI9 to strike "r s,icu know ""'
" '''' ",,s 49,, ~ ' ' ~, ,,.,,., -. :" ,.,,,
rut',ap = Lot of tA''ss ''A'h ucf
n ~ s. @s - ~ w. ,s.
liin ny kster Hol.,g TO tn9 H. t9nr: M esrrnne
answered shs ring, ~hcii MDllle THysnr tola hGr
Y s4y shat Mrs. iitsu'n Iesry WAS i,le,c, aaia u
him., iio .ncssaxo al,i,osl ,lt.traeted ny ssscr,
whn Immediately semt Mscr TO tho store for me-
tl.'l nni 70 to lA'tiisv!lu for tho diamonds rs
statcd, either. but wunt there To KlSe
TIE WOMAN 4 DECENT nuHIAt,
because she considered feractr MY fothcrs wife.
+ nm mt nfru pr tho srstlfs of fk,N rfl,Irf fs
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Madenl0isclle dc Ja1l0n.

fHuccesanr and former Isnrfner Of &bc 1ato Nf,,s
nte.) will reopen her English and French Iine a.
na nut f,nr School fur Young ladies md Children At
lo GruEncrcy 1'aEk. Now York. on Thursday, ycpt Il
.eraful trimming md thorough Instruction In eycrY
dFphrtment. boys ciGsa md KlnderEartep en-, Oct I
, 1880-08-23
EDUCATIONAL.
Wi1listOn Seminary

EART1lAMpTOk, MASS
Vno o1 t'ln nhs ttuernlly endowed Enttltuttons In
III sntry: !atnnts rL.hfn9 to place lhsif Sons at
cI1pc Tnsfn h ts3 ~ % thotouahy prepared f1r
Wii1 nn,n r's1cst receive cfeiat gi~t,s ths mamss
md etttaloguc giving st lni0rnaiiun ID Il cMrsss
VI 6HdY, t1rniA. hc A.ldfrss " ~ ~'1t'o"
J. W. FAIKIlANKs, III. D.. pr1ncinnl
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please the taxpayers and those who are fond
OF civil scrvIca to know that tlils work Is
mainly aone at tho Capitol lii the rooms
which certainly tto not hrlonG to tile Demo-
cratic pnrty, but to tlo Natlol,. Some thirty
or forty folders md great ,na1'y clerks aro
kept busy there, antl It Is probable that every
oillcefoltlcr nud person In n subordinate
cnpactty upon tho poy-ro1ta Of the Capltol is
required 10 do service without compensation
for this Democratic Committee. The Deino-
Gratis arc sending ott so many documents That
tIloy havu hireh Wizards Hall, and
Will have large force there Mt work I'll a day
OF two. III atilition to tl,is they haye e,i-
gapcl IN entire furnished house 1T large en-
jMiisc, which Ia devoted simply 10 the pur-
l,oae Of receiving ylsitors, and Tor some Eell-
tlay BY th!s Democratic COMMITTEES for tho
d]oeMnisnts, ] and. contrHry to lie snppositior1
of the Republicans, largo quantities Of these
documents arc bclrg seiit to Ohio, as well az
to Maine.
l'ilu number Of letters received by tho Com
mEttee averago zoo daily. Of course all bring
good news.
, 1880-08-21
. UNION VETERANS.
CIRCULAR Flsos1 TIE QUINCY uoYs-IS-uLu1
ri tfft

EI.uT.
9peetai D,pdtth to 1hs Chicago 1tibuns.
QUINCY, Ill, Aug. 20.-A few days after
tho noluination OF Hurlcld and Arthur, tho
old Boys-inDluo Club OF t'.is city was re-
s,lscitated under tile nnlAe Of tic Union
Veteranss Union Clltb, anu under tho lendcr-
slip OF sol4c Of tho foremost ex-soltlicrs Of
this vicinity, including Col. Edward Ander-
sou, Cul. W. L. Moore, Capt. j. II. Ilume,
Capt. II. Plggott. Alai. II. ". llcalal,on.
Capt. a. ]. baby, Lieut.. S. E. Bristol, alWl
Gen. William a. Schmidt. Tho numbers
wlln have attended the meetings have >ee,i
nnexpesctedly !arge, a,'d, il1 oLder t. a%aken
brIng the alma Ut thu ClMl, to tho attention OF
h Wider circle ut the ,ycterns, tho fnifDwtny
circular was Issued to-day for general clr-
cnnsloll fl tll1s iart Ut tho Statc:
u!otK.!a a-i1.uEl cLun, Qulkcs, H., Aus; "
lh&.-Cl,N.tApEs Atn !Rtu ineDtinK Ut Gur Club
e. so e. W. WI x pIn!sa to fo SfR ps
zntion, At1a 80 furt1er tho principles which wo
h.,d. and waich you catt learn from CUR secr,.
This IL tho moro Important as thuprcsent cat,-
nnEn "dsa.lces: as1tl we cn.no @ 70 at' GleoEon ~
tas W.T. VT ii the itotcii!oa, tho parpss u our
uatan ar,ny : Involved. 4 r ey!lsn.ly the II
Ws # S s ta t. .osSa an e tsf9s ho ~ og
witness tho spceches and sdltorlnis from tho
e' W. must have IL fair baot, .ruo elec,lon,
| md M ht,ncst BcAtnH 6f. tue men e!ectud No
repetition of tho pelno9ratlu nttenpt uf 1876 vt
M g. nd .hvp g so,,a 9S sa
still be tho ht,pu Ut our Nation.
Wo nse very tr fr9a Sal!nx s o YOU o|d vt i;
conviction, and wurly t,ulsost luos not suilica.
Either it Ii best. or It y not best, shat tho 10.
fought aud for whlen our conasn,ies dieif Our
a%f*t!onh ,h1 y Mh9t wv ses@s VII ps hslp
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WASHINGTON, d. G., aug. .0-'rha 0ree,,-
hackers ey!de,ltly do not propose to sacrifice
their ticket III Indiana for thu sake OF Mr.
l.altlers, nor do they intend TO permit them
selves to be hoodwinked or to ba used by the
Democratic party In interests antagontstic to
the 0reenback interest. nsfesrnx to the at
tempt'of Lanaars to secure tue Gseenbaek
vote In 1nlIana, tlle Natios.at Flew, the
Greenback organ ut the country, will To-
morrow ln its leading edttoriAl say:
Not to save D.. no In Matyr 70 Consress, nor
to advance my tlthaF interest dear to thoM,
would tho 1roenbnekers giro aid 70 Lanlcfs.
We l1m!t II ne La Alatyr 10 !efcpted. y will be
Rres!t loas " w; but bottpr,a huu1redso!1
such dopl0reA lo*a than u Jtcld ems lota Ut
principle or Gust pn4 yDte lu Xlvo 0dlo9 t0 a
man ticuchsrous In himself and falso Ia tho
prutens9 Ut Krnenback pr,clivlticR. ltuenbaok-
ets Will know bow to- sustain defunt II such men
GU, def.at them, ,Thcy could not bear, tho
shas 5 of 1awSFanF thes staraasa ot pr.as'nss
Democratic Frank Landers, whp EaLinul htul-
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THE REPUBLICANS HAVE STRONG HOPES
THAT THEY CAN cA1snr THE srArE-AN
INTERVIEW ", NTH ONE Or rI!Elt: LEADING
AhS-i',s L. au1.ce 1.e ~. " r,,a.:s,at Ms.s MM,"H
,v..<''r',. " ~ =, '' ~ p e.. ~ ,,,,,,u
,;ann, m.antH 1a1ic,t;oa ~ | 49,, % ,ha a,;io"no @
Ulp nsy carry u sout'ern State. t ilcre Is one Of
them:
I,oplbl1cn,, "ls tlle prospect III your State?
Ia tl,cr,. ,,,,ynro,,nl,fIi,y That tbe ncnocrnt,c
factions will unitcs'
Not tile least Ill tho world. Certainly
Mnhone will not units with tho bourbon De-
nucracy. nrd t1e will mt hermit them 10
"mita % wi viii M him. Tn ia tirht;ny mnv ~ fnr r,.,
Tenge. 1lo goes out of us why every uay 10
Us You s!.nll not come in. intend to crush
vou S-n, hnvt, it.-trcatn,i mn You hnvo
'.And he MEANS It. lie would thousand
TIMES rnther that Garfield should bo elected
tl.uu that tile Bourbon Democratic Electoral
nSa,h,a 81 'g t"r.',r, ~ ,''.t zTatona -.
no pSsslbao chhhce. therefore. llat MaI1one
will un1ta with tue Bourbons." ,.
"But may 1t not be possible TINT the Bour-
uons, seeing that s1allone is obdurute beyond
~ nope. w! ~ aeeue 10 ya1e !or Manonos ,,',
Democracy keadjustlnE-llni(cuck Electoral
tickct,,anli to abandon their own ticket
taking tho chancrs tl!at they will
ne tceoghlzm ns tho Aaheock
Adllllls1ratlo II IL sIloul'! coi'lo lnto l,o%er'
thu sans ,, ~ i tho regular Democratic 1T Elect
@ hnn be, s,crnssf" @ tII.;''e w III '''o "eio 'u
"NUt 1T iii. 1t iuuy be that such MI at-
whlspers Will tint It viii be. / i,avc lennI L
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aclf %hetl Ito claimed 10 hc GrecnDacker, or
lies whon ho says he Is noinncrat. tlc y no1"

eolf ~heu Ito claimed 10 he GrccnDacker Or
lies when he says he Is q Democrat. tfc y not-
thor, but belongs to tho genuine blAthesskE1.
ESGi.1S1t.
Tho VicW com,ncntls william II. English
to tho t}reenbackers In Indiana I'll tho fol-
lowing vigorous manner:
iii his person, William II. Engllsh hns hcan 4
fateful destroyer Of other mems hnnicA md
hopes. In his nwn person he has given his sup.
pnrt tu tho suppression nt ttGp sruech mid th0
right pf alt n,Dn to FREQ md lAlr honftn0. 4sa
tho exponent aufl stAnlArl 'hcnrer nf hin pntty
no personalities tho systcrn which sufiscris
ballots, which signifies the dominance ut tal.tc,
savsry E s,misersa IT. n.tcs'i Of sectona1, wiisii
eagerly pnrtMkes NE tho spos Ut It's opponents,
and Ina sold far 4 ncas of ot1ctai potfugo tho
prineipes Of tss Rs,nocratIe party afe tit,lnsiy
Illustrated 1T WI1lam II. English, aud he III
tMrn Is ttlg Democratic party 'A cplto,nc. They
aro Joined to their flnls Int thGm Rkone.
WEAVE1L
Sr. Louis, No., Aug. 2Q.--t}ct. i. 3. Weaver
arrived here this evening from Arkansas,
where he lnntlo ten speeches. lie Will a1,rak
1T Terre llaute Tomorrow. and go thence to
Washington, where 10 will consult with
,nrinbcrs nf the National Committee. lle
will 70 to Boston, whure he will Rpeak, and
then stump the entire State of Afaine; nfter
thu: he will return to the South, going as far
as Texas.
, 1880-08-21
NEW YORK.

WHAT THE HON. pIIILETUs sAwYRH BAYs
Hptetai Dhpatea 10 Tbs Chleasa Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Aug. 90.-The lion. Fhile-
tus Sawyer has returned from Naw York,
whittier lio went to attend u lneetlng Of tho
Commissioners Of tho Wold's FaIr. nnl was
nlso present at the grqat demonstration in
honor Of Gen. Garfield. MI. 6nwyor's long
service III Congress- has given him iarge ol-
D0rtnnlrs to make tic acquaintance o{ many
loading Republicans In Now York, so1lv Of
whom lso met on hts recent visit, md l,e con-
verse4 freely With the1u III fegarl to
the pruBsNcts Ut the Republican ticket
III TINT important State. lie reports a feeling
Ut thu utmost confidence OIL the part
1T all our friends there tlmt they will be nbo
10 give Garlleld md Arthur tha Electoral
yoto OF the Empire State. Thny say that
hlstr confidence il Inspired by knowledge
Of tie political situation, and they are deter
mtned to 10 all they promise,
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md to organize a movement for
ryoking during Tho coming autumn
al,tl winter n strong expression Of public
opinion on tho subject. No. politicians Of
any prominence 0r standing attended. Rcs0-
lutttnls were adopted In tlU actlsG OF Tie fUrl-
EtLtlg, nltt demanding reform Ut tho House
Ut I40rtls, placing It on q representative lasls.
An executive committed wns appointed to
arranRo further meetings.
MEETING or rEEl.s.
4 incettng uf conservative ,,cinbors Of Tho
Houses AZ Lords md Commons WAS
held at the Carlton Club yesterday to
consider the state at ruhllc business
anu bills yet to cotle before tho House OF
Lords. Strung opinions Wero expressed
against considering such Important u0tcrll-
ilicllt measures rs the Employers Liability
and llarcY Niltl Rabbits BILLS ut such q late
per!oti Of the session.. The general feeling
was That The I1ou6u of Lords ought not to
consent to deal with all tho bills yet remAfil-
Ing for consideration.
woo1. SALES.
At the wool sales to-lay there was q good
attendance 1t tllo home tradc, nrd the bitl-
tinKs were very spirited. Prices were fully
firm, with Il hardening Tendency. Ninety.
thrre hundred bales were sold, chiefly OF
Port Phillip, New Zealand, and Cape.
AN unuENT WHIP
IL Issued to the 11omc-E2ulcrs for Mondays
session OF Parliament
PERSONAL.
Lord Rosebcry Inns buen appointed new
Under-Sccretary for India. yo..
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GREAT BRITAIN,

.
LoSpoS, Aua. 20.-,rhe nuilv Ncns snys:
'rhe Argentine and nucnos Ayrcs securities
haze recovered, owing to kilograms received
stating that President Avellanclas' resigua-
tlon hud bech withdrawn.
CABLE TAl1FF. .:.
Tile Standard says: AMElu-Amerlcan Cable
shutes were .tlr7u yesterdhy, Oh the under
sta,ldLng tl.at negotiations with tho French
company hnvo bcen practically concluded
We believe q uniform tariR of two ahllllngs
per word has been agreed upon.
ApEl4AluE NELSON'S FUNERAL.
I.oNnoy, Aug, D.--Adelattte Nelson was
burIou' at Drompton Cemetery to-day.
Thu funeral was hugely 9ttHHndcd.' Among
t9sS pTese.t W1re ior aiy,,ry La''in9X, in,
.. clArke, tho American nrtor, Edward Comp
ton, who accompanied Miss Nelson on her
lust tour through tho United bsnses, md u
l,uM.bvr Of otl'er aetorS ~ qstl nctresSes. Ney+
The remains wcru llelosel IN poIislle4 oak
cot1tn, w,htci. bore simply, tl1a name Of tho
sss"is r. s5 tS wts so s mtsa eoycsaa St r1s i
GLADSTONE.
There will 10 Cabinet council Saturday
which Gladstone will c0inb to London to at-
though Ills friends d!ssuade him fron SO
~ THE HEREDITARY pEEnAaE.
Mr. ]. r. oConnor, llomc-i.a!o nlemner
tot Ualway, will lMuyu Slo.Il}uy, on Kolug llt{
Committed ol. supply, uaat It lano l0ngsr Just
or expeu!ent that All measures for the ta-
prova,nellt OF the condition Of the people
of England, Ireland. and Scotland. should 30
at the u1erc$ Ut body consisting VI !eKlsla.
tura, hereditary md lrresi4nslble, Ssvural
Ku11cai clubs and associations propose to
senu le!egattons to Westminster to Inaku =
demonstration lii Sunuurt Of thH MptIun. and
10 urKs 5ir. O'tonnor to pseys It
to a. division. They PROMISE u take
steps toward creating a widespread ag!ta-
| lIon OH the subject throughout thy country;
md Radical associations and clubs was held
at The Westminster Palace Hotel "Wednesday
to protest against tbs obstruction 1T necasd
l reforms BY the Lords mud SuulruFchy
, 1880-08-21
ALABAMA.

''-NoAA'1*' o'''*t't' nnnIrSc1, A1'1'1'''o 1A
., r,... =" ~
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. M.-Alr. j. II.
Randall tha f;rpcnhocktr WIN Inns hepn
stulnping In Alnbn1nn, seems to.haye become
very much aroused by the treatment which
tho huiI,fnyara onvo ihtm AMI hna wr;ttan n
.no uoHuoAe1a s4eo IA1'i. n1.u 1is1s "1ttsA "
letter, Which the National Vie&p, tho Grecll-
bnck oraan Mt tho Cnpitnl. will ,u1llslI to-
morrow, in Which ho gives further evidence
Of the determination Of tho rampant BQir-
honram of the So,,th IN to1cratn freq sDaer,,
o''aA " ~ oousu W to'o.,o NV nrIeet ..
no longer. anu 10 carry everything ny ihllnli-
ttatton aud violence. The following Is the
letter:
~ me Editor Of Tue National pte.r: THO fnl-
!oW!ng extr1ot from n letter dated Aug. 10,
iaso, III A!nnatna, tolls its own story:
II WIS currently reported bern that you wore
, 1880-08-21
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE or. THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Aug. 2l-l a. ''-fol
the Lower Like region nearly stationafl
barometer and temperature, south To "est
winds, partly cloudy Or cloudy weather, alla
occasional rnin.
For tho Upper Lake region clear or parity
cloudy weather, westerly wfnds, STATIONARY
Or lower teperatars sat!o!nary ty11r Hafoefflt 'sl;
For .Tcnnessae aud Tug ONO Sai!sy' pinIts pi,ats
cloudy weather, occasional rll'ls, Nsnus .s
mostly south to west, stationary OF lower
barometer ana temperature: ,t,.<
For the Upper Mississippi anl Lower s M!s
sourl valleys, clear or purtly cloudy Weatae.'
w!nds mostly north 70 west, lower naEoate
etSr, stationary or liEt,er te,apertn1s e1re:,r rts
sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. ao.7;The lleat Of w. i9e
day 1t Inns been from l0 to 15 le4rces c%oo!ssl %
ard at O'clock q tseavy rain storm ~. gas;sW1 ;W
over tile city, laying the dus, ana COOLING w
atmosphere Nfcely. .
, 1880-08-21

REPUBLICAN, plnsrEcrs IN INDIANA.
, Sp<eIat Dt.pateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Aug, CA private
letter Inns been received here from, William
w. dudley, United States Marshal for In
diana, which shows very substantial
foundation for tue confidence of Republicans
IN their ability to cnrry tint State. 1fr. Dud-
Icy IS known Us one Of tho best political or
gantzcrs In tho West. Ills information is
based on thorough, knowledge. md may be
considered ~ III authoritative exposition Of
the Republican position in that State Tho dis
closure 10 which Atr. Dudley refers WIS n,
estinntc Of tho present strength Of the two
parties in tllat State, based upon elections
fur n series Of years, and revised
In nccDrdarcc with recent canvasses Of the
counties giving n Republican plurality Ut
2,:01. 'rhu following Is tile text OF tho letter,
which was written to q private person.
When Mr.. Dudley speaks Of tho complete
machinery for
THE PREVENTION OF IMPORTED voTEiH
on tho Kentucky border, llu d0nbtlcss speaks
WHOSE duty it will ba to prevent fraudulent
voting:
,1spIAN4..o11s. AnR. 70, 1sso-J e. J: Aas!tn.,
Esq, NN*i't,lptnn. D. C.-DEAM FRtksn: Hour
statement of p!an,iltls:s whirll h!td printed
previous to our visit to Chicago to the Convtn-
ven o is sss. t. 9nee qss'e? ol e @ as.
the various pfrelue,ss y rscs$ivea Hp % Apri! i
wero nlAkinR Il to-day / should unango II enn-
9era1y aa n " f%yor , nna aKa'n,t ~ u ne
tia incroase. Of tho Nnliot,Al yots. viii only
s ,s IT, 'ws, ysst !! an ss:st % at @ it,
Us It stanls to-day ut lesA thnh HtkU nItuor!ty.
, 1880-08-21

sptstai Dtspa.es 10 7hs cA!saoo 1r1suns.
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Aug. s0.-lscccntly
the Denocru.s Of this locality wcrs lnadc
Happy By tho conversion to their fu!tll OF III
cx-Unlon army officer, a protege and frIcnd
of Hen. firnnt. Tho officer hat fallen Into
bad habits, antl, although man of good
pAturnl abilities, he liaa lost Ills business att
became very much reduced. liz tried to gut
q position In ane OF the Departments here,
but Ills hnblts were ngaLnst Him, md lie was
unsuccessful. Hence he bccnnc MI advocate
Of Hancock and q ellangG. To-day ase renp-
pearct among his old Republican frtcnds,
and announced his seconyvra!on to n ahellefln
it. saisl IL. "X sj,ort time sllcs VI, hui Il
little private lncat!ny, aud was the ont
loyal l,lan IN tne r00ltl. Pr lln,nlltont the
man WHO named i.ls snn after Wilkes b0otlt,
wilt Santtli liz ilaScoek inauaaral Gira. nro.
ctsslon starts fur thu Capltol. aIltl WILL show
tllenl. what n Rehel yell liz ..i.uok here
said !. tma loyal ,aaii, n'1A Eye had alf I
wunt Of the Democracy nlscutly.'"
cot. c5.AltK i. cAR1.
sp<ttal ntspatfA to Tha thteapo Tribune.
.,.NonTn ANKoS, Me,, Aug. 9.-Co!. Clark
T. C4rr, of Illinois, and tho uoll. Eugene
Halo addressed q large md enthusiastic
laass-lnceting here tG~tlay
ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Special DtsputA 10 Ihs GAteapa Tribune.
,Fo1sr. WAYNE, Ind. A,g. la.--'rhu licpu1,-
llcans hns! largo aud enthusiastic meeting
ut tho public square to.,,ight. The principal
Warsaw, formerly Congressman from the
Which Called osut isucl' appiau%ss, % '
\ CLEAN REeUIl,.
6pstfaF uspafeh to 1h& Chicago Tribune.
WAHllISoToS, u. e., AUG. M-I'resitlcnt
Ilayes, Iii recent conversation with friend
III reference to Ills administration, IL repogtGtl
, 1880-08-21

Gettysburg. 0cu. GARFIELD still speaks ns hc
shot. mid thoru Il mn Ilu,,bt there
Gen. Grlnt, the thier nf nllr Order, cnlls TN NIL
veternns to vote fer t3nrieid md Arthur.
tntn our Club Tor systen,atio mud positive work;
fsnily round tho flag. boys,
Ihlty ~ CO nEnn,
Shouting the nAts.o.cry Ut freednn.
On behalf uf thr linyH-ll, 1}lle Il. Y. IT,:
EtwAHp ANDERSON. I'vt!aldcnt.
l.aso Colonel twelfth lnnha InsnIry.
WILLIAM ". 1lEHltY.
l4Atp Colonel iA,ulsyilIe {ky.l lsoeton.
WiLtrAM X. sclittrT,
Nfeye& uriSnH1Ht4Ilncrnl u, 3. V,