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, 1880-08-30

ynntnee nf n en,ln, currency, tic result will
Eht,w tho great benefits to tn Rhca " mo ron
faI1cucr It will Inspire In tho ts,nmttnltF. which
will len,l II snst ntt,1ltionnI ,lovoinpinrnt ant
incrraso Ut our RESOURCES. Ten years ut un!ls.
prosperity mover ltofnrc attained.
St,'l moro time. lie now asks for but ten
years IN which to attain great prosperity,
hut t'loy must be years Of untlsturbctl aMtct.
will, tho great flcl,ts Of tlia country feeding
millions in Europe. and rcopte olt atl lantls
laying ,,r money. Tho argument from pros
,'erity Is simply Il mIstntcrprcted fnct, whose
real weight womb tc OH tho other s1lc
cnutd tho figures 10 procured for II conparl-
sui,.
OF st,uftnr happiness Is tho appeal to tho
yoler TINT ip should support tho tarttt bc-
cause lnhorcrs' aiul mechanics wages aro
higher In this country tlInn III Eng,antt.
Equally without fitness Is tile poverty and
degradation nf tho lowest English classes
pictured rs tho fate Of the American tttltlcr
frctstradc system. 1T tho argument NIL the
social conditions of Engtn1ll, 1ier wretcticd
la.ullortl system, her intcmprrancc, her oil-
ttq,sity as tic homo Of settled civilization
compared with this country, aru wholly over
luolsci, Tho twn fncts nre sccil: England
hclieyes IN free tra.le; English labor Is poor-
ly pat md suffering; hence tho former Is
cn,lsn of tlse latter. In this country work
men arc better 1nitl, and t'lere Ism protective
tnritf. Hence the lattcr is cn'1se Of tho
former. Nothing Is said Of The wide fields to
whicl, emlgrans arc coming, or OF the
chance f0r industry to find quick MID
ample reward hero compared with It's
condition In England, or Of the ole
portunity for social advancement. 1t
tho protcct1o,ist theory Is CORRECT, thcn
tho ya,,ng Englfs!I1,rer who have come out
with Thomas Hughes to mako n ls0me on
tho Cumberland plateau In Eastern Trn'es-
sec, aud to devote themselves to agriculture,
are coming simply to escape from, free-
trade ruin and to cnt0y protection pros
perlly. Yet It will be very strange 1t those
men, when their Influence Isl felt in American
politics, do not strengthen the cause Of tho
! frcctra,crs from conviction that It Is for
tho best Interest OF tho country. No, tlle
wl,ole protection argument, based oil tito
prosperity Of this country when compared
with the wrctcl,etlness OF Englisl, low life.
overlooks tho main elements Of tho casc, at
tributes results to incnrrect cnuses, md takes
no account OF the higher prices which are
lnIl upon the agricultural classes from whose
unprotected labor cu,mcs most Of tho contrl-
button levied upon the country to pay the
extra profits necessary to enable our pro.
tectcd industries to keep tho field.
, 1880-08-30

only s0lnth,l uf thu racg cunLllHt In
tic South. II will hp very stra1'gr, then, II
the cHt.stls sl,nll siow tito b1acks tn se breed
inK anu multiplying Hike ral'ltts Hut II tho
alleged Increase be not IN the main fran
births among the blncks, tlcn It will he nee
rssary, Il, orser to credit It, to believe That
tho white women Of tho S0tltli l,nyc II c,tac-
tty fur bcaring cli1ttrct, beyond anything
that Nature hus ever ttcyalulMtt II, the past.
This tcst of thu census returns slIn,i!tt ho
applied by Gen. Walker to every community
In tho sD,lth which reports Il stsptcfdusty-
large increase of population. Missouri, out
si,lc nf st. 1.ouls, should nut cscape scrutiny
up0r tho sa,nc bnsfs. f0r the st. Louis news
papers for ycnrs l,nye been dcplosf1,g tho
fnct Tim. M ilNw population has
bHel, saltllng 1T Tint Stale outside nf
their owl city, willie there l,as been
steady stream of emigration tn 1'exns aM't
elsewhere. There l,as bcri, practically no
increase frnln fnnntgrati0n IN tho population
of either Of tho CnrHlinus or NfrgntAs, nr 1T
Kentucky, MID hit llttlu IN tint Of Georgia.
Alabama, I.oufsiana, Mississippi, Or TGMtlrs-
sec. The Confederate system Of ba''ot-bUx
stufting Is sufficient probf of tho disposition
to "tloctor" tllo census returns fur l,ulfticAl
purposes, md ntso of tho feasibility of such
MI undertaking. The Superintendent Of the
Census may ruin down tlio fraud pretty
closely by scanning tho inrrcase nlnolig tho
children under 10 years Of ngc, and therein
find a1nple warrant for ordering RECOUNT.
, 1880-08-30

THE people of tho rcnlote colony OF Vic
torln haze rnato discovery which tho rest of
tho civilized world will hail with Joy. They havo
hit upon pan Ut putting down organ-Eztnders+
One Of tho guild who hull followed tho calling IN
Now South Wales sought latc!y to rrmoto to
vtctorln, and was mot ut the frontler With tho
intelligence TINT tho Import duty Oil his instrn-
ncnt wns $t.,5U. This WIS practical proh1bi-
tIon, mil tho organ.grlntlcr returned to bis
former Held OF notion. 4 simltar duty In this
country wnl,lsl certainly He a source OF much
deserved encouragement to tho strcot-peddlera
III sweet sounds.
, 1880-08-30

Cof~ CLARK L. CAIN, who has Just re-
tursic, to nnston from Maine. where he h'ss
bccu strnking IN hctnlf nj tho Repul,iteh'l
ticket. predicts thnt tho stntc will 70 Republican
by n very decided minority. The F,tslottista. to
enys. arc mixing desperate cIfors to cnpturo
the tntc they entcriti9 lnto III, sorts uf lmEgains
with dissatisfied Republicans Ii, nrl!cr to 9nn
vntcs: but thoro Is now IL gratifying prospect
thnt I'LL tho Vaccinations Of tho unholy alliance
will result In lint,Ght.
, 1880-08-30

ItEypnIcK u. Wright, the Ftatfst member
of cnngress, has reason to complain Of tho In
Erltttule Of Republics. Though he has
served his constituents Mt eono cxpoliso to his
t,nce feelings, mud perhaps done some violence
to his convictions uf right, hv has not bccn re-
wurlied by renom!nntlon. f1o represents
portion Of Ltzrrno County. In tho anthracite
conl-1ninlng region, having bis homo Mt Wilkes
burro; and 1t may be supposed that with tho re-
t,,rn Of prosperous timcs tho Injection OF hla
constituents for tunakOgy hMs cooled.
, 1880-08-30
TnE 1fot Springs Telegraph Of aug. 2
contains this announcement:

uEMnrrArtQ MAMnEEuE,
or GARLAND COUNTY HELD AT CHALTnEATE
STRINGS Tt1-tiAy. ..
TIE DEMOCRATS HANG TllEiik BANNERS ON THE
OUTER WALL.
Attic hcnd Of tho inyitatsoH. appropriately
enough, Is II wcl-nxccMted cut Of Rebel flag.
And this OCCURS In Hot Springs, town mitch fre-
u,1entcd by Northern people. What must tho
Democrats do i1l tho rcccases Of the back coun-
tics2
, 1880-08-30
MONDAY. AUGUST 10, 1880.


The Presidential campaign has tinw fairly
opcnc The Republicans have magnificent
Etnllt!Nrh- hcaser, ut 0isco states11nn, stEtar.
md soldier, who Is worthy of tho cordial support
OF eycry Republican In this broa' nnd. Every
MIN WIN il rrulIl of tho patriotic record ut tho
l,cnnbiican rnrty, mil deynscti to the honar and
welfare ug his country, eatinot hesitate to sup"
1prt Gen. JAMES 4. GAltFiE1.p aid thu wholo
lfcpubliean ticket
THO Demo- Confederate cantlI1nto IA wholly
ignorant * political and civil ntl4llrs, NJ his
whole life has been arent in tfury rs''itlllc: hc
IN utterly unfit discharge tho cchtc nlid dill
cult duties OF tho Presidency. and II elected will
TO nothing r,or0 tnn 1,esG Ut wnx III tho hands
uf tho crafty, unrcrs,nstrlctct Statc-si ilrcuinoy
UrjgnsIiurs 1t tho S0uif. IL Il INT safo tn elect
such n man Chief Magistrate Ut this great Hc-
public.
South" by Il Solid North. Congress must be
recovered from tho hands Of tho Canfcslerntes
and their tlnughfaup Hilics; nrd tim Govern
ment must ie kept i'll tho control Ut the pnrty
TINT saved tho Union and ,nAlr u FREQ coun-
try; TINT preserved tho terce!y nsslictl Nh
tionnt credit. restored the currency to par titled
tho channels OF trn<lc with guild and silver, re-
duced tho public debt nlll tho rates uf Interest,"
and established general prosperity. Tile bAsi.
ucss interests of tho country cnlnOt hiforl to be
tntnpcrc.! with nr experimental upon by cur
rcncy s,,,ncks or sccAless tlctnagTs. f;elt GAR
rls1p viii give thu people 1hssc. altc, eco
nomcaI, efficient, n1,l pltriotc Administration
In oIect1ng tl.n there nrc no risks tn bc tnk"n
ns his wisdom, experience, aI'd rccord nre knowt
oMIl mcn.
In support Of tho Republican party, Its car.1l-
dates and principles, rMg CniuAGo TRIBUNE
will make a lively cnsnpliEn. No aRrncy wi
contribute moro to tho s.lccess ot tho Nepub'
llcan ca,tsc thin u w!tlo dissemination anlons
the people of this jnurnal.
In or.ler tn place Tile WEEKLY T1s11lCSE IT
tho hAllIa of tho greatest IAssil'ln ntItnt'cr d
renders during tho ct.nNslNf, 1t vii! bo acn
until utter tho Presidential election ut tho fo
lowing extraordinarily low ratcs:
Single copy, .......................9 III
IffeC ttlptGb.. .ss.s.t.''s+..+s.t ANe
Tcn cupfcs t0t,0 MhrGss>... v.ue
Forty copies lDnH Asltir1ssi.. ............. lusua
All HttiLtlaau! tsires cnch 70 cents. ...
Let working Itcpub!I,Anh pour tH tho club
without delay until.cycry reader Is supplied.
, 1880-08-30

ri atnses lnws, As an instance. ho saye, tho
United atntc. Marshal Of Alabama reports TINT
he hos bccn Unable to Obtain n sufficient forGc
nf men to serve It process In CnvInEtnn
Co,inty III Tint Htate nghlnss rcTsotis csmrgod
with !ntimi.!Atinx wtt,csa. should the 1}eniu-
crnts Dhtnin c0ntro 1T tho Natiunni 1orcrn-
l,rt,t, the snuth wotltt he reduced tu n condi.
t!un worst t.inu TINT ut slextcn.
, 1880-08-30

Mn WALTON, Il Conservative member OF
Parliament, CHILLED Sir William Ttarcoltrt, who
lost bis reelection from Oxford, after bclng
cnusen II u,uinbor Of thu Government, Ccrto-
lnnus rctllyivlls." The is1|I Afaa daztttc fero-
cieusly ueks, " What Gun ho Afr.. Wnrton's no.
lion Of CorioIan,sy' but there Fs enough Of n
resemblance IN tho cxlle OF Mr. lIarcourt FROM
Ills own Oxford, which he bnsi honorcd, to Justify
the cpm,urIsuls. Tho ftul 3fdQ did mt lnvo tho
courage to eay tllnt Oxford bud dlshonoro1 hor-
self In rejecting him.
, 1880-08-30

doctrine befaro hls tlcnth. Sir john a,cccclaesl
only In fixing upon tho London press tho t'icn
TINT ho is tnsincere and tila!ngcn,tt',ls. Thu rc-
tcrnblaucc between hn, ainl Lord l'cacnnstlrlt.
Il is csilcut, extends hoyontl nero physical NJ.
neurnHcGS.
, 1880-08-30
TRIBUNE ls1lANCt OFFICES.

Tpr t:ntrA0o TRIBUNE hns established hrnneh
ocea pt the receipt OF subscriptions And ndThtfse-
pacnts rs fntlows:
SE,y yuttk-l.oop p Tribune building. FIT. Nc
FAnnES. MANAGER.
GLASGOW. Scotlhnd-Altnn'A American News
Arcncy, ~ Henic!ti.st
IDStHtS. EnY.-An,rrfcan Exchange +H eteanus
IiENnY 7. tsil.i.sn, Aurut
WASHINGTON. II. .C.-l1l9 + atFant.
, 1880-08-30

JOSIAH Gw1S, editor Of the New Albany
{fn) Ledgcr. Standard. finds TINT he is not to be
permitted to oppnso tho nominations Of his par-
~ with lmpuntty. A sIandcrous pamphlet 1i-
rccted ngninst him has been circulated in Now
Albany by sou,c Of tue friends OF Ianders; and
hc hes promptly responded to It BY bringing an
uct!on for SlO,oo damages against tho chiof con-
eptrntOr,
, 1880-08-30

The Cincinnati Vo1k&b{att writea "a follows In
reference to Ito dangerous elements in tho
l]onacratIo purity: at ID not our iatcntlUn to
tn4lutaIn ttut Dumocrats. as neu aud utlzeus,
ure ,ltt III genesa! Just ~ good, wol-meanln3.
and honest as Republicans arc. Tho great mass
Of Democratic yutets domand just ~ much hon
est administration IN ouS public al1al1a u thslr
, 1880-08-30

IT may not bu grnerstIy known, but 1t Is n
fact, that tho Prohibition purity Of this State
recently placed Iii nuli,inntion. ut Lincoln,
where they held thoir Convention, II full Suite
and Electoral tIekut. The candidate OF thu
purity for tiuvernuf tB urlnh >. Cnpp, Jr., Ut
L<ali. Resolutions IT want OF contluce In MI
othor pArtes wuru uAnptal With gruut enthusl-
as.
, 1880-08-30

TOLEDO waa excited yesterday over the at-
tcr,ps Ut a tramp to osstragu u Mrs. nuHRan in n
th!ckly seltled purtton Ut tho city. Thu trump
asked for sotno fotxl, aud, on being refused. MS
eaulted tho Inly. Ilo wAs nrrt'sttsl by retnhsl.
and ooNlnc'l III tue snYiNe.hotsss. Aa It was mt
deemed safa tu ut,uyey hm to tho In'lien ssation,
which wlts surrounded BY ar Hlxry mob whu
talked about lrnCbuv,
, 1880-08-30

D1s. G. 4. RICE, vi tho National Hoard O!
Hculth. reports five very suspicious rnsea nf
sickness OIL hoard the boat nayun, which lrtt
Eaw orlenns Inst Tuesday fur Nnnph!a. The
IuAEtf uf Health ttcaM.F I}cnngr !Ius feen dis
patched 10 Intercept tho infcetcl vessel. Much
alasan IL aspsrssci Ut Nc,uphs, hit tho authors
tics at that po1t are worry vil.llant, and profess
themselves clual " uny emergency which 1nAy
present itself.
, 1880-08-30

TIE Saturday RcrIc.r, in characteristic
criticism ot u novel called "Wnit fcar,' says;
"The lesson that It touches Is admirably adaptod
to lead young peoplo In tho path Of virtue. II
only they carl keep awake"
, 1880-08-30

II was recently reported TINT tho italian
nobility wcro to bu taxed OH the!r silles, Oh d
soslle beginning Ut u 40 francs for rrucc. and
drscending by sseps Of a,00o francs each through
the grades Of Duke Marquis. Count, and laron
The report proYes TO he eutircly erroneous. Tho
, 1880-08-30

As WAS anticipated, tho story Of n FenEan
Mot to apIxe tho iat!snroliiK tx,w.cr ,nlls near
Cork turns out u liz untrIu, nhd gotten up
specially hy tho la1li!onl urEuus tn c,Wrce tho
Government tnto tho ALoption Ut rcprcsslyo
mlt1lalltns fur finland.
, 1880-08-30

Ow1Sa to tic prolonged drought, the crops
IN u!ghteen eollntcs III Northwestern kansns
are very stanty, Sontn nj tho farmers III ttht
locniity have mt in seed three tines. Int With
Out result. Tin cttrn crop. which WIN acMnty Mt
tnSs, hts hcHh nttnoked hy h warm sImiaar IN
appearance to tho aruiy worm mt! nlnst'st coMl-
plut1ly destroyed. 1t ia atntci TINT fully Is ma
pcDpie living III ttAt scuti0n arr, III absolute
wHnt of tho very 'ncnssari'.s ut lifo. t}ov. 1t
.ls.hll Ut first entqd that tho State wnuhl cDlne
to tho reiiuf Ut thost r1aptv and minister tu
THUR wants, hut sn far this rrt'mtsa h,ts ,lot
bren fulfilled. lIp now advises tho prnp.c aleavo
tho district ~ soon IA posst'e. Subscriptions
fur tho rGltuf OF tho nn.lrEcrs hRva be.'l,
suknn lip In so1no lnrttons OF Missouri aud
kunsls, but 10 fur only abnut $ta,0H, lass boon
colincte THO ratlrnad companies whnsu lines
pass through tue district llavo nctnl with greAt
generosity IN advancing seed to tho people on
tAIrtuQp ugQntAs' limo,
, 1880-08-30

AfN. BCELr., tho c.iEtor Of the Washington
Capital, tlcspatrs ut tho ss1ucois of tho demo-
cruts. lie says tho party IS bully split up In
yirxlna That It Il probable tho Republicans Will
carry IL by Il tnajority Of from :.,U0 to B,0otl.
In New York tho party differences are far
from ',o!ng hcnlct1, and there Is MI utter
absence Of brains from tho headquarters OF
tho Democracy in Now York City. 1thrnum md
lilo fossils who sit with him ut headquarters
wana To run tho i>amocrntsc ca1npagn lii tho old
ncnncrNtta rut Young men have no influence
III tho pariy, ind only tho Adytco OF nntodl-
luylai ssntusmun und Southern JsrlgalicrS Il
hrcticd. Nr. 1mull Is disappointed, slisprltt,',
md secs no topu ahcatt. lla regrets for bis
pArtys snku tlt.t John W. Furslcy hnB 1olnrd It,
hut BnJa nuthing nlnut lion }!Htlor's accession.
, 1880-08-30

Nit. Du,arT, In Ills speech on tho English
E,lrIn,s bill, ,ep1gumtnaticaliy sasd TINT tho Uni.
vcsBtty Of Oxford w.s noted "for dead languages
aud undyIuY projudccs"
, 1880-08-30

Mil GLADSTONE s,rut Snnday In Dublin,
whcru ho attended Church. liu left fnr G!nsRow
In tho afternoon, which tnhfcAtrs ehnt his trip
had no political Significance, a,1d wills meant oitly
for plcusuru aul In nr.ler to recruit bis health.
, 1880-08-30

children under 10 years Of agc, and therein
find alnple warrant for ordering recount.
A.-=-e
THE CORE OF THE AFGHAN QUESTION.
Pending tho results OF Tho s1cge If Catlla-
har and tllo movements Ut the English rt:-
licvlng columns, tho Pa'tlf',il Gazcttc,
which Is the only paper In Englnttt TINT
takes IL calm ntul tfisImsstonato View 0t the
Afghan situatolt propoulltls two or threo
questions TINT 1t Is strange llays not oc-
cured SOONER tn tho English people. Thesu
questions nrc: "Wlth whom Aro VIC Mt war
fn Afglnnistu,, Whnt are We fighting for?
Wl,nt vii! victory give us?'' 1Iaylhg asked
the questions. the Gnzcttc proceeds to att
swcr them. The substance Of Its reply IL
interesting because 1t Is the plain nattcr-at-
| fact view Ut tic situation, which tho GU
zeftc, ntnne Of ntt tho English pa-
| pers, Is COURAGEOUS enough to take.
1t comedies thnt tie English nre fighting
| ngai1lst Ayoob Khan, but not because lic is
| their foa. On tho other hantl, Ills hostility
to tho English Is purely MI accident. Ills
rcnl opponent Is Abtlurraf.uan Khall, whom
tho English l,nvo set Up rs A,necr Of Cahna
whoso prctensiol,s lie disputes, and WHOM tle
suspects ofdcsigns III Southern Afghamlstan.
Says tito Gazette: "1'erl,aps III the e1ul wo
shall drop Sl,cre All aillt Install Ayoob, just
rs Mt Cabu! VIC dropped Yuk0ub and III
| stallcl Abdurrnhmn,,, Nobnlly can tell.
as to AbsiMrral,lna1l, 1t Is doubtful whether
he ls frIenI or foe. Whatever lle Is tn.tay, he
Is Just MS likely rs mt 10 be tho opposlt to-
morrow. Muhan1nlcd Jan wus resisting llS
tooth md nail not lollg since; atl at once l,u
became almost sort of fayorIt." 1t enl-
plnstzcs this point witt, an illustration Of tho
, 1880-08-30

.uins mentioned nre mt tnxcs ,1csIInr'l fnr
present n1sInt'urs Of The nobility, but Tho rrico
liked fur tho admission Of new candidates to tho
ortler Tho New Yurk Ttme* remarks m ths
"Tko prizes nrn surely reasonable. artl Tho
KsNHs offered l,aye II recognized vnl'fo II, b0th
sucinl nn'l mntrtnonIhi mhrkcta, tho world over.
And tho number Of examples nrc Ahunt'att.
King james I. used to got El,so apiece fur 1ar'
b1setc!es Even NOW whoever is ercntct& ait Ell.
gltstl Duke tntIst puy aomc Et,J00 or Ef,4o1 III
foes, and 10 for tho rest Ut tho scAlo. Every
StilnIsh urn,l,Icr Inns to pny -EI.000 oil his huc-
ct.sslnr, md It Is only tho other aay that tho
1'opc cl,arHcd fot,r worthy gcnttcrnoi', whose
United agce barcly nmonnle.l to half century,
EtO0 fHr ucrtnIn decorations"
, 1880-08-30

OfGrlD0k3 tic lII1itl elements OF Tic Eil3t. At
tributes results to incorrect cnuses, md tukes
no account OF the higher prices which are |
ln!l upon tic agricultural classes from whose
unprotected labor cu,,lcs most Of tho contrl- |
bullion levied ,,non tie country to pay the |
extra profits NECESSARY to enable our pro-
tectcd Industries to keep tho field. |
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GEN. WALKERS CENSUS DUTY.
Gen. Walker Is tho Superintendent OF tile |
United Statcs Census which las been takcll
this year. lie Is conceded to be capable Md
experienced. There Is no question rs to ILLS
personal integrity. nor rs to his honest desire
to secure III accurntc enumeration Ut tho In
habitants Of tho United Suites atltl the colcc-
tIoM of correct statistics within tho scope of
the censlis. Dat<an emergency has arisen
which demands tho exercise Of tlrnsness md
boldness including tho defiance Of strong
political influence, In orttcr to Insure n fn!tll-
full com plction Of his work. Tho cers,ts re-
turns from srycral Of the Southern States
must bc closely scrntinfzed and critically
analyzcl With ,lyfew to detecting indications
of fraud, Mil wherever such indications
shall be fol,nl n recount must ba ordered
under conditions That will guarantee nh
honest enumeration. Tho external evidences
Of fraud In certain sections OF the South nre
so numerous md convincing that this
recount hns become tho highest duty
| of tho Census Department. 1t can,lnt
| DO neglected witllout doing q great
| political Injury to the most populous md
| prosperous section Of tho United Suites. II
| will probably be resisted by tho Southern
politicians and newspapers with tho solna
desperation which cl,aractertzes all their Sec
| tional nin!s. Gen. Walker must meet this
resistance with ca,lal flrinncss, and llc should
bc supported by tho lentling men and jour-
nails Of the Nprth with the sumo warmth
! whicl, will undoubtedly mark tho opposition
lie Is sure to encounter.
One Of tho most obvious methods for Gen.
| Walker to adopt In sitting tho returns from
thu s,,spectc, {istricts Is to colIute thu re)a-
tive Increase OF children under 10 years Of
arc. Taku tic case of South Carolina as m
iaBtance. 1t js claimed that tho rnto of III
crensa in TINT State within the past tlecatts Is
about IS pcr cent. It Is we'll known a,ld
rns;Iv domoustrable that tic increase from
immirrot,nn hos hccn tnsirn3hcnnt. .rle
nn,n,,cr ri forc,cn entrrnnts WIN 1,nya
rono tn,o thot stnto cnn hn occu-
ro,o1v nsrcrto5no., rom tho rccorts NJ
a,nlcro,,on nnl vii, nrohobly be fouul mt
~ oSoood ~ co,,n,o NJ thousontt nj ,uost- rho
,'oon,o ,,,,n ,,o.o oono from tho Nnrtb ;nto
.,,ot S,o,,. nr. ,,,,a,,. tl,oso WIN h,vo ~.
.,nro Ill, f,r c,u,tnrv oouut,,-
.'..,,,,. .,aso IT,, .,,,s ~ ,,,n r,vnr;t rosnrts
a far nons,n,,,t,yos ,rho .vhltc on1 h1ncl- ,,x,
, 1880-08-30

Slit JottN A. MAcnoSALD. tho Canadian
rrin!e MIalster. hus buoA visited in tohloh by Il
teputat1on Vt h1ulchuster manufacturers who
.lostswl tn knaw why tho country he represented
should ltlsat upon prutuotIunfst ttrlis policy,
Sir John attempted to Justify hllnscf BY quot.
INK much .dIspute4 passaxo frusn john Stuart
sttll, whlel. Is surpassed U, bs na admission VI
tho right OF budding nataon 10 prutect Its ill.,
dussrica. But tho spokesman for tho stanches.
ter men declared thAt 3r. Mlu bud geuausGd this
, 1880-08-30

nEnItGE e. HARVARD, 4 young lawyer,
WIS returning 10 his hume In brooklyn, ncco1n-
pnts.cA by l'otor j. lnrktn, yeatcniay morning
abuut clock. whcu twu women nskcsf thoir
projection, us they were being Followed by three
rouYh-lnok[ng characters. IIarwars! nnl farstn
chlvMlrn,14ly took tho women under eseDEt,
when they were set upon hy tho despcra.loca,
anil, tn thu light which cns,Icd, llnrwartl was
stntl,c.! tn tho hcnrt md killed. LnrkIn received
scycr1tl severe wounds, int will probably rccoy
CT. Il bottlor uaslci Wnltcr J. nrst was nr.
rcsted ycs.cr'ty fer hnving done tho atAbhtng,
nu'I Jnsrph II. Hurley nud Ihouas TIcsnuy wcre
arrested tls nccnsstIrlcs.
, 1880-08-30

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TWO PhoTEcr1oa!sr Ahoomsn1a'
10 Offset mo e'tect " the pampn,ets pun
llss,ett by lilo 1fafl',1S III 1'r 1.'"e, "o
lchn lr''h hiM otcel 4Nssoe'a!"n, ''''s oes""
INC 1ss'lc NJ q seffs o1 !"r" l'a'lS ~
sllow 10" tne interests " tho eo""t', wv
heWh'eht "iHtif l'Foleet''e' '"lH'. "'"' n""
ING cot''ilthm ot la'M' u, .s'1S c."n'sS """"
snl''r II she th''l1 sn'haia ~ reanee'' 10 o'te
Tor revenue a!utlf' E'sla tras's nase "''s'"'s
npEth9c''' ~ ioile"s; t''e VI e'Rtt p"Res "
eS'ai'''stss 1ohn "s'S''' ens"'ea f'ee
lfaue ahl In'teet,an ollo o. e'Eht l"seS
e''t.ft Nh"e a!'tec''Ht 'l''s l"'1lo t'i
tse ..li''at o'"'eS' ~ '!e tol'A ., 'e..et, W
1he llo'l. 1hois11s IL. l'"oies' i"te o!!l'c'
','"cS eotS"! III AnFe'l"''''' !" '!'' - l.'
i'a"t'hs' ~ Aa'eflh'o4' ot.e ~ e'ans p"s's
~ ''ttes ~. ote!"t"s. " Hels''' ."ie'''' e".
t''tta ~ l"f'" II Hot INK one III
twel'e !m.es aski''g' VINO Is Anens'As
Mo"e,et!'c'. "'saell "'ss VII c",ttfla. y! ao
AsSoe1al'olis nl'''e''h lot 'h's ~ mst'
Que u loir paees giving s"h'e s''-
tlstlcs OF tho foreign commerce OF th's
country since lajl; hnc NJ eie!1 PAGES o1
newspaper contributions ''y David H. Mason,
ot Chirago; one al twclse mtEes ehtl1Ico
"'fhe 'lsarbnrism' OF Protection. All open
letter to JOHN Hrig't ny Anghs1ns l.
rrcc'l' nna me OIL lonl IaRes !hhen .iu'''
tho hnl'ctlnof AnE. II Inst, entitled WHO
ARE NcneHtctl by l'fMectloh? ~ THESE t''e1s
nre NIL published for the apparent phFlose OF
bringing Inc voters 10 snppoft ptotect'ohtS1
Hoctfaaics, MI" arc plI III Tic lnsnt u p''s!i'
am' popular appeals to men nat 1am'laat WIN
economic re'ts'a'f'g' Most nj thcse tsacts
, 1880-08-30

,Jrp0E I'AYsnN, tte Republican nominee
fer Congress II. tho Eighth District Of this state,
IL making very nctlse cnnvtss. nt,d wcll-fn-
formed politicians Ut tho district predict hs
election by 1T teust .,nb1 nyer tho Grcc,.tmck-
Democratic candidate. The meetings which l,o
addresses ,rv invariably very large md cnthu-
s!nstlc, an m Il considerable number If l'cmtt-
crats uttctt It II snfp tu Say that tic Republican
majority In tho district will lM very largely III
creased. Judge lnyson Is IN ai'to. clcnr-hcatlrd
,,lnt,. nsitl will mike Worthy Representative Of
his district In tllo raxt Congress-.