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, 1880-11-01
THE DEMOCRATIC HOWL FOR CHANGE.

THE DEMOCRATIC HOWL FOR CHANGE.
Tho Denl0crntEc party las now hal liz
platform bnforo the people OF this country.
for four months. T'lley haye 1lats their
speeches. IssltVt their cn,npnign documents,
uttered their fSgorics. ,,nt nll.,e every pos.
sible appeal, honest aud dishonest, why pco-
pic should vote for their candl.lntcs. Tho
kcy.nots OF their enttro campaign, tho motive
ut every nppeal tlat they |lnye made, Is, tint
the pcoplc want cl.ango; but froln tho tlay
niolr nominations were made to tho present
time. only tho day bufore election, there Is
not Dnlnucrntic newspaper or Dc,nocraliu
politician VIII, has given n single reason why
there slionIil bo cllange. When askctt wllat
They propose to do In tho way Of cla,.R., OF
how II chaugo Is to lMorcasa confidence, to
gtyo employment tn ula MASSES, to tiakc
money 1nore plentiful, Ur wnges higher, Or
tho rates OF Interest lower, thoy have not u
thing to sny. Tlry tfndRo the question In
every pnssibtu way. Tlscy nuke Bidu ISSUES.
Tlley utter lies, mud ealNlnnies, ind f0rgcrtes
on tscn. Garfield They uspersa tho motives
Of the Republican candidate, but they l,aye
no answer To this luestlnn: "llowIs II n c!lnngo
going tu better thilxs"'
When nskctt how IN tariff for reyon,la
ouly" will Improve tho condition Of manu-
fnctnrers, mechanics, nlul laborors, they
llayo 10 answer to lnnkt.--,lone Of thcu, OK
copt their ca1nltt1ate hImse!f, wlIo gets scared
and writes letter going back upon Ills plat
furm.
When asked It tho repeal OF tho NatIonnl-
Dank Inv. a.l,l tho restoration Of Statc-soy-
creignty banks with NIL kinds Ut security
al.l 1o security, with NIL sorts Ut worthless
shlnplaster Issues, IL going to effect tho
change, they haye nothing to say, and their
very silence argues that sucf, is their lnte,.-
tlon,
When asked II they intend 10 take the coin
reserve IN tho Treasury and squandcr It In
refundin8 thu cotton Tux nlul other 1sehel
claims md In alt sorts OF wildcat schemes,
stop spoc!e-paylnents allI tlnud the country
with irrctleenlable State-bank shinplastcrs,
they ltnye nothing 10 Bay, their vary sIlenco
showing that this Ia what they Intend to lt,,
and whit every QUE knows they aro itching
to tla.,
When asked how such changes as theso
arc to make things better, they have nothing
to say.
}Yheu asked It such is their latentiou, they
, 1880-11-01

EEN. HANCOCK Is very anxious tn ilnseths
Government books examined, so ltu {oM tho
medical students on antitEriHy. EIg Inns plaa
for this propncsi examination. Saya the astas
General: "Whcn we cxA,nIro the bnohs of ut
establishment, VIC nntl1rtllty ,'0 not ns thoiook.
kcopcrs who tn1tl1 tho entries, bist employ e.
perts." The 0cucrnt Is ahnr]'. Whe,i he bccnmrs
prcstdenttN 1i0 Will probably employ php oad
Mulo i}almum to nvcr!lnni John shcrtNAn's A.
counts. But Philip Is such nn Initiative "creat.
uro" sherG wonll be danger, pcrnnps, In tho
ovent Of crooltra ontr!es being found If his iln-
ftnting tIleul.
, 1880-11-01

WHAT EACH MAN GAN m T0.M0HR1W.
1u,Ifytt1,n!s mny tln Il rreot york to.mnr.
raw tu influencing thu election au.t sccur;ur
TIM sttcrrss Of thu J,ep,,h1tcan ticket There
IL plculy Of work for syery private IN tl,e
ranks that IL ,utto rs lmportant os po}nu to
political MEETINGS, taking ,,art IN torchllrnt
professions, or making speeches, a,ul, as thls
lnltyjuul uffvrt cuil1,ut t,e influenced Or
controlled or raid for by pnr,y mnunRurs, It
II nil Lie moro necessary tint eyrry IN.
,ttyktual should ascertain what Tint work ts,
n.Nt .lo tt to tho heat 1T his sb;,1ty,
Tho first ,luty Of tho Individual Il to yote
himself carly II, tho ,lny, au1 to allow 10th.
tng tn intcrfere with tile stcpnst of his l,ut-
lot, ~ thEs will givo lin lnore time to work
with others. Tlr nrivntesi In thu Republican
nrs,,y l.aye ~ ,..,el, Influence In sl,aYslrx
the election rs tic commanders. Tho ]atter
may exert MI Important influence in direct
ing mil controlling tl.e general movements,
bnt the priyntcs m,,st To tho wnrk.
Tho second duty Of every Individual re-
publican, utter te Inns voted himself, is to
500 lint other Republicans vote. 70 do this
lntc.lige,.tty, let him make q list sf hls
friends, Ills neiglibers, or Ills employees. spe
them personally, usccraln1 II they have voted,
md ttrgB nIn,ll them tho Importance OF yotlig
tho I,ypubltean tt,';et, Atn,t,st every rerson
will know two or three ntllers who nru tiulf-
fcrcnt about voting. llo sl,uulll see ,llc,,
and urge upon them the necessity Of pcr-
forming their duty. lie may still further H.
crelse his usefulness IN this ttErec,s,j., by
consulting with influential Republicans or
will, Ills wnrst committees, receiving thstruc-
tiol,s froln them os making suggestions to
, 1880-11-01

TtLE writer Of the following states a fact
which tho Doln0crntie dcnlasoga Win nro cir
clllAtng tho forged Chiucsu lcttcr tullc goolcasa
tu bttnk out nf sight:
Clxc,HNArr, Uot. .7.-7u The Etiitnr Ut IT, Cnm.
1ae'rfa!: Why tlntl't soI.'u or your 1oarMl!lsti
mike known to tho people, ,tlnt tho S,l euta
tho forged tlnrllelI i1ttrr hnsu thot.sant!4 Ut
chtnedc coolies oil thclr plantations. that !!
ncKro nr wh!o man cnntltt In so,sIn l'laceS grt
CHINESE work ghpnpur .and liyu ctiraleF 1han
oyuu tito old negrIl slMyI.
, 1880-11-01

MAYOR llAnIl1spS threatens to bring LAST
trR ltsgrnee tlp0n thu fair nntnU of Chiei'Eo TO-
tn0rruw. 1t will be tho duty nf all Inv and ordrs
loving Citizens tt, tnkc caro- that tho purpose OF
this bn bud tnan IL frl1stratc.t. Lot then' then
guard tho pola fr,m tho assaults uf rt'tltAos
hiding behind tho authority ot lto Mnyor,
, 1880-11-01

= 'rnE people Of Fort Dodge, H.. aro pc
cu1iarly unfortunate In tho nlnttor Of destruc-
tlon Of property by fire. Id.st i'lanll They snf-
fesod from serious blazo, ntd yestursay tlnrt,-
lug three brick business butlt!npa wcre lsslrnc1
with loss ot {15 Co., fltlIycDvercsl bY Insurance.
, 1880-11-01

MAYOR HARRISON I.ns adyiscl Its 1ench.
mon 10 brpak down doors, tear down buildings,
selze possession Of tho polls nnd run the elertIon
themselves. Suppose hs shall repeat this a!yies
to-lnorrow3 It will be tho duty of tin ahcriH ef
Cook Comfy to selze tho saynr hy lilo cotlar aai
nnrch him oT tn talt. 3tr. lEnrr!son's W'lranfn
hare supreme contempt for United States su.
f,crvlsors ant! I)c1hlty-ahcrlfrs; b,tt,,lf sluypr
Harrison hInsclf does not mend his Why's ho
1nny prny for tho privilege nf tho writ Vt M.b<aa
corpus before t0-mnrrow's SIN gnes down.
, 1880-11-01

THE reported dismissal ut I:Iza Tnsliu. the
Turkish commander ut 1h,clvno, psovns correct.
His successor II ncrvtAoh rashn, who, II tle sue-
eeeds In delaying nRttors rs long III itIza, Will
entear himself 10 nil truo HuRsuIinn,s. Tho t}ls-
" rfgkWlcAtun.
, 1880-11-01

TIE execution Of the <lccrees against cer-
tain religious orders III Frnnce continues TO
provoke much ln,sl fcotng.t To tlrp,ttatlon
who visited tho Project Of Marsoi'los 10 protest
nganRt tho execution Ut tho icerres tint oI!lclnl
replied in stern phrusp, snylng that In urpusEng
tho laws they stool 1t, tllc attitude ut rebels.
Tho tteputatIon Withdrew In high Iu!gtbl1.
, 1880-11-01

THE President of tlio United States hRs Is
eued hIs proclamation, IN lite form, ea!ttt1g upon
rtlc people OF this favored 1ant to gather lit their
churches on tho Eth of November, tho Inst
Thurs1hy, md g!yc ttnnts 'tnto tho Lord, for
Ills mOrcy cnduretl forever.
, 1880-11-01

N0lHlHH H1f1Fn uHFCl9UHhllH Entl HG Illl-
ag1ncd III poI,tcnl contest tfun the Dem-
Dcrnttc protest nBnfnst tic appointment af
Republicans as Depllty-SherEtIs to scsye oil
cicctlott-ttay. Tho proposal to inovo IN cours
thu vacattnR 0f tlto order authorizing the
Deputies Oh thu ground Tint NIL nf tllrm t'oo
III nnmhcr) are Republicans, ~ unparalleled
III ctfrnltcry. Tlc appointment of Replil1.
llcans M Doruty.SierIfrs Is not II clrcltm-
stnnce wllicl, stands alone. II tllcse Deputies
were to bc tho 0nly officers Of tho Inv ut tile
nolls, tho 11cnnoerats wollh l,nye right to
complain If they were mt represented. The
fact Is. however, that tho privilege Of up.
polnttng Dcputy-S!,crEiFs WIS nskell of thu
Court bccailsa It was nllly fl this wny that
tho Republicans could scc1,rt. atlytt,lnE like
fair representation Mt the polls. 'the United
Stntes Supervisors atli Dep,tty-Mar-
s1lnts lave ltcetl divided butwGcl, tho
two parties; 50 Tiny may bo left nut Of
the count. bit 1t becat,ie evident tlint tho
Mayor was drilling the cntfro poIics force
t4D In nu,il'cr) III llenc}ittcn Of t1n Demo-
cratic pnrty. ntnl 1t WIS relnrtel unt tho
SAINT Official! intended to appoint targc
force Of special policemen frai,l arl0ng tho
rostgl,s ansi thugs III tho service Of tho Dem
ocrats. rllo hitter menace Inns leon carried
ont. About 200 'sptrinl policemen :" nre to
be scattcrcd throughout tho city, and mt MN
nf them will bo disposed to give tho Rcpub-
lIca,,s u fair show. Tho greatest number Of
these Democratic agents nre sntt to be
formidable ruf1ians. Tho eXnet renrcscnta-
tion of tho two parties at,thc polls will bc rs
follows:
:, nEM0CRArs.
n
speclni pulico troltpl,s} -. 0
Total. l.............". ".................-.l,ssN ,ssN
llRPtlBffOAHs.
Ucptty -Shertta. EU
'rllo Democrats will thus hnyo just four
tFncS rs 7'Nt1,u representatives arhUllE tho
nRelits Of tic law ut tic polls as the l.eplb-
licans. But even this showing dies nut
fafrly reveal tho d!srrnportE"n bctwepn tho
two forces. because the Democratic "spcclaIs"
will be largely a,0nftter-l,itters III tllo dis
Ellso Of police, while It il admitted TINT tho
Republicans wiu lInye been appointed
Doputy-SlerlfTs are reullta1c, t1,l1et, hlltl law
abiding snuil. Tlle most determined partisan
IN tho Democratic party, If lle lave tin
smallest respect for fnir-plny, must ntlmit
TINT such nil arrangement gives his sitle Il
tremendous ntlyantage which, II improperly
'isWl, lnny resultln both Injustice n,nl injury.
Yet Mr. t;oaldy, who seems to stnlMl bacl of
Carter Harrison MIL to urge the Inter on to
tho contamination of tho Dlttragcs committed
iii his lac, demands citllor tint olc1lalf tho
Dpputy-SherEtFs sInll be Democrats 0r tint
tho authority for tl'a appointment Of Deputy
Sleritfs sllnll ba rnvoked altogether. III
the former case thu Democrats would
I'm vn 1dt nF ft,atr n n Ia n tt,o mills nj,
, 1880-11-01

Til; cheering 1lpws Games from Indiana
tl.at tho same ncn win sood Mt tho polls IN tho
Glorlolls 12th of October Will lie tllcrG !u-snnr-
row. Napoleon would have won even Waterloo
II be hutl haI tho mon Of A,iaterlitz.
, 1880-11-01

THE Mayor Of Chicago should be ail nnlpife
between tho parties Oh olrcti0.,-tuy, tl1s duty
is to keep tho pearo. rct ho tns p,H,c '""ll
Into tho MIRO of lltlca. anu enlisted b"Is!t''r's
and shoulder hitters to capture tho pulls W
yluleuqp.
, 1880-11-01

wing nf tho Dcn,ocr.ey, and Il f. Il lLttle 1ucrr
thnt hsa pnrty should go lnsn hsstcrscs ovpr tho
irtsnpetl-up ttarp1' TINT tho ticpnbiicnn can1l-
.1ntc for President fnrorc whit he 81 oeNl,iuntly,
torcily, md fully rnynrp.l-Chinesc cheap ntx,r.
, 1880-11-01

,TnE CrrrAnu TRIBUNE has established branch
offices for tho receipt OF subscriptions and nrersc'
n1ntB m follows:
NEW Y0isK-~lloom - TftbttHe Building. +. I. MC-
FAHnE%. Manager.
GLASGOW, scot'a,lA-A!lan'a Amorcnn Enws
Agency, II tpn!iHld'~t
LONDON, l;nv.-A:ucsitAn Exchange, ~ Etrnrd.
HENRY i. Uifit AEnnt.
HA9llINGlTN. u. C.--1at9 ttreet
, 1880-11-01

serving person tho nttnrncy whose Influence
with his clients wns strong enough tn induce
them 10 iI'1tln tho wrotE they Ind DOM t,y con-
Tossing their guilt. f3urifl,m's messcngcr need
hnttlfy hayG lRkcn tho trn41hfo to e,n,r MI tho
way In Ch!caEI tn bring plato If stict II letter
-l'nlcss indeed. he rar,0 prepared to ofrcr
sntno 1'ccur!gry rcttson why 1t should be printed
In tho T4ntts this morning.
, 1880-11-01

4 CRAZY scheme OF the Democrats Of 1o"h
to choose Woaynr Electors lu that State " eoa.
ouutsatIus tho wholo Democratic vote III ~
statQ % the QreeubaQk ELECTORS Ia thoteu6aV
, 1880-11-01

DAVID Il. WErr.s-li0t tile wcll-known
writer OH pntlt.ll economy. hit ah ex.1lefn1mr
Of tho Pennsylvania LcRlsnture-d!etlAt Milford
prrtnr510v
, 1880-11-01

ANY poltce officer whn intcrfercs Win
Federal aiarstHl or Supervisor In tho tlsscha[ss
Ut his dutioa IL ltablo to arrest hne and inpe's'
Qtltntnt,
, 1880-11-01

4 FEDEltAL electlut nfltcer represents
Government nt AOO.u0 pnuple. Il hlau1-1no
"sroclnl policeman repreaolts 0nfy taF1eF
Hlrrlson mud tho dunlagoxs nb0llt HIN.
, 1880-11-01

MICHAEL AloRt.s,srY, q prominent yo!'i'k
lr'sllrtah Ut Hudson, ai!ch., hIA just Resigned us
roaft10n ~ President ot tue l3Anc,Wl nn'l E'ls
9liah Club aud ootau out strung fur 0arIe!d ana
Arthur,
, 1880-11-01

WINFIELD ScorT WAS The lust resn'ls
candldatc OF tho Willy purity. wt,itlclt aepts
Hancock IL likely to ho tho lust regular caa'''
lato Of thu Domoesutto insty,
, 1880-11-01

ONE Of Carter llarrisan's policemen nias
be bEg man, but ho IL mt half 80 b'E ~ y"
ottloor Vt tho United 6t1tcs Government
, 1880-11-01

DEAocItArs: Icnu the proposition SUI
misted to Cartor Harrison by tho ltel'h'eaaa
Committee, and say whuther It Ii not ta'F NV
hpaest,
, 1880-11-01

Olympic rhentre.
Clark atrrot. tctwenn f4nko n.h Enudn1rh. EnEnRe-
mcnt Of Ms. MIND tnrrrstcs. "SinxepHa"
, 1880-11-01

FNoM returns TO tIle census office tho
nsstsscsl vnluntton or tho principal towns nn,l
cities OF ln0B stnrt1s Hs follows: pcnr!a,
sa1g5.:E1j; Quiuuy. $i4s5.a11; f'nlrssurH, *l1Os-
uas; Bloomington, t|,43,lJt: llnc1s1orti. s:,As,
III: Jncksonyi'lc s:,'h>U,; In s;allu sl,As .l5;
Joliet. t.:.k:l,alI; Inch lsiand 3:Vrh;p; 1lrlir-
Vile. ell $50; Cnrs', fi,il0;t,: necntr, *i,tHi-
TN; Froepurt,> s1,5.aDss; MoItie. el.l.n, n,isH:
Alton, *lAli, ,7ao; tinc,us, about s5st,01: Spring
1c!d. s4,11't,G'a Tho ru,l n,Bh rn,.,p nt tho
property IN tho cities ,lnmrtl nlosc Is probably
II tho l,o!klllA'rol or s!tnl twtco ~ lnrgr rs
tho llguros Ktyun BY tho Assussorn.
, 1880-11-01
AAlttS1:Ai ES.tS.

AfcYlclscr's Theatre.
Madison tffeut. tctwcgn stnfu hnu 1,onsbofn. En-.
Eaaenent Of Mr md Mrs. tEo. =. knight. "Otto:
, 1880-11-01

14HWIEf
Randolph arcat, hGtween Cfar1 Mttd In unlu. En-
ga1cn,ent Ut Tho Cunitcy -5tartun Company. "l4awn
Nsounfs
, 1880-11-01
POSTAGE.

Enttrrd a. the I,t. Office at Chicago, fila ~ Second
Clans Muller
For tho benefit ct orr patrons uho desire to scnd
1lhac copies Ut THE TNNuSk through tho malt NO
evc herewith Tho transient rats ut tfustages
IJnmestic. Pr Enry.
I;irht and Twelve TaRo i'aper.......,.....3c ccnta
exsaun Page rapof. centa
FnfftgN. >. -,
T1Qht nn1 rH1tve Fa.u Paper. conts.
El1tDCn YM40 lNpgf. c0nt1.
, 1880-11-01

rcarh1rn s.rrni- tur,,Gr II M0nrrn EnFnrGmen
of tic Smith md Mcstaycr combination. "1ourist
1,, II rulInur l'alnce Enr."
, 1880-11-01

TuE Drmocratlo jrn,lers In thcfr ntFrctrl
zeal FOR iii, ,yell-brlnr ut Tho w,,rkjuune,, oS
~. ~ o ,'.s,o.t y" .. ~
',,,,,,,1 ,s.sa o', .s,s,, =, "v
.,,., n' nsn.', ,n,., ,o",
.ss's ,.u .'."o w. "ro" ~ ,lo
.,, @ T.! ..,1 ~. ~ ess
sm w. suu, !".us.e' a ~ a,o s'ns
..,',.. VI n' 'u"S
NM, ~ .aa"to .,. .u
mnk,, nj. ,',,,,o"r ~, ,1,,s',,i" i"...,,..
'l,'.ho 'ns Hppear' tho Iealocrsltlo 'eatcfs hlst
u.,s'n. nrs"."' W p'!ne's, i"'RcEs. a"! po1J"1y'
@ Aao" r"t!H'so "as "tea "at"'s"''' u'o "ei'o"-
,'ss "esa ~ 'aa.' Pr''css''ha pfose4' anu tho
""'e".M y" ,. W tus'E seoo"'os o'seosorea 10
, 1880-11-01

Tho Republican Committee Inns evidence
tint thousands nf nuiles OIL tho registration
lists wcru put there wroDgfllly. Thu IEsts
hayn been examined and siftetl. Catlyassers
have looked up the 1lnmes. 3Inny wnrtts
lIayu been thoroughly nInpped. md every
yacntt lot, every dIsrcp,tnbe piacc, every
pot-llole a,Ni stnk OF iniqulty is known. A
comparison Of tho registration With the maps
MD Tho canynsscrs' Looks shows that cuor-
nous frn,tls l,ayc been committed Il, tho lcg-
istratloIl. 1t will bc tho business OF tlopnb.
l1calls to prevent d repetition of tho salno ol,
eleetlDll-tlay.
Tic CANVASS shows tint GOO names ltayo
bocn falscly registered In one precinct 200 III
nnothor, ami from 81 to 100 II, 1,,nl,y others.
Tho Republican wards hive been invaded.
md n,aly names frnutltllcntly registered in
them, with tho islcn tint repeating will not
be expected Or watched III respectable negl,-
bnrhootls.
Dnt this Is mistake. The nnn,cs md the
EVIDENCE will bo lit tho lsallls Ut 'ssp0tters" ut
tho polls OIL c!ecttoll-tlay, and oyery NM, who
attenlpts to Gust HI lIlegnl yot0 will find hinl
self III the clutches Ut Federal Marshal.
Fraudulent registration Is BY law lnatlo
punishable witt. tlue OF mt less titan $500
nl,tl imprisonment. md MI 0!fur to vote Oh
a,ch registration Is ulnsle proof OF tile frau.I.
Now Tut oyery ,lall-yoter bowaro who Inns
Registered for himself or l,ad Ills ,lanlo reg
isteret by somebody elsc. II lle attempts to
vnte 'o completes hts crtmp, MID ilrrest, coll
vlct!ol1 md punishment will inevitably ful-
low. Thu Republican Committee llI,s lists ut
fraudulent registrations In every precinct In
ILL., T. ST..
, 1880-11-01

TFk44 Il txjp f.stx r,f -
A ~" ~. ~ ao".
. ~, -. nus ~. ensN - ."ss
mn ~ .so .,I'., ~, osGt
ou ',sm "",1s' "!.e" ~ W. 'n''. ~" n,""et,u
"n.e u'"se,. ~ ,. t',' % "us' a "l III ane''u
s,"s., sa.s ~ w. Mnis. .ns "."t"n' "o n'lxo
~ - n,. r., o ~" s.'u s'e 49,, 10
,.IF'' ,.p"tL :" ~ ,c!5 -" "o.'s. sn'cn'!s ule
.,s.n'o'"ot s., ~ o,ut tuu ee"u'ty n,o lR"ne-
s'tisht" s ~ s"o cos'"'n's ol oNet"nch"'hs ae'
e .rae ~ 'no p'fs to.mof'u"' anA nn'e scht o"
al'lt'.'o hppeu!s 70 New W, eosh loe encourage
'.en', ho'hethuie l"a. "'' os'.ce W tho hl'
: tters At'a "'aho .nola eo!no ss.a sh'' at" sote
~ o'tott ~ poss'oic' ihls iiessaso OF
Haf'itihta ~ response 10 These cf'ca or H's-
toSt. aI1 II 'Hhl ilase ~ aosso oStcllt tt1o ac-
Mn.d e1cct II llttic 'noro skitl hnd ci,fcrHcsa
MI" "ctl employed III cahechlfn4 tho hllif1 o'l'l
pfile when Hn 10 s''ako up tho afttlFcss. lsnrnum
st>lotnn1y nssarea Tho posnocr1sry tlat every
1n'n9 u a!l r'Rht IN Nc" ahFE Ci1y; that tho
Au.l
, 1880-11-01

A NEssESaEu direct tr0m William II, l}ar-
num- clairiuan nf Tho National Democratic
c"asnlssee, slsitesl ChIcHgo yesterday in ,nys.
teTIolss tnHunpr nrrytuH tIl tho .ntylills A,,,l
departing castwnr1l Oh tho IN r. NJ. fnst train.
1t II perfectly we'll known thas blu tu,yslon
Hos to Ioltyrr u tho Chlcago IVans
steEeotync.a plato OF another IT liar
NUNS oatapa'xH fae.slml!cs,-prcsulaabl
that Of the letter Which Sir. Jewell wrote tiv.,.
N1raesd, but which ho it'd s,ut seud. usreeInr
that. II the proprietor OF Truth ca,,,u out anu
frankly owned tho fact Of tho a!orvy lcstcr bo-
ting forgery, auch acknowledgement Ut fact
might properly bo regarded US III! obligation
conferred! by 1udxe l)ltteslhocrer, Truths
legal advlscr. That Mr. Jewell wrutu
such u letter in hIs great unx!cty to
hare tho exposure Ut tho torKury 1nslds perfect
by The confesslon Of tho furxcrs theu,yelyes, Ii
" nobu<ty denied, nor IL thero anything 10 10
nshanod OF In tho lctter, which, ii 1t proves
anything, proves that tho forxcrH hal acknowt-
edged their crino aud stood roaty to .uukp
the acknowledgment public. instuaL Of
tae pFo1f that VIA pruln!scd OF tho yell.
plnencss of tha Mosey letter, w arc to hayo
nothing but proof thAt Chairman Jewell was
willing to recommend 10 Qsu. uasdold as \ uc.
, 1880-11-01

F1'or. SWING yesterday l,lurl,Ing preached
It tcantr,l s'lsc- l1all TIM large and Intelligent
congregation, canlWBefi Of Il claas Of 1sctblp who
III mt permit themselves to rtAQ thu fsrttii.
tAnlo Klle"r wtu!l st0!u Il copr Uf tho
seFlIion mud pr,,tett It prior 10 It's de-
livery. SD that, while tho theft und plllltcll-
tim wtrc ynry ni,inyltiS 10 rrnf. Swtng
nn'i tsia friends. faw, IT uny, If tho congregation
were rr"lnfNrleh III tn the cuntctIis Ut tllu
serI''"n. Fhe Itrv. i. e. t;aa,rYe, Iulstnr Ut
cenfnnary n. Il. Church, nnd tho lsuy. Il. /.
uaivln. 1T tho Thtnl Unitarian Church,
I'rne!'td aermoHs atggested hy tho near mp
rsnaoh II caeollull-ssIy, Mu,nsltsnH thu eItIxcn
Of bis rights anG slutica IlI tho 1,rg,nfsrs.
, 1880-11-01

a MI:M'.Ennf ll1e finlia.a Republican State
Ce,lffnl CotnlHitten telrgruPbs to TtIE 1lunuSE
That drrFy t'reeh!,ncker IN cs,ss tuanty WIS VIII
lied by Democrats yesterday. Nnary pyury uuo
Of thosu nreniMckers promised lu vote For
ltancock. Fr0ln tho 1'crfnut organization which
es'Abied tic l1UurfnnB to tlu tllu work ", rotn-
plutcfy tn hts ne!khlEli,uI wl!et ia thu. t,f L.
ynl!s1oEt, oF informant Is letl to lelfuyu tint
tho Bnlno vista wClV lnn'la III u,ery et,,ll,ty In
the htntc. With NIL this work. however, lu,junu
Id lost ~ tho nonlacrasa, l;yun thu utlest u1l.I
meanest nf tito Copparhca,ls s!ucuasL,,s, uni
Nuttorauts themselves viii chl,ckls ovcr tho IL.
font Of i3ccehtlrk English, tho "frsl9hIrst" mai,
lisin9. II 'I.an''crs WIS uny hcats.! by 1t41l
sotcs. Low much worse ,Irttbblng, Il fartsrtprt,
should nut Mr, ElKlIsk, gxtH,ptY
, 1880-11-01

1r Il perfectly we'll known that tho Lit
crnry lsurcan Of tho Democratic campaign III
Cook County ts u,ls1cr tho personal supervision
ol ono Alexander sullivnn,a n fnun whose chief
notorlrty WINS derived frum tho f,tct TINT he
killed Franc!s I[anfoet In coi1 hlonl, and who,
M fol,r.flhs Of tho people OF Cook County l'c-
lIevu. tntRht ruw to hU serving out
n term IN tho pnnitcnttary III expln-
ttoti Of TINT hwfnl crlne. 11atenl.
however, ng toing tho Htasc some service i'chln
tho tnrs nt Toilet. this man Sullivan, rct1-hant!t
with the h1oMt Of Itnnfout. Is n, holorctl mud
trusted leader Ut tho 1rucracy 1T Cook Cniltl
IT,, tltld hns l'eun employing hIa talents in In
venting ant circulating vIlc s1a,nuors nRnnst
tu.hor IntlIn Mills. Republican candAlato for
stnte's-Attnrncy. md lit tho direct Interest of
tho pcnlocrltie cHntliiato ftsr TINT otlltr The
rcnsnn III stl!lfsnn's nctisIty In this particular
direction is fotsltt IN tho fact that. l tho event
0f tho t1cfrnt 1T f.,.hor 1Ai1n Mills Alexander
Sullivan, tho n,tltl w1u nnrt1erut 7fnnc1s 1fnt,-
fdrtl. viii! lm appointed Assistant Stnte's-Attnr-
sleyl There Is something for tho voters Of Cook
County 10 thluk npIni.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-03-27

BstGa Rs55,' l,sd5 RIP G1 Hale ::: i
Gcon%ay IeSie Is acres Section House 10 O.
e&idw'i eb.n, Wm R, acres VIM Ridden So
pougEer!y, Sir. Sarah 5 acres near rayor 3 -
ooey, lanes NJ la3 near Nancy DGoIcy % q
% acres efs' nss9 %sa' RI sdGdaES G"dIsE
Coin Francis personally ....... 90
Hampton, WIN personally ...,,'. 3E
itIIn%ey, Jennie near George 1barp 90
IIaIe!! IIiIe!, Henry g acres near Humey
IIgictt ict liezekiaL i IS acres near Wright.
iaisti iist F},nes fonSisiS Psooaity Es,oo.Ityy }
sm5on ii,prIg {amfs acre near John Rape
a%lson, cathari0e at Benson Station
a Hale, lI,e' dare near Ed Roberts. ...........
Eirk Mrs Martha acres near John snyder. .....
# a AZ %s. .s.l, "s's s5f., };.'s sss s12S TS Buy.
No No., :. All ,s2$y as;, 8 & near . ta2& q I fais,,
So[s, SSFs Hs,p Ssai,J 5.tY asref @e'r S"ddu ~
Moore Ge,,rges 50 acre, near John Sheets. .... g.
Iieree ,,;r Wm 4 = acre, near W Qure ......
rsFs' os ss1 53 [' ;a, S e ag sg' Tn asar . 'ps' @
ya Sam " 5a% 55p' 's5S, acres near near
SS5 5 a o o"5: acre, 3ea5 atl tlT-Sii Hae H Hale
E@Hs aa @o f f acre, :,s" near ". aqsi s Hp"o P1la
EoRsrt> }o4 Rowland : aerys Henry Young ... a.
Sc n.nasi Ia,iI Z 50 near Joe Qi.s ......
g 3,iSs @sj Iais'; iigs 81
5ad%SE s!iss4,. Ea%a4d 3SsPh personally personally .
o%Sf 3paas Robsf ?f''y aTss near Peter Smith
3ayds a%3S G6% acres RSs'%a5y aesy Dick Bright
mib, 2nddH'G, Lsw Jn" pernaii s5 aiS near Lee
sa5Fsns saFf;s as[sSoya5 t,,ro, spadns 3.
iharp Israel personally -.
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-03-27
NON-RESIDENTS.

Vardman Quinn qua dian for Amanda Cox Zen
tucky river, ,...,...
Varliman Quinn for John Coz Kentucky
Vardinan Quinn for Elizabeth Cox Kentucky river
Nardimau Quinn f Margaret Cos Kentucky
Nardiman Quinn for David Cox Kentucky