davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
BRIEFS BY CABLE.

The bullion in the Bank OF England has
increased E2S0, 900 in the past week.
The managers Of the Triboust and Cityo
genGn newspapers have been sentenced TO
six months imprisonment for libellipg
President Grevy. s
A dispatch from Meshed states that the
Russian agents are buyingla large quantities
OF corn in the northern towns OF Persia
for the camp at Dusuloum.
The Madrid Minia,rial Journal announces
that the Government intends, at the end
OF Che present year, IN raise the state Of
siege In some districts in Cuba.
The Bank OF France raised the rate Of
discount to 81 per cent. The weekly bank
Abatement shows decrease In specie OF
70, 10000 francs, in gold 2,s74, 900 francs.
The rumor that prosecutions Of leading
members OF the Irish Land League are to
Be- preceded by arrests, 10 unfounded. The
absence Of parnell from the recent Land
meetings was due purely to personal aud
not to political reasons.
The st. Petersburg NoUdai says: There
Is rumor in diplomatic circles, which
lacks confirmation, that the Ministry ot
Foreign Affairs has received information
that the lurther stay Of the Chinese En-
bassy in st. Petersburg Is considered un'
necessary.
A Dublin correspondent says It Is e1-
pected that the Government proceedings
against the Land League leaders will be
on an extensive EcAle. No actual stepe
have yet been taken but the threatened
blow cannot ba longer suspended. An
English gunboat has passed on her way
to Cattaro with instructions for the Con.
sulAte OF that place.
The correspondent Of the New York
Tina at Paris, telegraphs: "Iunderstand
that the projects recommend the enforce.
ment Of the religious DEGREES at one stroke
In order not TO prolong the agitation until
the Tienial Municipal elections in No
yember or January. II Is probable, there
fore, that the proceedings against the IN
authorized orders will be on larger seal,
than expected"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
"When We Were Marching
Through Georgia
A Firm and United Host
Moves On
Opposed by a Dishsartened
and Dismembered
Democracy.
BEYOND A DOUBT.
This settles II, aud Glorious settIemen

This Settles II, aud Glorious Settlement
tits.
INDIAsAPoLls, Ind, October Ire
turns from IS counties give net Republi'
can majority on State ticket $3.50. The
counties to hear from are Hancock, Noble,
Perry, Upton, Spencer and Union, all
Democratic except Union. The counties
gave in 1875 net Democratic majority oi
1866, which, II no change from that vote,
would give the Republicans q majority on
the State ticket Of 5,s25.
The contest in the Fifth Congressional
district was very close and will require the
official vote to determine the result. The
Republicans clsim it by small majority,
which would give the Republicans 9 Con-
gressmen TO Democrats. The present
delegation stands Republicans, 8 Demo-
Gratis and National. From the most re-
liable returns received up to this evening,
the Legislature will stand as follows:
Senate, 25 Democrats aud 95 Republicans.
House, 4S Democrats and 81. Republicans,
a majority OF II on joint ballot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
Fears or an irish uprI.ing.

DUBLIN, October 14.-It is reported that
the authorities Of the Castle have received
information OF contemplated uprising
among the people in the west Of Ireland.
This explains the hurried dispatches otre.
Inducements to the military now stationed
there. It is understood that additional
troops will be Immediately sent to Castle
Bar, West Port, in Mayo, and other places
where symptoms Of a revolution exist.
The state OF things and the influence oi
leaders OF the land lesgue Is thrown in
such ways as to strengthen the tenantry
in resisting landlordism without fear from
the threatening measures OF the Govern
mant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

The Republicans showed disposition
n ignore politics in the nomination and
j .I.ctiou Of Judges in this circuit. They
Id friendly feeling toward Judge Boyd
,r5 we're disposed to support him. But
\. Democracy, with that facility for
laundering h with which they are so richly
.DJored, ignored this friendly disposition
',I .puboed the Republicans. The latter
.J. "yery well; what suits you suits
nv So they nominated two candidates
oI ,bei, own, both OF whom seem now to
N elected. Tue Democracy are, as things
NM look, completely left, Just as they de.
..,ve 10 be left. The whole community
a.. laughing over the way they have been
aboi,t by their own petard."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
NoE lei us hear from Indiana.


The county Of Richie has given the
Republican candidate for Governor 230
aioity. This is a gain Of S2s over its
Congressional vote Of two years ago. Take
he vote oil that county, and the vote Of
Hancock, Of Marshall and OF Wood, aad
axe what We may expect from Tyler, and
aiealso the diminished Democratic msjori-
y in Brooke, and the vote Of this county
tTo years ago, and the disafected feeling
bat prevails against Colonel Wilson
laOug many Democrats, and altogether
hey make up an encouraging prospect for
republicans on the I'd OF next month.
here is, TO say the least, q fair show for
aryiug the district. Gl
The almost certain coming deieat Of
HlaeOck will make many West Virginia
Democrats Indifferent about going to the
rl.iu November. In 1872, they, in COM
nou with Democrats in all the States, lost
asi' grip after the result OF the October
asetions, and the Republicans carried the
sls for Grant. The prospect Of defeat is
irsat deadenuer on the feelings Of many
wen This being the case, the Repub-
iars have every cause to pull off their
Sas aud roll up their sleeves and go to
rark for the election Of John A. Hutchi.
nr The votes ale In the district to elect
hin. The contest is down to a close race
SssEeeu him aud Wilson. Bsssell is out
aihsdeld, aud will possibly retire from
tpS candidate. Whether he does or
"thIs vote will be mere corporal's
Hh. So that practically all the votes'to
sat will be cast for Hutchinson and
Virr "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

The Result OF Tuesdays Election,
- MEILsRuRa. October 12.


Special 10 the IuteIliEeneer. tn
Owing to the large vote polled and the
length Of the tickets the vote Of the county
could not be made last night The returns
are now all in and give the Democracy
all the offices save two, that OF Presiding
Justice and member Of the House OF Dele
gates. DR.. J. W. Gist, Republican, is
elected Presiding Justice, and George W.
McCord, Republican, to the Legislature.
Should all the counties give as handsome
majorities for ratification as Brooke the
County Court will go into oblivion. There
was much drunkenness, but peace pre-
vailed.
Republicans felt encouraged over the
good news from Ohio and Indiana. The
Greeuback party have not elected 4 man,
although they boasted sometime since
that they would have the naming OF at
least one.halt OF the county officers.
Below we give you the official vote, with
the exception Of Fowler's precinct: Jack.
son 567; stnrgiss 4Ss; French 50. Judge,
old circuit: Mcclure sos; Melvin go.
Judges, new circuit: Mcclure 5l6; Boyd
64S; Melvin 6O3: Mcconnell 474. State
senator: Donehoo 566; Hewett 49S. Sher-
id: Barclay, Rep, 4l2j Cooper, Dem. iS4
Kimberland, q. 24O. Presiding Justice:
Browning, Dem. 4s5; Gist, Rep. $50,
House Delegates: Wells, Dem. 456; Nc
Cord, Rep. AIS; ]. @, Gist, G. 1888. Prose
cuting Attorney: Tarr, Dem. 4B7; Brown
Rep. 485; Hervey, G. 1876. Assessor:
Buchanapan, Dem. 462; Reeves, Rep. 469}
Hunter, G. ia; Grimes. Ind. 6s. Ratiti
cation, Art. s, Ss2. Rejection, Art. 8, 90
Ratification, Art. 8, $40. Rejection, Art
5, l04.
The unofficial vote from Fowlsrs gives
the Republicans McCord for the Legiala
Iture and DR.. Gist for President Of County
Rev. D. NJ. Holllster, Of the NJ. E
church recently Of Cannonsburs, Pa
Was called 70 Pinshurg yesterday 10 off
ciats at the funeral Of Conductor Elliott
who was killed on Saturday last In th,
railroad collision at PlttsburG. G. BIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
CALIxro GARCIA.
The Cuban Insurgent General Liberated
In spain.

The Cuban 1nsurgent General Liberated
In Spain.
madrid, October 14.-Calixto Garcia
was liberated from the Castle Of Alicante
Tuesday, by order Of the Government, in
consequence Of kilograms from Captain
General Blanco, declaring that he had
promised their freedom to Calixto Garcia
and those who had surrendered with him
on condition that they reside out Of Cuba.
Calixto arrived in Madrid yesterday. re-
porting himself immediately at the office
Of the Minister for the Colonies, and he
remained free on that condition. General
Blanco has intinated that he considers it
necessary to continue the enforcement OF
martial law for some months longer in
Cuba. Two special commissioners Of the
Madrid Government embark to-day at
Cadiz on eunboat to visit the penal set
Element on the coast OF Morocco, and the
Balearic Islands, to inquire into the con-
dition and complaints Of the Cubans de-
tanned there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
WHEELING. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER Is $780,

dusky and Perry give, on Secretary Of
State, Republican gains Of $3.50, Demo-
cratic gains 1878; net Republican gains
1878 over Fosters plurality Of 1923.
Smith-Democrst moiority 1l6, Re-
publican gain IA. o.o
Updegraff, 935; Charlesworth, 254: Clerk,
Emerson, 233; Darrah, $50. Sheriff, Hilles,
235; Bsron, 254. Auditor. Lee. 236; Cof-
land, 253. Recorder, Hobbs, 246; Dixon,
249. Commissioner, Cope, 1886; Frasher,
25S. Infrmary Director, Bailey. 2S4; Tay'
lor. 255. Coroner, Garrett, 2S4; Ken
nedy, 254.
Flushing-Republican gain 81.
Colerain-Republican gain 25.
Goshen-Republican gain 81.
Union-Democratic gain OF l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
THE nEANINe OF 1T.
n'f,eapS ofthe Country from Great
Peril
he New York Erminq Mail Of the 18th

haEleapc Of the Country from Great
Peril.
he New York Ertning Nail OF the 18th
~;
The victory won against the concentra-
asfOts Of the Democratic party in q
g.locfatic State is the turning point OF
sEeN struggle. It will pass into His.
IN lS one OF the greatest achievements
a4s party Of human rights, nationality
~ honest money. It Is the Gettysburg
saepresent campaign, and Hancock will
Stly realize the infinite difference there
! between leadership Of the Boys In
we who vote as they fought, and that OF
y Boys in Gray who also vote as they
sgEht The victory In Ohio is equally sig
saeLat and inspiring. Garfeld's own
E@e, which knows aud loves and honors
a@, has been true 10 the best instincts
Ht traditions OF its best citizens. Ohio
Eoeilims TO the world by noble Republi-
~ uSilrties her increased confidence in
Ne statesman whose fame and good name
Hs scherishes as her proudest possession"
lae New York Commercial. AdreTiistr Of
Ss1ne date says:
The Western victories for the party In
iISniniStrAtion Is an immense relief TO
sGlneSs IN all departments; 10 manutact-
sNs and agricultural industry; to real
we values; to our foreign commerce,
" Wy above all to the public credit. The
Ssei, which in few days will be felt and
S'pln al parts oi this country, including
u southern States, whose political lead:
~ = cave been scheming Tor . change,
w w Illustrate the magnitude OF the great
n. ssII from which the whole people and
ss.' NJ. material prosperity yesterday made
'sslppy escape"
tas New York Graphic of Wednesday
U'aing says;
The change Of sentiment shown by the
ssssta1S Increased Republican majority in
.slo and the Wiping out OF the Democrat.
H. .l2nly Of ten years standing In In.
MA sG indicates that iorces are at work
raS1 ~ Will insure the election Of Garfield
~ arthur IN November. The October
SaOas Indicate the drift OF sentiment,
~ ~ year they show that sentiment Drift
T9sard Republicanism. Even in West
j5s aa there are Republican gains. This
M. uhe more remarkable because the
S,S.. SSa I, the Maine election was far from
S.9Ie Ss,Un 70 the Republican party. The
w! IN Ohio and Indiana shows that the
s0..' ,ss election was exceptional = tina,
NJ, we're at work there which do MOI
~ elsewhere. The doubtful States o
IN depend on the October States. I
NE strange, indeed, II New York
~ Jersey and Connecticut do not fol
SoSnInlo and Indiana ia favor OF the Re
s.SsSNa saSSa ticket in November Il both ar,
-''aOiiean in October"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
NAME WILL HEDEEM HER.ELP.
A Meeting OF the NATIONAL Committee
Called for To-day.

NEw YoRK, October 1.-THE following
dispatch was received this morning at the
National Republican headquarters, in this
city:
AUGUSTA, Me-, October II.
Hon. Aarshda Jewell:
Maine is feeling the effect Of yester.
days returns, and will fully redeem her
self IN November. 10 SMITH,
State Committee Secretary.
The Republican National Committee
have resolved to hold an extraordinary
meeting tomorrow at noon to take meas
ures for pushing the canvass most vigor.
ously everywhere. John @. New, Esq.,
ex Governor Mccormick, Mr.. Filley, Sec.
retary Dorsey and all others who have
been 80 active in Ohio and Indiana have
signified their intention to be present.
Work is pr giessing more lively than
ever under Mr.. JEWELS personal super
vision.
Chairman Barnum, Of the National
Democratic Committee, has issued
call for special meeting OF mem
bers Of the Committee from the different
States OF the Union 10 assemble in this
city on Saturday afternoon at 8 P. N, to
take action with regard to the future con-
duct Of the canvass. The meeting has no
special Significance: Mr.. Barnum says 1t
Is customary after great elections 10 hold
m eetingH for consultation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
HANCOCK CLEARLY DIsrANcED.
New York sure TO yellow the Example
of Ohio md Indiana.

wAsHNoroN, October lS.-There Is bat
one opinion among Republicans here to-
day, which Is that the Presidential con-
test Is mutually settled Since the first re.
ports arrived from Ohio and Indiana last
evening there has not been one dispatch
TO discourage the Republicans and none
to afford hopes for the Democrats; jay
Hubbeil, chairman Of the Republican
Congressional Committee, says Hancock
is out OF the field.
A calculation on 81 per cent OF the re-
turns from Indiana showed the kepno'
II can mS jori,y must he as much a. oOOo
an d may be great deal more. he ssy'
nothing but a miracle can keep the Ne
publicans from carrying New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
TAYLOR's rRfAL

To Give Majoritiss for Both Tickets He
-.-,...s suits ina spite.
GRAFTON. W. Va, October II.
Special to the IntslliS.neer.
The vote in Taylor county is as follows:
R Davidson, Democrat, ior. House otDele-
gates. 4s-maj1rity; John T. Mciraw,
Democrat, Prosecuting Attorney, 3sl
majority; Samuel s. Miller, Republican,
Sheriff, 9S majority; George G. Stur'
giss, Governor, ia mSiorily; for con-
stitntional amendment about 700 maj siority.
The vote stands two to one for the reten-
ton OF the court house at Grafton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
wAIFs BY WIRE.

The house of Mrs. Geo. Riley, at Prem.
tice Vale, Pa, was burned. Two children
perished in the flames.
The residence OF Jesse Jordan, about a
mile from carterville, ILL.,, was burned
Tuesday night, and three children. aged
6, 10 and IS years, persisted IN the flames.
The Sixth German General Baptist Con-
ference OF North America began its sess-
ion at st. Louis last night. About one
hundred and fifty delegates from all parts
OF the country were present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
THE NATIoN.L CoMmIrrEE


NEW YeRK, October 1.-THE Demo.
cratic National Executive Committee is in
session this afternoon. Among the mem.
bers present are Senator Barnum, Messrs.
Scott, OF Pennsylvania, smalley, OF Yer.
mont, Hewitt, OF New York, Barnes, Of
Georgia, and Cleveland, Of New Jersey.
The result OF the October elections ar''
the prosecution OF the campaign are lis
understood subjects under consideration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

CApErowN, October l4-It now appears
that Col. Bayley retired into fort at Mszen
at night fall, and the burning OF the Gov
erument Office and barracks then took
place. On entering he lost heavily in the
fight and then withdrew somewhat. Col.
Bayley Is well supplied with food, but
Darlington, who is besieged at Mafeteng,
has been obliged to slaughter horses for
food
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
GREETING FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, October l4.-At the close Of
the Republican mass meeting the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resotred, by the Republicans OF the city
OF Nashville, in mass meeting assembled,
That we send cordial greeting to the Re-
publicans OF Indiana and Ohio, on &C:
count Of the great victory OF the 18th Of
October.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

In the Onward March OF the Mountain
state 10 Proud Position In the Re-
publican Ranks.
WESTON, W. Va, October II.
Geo. ". Atkinson, Wheeling, ". Va:
Jackson carries this county by about one
hundred and fifty majority. The Demo-
cratic county ticket is all elected except
county Judge and surveyor.
J. J. PETERSON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
PENNsBOn0 PREoINor.

Ritchie Countrywide In Detail.
PESXsRo 30, October IA.
Special TO the IutelIiseneer.
The following is the vote for State Of
fcers at this place: "
jackson. 22s; Sturgiss, l23; French, l96
Miller, 229: Cunningham, l2S; Hays, l97;
0'Brien, 229; Burke, l22; Stewart, 1871;
Watts, 223; Caldwell, 1885, Hall, l75.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
From the Far West.

San FRANcrtco, October 14.-A Port
Townsend special says the steamer Daisy
with Capt. Jocelyu, Lieutenant Witch,
Lieutenant Simmonds, DR.. Spencer and
company OF the 2lst infantry on board,
left to day for skagil to investigate the
recent Indian disturbances in that local
This morning the President and party
visited the post two miles from the city
and were rendered a military reception.
Shortly after noon their boat steamed for
the straights 10 make the circuit OF the
San Juan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

wyllE regretting the defeat Of the other
..,im,ble gentlemen who were nominated
=, ,bs Republican legislative ticket in
Nj. Nj county, We congratulate the commu.
i. .i,v over the election Of W. P. Hubbard,
r.@ % Of this city, as a member Of the House
Il Dsle.stes. He is the right man in the
mt Mace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
THE DEnoCRaTIo sCApr.GoAr.

Demands Made for the Withdrawal OF
the Indiana Jneumbranee-He seems
Ready for the Sacrifice.
IxDIASAPoLIs, October l4.-Thete is q
universal demand that English step down
aud out. It Is understood that the New
York Herald and Louisville COurier.JotnnGl
will demand his withdrawal. An effort
has been made to have the Sentinel Of this
city unite with these papers, and there
has been conference and discussion this
afternoon on the subject. The New York
Herald has also been consulted, and may
Join the movement. The feeling on the
part Of the Sentinel towards English IL ex.
tremely bitter. 1t will not take much
coaxiug. All the State officers, without
exception, lay the disaster to MIR. Eag'
lish's unpopularity.
An Indianapolis special says English
wants to resign. He means to make
things bot in Indiana, Il he can, aud will
do his level best to turn the tables in No
yember,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
wendell PhilIIp. for Congress.

BosroS, MASS, October 14.-A section
Of the Greenback party Of this city NOM
mated Wendell Phillips for Congress from
the Fourth district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

GALVESTON, October 14.-A Ners special
from Gonzales says that Isaiah Warren
(colored) has been sentenced to be hanged
for the murder OF his wife in 1873.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
PROUD PRESTON.
She Rolls Up nm Even Thousand Majority
for stuFEiss.

CRANBERRY, W. VA, October "A.
Special dsp tch to the IptellIgencsr.
The official returns from this county
give Sturgiss 1000 majority over Jackson
for Governor and elect the entire Repub-
lican ticket. Dawson's mSiority for the
Senate. $50; Thomas, Sheriff, over King,
Independent, 1850 l =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

NEW ORLEANS, October l4.-The Repub-
licanSfred salute and had iollifcation
meeting tonight in celebrating their VIC
tories in Ohio and Indiana.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

nyr frequently remarked before the
M. elections in Ohio and Indiana that
N. combined verdict OF both OF these
sl.lss, on one side or the other, would settle
N. question of the Presidency. Some
v,rs even so rash as to say that the ver-
5it Of Indiana alone would settle 1t.
Among these latter was the Democratic
.si,Or Of the Washington City Post. On
Il. !s.h OF September last he expressed
himself as follows:
Awe understan the Republican man
,,ers they propose to make Indiana the
Presidential battle ground. It is 10 be left
IA Democratic State TO decide between
Hancock and Garfield.
We accept the proposition and its at
,ud1nt consequences. II Indiana goes
Republican two weeks from to-day, we
Vil give the election up. II it
F,es Democratic, the Republicans, Of
t.une, will do the same.
Now let Us hear from Indiana.
Well, Indiana has gone Republican, and
sSE, We presume, the editor OF the Post
,speedps the election Of Garfield. Wheth.
s be does or not, however, makes little
difference. The country accepts the great
tslrge that has occurred in that State as
a ulmost certain indication Of the final
result No event OF the future is more
clearly defined than the election OF Gar.
tad on the second day Of November.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

Specials from Constantinople agree that
the real cause Of the cession Of Dulcigno
was the threatened occupation Of Smyrna
by the Powers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
wHAr NEW KNEW


INDIANAPOLIS, October IA.
Geo. W. Attinsoa, Chairman State Committee
We have elected Porter and the State
ticket. The Legislature is undoubtedly
and we have gained two and
probably three Congresmen.
JOHN @. NEw,
Chairman Republican Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15

IxDIASApOLrs, October l4.-Mr. English
pronounces the rumOr about his with
drawal from the National ticket as entire
" unfouuded. II has never even been
mentioned 10 him, and he knows Of no
reason why II should be. He says
be confidently expects to be elected
and that Indiana will be for Hancock and
English in November.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-15
A THOROUGH REPUBLICAN.


would rule him as thoroughly as it ruled
Mr.. Buchanan. While the Administration OF
Mr.. Garfield will be conducted by a man
Of independent views. He Is entirely ia.
miliar with every branch OF the Govern
ment and every question OF the day.
Gen. Garfield will continue and complete
the way already performed by Lincoln,
Grant and Hayes, ard will secure your
financial honor, public credit, peace and
safety.