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them tnay hit the marx, bat try DF David
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DIR. BAxTER's MANDRAKE BIITERs act
upon the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, re-
move all secretions, purify the Blood, and
fortify the system against disease.
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Waabingiaa i already excited over the
ssaaia inauguration u rnrsident o aFaeld
Ias h.it kepn have ALREADY had ap
riscatigus "a sgote rloma than they con.
irol. asl tbe city Is llkely 10 BE- thronged
~ Il wss never bsiore on such sn occasion.
The locAl qaauoi betseon organization
iAAi have sought 10 havs control Of the
cenmoniss gill probably be settled by
eompromise. and the appointment Of com
mi.tee, that .ill represent the several FAC
iio0s
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1bt Maufbtsifr Journal


IurEsDal pDcJNmA = issa
, 1880-10-14

THE little EvcHtng IIancocknniant is pretty
bataty denoralizcd over tho result of tho Ohio
aud fndRnn clections- 1t lnys pnrt Of tho binno
os illll English. whom It thinks "sl.o,, i1Dw TO
Invited to step down aild OUT" It throws up tho
spnnge, however. sayLHg:
Tho result OF tho election in Ohio md In
!'ana Is IN in!!lsputablo triumph for tho IiopG-
ilc4h Gnl'su. This IL tru whether tho innjnrity
y is1li,t'a !,roycs +, 10 for Porter or L4ders.
cr,ittc nlajor!y Ut st0 liy which Williams md
Ill'loh sarrie1 tho Stnto In lS1u ia yiutory fur
the KnntEal result. 0b!o Il taken fron, t!,o lIst
Of doubtful Suites, AMI by tho reduction oi their
,naJortty n la!!taua ,he ncmoorntio party hs
II Musae. T.. Induction ~ tho majority ~? Why.
fno M.!9rity Il wiped out; II II .revcrsetl.
l. relexatea to tho insit1on Ii E,ns nucuplcl with
lt%e'i,y1 ye,.rs,-tha p!sltlon OF nlnsost hopu:.
less contestants. Tho struggle wilt 10 M, Of
c1ttrse. ~ Int tho i1enourtts havo nj rciison-
nb1 GROUND ntlw fnr expecting to curry oltlcr
Con'lectlemt Or fnltna III November Lot eulirae
notl, anil mo ,r tllese btntes Is necessary to
h,attleKrnHtd; Tug with tho prApt!ca! .lctcnt In
doubtful fu tho Democracy,
, 1880-10-14

Mn. LYMAN TnrMnuIL. says tint the Re-
pnbllcan party tiln't nlmIsh s!ayery, Who did
thon? Lylla'l tho consistent says "clrcua1-
stances" did 1t. Mr. Trnsubull suys tho lteput-
ltcan party dldn't suppress tho Nubcll0n. IIn
also sAys tho Republican party noycr Acqulrel
my territory uxccpt AlAska. According 10 Mr.,
Trulnbull tho ncpal,llenu purity noycr did any-
thing to speAk OF willo ho WIS a member OF It.
Query: nt1! tho Republican party 10 Anythlnx
lnat Tucsslay? Something was heard to "tlrnp' ''
in Ohio and Indiana ,lny boforu yostortay. VIII
Mr. Trumba!! hase tho goMlncss to asln,ft that
tho Republican party "drnppp.l" It, md that It
unhappy Urganxat!onS
, 1880-10-14
THE CONDOLENCES OF THE sEAsoy,

T1iE CnlcAGo THIDuSE extends tts kind
est cbndOence to tho Democracy, especially
OF this city nl1 county, IL las llnny friends
nnlang tho more respectable lncInbcrs of
TINT party, anil to tt!rm 1t extends Its 'tcartl-
Gst sympntllics III this hour nf tllelr burctsye-
hcnt. 1t knows tho extent uf their loss nt.t
tile lotgnnncy OF tlleir grief. 1t knows ti,at
ut such tlnles w0r.ls ctl, convey little COM
fort MID TINT silence Is go!Aen, but 1t cannot
rcfrnln from expressing Its KoUtl will by n
full recognition OF the nl0lrnful character
OF tic 0ccnsl0n, aud by letting them know
that they linye lta symWlthics, however IN
adequate tlsosu sympAthies may be to ntItI.
gate tliair grief or so!ace them III their soro
trihulatlolh Sill 1t IL always wIsa to bo pre-
pared for dlsapp0intlnents III this world,
which il 50 full If tisoln, and to accopt them
With u philosophical resignation mud with
tic determination TO real their lcssnlls nrtalIt
n1.A thereby extrnct some healing virtues
from The stlnga Ut tho nctt1ea.
II may mt 10 MI opportuno time, a1ll 1t
may seen. lskH n, intrusion upon tho saercl
privacy OF Grfef, to remind tho 1loltrllerA ut
ni!atAkes, hut he Is tho bcst friend who cunra-
EeolsIy sacrifices scntimentn!Elies to duty.
Tho first mistake ma.lu by tflenl WIS tic sup
position Tint tbs ,nsro nomination OF linn.
cock was going tn sweep tho wlsnlc country
Into tic Confederate ranks, ait! that the laera
narne OF n'ar who Ind ITO civil record and
sumo negative virtues would induce tho
kortll to abandon nil Its principles and sur
render tho country Into tho hunl5 Of tta
South. Tho second mistake they ,nat(o Wns
In surprising that Il 1ocal Greenback q1last-
victory In Malne was Democratic Victory
, 1880-10-14

4 CONFEDERATE fairy story, copy Of
which his been sent to tho Now York Tribune,
fnirly Illustrates tho spirit Ut tho Southern pco.
PIC utter thu War. It WIS published in lEgD It
IL tlctlltnted "to tho children Or tho South who
suffered during the Wnr." Tile Introduction,
which IL n1tlrossel to ''tlenr little Southern
rc.dors," dwclla upon tho prlvauon following
tho Wnr, and urges thom to re,uuubcr till, when
Goa wills Tint ttoy shnllsd "sutrer through tho
wickctlt,ess 0f otllors.' t,oy ,nust not fcet too
much resentment nEnfnst tho Instruments OF
l!ts wrath," Ths plol,s sentiment Is followed by
an elaborate rectul Of tho sutrerlngs ot South.
crn Children. which they huvo Just bccn
askesl to forgot. How well thoy remember,
during tue Wnr wngetl AGAINST u.s." "thnt
chilly night. when drivun frutn your homes ny
br,,tni sotdiers.-the blrnlng, tho harrors which
cnsuetl,-you, poor little wanderers from att
lantR, n,ll olldrun of burning Columbia. = j,
fnll, lfttlo son Ut the brnva pupn, hnw
bitter tho torture that bound thee, hand Aul
fUot. whilst thy sialers wgre insu!tct nnd thy
l1lothor weeping: thy tenrs Of intttgna-
tion return, an thou feel'st In thy Aenrt desire
for rcven9c." Tho tniry story Is inButrcrable
swnle, hut It shows tho sumo plous resentment
mud ycltrning for rorengo NJ tho Introduction;
anu 1t II admirably ntlaptcl to kecp allye In tho
hcHrts Of tho youngest children tho anllnostiea
OF tho Wnr.
, 1880-10-14
THE FIRST DUTY OF THE DEMOCRACY.

THE FIRST DUTY OF THE DEMOCRACY,
There Is ora scauitnr Of tho disastrous
Democratic .lrfeat III Indiana AMI Ohio wl,irl,
should suggest itself Mt once ind with great
elnpllnsIs to tho leaders OF lllat party, wlllcl,
Is to perult t;cn. Hancock to gracefully
Withdraw At ol,co from their ticket. To
continue him upon tho track wIlon he Is
lsopelesty tllsta,ccl isa speciGs Of gratu1-
t0sss mil refined cruelty. II llu wcro all oil
party i,ack, accustomed 10 run III NIL kinds
of races, and used to being BEATEN, tho casu
would hc different. The Old scrubs who llnya
becl1 bcntcn over and over ngnln III tho Inst
twenty years are hardened tU it. Their REG
urls aru 50 scored with defeats TINT one nlorS
will mt tM1ure ttlen,, tlli canl,ot affect the,n
III the future. They l,ayn no pri,e to be
woufulc,l, nor sensibtlfttcs to bu shocked.
tipl,. Itnucock iH q man wlO |as t,ntl tho Itch
but not tho opportunity, for uj,lce for several
years, 10 r,,t, him now. when tl,era IA nd
possibility OF SUCCESS, must eye,tuatc. nut
auly IN defeat, but III retiring him forever. n
hopeless political wreck, past all c},auce Ut
ever putting In au appearance agafn "a a
cnuii,utc for uny Office, This would bc tim
hjYbt of cruelty.
Tile Democrats ean nyoI,i This NOW hy Ict.
ting him withdraw, md leayIuy Him to ,,ursc
his personal ,uagntIccnce anil eIegnuce oil,
Governors Island, the spollctl darllng OF tho
snltpg sex md tlo superb cheyolIcr Of Dem.
ocrattc euIlibillty,
Now IL Ctpher Tjttenss opportmlty. The
substitution of at,,d 11sufructu ,youlf
bring Il now issue tnto the ca1uuofe1,. ar
rather revive MI oid one. Tho Dumocrncy
aal tic sun can onco moro ruIsu tho cry Of
, 1880-10-14

TWENTY thousand people assembled Mt
Cnunty. Mo-. yestcnuy, To hcnr thu pulitlcal at,l
htfHn discussed. Circuit enthusiasm prevailed
ChicHIp Times.
Huw do thoso twenty thousand Confeds feel
t0-tlay2 Du thoy enth.1se nillph TN tho returns
from Ohio aud lntll.l,a? How ,llllu satisfaction
tlu thoy t!crive to-day from tho fact ttat tho
South is solid for lthncoek, and IN at,pr1pria-
tfon. a.,d pension, md Il cla!u for n brokers
down fencc9 In thoy feot about "tllo Superb"
M Cartlnni Wotscy felt nl,ostt himself when the
nngrateful klng Kicked him cut Of olllcc:
Enrcwcll. II lonK fNrcwclt. to all my Hreatncss!
Tile tender Unycs Ut inpr o-,1iorr0w bijsstl11s
AMI lrHrs his busting hDnors thick Mi,ou him;
And wtlun hi hathInks-KHoleasy nMn!-fuIlautey
ltts Ercttncss In n-rlpenlng, nlpB his root,
AMI ttiGn hg fAlfs As do.
II WINS Il chilling frust3
, 1880-10-14

1r did not need the grand Republican VIC
thrics III Dhlo and tnAlnnn yesturslay to Insure
Secretary Sherman III nn,cnse nu.lIenco ut Nc
C0rnlok lIntl thts evening. Az arrangements
fur tho tncctIns havo been perfected. Aut!cI.
patiu9 n,t oyertsnw nleetI,lg, Secretary Sherman
hMs teNH prevailed npon tO ntlrcss tho Inarct,-
Inv clubs trum tho balcony nf tho County liai!i-
lug IN Michigan street. Tho Eailery nj sIeCor-
mick Hill, where tho At.rc4s Ut tho uyen-
inx, Will bo delivered, will 10 reserved!
for Indies Until p. n., and th1ru ia
s,n tlnubt tl,at tho privilege Will bo uvuiled OF
py ulnny fntr oucs. Gen. Turrencq will bo Chos
sinrshul' OF tho marching etul,s, anu will bo
assisted by an efficient ctrps Of nldos. Tho LIST
Ut Fico-l Presidents printed In anothpr rnKo
embraces tho nanica 0f stinc Ut tue most In-
ttlliEent md public spirited business and pru-
fassional men of Ch!cago, Theirs Ii 10 doubt OF
tho surceas ut tho 1ncatlpg. Chlcaxo Is on
Enthusiastically Republican thts time.
, 1880-10-14

THE CHICAGO TRtnrAx hns established branch
p!ccs fur tho fcccpt Ut subscriptions md aAvefse
Menta IN follows:
NEW rDlk-Room p Tribune NuIidlnR. +. r. Nc
FAHnES, Manager.
uLAsGuH, scottand-Allnn's American NoNs
Agency, II lsenHold.sL
LONDON, En9.-Amescan Exchange, ~ Strand.
HENRY +. utI.Lt1, Aaeut.
WA4ulSGTOE. d. C.-l3&9 atroot
, 1880-10-14

lIlG utlA3tfG character OF TINT promise jS
now evident Ia tho bIindcst Democrat III tho
land. antl tho certainty Of rlancock's utter
defeat IA Ms plafn as was Grceley's at this
tine eight years ago,
11is,nssing, therefore, I1ancock's cantl-
dacy rs 10 longer more than formal and
intpotent protest Of MI overwhelmed miner
tty, tits well TO understand why this result
1ins been 50 tlccfstyety reached, oven lit all
vance Of the election lssclf.
Tltc col,itry ilee,ls and demands rest from
tho Intensity Of political excitement which
l,As prevailed during twenty years. Tile
period Of tho War WIS followed by that Ut
tho contumncy Of Andrew johnson. No
sooner WAS johnson retired than tue Demo-
cratic pnrty began tho war for tile tlfsfrnn-
clsiscn,ent OF tho negro, and tho orgnntza-
tEon OF tho Solid South. under wl,lcl, they
"cnrlilreti" both Houses Of Congress, and
proposed to ssaryo tic Exerutiyn into aul>-
miss1ot,. at no time has tho Democratic
party permitted the country to have peace,
or to scttto down to tho consideration Of
ordinary governmental nffairs. THAT party
would not permit peace, concflintion, alul
harmony to be. rctstab1isIIed, but Inns nat,o
perpetual war to destroy all settlements
md to disturb tic business Of tho coun-
try, and oven the operations Of tic
Government. At lust the Solid South, a.
ready In control Of both branches OF tic Leg-
fafnture, demanded n revolution of tho MI
t!0nnl Judiciary, the revolution OF tIlo Ma
ttonat finances, and tho election of MI Exccu-
tive completely subordinate to their dicta-
tton. All this involved renewal Of tho
same strffu ont Of which grew tic War
tWcttfy yrnrs oYp
, 1880-10-14

AN awful glnonl will spread low over the
sol!d South. Tho Democrats In that region wcro
confident ausl Loastful, They "kne,y" they
weso guiug 10 succeed. They wero arrogant
and cnntcscendtnR. Hut they aro ci,ukel OF
frotn tho wedding, aad they hnvo themselves to
thunk for It. IT they had known how 10 uso
power properly when thcy got It, they might
hhse kept It. Now they enl. o9ly bc soothcd by
calling tho Nurth "scctlonnl," IA II II WIS not
tho South whcI. begun 6Est 10 bo solid, aud t11-
vokod fraud aud VIOLENCE in the oauso Ut seq
ffolnffsan. -
, 1880-10-14

t,EHny, tho 1ndlnn Agent of Del Norte,
Colo. was ARRESTED yesterday for completely In
tho killing of young jackson. who wns biltcl,-
cred Inst week by tho Tito lnfltnns. Warrants
arc sso out for tho nrreat oS 1iovt, Holmes, and
Cline. Of tho United States trnops Tho pcurlo
of the Colorado towns Onray. GunnEs0n, i,nkc,
and Del Nurto have united In n russ,lution cn.t-
Ing on tho Stntc and National authorities IL
prosecute berry anil his fclluws T,,oy threaten
to tnku tho Inv Into their own hands II proceed
ings nro not instituted Immediately.
, 1880-10-14

AT present six Republicans, six Democrats.
and uno urccnbaok- -Domocrat ropeesont 1adi-
Inn III Congress- Tic. legislature Inst vim
tcr tat special session and Mt m uxpenao Of
so00' rctlfstrlcted tho State ia tho interests Of
tho Do,t,ocrntfc purity. Six Of tho uew districts
went Republican In 1876 but on tho basis OF the
vote OF 1878 only two Ut tic dlstrtcts wpro loft to
tho Republicans, but tint purity holppd itaolt
to sercn Ut tho dlsfricts tast Tuesday, Tho boat
laid plans Of mice ami men ga,Ig aft ngley.
, 1880-10-14

them. 1t Is not Roing to bo a shower but n
del"ge. md II they arc wiso they will como In
out Of the wet arl iolp to swell tho pcans OF
Victory rnther ilan bn swallowed lip in tic
Rreat tidal wayo which Is now rolling East
md West from Ohio null Indiana. II will be
better to rest on Aratat than to DO toatinR
about iii tic waste Of winters at ita bnsc.
, 1880-10-14

GES. Alr11KorF, WIN seems 10 i,ayo be-
conc nbue.l with modern no.!ons Of humanity
and Justice. and WIN seems to be possessed Of
level hras1 and II 91ol heart, IS considering tt,e
advlsab!'Ity Ut tltscontluufn9 tho logging Of
women c0ntne.3 in tho prlsUn. .pct,s Of Siberia.
, 1880-10-14

IT IS reported lit Dublin that tho Govern
, mcnt hns determined to prosecute sonc Of the
! Jaud-I.c..Huc orators for In,iulging IN inec1l-
, dfnry huranKnrs. At n meeting Of tho Irish Inv
n.!iccrs held yosturIny tho form Of SUMMONS
WIS ,1cturmlned TN, from which It appears that
+; tore will bu i,o nrrrsts, md thnt The cf,ar3es
n,.alnst tho persons to bu prosecuted will not bo
:, worry acriHus.