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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

Now, that the long winter nights are
coming ON, can't the young ladies and
gentlemen Of our town organize 4 Social
Literary Society, or Reading Club
1t would be pleasant and instructive
to spend one night each week in this
way
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09
FOr CoMntg re sister.

We are authorized to announce T. Il.
Tuckpra candidate ior Register OF Franklin
county, at the next August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09
The total per cent. is POI,

Go to Lcnchan Bros, Dechcrd, for
Hardware They have Il good, handy
variety, cheap.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

Heavy frost last Friday morning, the
9Th. .au,-----
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

As many members Of the Tennessee
Press Association as desire to attend the
Exposition at Atlanta, will meet at
Chattanooga Tuesday, the 18th inst.
The Secretary, DR.. K. l.. c. WHITE
will issue certificates to bono tde editors
and publishers belonging to the Asso-
citation, and TO them only, and these
certificates will secure transportation
over the Western IL Atlantic Railroad.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

r;ruit Court two weeks from next
Monday
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

Sundays seem to be our gloomicst
days this fall. 1t has raincd three Sun
DAYS in succession.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

The price Of living in Winchester is
higher than ever bcforo-"only this
and nothing more"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

When "autumn leaves look ont for
cold weather
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

Mrs. Samuel Smith, one Of the NO
blcst ladies that ever lived, is at home
arain. after an absence of several
months in st. Louis, Mo.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

"Train upa child as You should have
cone Yourself" is the new version.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

For fine Clothing, Dress Suits, Over
coats, handmade Boots, &c, 60 to Len
chan Bros, Dcchcrd, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

pounds good Coffee for 81, and y
pounds good Sugar, Lcnchan Bros,
Dacherl, Tcm.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

Several Of the Mary Sharp beauties,
chaperoned by Prof Johnston, visited
COosa Cave last Saturday,
"WiNE OF Ch2OJi" cures Irregular,
painful, or difficult m,n>truation.
Att. ". lIutrhins' or G. G. Phillips.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

Mr.. j II. Becker, lately one Of the
best citizens of our county, is now To-
Gated in Nashville, and he tells us to
invite his friends in Franklin county,
vixen they visit Nashville, to come and
see him at No. Is DoadcricE street.
They will find cvcrythin. good for the
elmer man
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

just from New York, -lryou wish Il
nice calico dresS-somcthing good
from DC up, call on j l.. Buugh u Co.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-09

cold weather
2oigler Bros, fine hocs--Lodi,
Misses and Iniunts-chcap. Lcncha
Pros Dcchcrd, Tenn.
--------rt-srz --7s7--------
Forty years. trial hos proved "BLhcK
nasuGHT" the best liver medicine i
The world. -, - ,,.r.
- 3as----
Bad colds, for the past week, hay
been epidemic.
Quarterly meeting will be held Il
Winchester Dee. 10, II.
III "Train upa child as you should hay
cone yourself" is the new version
------s1s @
County warrants, we believe, ar
nearer at par than for several years
Last week Capt. Robertson j. Turner
4 killed Il mad dog at his home near Win
chester.
Sundays seem to be our gloomicst
DAYS this fall. 1t has raincl three Sun
days in succession.
The price Of living in Winchester is
higher than ever bcforo-"only this
and nothing more"
pounds good Coffee for 8 and y
pounds good Sugar Lcnchan Bros,
Decherd, Tenn.
Several of the Mary Sharp beauties,
chaperoned by Prot. Johnston, visited
Coosa Cave last Saturday.
"WINE OF CAG0Ji" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult mCn~truation.
Att. ". lIutchins' or q, G. Phillips
Several natural consequences have
made their appearance in our town
within the past few weeks.
-ossr--
The concert at Mary sharp College,
(which we spoke last week, will not
come off until the latter part Of Decem-
Der,
-soa--
An unusual large number Oh people
l.. NJ .,,l,,, tl,n. l,bit,tr|
were III t""h i''S' N'"'''l' '"'' "'"'E
GountV tOurt InV IVprVtDlnT passed /
off ouictIy,
------ea,sz s.,---------
Inc gaie'y '"F WINE" our Town. HIS 80
long oee' no'eu mas >''''S.''' Az
''''
society circles.
G
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n ,t,n.o. .fD,i.;l..o =, ,.o,.,. y;cl.
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"'" Nv L---...,o s.
That clever gentlemen, ID. Il. I
'' ,. H. ma,
W." :., ,a,,, ,r,,oan,o r.,m his r,orv
c:,
--.-.-.--.u,-,-.----.--
Little Roy, son Of Prof. Barrett, tel
his arm He is plucky boy, and was
stirring around in dayo two us lively |
oror
" observation-disclosures,
Wa unJor.,ond that thc earIv.sown
wheat in our county Is looking WE'LL II
is feared, however, That II 'he warm
weather continues 1t VIII be damaged
by the lily.
w. -; :. 49, IT, . syoot not,to
VIZ ""NN !" wa "'''N
winch weighs lVc POUNDS anu NV
ounces. IL was raised ny m'' W. l
curry, near town. Na'ch your ""'c'S'
Uncle Green hrazcl'oh'
J,Lnr;o urt,l;r,,novoJ inf, his rcw
mouse last lhurHuaI' A"'"I "'''''"''
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The fore, N mails for tne wsss saiioS sArURD.v
OcioOer ~ 1851, will close at this Office on rU SDAY
o. III a. % Tor Europe, by steamship Abyssnie via Oneen
town. on WEDNESDAY a. IL Europe by stean,hIn
Botha via queenstown correspondence France must
be specially addressed and at IL for France direct Dy
steamship PereiTe, VIA HaYre; THURSDAY IN
for EUROPE by steamship City Of BRUSSELS via oneeasos
correspondence Tor Germany aud France De spaiy
addressedl and at IL a. for Germany
steamship Herier via Plymouth Caerbourg Hamburg
spOndeuce for Great Britain aud ugOpean cOun
tries mast be specially sddTessc SATURDAY ~ IL am
for Germany, Oy steamship Rhn, via ptOn
Bremen correspondence Tor Great Britain and other
pesn countries must ne specially addressed IL IN,
Tor Europe. by steamship Germanc at
II M for scotland direct by steamship FuTnessa via
Cow and D. Belgium direct by stelmship
land via Antwerp. Ge mails Porto Rico direct close
MONDAY at 10 a. M The mails for Jamaica close on
THURSDAY al 10 M. The mails Tor Mexico
Orleans close WEDNESDAY Al $50 ,. No. mails
Aspnwal 9nd south Pacific close tn URsDAY 10 a
The mails Tor Cupa and Mexico close THURSDAY
l%Opm lhs mails for Newfoundland and Pierre
close on FRIDAY AT $50 Che mails Porto and
MaracaibO close on TUESDAY at 9 a.. The mails Of
Jamaica and tireytOwn close SATU RDAY 2 a.
mails Tor Chaa anu Japan close october
mails for Australia, close November ~ 1870
HENRY q. PEARSON PsstmasteE.
Post once, NeHYork Oct 10. ls5L
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Gperial Notlees.


Inc TeleRrnm ana ub AdVefusfrs.
The tax which advertisers imposing upon the TELE-
GRANTS and demands word two of ex
PLANTATION
The TELEGRAM recently compelled to an
Increase in Its rates OF Advertising of
Its readers than By legitimate business policy
gard for the value Of services rendered spite
seryaye step advertisements encroached upon our
that in the interest hundred and fifty
thousand to half million readers daily have been fire.
quenty compelled postpone their insertion exgonces
Of this extraordinary pressure Of conflicting upon
columns, unwingness to materially impair the
popular value Of the medium OF which they
evidently appreciate WILL trust reconcile advertising
friends any which they may have
tered from this cause.
Should the TELEGRAM not insist upon taking care Of
the rights Of readers and upon publishing all the Of the
world each day occurs It woud not be well worth the
attention and the custom OF advertisers
For the future all the largo OF the TELEGRAM
viii be drawn upon to promptly advertisers while at
the time presenting al the In view of the In
creasng volume Of advertising business which is not
proof OF the TELEGRAMS prosperity than that Of
the times advertisers will the necessity OF making app
cation early proper and prompt
insertion.
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THE MISSISSIPPI vALLEY FLOODED.

A BREAK IN THE my LEVELS" NEAR QUINCY
GREAT d MAGE TO THE CROPS OF FAENiERs-
HIGH WATER At HANNIBAL.
Quincy, H., Oct. 2O.-Spccial dispatches to
IN, WbiJ. from New-Canton and Roc,port announce a
disastrous break in the "suy Lcyces" two miles above
SCOTS Landing The water pouring through the
creyasse In torrents and vast ~ highly cul-
vatcd land Is being rapidly inundated Runners were
seat ont to the people of the DISASTER and the
farmers using supcrhuuan efforts to save their
stock aud their houssh hold effects The disaster occurring
at tins time IL much greater than before, a
very large Of winter wheat has been sowed.
The corn and other crops have not been secured,
and the bottoms fun Of cattle horses and other live
stock The food upon the p"ppir suddenly ana
unexpectedly that few prepared for II, and In con
sequence tine damage n very great Both leNccs are cH
P"rtrd ~ break n the rise continues twenty four
through the shy lcycos opposite hannibal
and points above. ~ ihe water Il several
inches higher than last spring, men the eyee gave way
At Hannibal the water "a across the rail
the National Hotel. Tie Kcokuk and 3, Louis
and the rails at several points 5eio" H'nnDai aud IT.
Louis will have 20 be- abandoned Tomorrow. North 0t
Quincy several farms are oycrloWed 10y the hd, hWtcr
from quincy aud the farmer, aso gathering their corn
a. skif-.
~ Lorrs. oct. 2O-The river At Hannibal
has risen thirteen inches IN four hours. II is
nineteen feet inch above lpw-"attr MARI, or even
with the top 0f ia" mark last -prluy.
BURLINGTON, IuW1, OCT @O.--,bc Mississippi River
continued tp rise yesterday morning became stationary
about midday and began falling al. ut O'Clock Il fell
about iIyh,s II supw d1cut thirteen Inches below
the high water u June last year There has been no
serious damage Gone here
Dubuque. iowa say the wa.r Is Still rising and Is
within less than two feet OF Tie highest On record
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Tho relcgrnm ind ifs Advertisers.

The tax which advertisers imposing upon the TELE
GRAMS space and resources demands word two Of
PLANTATION.
The TELEGRAM recently compelled TO announce an
in its rates advertising less in the interest Of
its readers than by legitimate business policy and fair re-
gard for the rendered In spite OF this con
serntive stop have encroached upon oar
pace that In tho interest of three hundred and fifty
Thousand 70 half million readers daily have boon fro
compelled to postpone their insertion The egeneies
of this extraordinary Of conflicting interests upon
our columns unwingness to materially impair the
poulr value of the medium OF communication which they
evidently appreciate WILL We trust reconcile advertising
friends TO any inconvenience which they may have encoun
tered from this cause.
sbould the TELEGRAM not insist upon taking care Of
tho hts Of readers and upon publ hng all the Of the
wor each day as occus woud not be well worth the
attention and tho Gu tom Of advertisers.
For the future all the largo Of the TELEGRAM
viii be drawn upon TO promptly advertisers, WHILE at
tho Same tm presenting all the In view of tho In
creasng volume Of advertising business, which not
moro proof Of TELEGRAs prosperity than that OF
the tines advertisers win tho necessity Of making appl
cation early in order secure proper classification and prompt
Insertion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21

THE JEWELLERS BANQUET.

The seventh annual banquet of the jewellers As
ISOLATION was held at DelmonicO's last evening.
There were present one hundred and eight guests.
Among the well-known persons present were
Carl Schurz, Chauncey NJ. Dcpew, Presi-
dent Carter of Williams College, q. p. Sat
terlee Colonel Thomson, S. l.. Woodford,
Agemon S. Sullivan and Isaac II. Bailey.
The intellectual part of the evening" OpeGed by
the announcement of the toast 1.-The fresId Mt OF
the United 5 ates" which received with cheers.
In the absence of Pres ient Arthur no response was
made. Stewar l.. WOOdfOrd responded TO the toast
"Our Government" The Old World and the
New" was resp pnded 10 by Carl Schurz IN remarks
that drew forth rounds of applause. The wlttiest
speech OF the evening was made by Chauncey NJ
Depew, who spoke to the toast Trade, COminerce
and Manufactures" The Rev. DR.. John Hall spoke
in behalf of the clergy and the pulpit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NE VS..
AFFAIRS AT PANAMA.

PANAMA, Oct. 1.-THE Canal Company has
negotiated for the purchase OF the Grand Hotel in this
city u be general Offices for the company and
residence for the employees The amount 10 be paid Ia
800 600 francs The original cost " tho building, with
ont furniture could not have been ess than $4,000
Since Colombia entered the Postal Union on the LIST Of
July last na affairs the Isthmus have been decid
.dly mixed, Mails for the Wet Indies. Eng
land, Europe, etc. have been dispatched by
cargo steamers OF line and another rather than
by the Royal Mail steamers whose specia
duties are 70 carry mails bet wee Colombia the Antilles
and Europe. Lately also mail intended for the Pa
hc mail steamer Colon, and which carried remanses
Of rot than from $50 OOO to $50 900 left behind
at AspinwalL This mail will go forward per Atlas
steamer Alens to-day, after delay 81 1ye days Many
people the stbmus have loAt faith IN the National
Post Office" sOcalled. and seek other means nf for.
warding The United Consul and
Postal Agert here does not receive aud forward local
mails as formerly, but the Consul at Aspnwa continues
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
GENERAL NOTES.

A fastidous PoughkeepSie girl mas wiz. . Sa
to the presidents OF all the principal coieE' - ;,
nountry TO inquire whether she shouu say I'LL,
or mumps are" Some Of the presluents of one
of Zone mump" while others ,hries differ on such
inumps" II ia strange that authoilue' o'H0'
vital questions :. on unus
The christian Union this week is an unus
rolv handsome number, the main point OIL
ing fourpase supplement contaih'ns 'n Cont
,ao1I farm Of Mr. Lawson Valentine, in orange Oo'i'y
~ tn loscripion Is by Lyman Abbott ana
A. ,,.a,ions are by F. s. Church. While the typogTa-
nbv and prcss-wOrk have been dohe OS 'ne INV
Press. Cambridge. ~ IL.
me Leranf Herald assures the public that
there is no truth in the recently circulated story OF
cargo OF human bones shipped from Plevna 10 En3a
sr ferizing prposes The proof offered Is convincing
namely that would not pay to carry them al cost vi
Mt least 10 per ton the Balkans 10 RouosSo' t
port OF shipment The bones were those ., I'LL
were gathered along the track OF the disastrous re
from Adrian0pe.
A story, apparently of sophomore crl|in' Is
told about one OF the present Yale freshmen IL 10 " %
effect that he went New-IIaven twenty years AK" "
passed the examination, but did not enter ne "'"'
into business. married and prospered un'l now "e"
no his business that he can leave II io
tr Tears he has brought his family TO NewHaVeh anu
entered the college, ~. - :.
The festival season of the Chinese year Is
about beginning and many Ceesials are gong nome 10
.niov IT, Tie Oceanic which sailed on October from
San Francisco for Yokohama and Hong Kong carried
chinese in the steerage Just before the steamer LETT
her dock a search for sOwaways was maze WIN h"te
worthy results. No fewer than ten pigtaHs WIN 'i'h
owners attached found in various parts Oh ''o
vessel and dragged forth to day light and disappointment
Asmipbt have been expected great ingenuity had been
exercised by the stOwaways i'll their efforts To 1se n
customary search Two three were taken aDoaIu
rolled up in mating and slung upon Poss ,,s ~
ar,ad hv coufeleraes An inspection OF the c"inhs o
which ocean steamers always carry several III an y
,an ~ nnssbie deaths during the voyage, revealed
Connie of crafty Mongoians lying In snug secIusoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
E0RFIGN NOTES.

LONDON Thursday, Oct. 90, 1881.
schooner has been wrecked of Dundee, ana SIX h'e'
lost -
dispatch from Tripo says that 1000 Turkish trooPs
have been sent thence to Crete ,,.
Count de Robant Is empowered to say that the Vist
o. King FIumbert to Vienna viii bc received WIN src"
pleasure.
Mr. Cramer the representative OF the United States at
Berne. will take Through until next spring lie III
tends o. visit America.
The quidaor of the National Bank OF Luxembourg the
doors of which have been closed by the Government S
issued call for 30 per cent OF the unpaid OUTSTANDING
amounts.
Another great political trial Ia expected to take place
AT St. Petersburg in November when forty members oi
the Party OF Terror will be arraigned before Spoo
court.
dispatch from Piecr-Maritzburc to The Times says
at reported that Transvaa Volksraad has sht
repy to England Nothing has transpired as to its con
tents but IL Is believed Ia be pacific
The Natal Legislative Council has passed the resoln-
ton OF which had been given that Generai Oh
Evelyn wood. British High C"mmissioncr, DE ID
formed that the present form oil government 10 "o
suited to Natal.
The Committee Of Cotton Masters greatly dissatS
rd with the result Of the interview between the Liver
pco Cotton Brokers' Association and the sWhners ~
sociaOn and urge that legislation be secured 10 sup
press illcgitnate speculation IN cotton.
telegram FROM Hcng Kong says that the British
ship Geraldine Paget Captain Wilkinson, from that Port
seutrrnber 20 for Portland Oregon, has beeen totally
wrecked the Pratas Shoals, IN the Chinese sea- Ano
crew were saved.
NJ Novkod, the Russian Ambassador, has INFORMED
the Porte that Russia has placed no obstacle 10 an
arrangement being concluded with the bondhoderS III
il believed that Russia would consent 10 reduce H.
claims Onc-half provided Turkey offered 'c"So
rate OF interest with substantial guarantees.
OTTAWA ont oct. 2G--The Quebec Government nave
dsatched fifty barrels Of -four To the assistance oil te
sufferers AntlcOsti
HAVANA Oct. 2O-The police have arrested 6 man
charged with stealing stamped paper, OF which sioo
W nth was found upon h- person. number OF ms sup
posed accom- illces have been arrested
HALIFAX, y. >. oct. 2O.-Angus Mcleod, OF the III
land Revenue Department, arrested to-day IN con-
r,ctiou with An Investigation which has been gog on
for tine lasi few dave that department IL Ia SAID lbcfe
are some bonds missing and unhcc"uhtrd Ior'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
CASES or SUICIDE.

Esther Gutenberg, age twcnty-clglt OF NO.
l1o2 Le1ingon-aye shot and fatally wounded herself
yesterday. IL Nncty-tourth-s, near Madisou-aNe She
informed the police Who attracted by the report o. the
pistol took her the Presbyterian Hospital that she
was sister Of the three partners In the nm 81 =
Gutenberg & Co. cigar manufac urcrs. Mt No 2G2 Bow
orv From hem IL was learned that young woman
had been In ill-heath for time. having been too
closely confined to the OF sick sister Yesterday
morning she was good spirits. 1t was surrnsei That
she left the house 20 her sister and on the way was
attacked hy sudden IN ~ arrangement, whlth hd htT
Ia shnot herself In the street The bullet lodged IN her
left side. She will probably die.
Iouis MachmaHu. German barber, iw"ntT-iour years
I'D ATTEMPTED to commit suicide yesterday by swallow
ing a do-- OF Paris green. lie was found about a. IN
in Cirnhau-avc.. Brooklyn by Patrolman Adams, ana
was sent TO ST. GATHERINGS Hospital He viii recover
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P1SSENGERS .lLRITED.
PROM Lprnroor-ur STEAMSHIP u,rAu,
L. "Thc Jndgrn in New York ?
SOC t0-mOrruw's Tribune.
AApHIED

BALDWIN SULLIvAN-At st. Inkc's Church, Montcl lr
~ J., Wednesday morning october H. 1851, by the ltcy
William \. Leonard. iSai ted by the Row j. t. NaNvc aud
the Rev Thomas BraiuIri, d. D., william Dch'an Bad
win "a Helen Hunyon daughter ~ Nahum Sr!i'H"
CALLISES- Thursday afternoon. october 20 nj
~. 1hOmass Church, by the Eoy. DR. Morgan Fred rio
Caiscn 10 Caroline daughter Of Charles Wager u al of
thi, city
CHEoTER-ROBER1S ON wednesday, October la, at the
residence a the brides parents, 80 us Madison ave- by
her father the Rev John j. Eoucs. d. H., Assisted 10y
the Rev. y. +. Putnam, Martha Dwight 20 William r.
Chester, OF Nrw-lOrk. NOcarls.
EDWARDS KNON-Un wednesday, October ~, nc the
Reformed Dutch Church Of Oh ave AM fehst.
by the Rev. Dr. j. H. Mason Knox, Wheeler dc FpItat
Edwards and Emmn Leter- daughter OF John NJ. KNOX,
all OF tins cily
FRuTHINGHAM-M ACDONALD-At the FIN Ayenuo
Presbyterian Church "wednesday, October 10 1881, ~ the
Rev. John Hail. ID. D.. Z. Frederick rockingham and NJ
NJ Macdonald
HOYT-KO8ERs Thursday. october 20, at the res!
deuCc O the BRIDES uncic. East orange ~ j. bY The toN
=. j. MCPHERSON. Frank &. Huyt ~ Adelaide Rogers
BBEY-BOSWORrI-In ST Ignatns Char'h, on tho
10th inst, 10y the Rev r. g. EurT u. D., assisted by inc
nov. L. Mckee Brown william Hoseo lbbey OF Gin
y. Y. aud Martha loan buSNOrth, daughter Oi H.
sylvester EOswOrth, Of Nrw-Gork City.
sTRUTUEitS-WA LLEN-At christ Church, october 10
1891 10y the DR.. T. =. Nhipuan, james Sruhrrs 10
Marie Camp, daughter " General Henry D. Nalnn.
AUTHORIZATIONS Old Bridge y. j.. Tuesday
October H. l-~l, Rev. JObn liandley
Thomas Whitlock I" Mary Emma lirowh
Al notices Of Marriages mast DO Endorsed cith Jul
name aud address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-21
PROSPECTS IN NETWORK.

The result OF the election IL New York turns
unon the degree of harmony that secured i'll the
Renublican rarty II both wings should work as heart
iy as they did last year. they will undoubtedly carry me
Sfate bu If the defeated wing in the Convention should
secrey opnose the ticket Governor Dix secretly
opnosed in 1874 the Democrats will wiz. Undoubtedly
their oppnebts elect ticket which they have nomi-
mated" The machine insists that II Is virtually the
marty II has even been udicronsy asserted that the
IN 600 Republican votes i'll the city last due
to kind Of organization which forbids seventenths Of
those voters TO any voice in naming the candidates
of the PARTY The machine DESIRES above all things TO
be considered essential Ia III order that may
be endured as necessary evil and II is quite capable of
quietly procuring the defeat Of the ticket not openly
and manfully opposing IL, or any part OF IT, upon
orounds of priucipe but secretly cutting it, in order
Il he able 10 say that nothing else assure Republican
victory careful comparison Of results after the cleo
ton will show how far the threats freely made at the
Convention have been carried out.