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, 1881-06-10

Ir is n remarkable fact that the "Rtldress
of tho State Executive Committee of the Ton
scrvntise party" III Virginia contains not
Die syllable concerning the S.ntu debt or thu
alleged rerudlntiVn program uf tho keatl-
!'strr party. Tho address Is confined rxcu-
siyely III ii consideration Of political aiul
parttsall reisons for giving continued sll1-
part to tho 11nllrb0n party nf tic Stale. The
Executive COMMITTEES remind tho voters tint
"tlc Cnnscryutt,e-DenlocEatte purity rescued
The llcritage Of self-goyeGnnIemt from tho
'elnpest of military rule, of Congressional
tyranny. an1 tho eurruptlng taint Ut Fa.lcral
bribery; tint III lS''y md 1850 "it saved
Virginia fraln political lnIscrgenatton an,l
that tho spirit Of 'Gg Il,tst all,uate tile
people When "tho effort Is n,a.le to
hybritlize tho State" 1t II eyi,lettt tho
debt isse Is to be thrown overheard; md tito
appeal Of tile 1lourbUns Is to be l,latlo only 10
lacu prt1ullces anil political fn1lnOsltics.
The Firginin Dourbu,ss have formally ab..lt-
,oltrd the high ynntuge-grollrd which they
occupied us alleged tebt-payers, uiut comu
down to thu low love! Of partlsn,lB struggling
for the spells Ut Office, and kcektng to lA'r-
petuuse their puwer by yolcllee t1ini fraud.
They openly hu;.st tl,at "the lenplu will sac-
rlc their differences (ni, the debt question:
To save their Stntc." With this now .lcpart-
urc tho Virginia D0,trb0lIs sacrifice wlmt-
ever claln they may hare possessed upun tlo
sympathy nr respect Of Nortiscrn men. Tile
regular Democrats of Firglnia urv now no
better alM ,m wOrsu than other Snutern
Democrats, who nru resolved to keep ln
power by fur means 1t they cnn, by foul
, 1881-06-10

Will the Quincy (1ll.) 1Vhia please take
notice that Judge Robertson never voted ,lny-
Thing hit tho straight Republican tlekot- lIe
wits Graut 1nnn In 1908 nnu 1879: n Conkling
man In 1867, 1871, and 1B7p, and q I'att man III
1Hyl. Tho objection to him which Roscoe Conk-
ling hns Ia thAt he has been his Own mnn between
titnos, aud especially ut tho National Republican
Conventions OF 1870 and 1850.
, 1881-06-10
GEN. SHERMAN ON JEFF DAVIS,

There Is n good deal Of satisfaction III l,nv.
tng Il General Of tile army WHO can tnik rs
well MS light. Tie fnrllu.r faculty may sone-
times bctrny MT ots1 soldier Into controversies
Tint might better 1e avoided, but IT nlso Gil
abics him 10 defend i,,nscli, his associates,
and Ills country on public occasions against
misrepresentation mid malice. Tflu reunion
of tile Army ot the Poto.nac Mt Hartford
gAve Gen. Stiertnaii such MI opportunity,
aid l!o improved It with readiness, skill,
and vtgUr that will ,l,nke him new friends
and Win hlln new tnnrela throughout the
land. lie took nr s.lcl. extracts M ho lIns
read from jeff DnyIs' recent bouk and nx-
pnscd their fals1ty III terms TINT will mako
tho cx-l'rcsident 0f tho ex-Confcdcracy
S40irn when le reatls Gen. Sllcrnlan's COM
inpnts.
Zen. Sherman proved co1lcaustvcly TINT 10
far III Davis purported to give tho trlIo
history ut tho 'Alurclt to the Sea-" and cs-
pccially III regard III the rcl1.oyal of tho noN-
c0n,bnlnnts rrnm At,antn mil tho burning Ut
Columbia, Davis lIus ,ll,stlc deliberate arul
conscious nltempt to falslfy history. Tho
facts III regard to these Incidents fortunately
10 not rest upon tic prevailing sentiment Of
tho South nt thu clnSc Of tho War. Tl,cy
l,ayo been Investigated by Impartial jurles.
The humanity and lcCeiicy attending the
removal nf thu llOll.combatant population uf
tAtinMta llas been fully atteste,l by Mnt.
Clarc, Confederate uil1cer acting as n rep
reseEtatiys Of ('el.. l[oml nntt tho intcrna-
tlonal Investigation Of the I,rt.Esl. cla1ms
far sho ioeu nf nropart,. h, lin lu,rr,,,,, ~
.ot s,lo loss " pr"net!y III .no BURNING OF
h,.T
~ u"'oN .loops' Wv pel'sne' ~ u'e 'es'l't
tn tcen n mi nf tho honJs NJ tla GrnIo,,
nrn'y. JrT Davis IL thus convicted of M
.'"'t W. ~ s'"''is ','s 'a'.e'' VI 'ao worm NJ
the expense OF demonstrated facts, aud to
49,. ~ ''''"., . s.'' y. Wv ''o'e'
ns1'o'k 1"tHfa Re'eratlohs ny Sonc't1ne ior
the rut,lors anti theorlcs which took thelrrlso
a'''o''g sa''t'1lSllMl pcoplo NJ time wien
they were not eapnbl0 Ut Judging furry,
A"o nt'""Re'' pull Which s'c''' ohef1t"il
lilatu against ,leir Davis, however, wins Ills
defense If the Confederate tiencrals Hood
and Johnston against the assaults which
Davis made upon them as t,,cs,,s for g!orify.
lng himself. Davis c,Hrges that Johnston
tt[snlpytp! his orders by surrcl,.lerIng when
le did, md not pro,nng!ng thu Wur By a re-
treat toward Texas. linn tl,ut charge {;en.
Sherman makes the following comment:
Now, ,,any h,,,nnuo u,,tl Routl .n,lu hcllcvosi
tVs. tVs. i Mls9F pKsnutg any GettysblfR. Tue EtYli
tuvAstntI"t, wiic, ,lfisrwartts ~ resS,lt"j @ l,ro
rr,nnrErallo 70 tho Confederate authorities,
thnt urnpnsiiion. ain s.,r ther,, m n ~ nv 1otM M
AInesfcn! cltizen Of tho Nnrth o. knllth hut viii
rsn1 s"t,s 4T s S',tnonitx +! NV H. at,m Tor , hS
'WaF whom he .il il defiance 1T navis us:lers.
III III W lEhOht'H 9ut " 1T III tHFbl, INIT, IRON
, 1881-06-10
CATTLE SEIZED BY INDIANS.

gF. Lou,s, Mo-, Juuo IA dispatch iron' s, to''
allI Indian Territory says: A Aun Of W. fiolss,
who wus hortiIng few ,allcs from hcft' 1e!
that yesterday band of Indians ean'o tn,s' u,v"s
and took tho castlo, telling thu hoy 10 " ~ n' .bo
Holmcs has no authority to ketp stoeh ~ r',mur
reservation, but tho not stronGthens .os r,.waA.
that some Of tho tribes Of Coinansaes,, y, :, nap
and Caldoce aso putting On !sisns !ns!. hnie left
this locality and assembled II Wisn,tll ~" Tor
Interpreter says thay ase Gully mes''ns ~
RrXn4 NlMMQM.
, 1881-06-10

A RICHMOND organ ut tho Bourbon party
calls tho Neadjuster combination "a sandwich
tioket."' It neglected to sny "Ilam sandwich"
md thereby missed Il title to immortal fane.
For the children Of Ham must elect 1t, II 1t iB
r1nctGti nt nil.
, 1881-06-10

THE CnrrAG0 THinrSE has established hfnrch
Offices tho receipt of subscriptions md ndvotsa
ments ns fol!uws:
NEW YbtK-3looru y Tribune llmhtlnR. TT. Nc.
FADnES. MANAGER.
GLAsGOW. sctt,nnd-Allan's American Nuws
Agency, II Rcn!eld.st-
LONDON. Enx.-Amer1can Exchange ~ 2ksnnd.
HESHy F,tsttt.ir, tRenL
WASHINGTON. y, c.--13ta t&reeE
, 1881-06-10

For nil purposes of ordinary observation. the
eclipse may bo regarded as beginning nt l1:a) p.
tn. md ending at l.44ts a. n,,. the intcryA be-
tween thosu t1nteA comprising tho entlro tI,no
during which Auy part OF tho inuon Ii within tho
shadow cast by tho cnrth lnto space, Tho times
Kayon arc tho same for overy part OF the eatttls
hnif-surfaeo thnt Ia turned away from the aun.
hut the iocat times At auy place will he
earlier II wcst OF Chicago, nnu Inter II Gust Of
ChEcugo. Mt tho rate Ut fur ~ minutes OF tlmo
for every degree Ut longitude Tie TACT that NIL
tho tlxllroa orc given IN tue Ephemorltlcs. and
answer fur cycry place by simply nddlnx Or sub.
traotIng for longitude, Is II Kreat thing for sotue
pooplo. 1t enahcs thonl to parade tho work Of
Dthcrs IA their own. and dlEplny an !mnenso
nmo,lnt Of iKnusnncu III stating quantities with
proclston which the real eomputcr would neyor
attempt. No man who really understands what
ho IL writing aboAt would cscr nsatnlo to state to
within totsh purt Ut nile tho diameter
OF the oarth's ahAiow vt tho distance Of the
.no'n. ~ was dono recently With reference to.
thls eclipse.
, 1881-06-10

ment whlcl, Gen. Garilell's Administration
received at the hands OF tho Republican Con-
yontt0n of Ohio Ia m echo OF popular sentl-
tnent throughout TINT Stnte and every Ilepuh-
lcan Sthto III the Union. This approval iasn
srecfa! ynfne In coming from tiartEeld's own
State, where he wouht be tllost likely tt,
meet criticism 1t ho Ind failed In aattsfy
public expectation. Tic emphasis nnd in,-
portance given 10 the inlorsumcnt were due
Iii largs part to tic issue whicl, Conkl.,g Inns
tla,lc, ailu there conld he no better Indication
of the sentiment Of tho Republican party
tiIan tho expression Of n State Convention se-
lectcd by the people without interference in
the very l,eat Of the Canklfng struggle. II "a
similar convention were to bo heiti in New
York Stata to-day, and IT tho people Of Tint
State were permitted to clIuose their
Delegates without submitting to my
,nachtno Influence, the Administration
would be sustained with equal una-
n!nlty. Thcre Is no Republican
Stnto III tho Union where tho people would
not bc proud OF Just such MI utteranca NJ
that Of Senator Sherman when he sad:
"Tllero never Inns been and tharo never will
De room for n Boss in tho Suite; tlio nun WHO
attempts II Ind netter muke his will before
hand"
This Is ono Of tho years when ordinarily 1t
might bo feared tint Oh!u, n close Stare,
would go Democratic. 1t IL wllnt Is called
I'm "off year." 1t is the first ycnr Of n now
Administration, and NIL tho disappointed
ofllceseekcEs nllu their friends nru mere re-
Soulful than ti,oy will be nt any future lny.
1t Is n time ut which apathy among tic Kc-
publ Tiny always be expected, There is
no great Incentive to political work and no
very serious loss to beapprohenletl In defeat.
1t Is Il tine when the Democrats always
utakc n dead rush 10 carry tho doubtful
Stntes. Hut the Republicans of Ohio this
year will have n certain prlde In carrying their
State by n good majority. They will takegrcat
satisfaction In rebnktng the New York innr-
plot who Inns sought to break down tho new
Administration. They will recognize rea-
SOIL for activity and interest which does not
usually exist In "ctf years."
Tho denomination Of Gov. Foster will as-
sure an honest effort to bring out tho 1aopub-
ifcan vote In Ohio. Gov. Foster Is known a.
tho Intimate personal and political friend of
President Garfield. 1t Is known TINT ts ar-
proves Gnrtield's course, md tllat his reGlcc-
tlon will strengthen tho now Administration
before tho country. I1e will not permit thu
Republican party Ut Ohio to relapse into tho
Indifference which usually succeeds tho Tres
ldcntfnl yeur. Ills own record us Governor
will bring great strength to tho campaign.
11o lns reduced thu Slate expenditures, pnid
atf Il considerable portion of tho State debt,
mil refunded tho remainder ut such terms
that tho State viii only be taxed
ubul1t 3lx Der cent thereof1 Tn nttnr
, 1881-06-10
POSTAGE.

Enttrrd al The Pntt-Ontc at Chta1,. H.. as SfeoHt-
t1lss Matter.
For tho hcncnt of our rntrons who t,eslsn to Rcna
single cnpIe* IT THE TltfHrSE through tito nnt1, VT
ziyn herewith tho trnnsIrnt enie Ut tastaxe:
t,rrtq4. anil I}unttl&t. 1'tr t.opV.
Echt md 1wrlrc 'nGH Paper. cthts.
sixteen InED laTcF.. II cents.
, 1881-06-10

A TOTAL. eclipse OF tho moon will occur to-
morrow tsaturtlay' night, visible to tho pcopla
who try to SEQ 1t from my pnrt ot tho United
statcs, II tho weather permit. Tho following
uro tho datos Of tho principal phascs, Chicago
fnnhu ttu1.
, 1881-06-10
EIGHT WEEKS OF LITIGATION.

BAN HlAnotscO, Cal, juno u-Ln.sui, ~i,I Ia
twoen the hichmoud and Albion A'ats ,.', alrnt
cout,n.iod BY four suits, which will .,nsnd.
wouka to III, tho HiGhRiuud Company aeuA4s
Ing struck Jury In each caae'
, 1881-06-10

THAT plnintiva AItty, "All on Account OF
Elixa," WIS spiritual communication from
brigham Young. She Is still lecturing und cut
ting up In tho Wild Wost.
, 1881-06-10

TnE Senatorial canvass ~ 1own Is l,econ,-
ing Interesting. Hince thdVr nntl-nionopoiy
speeches ut tho Davenport Convention, james
F. Wilson is known rs "Farmnr Wilson, and
Gov. 0cnr na "Farmcr GEAR" Whlto onc IL
"ontgratl gin9" tho other, It IN possible thnt
KnFson mny sl!p In 1otwecn them. Tho Atlantic
4tftasen0tf enys he tKase0n> Is exhibiting much
strength, and n good number of votes n,ny 10
pitt t1own fur him. nut 10 this tho Dcs Motncs
tIa.i Stdlc fscvfster ndt1s:
fos; md to start on, tho voto OF tho Eixth
nfstrlct nny practically be put down nB sn1lll for
HIM. and Tint IL not 40 bnt a Etnrt. II he Keeps
~, gaining. and don't 20 to writing iottors or
innkluR spccinl srceehts. h0 Will not io third In
ftrcn9th on tho f1rst ballot, and prohnhly not
second OH tho ihlrti.
Hut Wilson Is still tho leading candidate. Ilc
Ia Immensely popular, and his new appearance
rs mn ant-nlot,opulJst will not hurt him witt, tho
1iasses Of tho people, hu1wovcr II may damage
his causu In other quarters.
, 1881-06-10

Nfcylrher's Yhentrc.
NAdrnn strctt. hriweHn Stale md Dearborn.
Engagement Of tho Vokcs Family. "1lcllcs Of tho
kItchCn,'
, 1881-06-10

wnrr', md mist III monnnt strike IN The all,aR-
tnlsc below. Tho llncamcnta OF Tho huy tovine
closely resemble those of a Into Senator iron,
Tho slhto Of New York. fairfield IL noting ~
engineer Of tho Atlmlntst ration trnin anh
13lni,Io ns tho fireman. while Wiiulnm ns brukr-
inAtl k'scs tho sIgtN to Hfart Mp. THO pasacnKcrs
nro happy and contantcta. Only tho l,uIt acctna
to be hhviuR n snd titnc Of It.. Tho Tito ct The
carlton Is, "AM1 II t1'da 1inh for tho 1!i,l" All
wilt rccngnfzo It's forro antl atltntt Its nppllcn-
tlon. PUCK hns made litslo mistake, however.
In pilttlng tho siRn-boar "To Independence.
villc" hhcnd Of tho locomotive. Tho Astn,tnia-
trntt0n train Is 11ot pointed In TINT direction,
ttor nro tho Now York Times and Tribune, Or TIE
Cn1cAt'o TRIBUNE. wh'cs, aro Represented aB
forming tho pier tint holds up tho trnin. Tho
bull ia going towards 1nllercntlcuccsllr, hut
tho Administration md thg nowepatN,rn tf,at
support 1t nro bnlnh for Ncpiblicanb,trg.
Puck should make n t,ato Of this.
, 1881-06-10

THE scralnblo for the Reaujustor nomina-
tlons In Virginia lltln't 10 tho cAlso any hnrh.
1t showed how many patrlota thcro were conf
'tent OF being ab!c tn hnld down tho Governors
chalr II tho Convention would only say tho word
, 1881-06-10

"IIoNoft will not bny n breakfast" says
Mr. Frank Dlair, Ncad)ustcr candidate for At
torney-Qoncral In Virginia..
, 1881-06-10

IrMlsEKMAS's I.ulGE. No. lii A. f., n 4. ~
sIrrtnl Communication VI 10 held Friday
a!na. juno TO- tor npor.nnt work. Visiting bsGthren
swayA welcome. III utt1ce uf ,,
Il. II. Aaiu.EY. Secretary.
, 1881-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS. 4

&arnnd 0ptra-TKonae.
C1rrk street, prposlt new tourt-iIouse. "uHc!e
Toms Cabin"
, 1881-06-10
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

WAENANaIA lUtN1E, Nh. In. 4. 7. 4 4. M.-im-
p,rtant menttux t,-ntgt spcclll Hra!sr uf business
lu amend tlla hy.nNs. 80
FRED ". ru1tTt.Is sccrctAry.
, 1881-06-10

110NfeY'R FhtNtFo.
Hanrotrh asreei. hetween Glntk md In fal1r.
ENGAGEMENT Of 11nrriGnn and lfhFt "Mn!1lEnn
.unEhs' Nominee"
, 1881-06-10

Academy af Nnstr.
FnIssch h1rect- ncnr MnttLsnn. West Stle. EngnRe-
tncnt OF Tony Unnrr. "Tlnmpty Dnmpty"
, 1881-06-10

Olympic 'fhcntrr.
Clark street. triHucn Lake md Randolph. vari-
Gty entertainment
, 1881-06-10

Ifrpf<y'A ThtNtre.
, 1881-01-22

/ Mir. DEt.ros:n, Of Colorado. Eavc notice n
frw days ago ti,at ihli Speaker I,aiHlaIl cor
scNts to give him The sa,nc privilege rs utiser
members, anil recognizes lltn for The purpose
Of calling up Il bill autl.nrizlng thu erection
OF p,illtc buildings iii Denver, he will insist
oil Tic "rcGular or,lcr III each morning
hour Tie workings vi ills beautiful Inv Of
compensation nrc seen tn 1, l1,e number Of
the Compassionate Record, as follows:
Mr. 1efora coiSIs1o c9FsssS .fs sal1 for tho rcuuur
ii Thu apcukcr-'lho regular order is the call Of
Frji.tv, Jan. H.
Mr. Price t1owa,-Lask upaFmous consent to
Mr. neiiord W Coloradoj-i call for tho reyulur
M. 'sir. Hinton tvirgEnta}-,ylll the gentleman
@ ylea ts me far '"n"cnt' that may offer" reso-
sir. neifor,i sCo'oratlo}-f insist OH tho regular
Tie speakcr-TEie rcvilar order. this being
! private nat''re' s,tn,ray I'm, =,
ny; Ur*on cfexxas,-f ask unanimous consent
Mr. Dcforl tcolorado'-1 cali for tho regular
Tho:;speakcr-Tto r.; regular order IS tho cnit Of
BY atloi'ttng these tacttcs alr. DcIfpr.l Is
| Bringing tremendous pressure tn tear upnt1
the Speaker. Every member who has 4 bill
which hc tlcsiras to hive eoliIo 1il out Of tllo
regular order will wish to see Iselford's
! grievance removed. II 1s evident lin n,etit-
ber from Colorado knows whnt lie Is about
nlul tho boys nut fn tho caiions md mines who
haye cl,rIsteascd Him "t'l,e Ne,l.lies..ietl
Rooster" 1iave 4 proper Appreciation Of Ills
staying qualities.
, 1881-01-22

1tE subject OF dduHlu taxa!ion Is lictng
considered fl tl1o Massachusetts Legislative,
On Monday tho Committee TN Toxntion Hnve II
hearing IN tho bill tor tho relief Ut 1nortHaHc,l
prnlHrty frnrl tnxntIon. The Hon. a. ". llcnrsl
said he presented this lca ten years ago, mi. Ii,
tho ti,no that Ind r1ursel II Ind grnwn III public
f,tyni, lll The IIotiKG thd twldo tisset bill III
curry out tho principle. lilo nrgucl that h Lux
lnfi upon mdrtgngcs ts III realty: II lbuhtc Tux,
null, aa n payer Of takes OIL It,ortRagcd prop-
erty. hi nsked TINT he might l,c nfsessctl, III
corporations nte, FIR whNt hU Is worth. IIo
showed TINT Tux Of ,tr tcut, Or III por cont,
lll,on mortgages IL burden upon tlosc WHO
hold ttens, ind sal Tint t,lH syssea. or double
taxitlon natio iiieehaiilcs tc.,al1.s when they
SHOULD III a.sners ,nr rrap'Fly,. Mrs, F.. n.
llr'glan nstarcsstai thu Cdnmiltte. ind give Iii,
account Of hnw sho la.l suffered under tho
tiefattoii 0r tho present taw. mid Mr. ,yillnin
MInot, Jr., stntc.l curloits cuso III h!s cxpeti-
ctce, III which wolnttn pnys i per cent 'dn
$.SttNo; 0r which she ovt,s ndttli!g, wsirt1!as
when s.u ownctl slU,00o olear she. pah only y.
per cent on tflnt amount. flo knew personally
I'll several Gssutcs whoh net ONLY vi pr cent
rental. antl tI,oiIsht tlat II tier t.ot wll ho
Rood nvtfaBc. 1Io Is IN tlu ,ial,lt af charEtniy d
per cent for 1nonas;, int Hi!Furer It rof II: per
cent It lt.p bariowrr tan xiye gou. security aud
will phy th6 tuxes
, 1881-01-22

,Mts. llHSt,y lI.>11.'s urtfele on ",rlio Fut-
ire Of American Sh!pplng" " III tho last rsln.
DER Of lilo At'anf[c Monthly IL singular IN
ihls: thnt It does not propose II remedy.
The writer lcnyes tho wllole subject III tic
ajr. 1!e carefully proves w,nt dill not need
demonstration, TINT A,lorcnn shipping IL
llccay1ng, nt,l then Stops. 1t docs not re:
Qn1ro Il powerful Imagination to sue the
1lldrlss Of tho editors scissors below tho last
Hue Of Ills copy. Ev1deutly tho xitiantfc
Monthly was not prcparc.1 to takc tho re-
suo1istbiity for tic re,etty which reslson anil
experience alike sugecst-llauely: the re-
I,,oyal OF tho restrictions now imposed upo,,
Americans. Md tho granting Of the right to
buy sAlps where they can be got for tic least
ului,A< r.,
, 1881-01-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

,Enery'a ReorIa,t usen): we c).argcasa
Green IT, lMun,,-not that iic waa II Grfns apaa1
hit t'that TO was nutui. honest arAat ,aan.
Doston JIcraltl tlntl.l: Garfield can pl'5
ball. swim like Il till. al,sl skato ks y" H'sui1'
IL iiear Whothor ho eun lj0x ttown cnna!lua. :.
Springfield {alaas.) l1rji,bllGGii' Nhd.}: II
tho, ci1oic1 for. Hedfafdrt tif the ,.TfeasuI!
really lies, ns estrr hns, Il aMtlt1x. oet~cth ~.
Wllso'' a',.t VIII. Allisoh Of Iowa, A!tlson'''"
lottur nnr.' =; ''';''.. - 's'''' .- ..
st: l.uais 1lpl,c- -ijsrnhcrat' t1iruLl: Tha
only scsluln0 al,d rtltab!u 1utlcla rapnte1
noa,:ii p1,coss III Collaboration, With la!ncn -
aebrosat, of sttt a,,,i .isoit 10 seetety a51g =
~ Hui 'sEl EsaElc.t;a'! !y wiS Sf kSsss ~ t"o
Quincy tlll;l lplia Usep,>i.. Far tho 'posti nj
nlrt Mr. ghoi'ns' cn'a,nlltoes pro well ss. sns
satisfactorily nrra.,aua, thero 1al1ia, ncset'es.
css, much grlnllInz unniG tho Eayp ypsaa ne,.
! 1rrs nth,t 1hd VrnnJ1henct EIvrn e t. eo'A
County In Tho ass4nmellt VI virairlt!nI'shi!n'
Mas|lsoa JQaFNHl 7E6yes rapes}: Ses.11 ;se1
nnr tst cloicct 1sn arc liienscd and se'.t sAl'a.
with tue election 1fstr. BamyEr Us United o!."; ~
Buuntots Id l1!s RtpiskA:r1,iam ho' Is anna ~
ts1.o. Gnd or ~ pn!it'sa guest3s tta nas iii. III
Joliet {llI.) Republican,: Se,lntor auua
ponpac, nnt wl,at IL l.ow dustr,sl IL that hI =.
Harrison to stirred hy means Ut llfe ~ Nv
rrar. Whit tho Iionp.o wntit H. rss. tho pHTshy Thsy
| trly'woEks. and. Eaenndly, tho saip-cas'a1' 1"T
| 9ttGuf0 to get butA.
lsicllmontl (ya.) Dispatch tl>enL) nsia Ia
pa}nucrats WhA isass fer}oualy. npn'l'att a.sind
liutlcr NJ their cana1d..lG tor any Office 10
It's uf satan rcproylny sin wien they piopet pt nm
vote with the 1lalntIIeans II The inter W" T. III
| stI,nu tttter nuil ttla1 MWe1. nIWes
enough, but surely li9tler IL sorse. :, -,
DaseHhort ila,j Gti=ctte {Rep}: J.: ;,.ta an
been inctgasingly osllent tn nh Gloss oosst e,,tnn.
that thu DRIFT Of Influential political oP.an Patn
outside Ut Iowa, has stou.Iliy hcen to"a1 S,,,.t
selection OF Bit. AiI!ton fur tlla t"0lnet, . su
than BIZ. Wilson,, A to this fact 'usss 'ussythH
bcc.,. ~ rooM fnr doubt, rreelae!y '~"tsau.cv AZ
gupE has ,hlil exjsteneu hah mt btrti btr " ! ,rt
apt4rot.t., I'Ilk tattcAnn Yh1nuSs y. " ,ssass \
the lStll tnst, aua copied II tull n nq q,SsxIJ 4.
! thls motnln:, hsss' Yea tho uutsiao :;
, 1881-01-22

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udtiuo uunihcr IN f., III he rnnnoi
uiT % its tinr. a,nt ia tnckc1 nj, ior
six,y or n1bdty ,,nys. l,u aar,,s ,Iptlit,r dur.
m, tNnt ath,p nh;, lua fn,I,tIx m,,st suir,lr.
,yI,s ,mu1,. htm,stlr ,toasu,t rcr, h,s n,,lr.1
mpnt. mini nr,,t,al,ly Ina nj, fr,.Ituu If nnv sort
ryrr,,t of fu,l,unut,on nj his wtfr fur t,ut,1u,,
him il, tn,l nn,t lin, making M c,yort IN mi
lin, nut. Wl,cn 1,p Inns s,rvcy o,,t h,s arrm
I,c pu,nrs t,nt or tnil fhtytd ,ln,l t,nt nj,
family Inns irr,, SUFFERING li,rinr hiss ssnlsenc
far want nf foo,l. warmth. mud rlothlui,. nul
tl,n n,,.,, I,iusc,f II not c,ircd. wh{r thr wife
fs wbrsr of linn s,c ShS t,prot1. a,u1 surtrtv
Il lut avenged fur tl,c l,urriilu iufiuc,iun of
liz tnws. l,,'t nj tho nthor l,n,ud. ii n Dcu1.y:
st,crir hns ,},o lns,,,nr If t,,o l,rntr md II,
lest of iii. lint irp,Ity t,a,ncps II, },e s,nl.
wnrt ncnro. WIN en-, ,,,fmin,s,cr tho lnshInr
will, o,,sto pn,t rntl,sIns,,,- uml tbt, w.fr-
beatrr knows TINT t,,p .lusp viii be tiu,,b!e,l
whenever IN, rcpeals tic ofynnsr. t,,cru ci,n
, 1881-01-22

Iris not Surprising lint ,tr. E.lmuntls is
TIN appotntaA champion Of the sc>,atc III Tho
proposed .s,cfUsatle agatnst tho newspapers.
papers within its borders, aud he l,as bccl re-
elected to tho Sc euate for six years from Tho
4tls Ut Atarcll 1iext' Besitlcs, 1t Is Impossible
that the newspapers ssalu!d bear Mr.. Ed
,nuntls any 1ll-wlll. 'rhey know Tint lie Is
able and loncsi; aml These qualifications for
high olllcc A,p. iii these days, SO unnsuni that
the press carnat afford, OIL personal grounds,
O lisrGgnrIl thei1l.