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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-30

We ora authorized to announce TnOs. II. XII
lingswnrth as A c, ndilaje for shcrin, subject u
the action oTthc democratic party OF McLennan
county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-30

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The daily gazette., 1882-08-28

The DEMOCRATIC nominations ere received
with great favor by the State press, even the
Republican papers admitting It's Acceptabiiity
and strength. Phe State SentineI, organ Of
the "Dover Ring" was fairly sickened with
the news of St0ck1ey's nomination, while
the Milford NstOs says the nominees are
probably the best the party could
" have selected" and that "C6loneI
" stockley represents the most progress
" sive and independent wing Of hiS party,
g and Charles B Lore Is undoubtedly man
" of good abilities as a lawyer" fhe Demo
cratic papers are enthusiastic in their praises
of the ticket, and altogether the Demo
cratic party OF Delaware is more united and
in better condition to conduct successful
campaign than 1t has been for years.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28


THE Sentinel, "Boss' Harrineton's per-
sonal organ, asks for decent, manly
Campaign" in this State. Well, as far as
the Democratic party Is concerned, this Il
just what the people will have, but II the
Republican party desires TO have 4 ''decent,
"manly campaign, IT should put decent,
" manly" men to the front in the
party management. Let II Withdraw
Its "rng" ticket, give its honest voters
chancs to nominate ticket of their
choice, and depose Dick Harrington and
George P. Fisher from their positions az the
boss ring" managers of the party, go as
to give room for better men, In
whom the people can repoee some
degree OF confidence. Then We
would have 'decent, manly campaign
on both sides, but as long 40 the Republican
party of Delaware allows itself TO be rtffed
by machine measures and led BY disteputSble
men, it must. expect to be condemned in
strong terms by honest men and honest
Journals, no matter how loudly those
who thus squirm under the lash OF
public opinion may cry out for q
" decent, manly campaign" 1t takes
decent men to make decent campaign,
and no good need be expected from men
whose previous records are so cloudsd that
the charge of Islander would not apply 10
the worst that could be said about them. rll
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The daily gazette., 1882-08-28

TIE REPuBLioAN State ticket consists Of
Albert Cutrey with an ''e'') for Governor,
and Washington Hastings for Congress,
with the following important additions in
prospect should this ticket triumph at the
polls in November For United States
Senator, Dick Harrington for Associate
Judge of the Superior Court, George P.
Fisher for Attorney General, James R.
Loaand. How does this arrangement suit
the people,
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28

THE aassss Journal touches the Rspub-
lican voters Of the lower county in tender
spot when u declares that they had no voice
In nominating their Stats ticket, whdHs the
Democratic delegates from enassx went TO
Dover and had the choAce Of their county
respected and nominated for GOveruur. For
all the say they had IN the nomination Of
candidates the suaeex Republicans might
Is well have stayed "A NJ ~ and saved their
money, 90 the y, wee axad api
in advanl a IN by Sh to<do kas y
meekly conAre Tho tArSaln made kgN the
bosses, fAa pua| lean tAte 0dnFenticn
was really held in Wilmington, when
Aeasrs. Harrington, Fisher, Higgins, Gperry
and . tSW Others, representing the two fAc-
lions Of the party, deliberately parcelled the
nominations between themselves. And tha
-tiekeeseleceed BY these men is the ticket
the people pf, Delaware are asked 10 elect IN
NOvomber -~~-- ets
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The daily gazette., 1882-08-28

II, ,.1sIoes"s X # HARRINGTON wentsa the present
campaign to be0na, ttHhereinl measures, not
tssmen, may be iiecnssed." No doubt. The
t'bOas'sisl& sort OF man who. wSjil not bear
much discussion, but FOL, that matter bis
measures" are almost ~ objectionable as
his personal EeeQrd. ia.a nival v.AH IL
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28

A sfAfEArlHr q thsi amoHnt of school
tax for coloFed schools, reeeived BY County
Treasurer Herbert -from the County Col
lectors b published IN to-dAy's aAEETTR.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
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THH faHINsunA sDnFohs hold their an
nual meeting to-day at Oxford, Mo- on the
Chesapeake Bay. The poor acribee who
have 10 remain at home and keep the press
Id 436ttop sincerely hope that their more
lucky brethren wtllrenjCy Themselves 70
thely heAFts' eQntent. ,aIeY 91liaou =
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pon,s nio an enc 1Eeass.i

',Rough, ON Rats.psi Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, fiies, hnts, tnoies, chip
mpnks, gQphsrs. "a centsasg9d q aia'n
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Mr.. Weed Again.

Mr.. Thurlow Weed furnishes another m
teresting letter In to-day's GA|ATTR In rela-
ton to his assertion that Daniel Webster
missed being President by nos accepting the
Vice Presidential nomination Ia 1870, TO
which exception was taken by Hon, William
G. Wkiteley OF this city. We assure Mr.
Weed that we had no intention Of .imputing
untruthfulness to his statements In our
reference to his previous letter, a. we simply
coincIded with Col. whiteley's opinion that
he was mistaken in regard 70 the mattsr.
And, indeed, Mr., Weed admits that he was
mistaken In the dates he gave IN re-
latlon to Mr.. Webster and the Presidential
election Of 1S40, and this being
the case It is evident that he d
mistaken throughout, as the dates he fur
nished were applicable to the 'Whlg nbmi-
mating convention Of that year, but not to
Mr.. Webster, who, as Col. Whiteley clearly
proved, was not in the country st the time
Mr.. Weed thinks the Vice Presidential nom
ination was urged upon him. still, we have
no desire to deal unfairly by the veteran
editor, and hasten TO assure him that we
are not only open 70 conviction, but
ready to do anything in our power 70 present
him fairly before our readers, whom he haA
so pleasantly entertained BY his valuable
and interesting letter. =. IN aaao
As to Mr.. Weeds "Other interesting re-
"miniscenee of our distinguished statesman,
"John NJ. Clayton" we hope he win furnish
it to the readers Of the GAzRrTI
without delay, as his ''old friend GeOrgs
"P. Fisher" is still living, and will doubt
less be glad to corroborate him. For tina
matter, however, we do not think that an,
statement Of Mr.. Weeds in relation to Nj
Clayton WIN need any confederation, o
thoroughly familiar was he with the politics
affairs Of the country during an the tim
that John NJ. Clayton was in active publ
life. It would give us great pleasure {
publish this "Reminiscences at an early day.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28

/ AND IA. A. THOMAS, ST. CLOUD
h11al ~ fYS.3sW Wsshinston, y; g, pEzetlces
Contested csseA. private land clGiins mining, pre-
e.mptloa s. AID homestead eases PFosecuted before
Court and all clAsses Of ciHlns before the xeFff-
tive Departments. special attention given TO
tdwn-site cases. Land WArrSnts, hoinestead
aoatA and all kinds OF land scrip bought and
sold' -lJ mfsh -.. .fE lfss-0 =
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
NorrUEs.
NOTICE no rus
DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
the rules governipa ne U1mocratic party
nomination election will "a tela In the several
wards and hundreds Of NJ CaNilA county, on.
SGadfdan Septemb 9th, 1882,
ieetwssh the hSurs sFI m. AAd b. m. FOR fhepdr4
,poae hf p0laiAating V@b candidates for the once
of stAte Senator and seven candidates for repre-
sentAtives in the next Legislature, and for six
candidates for the ONCE Of Levy Court Oommis-
st0ner for New Castle county.
The Judges appointed for hOl.llpg fhR 1ofAinA.
ton election for ShaFiR add Coroner viii hhia this
election. ...-....-.-.----.-
.x xrgm6etIng or the Democratic County Exec
utive Committee held at MiddletONn on Thursday.
August 2lth, 1854. the following resolution was
nnopteQp VIZ Vsls s4Q4st rHAt4tf
Resolved, That this eommIttee recommend 70
the several Hundred COnmitteea the propriety
Of holding the nomination election for the hum
dfed ticket at the same time a. the nomination
for Legislature and Levy Court Commissioners.
-isBy order OF the Committee. ~ s.s-....
aoW ehE'' ltaA 'N H. b. McINTIRE
LEVI A. BRRroLErrK, Secretary. -.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
GoatL AaNioa

The No. 8iwheeier % wilson runs light
runs fast and is sishlfsthreadinR. 90
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IN stocks 10 worth greatideal. We hear
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
MI-SIC AND TIE DRAMA
ppI7p COMPOSITION


,,,. .,,.c,,pb brought the information few DAYS
t,.,. .he rrize Of 81 900 offered by the Oin''n-
-, Musical Festival Association for ne pFS' W.
~ c,mnojtion. for Performance next NAY, "'
-, Given 10 Mr. William W. Giichist Oh H ,',
5eInbi9 THIS is the highest honor M music "''On
- M. conferred ia this country. m" Us N"'u'
,,..oos.3 bv the distinguished character VI
b, awarded U-Herc Car! hein''N''
'r,,.ic NJ Camille Saiut-Saens. on rams
o,5 Mr. Theodore Thomas. Two year "7D
be uri1e. which had ih'h JUS 49,,
established as feature in the C-nt'hn1,'
scheme. wa, awarded to Nj. Dudley h"'N ''' '.'
"S,cn,, from the Golden / se1d' men '",
,.i.,, ,,.,s restricted to composers born III ZIG
P!..I,.,t.s The prrposc was, Of course, to en-
oorra 10 native art. This year the lists were op'u
- an musician, living in the United states ana
,bs circumstance that the majority Of the IeSolh9
rrsici,Y, in the country who might he expected 10
rcnrete for such prize are men OF foreign p--IN'
Odds credit again to M GlchrISt's triumph
There can be no question that the Festival AS''-
,i,riou directions acted wisely ID removing the re-
s+rction of nationality from tLs comp t'uoh' IL -
,nucb roo early to begin TO talk OF 0lS.'"
AmeriooD school of music, but high time tha' every
rcssbIe iuducement and encOuragement Shouiu oo
bsId ont for serious efforts IN the higher forns "
r,rsic,I composition. The necessity Of tins IN the
Interest Of general culture excuses and Jushes the
,ao+,o5 which Is ordinarily disparaGed and ridi-
culed. We have no subventioned opera houses OF
academies 10 encourage our composers to try their
talents we have no publishers so philsnthropic AZ
to publish original works OF large
dimensions for the American market, for
we have no American market for such works;
piano and ballad trides and ephemeral pieces for
he church form the staple Of American muslcaI
production Mr.. PANE 2n1 81. buIh, T,u bones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

gers hou'e Afght occurred after the arrival N
the hocr and Forsythc and Merdeth started to hut
Forsythe caught by Jonas Haywood, who, after
beating him she head until he nearly nsensblo
discharged revolver and r0t-ythe fell dead.
The news ~ the murder spread rapidly but the officers
were Glow o action and tine murderer could NOT he found
Mesac Haywood md Blrrnger were lodged I'm jail and
Indicted accessories 10 the June term Of the Court
They were afterwards released on ban-Mcshac Hey
wood ON juno 20. under bond ~ - 900, and B1rrn-
Fgrcn O'yober Is, under bond of 5000. 5000
After Jonas Haywood disappeared reward of clco
was offered hy br0'her-iul1w ~ The murdered man,
and County Detective McBuwcy bean 10 ferret ont l4
whcr atouts. 10 was known that hcyw0od hai visited
several Wrt, states during the preceding two years
and the de ective started West upon tour OF discovery
While IA Indiana he secured letter written
bY Haywood from Murr-viic, Kansas, on
October =. This caused the law oihcer 10
forward descriptive circulars 20 different points ~ that
STATE ~ " Itch fell into tine hands of s. T. NIer,a
Justice Of the peace CuncOrda loud County ktnFhs'
who personally acquainted with the might've rms
led o. the arrest of Hey wood and - return 10 WaShng
the custody Miller and Detective Mt Burney. IL
n alleged that FOrsythe the third man whom hei-
wood has kllcd-Oue 70 Utah and the secohu
M Kansas; and many people believe that the real cause
OF t0rsytne's murder his nOTiedgc or Haywood
grimes. The prisoner also bgannst ana ID sara
Lt attempted 10 murder his first wife. her ther ana SIS
ter m Indiana I'm l-72 The three persons indicted Will
have Strarate trials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
THE AGRIcCLrrRtL DlPIErUENE
MOVEMENT TOR EvLARG-NG ITS s,oPE-yIEws oT T.
TIE CO1IEissIONFpS.

NOV LflHNI ioI ENLA"''.>' lis So 'i'"' "'
TIE CDlIN-sSIDvFHS
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NASHINGTON, Jan. 81 ne agitation OF the suD-
;+ f ,r,a,ili,, t,e isugrrrr,eDt If t,rrlcuI tlra
has brought forward LUIi''l Oh "l'i' III ''IAA''7
lookiur 10 this end Senator Davis, Of West Viz
.-. :....,.l...r , ir1 IN ...l.r.-, tho B.rarf-
kll-i'' Las iitA''I' q van I "
meut so chat 10 shall supetyls" tI" COMMERCIAL as
NIL - , ..,ri.r,'trIral iut-raer- &C the com frv.
CouEIes smen Leteyre, Russell ana 'PurEriH OF
oLio have All introduced bills urovidiac for the
~ l.. IS .t.
thorough reOrgan2alon dnc enlargement OF Ihr
r,.+ Mr. a4.,ra'. I,Iii r,-,-i,ias for , r1iirr-
''Pi =, t..r
we already an existence III tact and also for tle
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hpI"l-'td l't Oh " 3'l'''4t '' .'-'- .''-' '- 80
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