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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-03
COLUMBIA NEWS.


OUR KEGULAK CORRESPONDENCE:
! Eyesis Along the Experimentation G
| Interest ia and Around the Borough
| Picked Up by the lDtelli-
gencer's Reporter
! Mr. Dauiel Sawyer has returned from q
two weeks trip to Massachusetts, and New
York.
A lad Of 10 years, named John Hauck
received deep cut over the right eye yes
terday, by u fall on the railroad, at Union
street.
The handsome double barreled, breecll
loading shot gun which will be disposed OF
at the q. A. Il. fair, is now OH exhibition
in Mr.. r. S. Brugh's down town drug
store.
A meeting OF the Democracy Of WASH
ingtOn borough was held on Wednesday
evrning. Mr.. Fred. Snyder, Of this place,
spoke at some length on the issues of the
campaign. He was lOundly applauded.
The bridges ofthe Port Deposit railroad
were inspected to-day. The inspecting
party passed through here this morning.
After all the inspecting that has been done
on this road lately it will be strange if
anything out Of order escapes detection.
Miss Sarah Hollinser, who died yester-
day afternoon at her late residence on
Walnut street, will be buried tomorrow
afternoon. The services will be held at
her late residence. Tho friends are in
vited to be present.
After the fourth act Of g Friend and
Foe" which was presented hero last eve
ming to a poor audience, the announce
ment for the appearance here of the Sulli
van combination tomorrow evening was
made also that the world celebrated ira
gedienne, Madame Janauschek, will ap-
pear November II.
M. l.. J. Schroeder, who is now in Phil.
adelphia attending a course of lectures in
pharmacy, has just passed the necessary
examination before the city's examining
board, which permits him to be prescrip-
tive clerk in any city drug store.
A York county farmer named Joseph
LItz, was thrown from his buggy while
his horse was run"ins away, yesterday,
and had cne of iii. :egs broken. He had
been attending tr business in Wrightsville
and was returning home ut the time Of the
accident.
The Sullivan COmbinatiOD.
The John L. SULLIVAN combination We're
to have given an entertainment in Harris
burgb tonight, but through the advance
agents mismanasement no preparations
had been made to receive them. The
entire company is now in Columbia.
Every one, men as well as boys. exhibit All
eager curiosity to see Americas pugIlist
champion. There is no doubt but that
they will have a full house tomorrow
evening. Any person will be given! an
opportunity to spar with the Boston
heavyweight. The popular rates of ad
mission will! prevail.
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OBITUARY.,


Eeatn Ot IhOs. BayafH DuHy.
The many friends of Col. James Duffy,
of Marietta will be panied to hear Of the
death Of his second SOD, Thomas Bayard
Duffy, which occurred suddenly at an
early hour this morning from Group. He
was a bright intelligent boy of only nine
years and his sunny disposition and play
full manners made him great favorite
with all who knew him. His unusually
robust appearance makes his sudden death
all the mere startling. His bereaved
parents have the full sympathy of the
community in this their sad atfliction.
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Still Another Theatre Fire.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Sat 3 o'clock this
morning, fire partially destroyed the Ar.
lington variety theatre. John Pearson
was burned to death, and Mss George
Supplee and Madam Busteed, the lessee of
the place, were hurt by jumping from a
window. James Kenny was badly burned
and several others less seriously hurt. Tho
destruction of Pre- party was small.
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Arrested for IsigaLny.

Kea Iin. Herald.
Daniel Meyer, d resident of Lancaste:
county, whom the police authorities have
been looking for, was arrested yesterday
by Sergeant Becker, at 15l North River
street, on u warrant issued by Justice
Siocber, OF Schcneck, Lancaster county.
The Charge against Meyer is bigamy. He
will be removed to Lancaster.
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RON S-iLk.

y)nSiTlvE PUBLIC >ALE.-sDS SAIUK-
/ DAY, NOVEMBER, 1sS2, at the FOurt ain
i'm, on south Queen 81 rect, will be- sOld That
twO-stOry BRICK DIV ELLING, with twOsiory
trick Back Building AMI Bake Oven attached.
situated or th:. northwest corner of Prince
and Andrew s:re,tS: Hall. Rooms, = Gar
rrt5, excellent cellar. 'front.' and back stairs.
etc: papere,i thr nghOut. Lot - by - feet.
hy,irant, we'll and fruit. This property VIII
make an excellent business stand.
Also :. building lot asjoining above ON
north q feet 8 inches by - feet with fruit
thereon.
Also building lots adjoining above on the
west, fronting 40 f.,.L on Walnu: street and Is
feet on Andrew street,
Sale TO commence at O'Clock y. III.
PETER DELZEIT, or
ALLEN a. HEkk co,
No. iDJ East King Street
SAMUEL HEss Auci. mOvl 4td
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New YORK. Nov. "a dispatch from
Napa City, California, announces the death
at bis resil!erce near that city of James
W. Simonton, one Of tho proprietors of
the San Francisco Bulletin and San Fran
cisco Morning Call, and late general agent
of the New York associated press. He
died of heart disease last evening.
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Change of Northampton Cou

Change Of Northampton County Seat.
There is . rumor that il tho B.nger II
Portland railroad il extended to Somo
point on the Lehi2h river aud to E,ston,
strong efforts will bs made to rsmov, tbs
Northampton county seat from Etston
to Nazareth, which will DO tho most ccn-
trail location in the county. II is ain 'st
sure that these coauctiOns will be
made,
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A Suspected Murderer . Suicide. i.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3 Andrew Mitchell,
who was arrested at Mount Pleasant, a
few miles from Glendale, on Monday last,
on suspicion of being guilty Of the murder
Of A. w. Ross on October 8. was found
dead in his cell in Glendale this morning.
1t is said that the proof against him was
very strong.
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Cheerful Chnirlnou.

CuIcAGo, Nov. 3.-Returns from the
chairmen Of the state central committees.
both Democratic and Republican. in every
state of the Union, are published here to
day, giving their estimates of the coming
election for congressman yet To bs elected.
The Democratic estimate gu Congress is
Democrats 10, Republicans 12S, doubtful
30. Republican estimate Republicans
169 Democrats 127, doubtful 81.
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Revival services are now in progress at
the Duke Street N. .: church. The pastor
is being assisted by Miss Lizzie Sharp, of
Philadelphia. Miss Sharp will address tho
meeting on Sunday morning.
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WEATHER. lN,,aCaTiONs.

WASHINGTON. Nov. :i.-FOr tho Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, northcrly
veeriug to southeasterly winds. followed
by falling barometer stationary or higher
temperature.
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The Tnousani HOlInr TrOt,

o,ndi"s hsat af tho NJ "a r,s sSv r - Sne oo ss s"-
which was begun here yesterday betwe, n
the trotters Billy D. aud Yellow Dock,
was won by the latter to day. Time 2:1I.
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Tho Fire Mt Hull, Ont.

OTTAWA, Nov. 3.-The loss by burning
of Eddy's saw mill, match and pail factO-
ries at Hull. Ont.. yesterday will probably
reach $780, Insuranes about Ssaj,-
00O
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More Jewish Persecution.

PREssBURG, Hungary, Nov. v.3.-Excess. 8
against the Jews here have recon-
meucsd. Drunken rioters have plunlertd d
their shops and killed woman. Ten Of
the rioters have been arrested.
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Bids Opened.

This afternoon a. the commissioners
Office the bids were opened for the con-
struction OF a new bridge across the Big
Beaver creek near Refton. in place of the
one recently destroyed by the storm. The
bids were as follows:
+. McMcllen, ss97; John Shaffer, SAP :;
Miller, Harlan & Deets, 5000 Johu Evans,
$3.50.
Herr s. Miller promise to do the work
and keep the bridge for five years for $475,
aud for ten years for S523. The contract
has not yet been awarded.
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fnHis:. .'nsnt fur y sr"sai Crime.
WEST CHESTER. Pa, Nov. 3.-Charies
Smith, IL years Of age. was sentenced this
morning to the penitentiary for six years
for an outrageous assault ON Edith lIa",
near DowningtOwn, last August. Ills
victim was simple minded. Smiths ar
complice in tho crime Was san'.r""d 10
three years Imprisonment in ,.,, q. ,inty
Jail.
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School House Destroyed by EIre.

ST. JOHSsDUEY, Nov. 3.-Tho Union
school house here was burned this morn
ing. Loss, $4,000.
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-. i.srk ;'.!!,ai:i. ana sina ts5.n. stSck ,
49,. 'iu.;-,: ~t..''r' ':nn'!- -nD 'e,i .:aiiy >,
,r..: q. i.-,s.,. - !ip.t. GucCu street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-03

Browns Bronchial TrUcics, :: remedy for
Coughs and Throat Troubles Grca: service
III Sul,duinS IInarscn"ss. .'-!scy. Daniel Wise,
New York. "Grraiiy relieve any uncasinCss
in the thrOat'S. $. Carry, Teacher OF Gr:-
tory in 'ston University. Indispensable 10
me, having used them through all my minis
tcritl lile.'-Rcv. e. :. Ve,lGicr. Charleston,
sc. n2-lwdcodGw
Puny, weak and sic>iy children are 1naGc
healthy and strong by using Hro~n's Iron
Eittcrs. For sale by ii. y. Cochran, druggist,
l11 and i:s9 North Queen street
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
lfULTON OPERA ROUSE.
Monday, November 6, 1882.
Anthony & Ellis Famous

IDEAL DOUBLE COMPAN1
In the Majestic Spectacular Revival OF Harriet
Eeecher Stoves Great Moral and Immortal
Work,
THE 2GREATEST LIVING TOPSlESs
EVA and her pet pony " Beauty"
"kNOX," the smallest donkey ON the stage
The finest band OF colored voices in the wOrIi
the MEMPHIS UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
and PLANTATION NTKOUBADOUES.
Our pack of
MAMMOUTH TRAINED SIBERIAN
ELOODHOUNDS,
Introducing the thrilling bloodhound chase,
the OHIO River in - snOw-stOrIn. the great auc-
tiOn slave mart.
CASCADE OF REAL WATER,
Grand transformation Scencc OF the Beautiful
Gates Ajar. Eva's Ascension thrOughthe gol-
den "a. rS 10 heaven.
RESERVED SEATS. CENTS.
GENERAL ADMISSION. CENTS.
CHILDREN. ......................@jC CENTS.
Nocxtr:. so higher. n2i;d
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DURLIC SALE.-ON SATURDAY EVEN.
/ ING, NOVEMBER II, 1882, at the Key
stone House, North Queen street, will be sold
tho BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. situated No.
IS East Frederick street, having6 rooms and
hail. lot l5 214 by G9-lO feet side alley entrance,
balcony. All in excellent order.
Sale to begin at O'Clock, when terms and
conditions will DO made known by
JACOB l.. DOEWART,
Or BAUsMAN & BURNS,
SAM'L HESS & Son, Auct's. n2-tsd
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SrEClEL fSfIlJEEES.

Life l. too short TO try halt u dozen different
kinds of sure Cures" when one suffers with
cough or cold stick TO the best and usr DR..
Hul,'s Cough Syrup; il will circ y, mr. cough
and yer disappoini you. All druggists sell
il 1T twenty-five cents Il bottle
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NKw tUa6, Nov. :..-FlOur-St,tc .,i,,l WrsI
ern dull and in favor of buyers. Southern
dull and weak.
wheat l.4l5sc 1Iwer anI hn!l afterwards
opened IL shinie higher: No. Whit" "a - 10 :;
No. ised, Nov, 81 O-3aGll .SZI; II" Dee.
~ J. :atG9l l0X; do JAM, u lotzdl "a 'lo c'.
81 HE6l 1tA.
COrn-Cash and carry months ne higher
late. EGsMc lower; mixed western spot. -
lISS5xc: do lures. G31a SG;sc.
Oats IEGItzc better: State. .2EfiD Wrsicrt:,
S1isc No. Dee, i:i1zGO4;ilc
sSrsiu AMI frO~irs:ss, I0'ssIII's".
.'no O'cio:H quotations. Vi <.n:I, amt ,.i...n
:,'I.~, Furnishes; by :. 4. ihnit, Er>'ker. -,
-ca' King street.
Nov. !.
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EN Il 1 i
AND ORIGINAL. a STERLING DE-
PAETURE FROM TIE RELICS
OF ANCIENT HISTORY.
Al ,rnn,cncnts have Detn u a!c and the Elcc
tinn Rcturns will be read froIn The stage as
soOn us received ut the Tc:esrlph ONCE.
EG-NO eXi III charge for Reserved Seats, W l1ch
Gun be secured at Opera liouse once. n3-itd
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY Az PUl;-
Y lie sae.-On WEDNESDAY, NOEEM-
BER Il, 1882, at o'clock i'll the evening, the
Undersigned surviving executor OF tho Ja'
will and testament OF Daniel Hartman, de-
ceased. will offer at public sale. at tho Cooper
House, in West King street. a large twO.stOry
EEICK DWELLING HOUSE, with store rOom1
large two-stOry brick back building, bake.
wash ndSmOkc house, warehouse and stable.
hylrant, cistcrn, etc This property Nos. 81
and .2S. fronts 30 feet ON the north side OF
West King street and extends back 2ij
feet TO u II feet wide public alley, and has
IN equal right and privilege of, III and
to u . feet wide joint alley between the
above and adjoining property on the east, eX-
public alley in the rear. The house Is well
built AMI the store room IS supplied with
counters and shelving. Tho premise ere at
present occupied by MessrS. Mentzer Il keist
rs Il grocery, where successful business Is
carried Oh
Possession will DC given on the first of April
1883
Persons wishing to view the property or de-
sirlng further information, will please call on
the undersigned, No. II North Queen street,
t. A. BAER,
Oct27 nOyS. .IO,l5Is Executor.
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IlURLIC SALE OF KEaL EST ATE.-ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1881, will be
I'D at public sale, ut the Keystone Hotel. in
the city of Lancaster, ali that CERTAIN LOT
OF LAND, situated on the west side OF North
Prince street, urjoinin properties of N. Ban
nngcr and Henry BarnitZ. and numbered loO
Containing in front on North Prince street
81 feet ant IL inches, and In depth to water
street l+5 fe t. more or less. which is erected
II twO-story DOUBLE STONE DWELLING
HOUSE.
Sa @ to commence at 7 . clcck y. III hen
terms will be made known by
JOHN A. COYLE.
Trustee to Sell.
H. SaCBEIT Auct. nj S'TuS Thtsd
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Thomas Bowman's testimony was iii
substance that of Zeigler's.
Geo. Brimmcr sworn-Was in Kieifcr' s
cigar store talking to Sue Kieffer the
carly part of the afternoon on the corner
of John and Locust streets 4; l asked her
whether she was going to stick to that
that she and Mckcwen had agreed upon !;
she said yes the night before met Laura
Broome and another girl Oh North Queen
street l promised to meet them tho next
afternoon, and walk out to the creek with
them they said they would meet NE at
the corner of John aud East King streets ;
they not arriving in time agreed upon, /
went to Ginder's to get some cheese !;
heard the poor house alarm then saw
Isaac Kinnear, the engineer, aud asked
him how the engine was doing 1 then ran
up the lane as far as the pike, but did not
see Mckewen !; thinking latter was at the
creek, determined to make a short cut
through the fields, but changed my mind
and came out past Ranck's barn to make
search for McKcwen and the rest Of
tho party at the poorhouse fire. hailed
Mr.. Gemperling, who was driving past and
took . seat on tho side of the wagon.
Shortly afterwards DR.. Fitzpatrick arrest
cd me, and gave me in charge of Officer
Burns. l went through no bushes or
chicken yard at Ranck's. Was not in
barn, nor did set it a fire. I was between
the school house aud CIark's when I first
saw tho fire.
Cross examined: Twas at Ginder's store,
corner of East King and Plum streets when
the poor house alarm was given no one
was at store while I was there l went
across tho fields north of Ranck's baIn to
the road did not sit aside Of Mr.. Gemper-
ling in the wagon, and was not warm and
excited at the time was not at poorhouse
fire when it frst broke out.
Re.examined: 1t took me about five
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HihsH & BROTHER.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-06

THE New York Herald of July Z, speaking
uf the ottoman Empire says; AS early us i0i2 Sir
Thomas Roo, Ambassador at Constantlnoplc wtrtc TO
liking James concerning the misery OF the iihab.
tants aud the symptoms Oft decay and ruin that c,rry
'wheIe abounded In the Turkish dominlons.N The
name borne by the English Ambassador Is Il Singular
one and as 1t Is found less than three times a our
Army and twice Navy lists, and as Its dtlva-
ton Is old and historic brief sketch OF 1t may ot he
uGintcrestug. Early In the tenth century Edo,
viking OF Norway, landed In Normandy, marIrd
daughter OF Charles the simple, King OF France and
became the first "Duke Of Normandy - Longworl
aud the Duke Richard were son and grandsn Of
Roo, and In generation Immediately succeeding
branch Of tho family resumed the Norwegian
"Rollo," Z" from which, under the sottenlng lnncnco
OF the language of France the two rs were dropped,
and at the time Of the accession william the COnqeror
the name stood Roo. As such, in rhlerry'S &C. llory
'of the Norman Conquest ~ and lu 'Doomsdy'
book We find 1t, accompanying William to Engnd,
figuring prominently In the Conquest, and rccevIng
Its alloments Of estates In conquered England Iero
one more change occurred, and the maine stood2oG,
and from that time--abont the end OF the cennth
century-to the present the family crest In Englnd
shown by tho book Of Ieraidry has been IN eah of
several branches, the Rochuck the Norman sheld.
In 1880 q branch of the family emgrated from Ing
land and settled Long Island and since that line
the Army and Navy have almost constantly hell Its
representatives.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-06
Give Us IA Legal Decision Regarding
Neutrements.

TO the Editor Of The Sunday Hsraid:
SIR: Congress has removed the old 400
limit the retired lis and sl II Is announced to
us that no more rotrements Will be made save for
sixty four years Of age, or forty years service on
application Is thsto punish the Army fol having
used political Influence - To obtain compulsory re-
tlrement2 The intent of Congress In the cOmpul-
sory retirement clause to nfuse little lfe-boOd
Ia the Army by the way Of promotion. But promo
tl0n cannot come save by retirement and as those
who are now the law ahulini-iEais.@ h""o show"
that retirement Is TO them the bde nor OF lhelr eN-
i,tence what wonder that they, In the frenzy
gendeTed by their anger AZ those who ITS Sponsors
should arrogato to themselves function of the De
paTtment ~ Justice, aud reyengeiuily interpret
iaw-framed by Congress solely 10 give tho Army
promotion In response 10 petition thef0lOr-ln "A
manner which win render II slower than II was prior
tu the action Of Congress To Increase II This Is an
Insult tO their Intelligence, aud the question may be
asked Ia II polite rs regards the next session, aud
tbs fact thai this same COngf6hs VIII Know how their
intent was Interpreted aud who were their Inter
| pTetaTs. aud what were their m0lly6sf
IL rs claimed that upon tho passage Oi the cOmpul
sorry retirement clause tho refinement laws 'h6caino
obscure and mixed ~ ono glahen VIII show llal this
not ha case Tho old law provided iur IetiTemonts,
under certain contingencies, providing mat - tho
exceed 400. % observe that but oheTetlIod ls s pro-
yided fbT not twO-One for folitelheh uhuni tie old
aud another fOT retiremonts under The ne" law. The
| new law euacts that under certain contingencies
OACeTa shall be retired, regardless Of the 900 Limit,
Aud thus the whole number Of 0nieefA ON the retired
HIST u made lndGnnlto. COMA hhythlhB 10 pdlhel
| None OF the old law Is repealed saYo tho 400 limit
OnlceTs may sti retire for disability or lblry years
ssfyics OF under any provision of the old law II the
question Is asked why then lid not Congress repeal
ia 30 many words the 400 limit II Is answered that
they have enacted law whose application repeats
and that special words tO that effect would be
less a surplussage would prove the arguments they
| might evoke IN COugTess while the proposition was
becoming law. We ask for a decision Of the AttOr-
| nry General regarding retirements, and We hope
that the 1ed Oicer OF infantry who has asked retire.
ment for disability aud been refused H. VIII demand
| a decision. The Army entire Is behind him.
| aaluItAgD. N'
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-06
"KELLY AND TILDEN."

The Brooklyn Times, Republican journal
always very guarded and trustworthy in its
statements of fact, makes an important con-
tribution to the solution of the question
whether Kelly or Tilden was the most treach-
erous element in the last Democratic canvass
for the Presidency. Promising with the
statement that this Republican paper only
adds cumulative evidence to what was before
plain enough, we copy its article:
John Kelly II the man who is responsible for
the defeat OF Hancock In New York stale, aud that
defeat gave the Republican candidates their eec-
tiou. -Phiiddetphiu Times.
The newspaper which Col, a. K, Mcclure 80 ably
controls is undoubtedly competent to speak with au-
thorty the political aGairs of Pennsylvania, but
in regard 10 New YOrt politics he Is little OFF.
II Is matter OF historic verify that the full vote OF
TammaDy pOlled for Hancock In 1850. There wa
every why 1t should bo John Kelly entered
the field ia 1879 with the expressed, ayOwed, anC
single purpose VI defeating the nomination Of Ilder
in 1850. lie accomplished this purpose when he se
cured the defeat OF Lucius Robinson in 1870 anC
proved 10 the Democracy of the Union that 1ilden
could not carry his state. After November, 1879
Il was recognized as fOTogOue conclusion that IdeI
could not be- nominated, and The nomination Of Han
cock therefore IN the cl0arost sense triumph i0r
John Kelly. Hancock Kelly soandldate, and X ely
was bound IA honor and self-ntorest to leay'
no effort untrled 10 give him the vote o
New York, He had proved that 1ilden cuul,
not carry New York; no was bound, for hl
own credit, 10 prove that any other Democrats
candidate could carry the State. Aud AS matter u
fact II is notorious that he spared effort to secu
q Democratic victory Ia the state that year. But II
she beginning Of October the Sun, which was TecOg
nzed as Tilden pocket organ, Published the fainOul
CO., 200 pounds 20 article, which was worth thousands
Of votes the Republican candidate Ia this state,
was virtual giving away Of the battle an announce
mont that the Democrats were for0dOoned 10 defea
because they had failed 10 nominate Iilden. Their
had been questions as 70 Tidens loyalty TO tho Dem
ucfat candidate before that article appeared; ther
were none afterward. IL was universally recognizes
by Republicans and Democrats alike that Tllden wa
determined TO revenge his own defeat, aud that nj
other Democratic candidate should carry New on
IL he could prevent II. These are the facts In th
case, as everybody understands them. II there wa
any "One man - responsible for the defeat Of Han
cock ia New York state that uau WAS samuel j
Tilden, aud the suns dOube-leaded editorial
sneerngly alluding 10 Hancock Al - good uiau an
weighs twO hundred pounds, - was The weapon !
which he accomplished this result.