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bic assemblugc, remarkable beyond m!
OF which I have known In the history o
political contests In tho United States, All,
1t does not need my personal assurance
that you should know, ! am very deepl.
impressed by It. L do not feel that l an
speaking to these hundreds OF men mere
ly. I Lam speaking to the great congrcga
tons and tho great religious opinions
which Is behind them, and ns they repro
sent the great Christian bodies, know
realize the full weight Of that which yor
say to INC ind Of tho influence which yol
tender to me. We're It to me personally
I confess that I should be overcome by tht
compliment and the weight Of confidence
which 1t carries, butI know that 1t Is ex'
tended TO me us the representative Of mei
whose creed and whose practice are III fiar-
mony with the churches. The Republi.
can party, from the very outset, stood upon
the impregnable platform Of fopposi.ion to
the extension OF human slavery, 1t
stood on that platform till IL was driftcd
by hastily and provoked into n larger rs.
sertion OF national sovereignty, aud thence
into a bloody contlict'to maintain it from
that onward. defy my man to point to
L single measure Of the Republican party
which could not challenge the appreciation
Of Christian ministers and the approval OF
God, and when, rs one OF the reverend
speakers has said, that narrowed the
issue, when I spoke OF its coming down TO
|a'qucstion Of tic tariff did not mean 10
exclude it thereirom. l could not mean
it, that great history Of tho party which is
its wealth and its creed, and which gives
to you, and to NIL that stand behind you,
assn rance that whatever issue 1t attempts
70 enforce it will do it in good faith.
They can no more separate party from
its history than you Gun separate Il man
from his character, and when Tic great
make up Of public opinion Is ready it
takes into account the origin, the progress,
the measures, the character Of the party.
and the character OF its public, then, what
| meant by saying that the tariff was the
conclusive issue, was that it steps to the
forefront, not in exclusion OF a thousand
other important issues, but for this critical
occasion, and ut the close OF this great
campaign. 1t stands forth rs the issue
which represents bread to the hungry
and clothing to the naked, and
prosperity 10 'an entire people, and the
tariffs therefore merely us Il material
issue, distinct and separate from the great
moral issues because, ns have said be-
fore Western audiences, say here, you
cannot impress man II lie is hungry
with any other thought than that he'sliall
be fed :r ggS-g
during the delivery Of the resolutions
and Mr.. Blaine's speech, there were pres
ent Mrs. Blaine, Miss Margaret Blaine,
Walter Blaine and Minister Levi p. Nor
tin. Mr.. Blaine met the clcrgymen lean
ing on the arm Of the Rev. DR.. King, and
paused on the fourth step OF the landing
during the proceedings.
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Gold watches. Presented by tho President.


Gold Watches. Presented by tho President.
WAsu.SaroS, D. c., Oct. 2o.-The Presi-
dent tas presented through the Depart
n,ent Of State two handsome gold watches
and chains to the captains Of foreign YES
sels ior humane services-lendine assist
ance to American vessels in distress. One
watch is engraved, "From the President
OF the United States of America, to Cap
tain Edward William, Of tho British
barque Catelina, for humane services in
resc,,ing the crew OF the American ship
Rainier;" tile other is engraved, "'From
the President Of the United States to Capt.
Y. W. Churchill, OF the Canadi ian ship
Jessie Darritt, in recognition oihishumune
services in rescuing the crew Of the
.Anlcrcan brig Jennie Morton ut seq on
.hc 9Th OF February, 1882 So Is :
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loSnoS, Oct. 29.-ln consequence OF the
statement in the House OF Commons by
Lord Edmund Fitzmauricc, Under secrc-
tAry for Foreign fairs, that neutrals
must regard the French blockade of For
mosa as Il notification Of the existence OF Il
state OF war between France and China,
Il is expected the British ports will be
closed 10 transports taking Frcncl, troops
to China. Hong ko,g will be closed ior
retiilins vessels after naval engagements
or as Il Oasis OF supplies and stores. !,
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MINISTER'S GREETING,
Resolutions Presented to Dlnine-Tl
Plum ed knights Reply, mi


Resolutions Presented +" 'lAine-rhe
Plnmed knights Reply, 3"
New ioRk, Oct. 20.-Early this morn
in: the gentlemen's parlor at the Fifth
,.o,vo TJo,ol 10. ,,I,ad w,,b c,orovu,.,u of
] ,a,;n's ia,"n,;"n,;nns lawn H ,ha h"I @ :"
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A LETTER from the Hon. John J. Davis,
Of Clarksburg, explaining Sa,nuelJ. Ram
,lall's failure to speak there would he OF
iutcrrsi to the people in Wheeling. The
real reason OF the failure is that Randall
anl Davishold tariirdeas directly opposite
'oeach other, md Mr.. Davis does not care
to I've put to shame in his own town.
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READING, Pa. Oct. 29.-An engine and
two ore cars running OIL o trestle work Of
the Wilmington 4 Northern railroad near
here to-day jumped the track and iell
fifteen feet. The engine crashed into the
boiler house OF the Reading Iron Works.
The engineer and fireman were slightly
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The Dead by III. Slime Horror pur,.,s'

I USioSrowS, Pa, Oct. 20.-Ihc remains
Of the fourteen victims Of tho Youngstown
mine disaster were buried to-day. The
funerals were largely attended md the
services impressive. The company de-
imyed "ll expenses, and are doing every
thing possible to relieve the temporary
wants oi the bcreaved families. There is
yetho well defined and accepted theory
81 the explosion. Coroner Battin's inyes-
tigation begins tomorrow morning, and II
is hoped some facts will be brought out
which wi!lthrowlisht on the mystrry.
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IT must be source OF pleasure and
qualification to Mcssrs. John ]. Davis and
L. NJ. Turner to see their able free trade
efforts in behalf OF Judge Bmnnon neu.
iralized by the Judges enthusiastic pro-
lection speeches in Wheeling and vicini-
ty. From Clarksburg south the Judge is
\ tariff revisionist.
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a FAIR i,i,Oi'OsirI0S


From Lewis County AInn-Suls for Voter
m'N to Crack. =,
Correspondence Wtat h,Ntiiaa.crr. W. \
WESTON, Oct. 2s.-Since cx.Julpc Bran
non has come out for a protective tariff
the only issue the pending campaign, and
exults over the defeat OF Frank Ilurd and
the Morrison tariff bill" and by reason
whereof that he and General Golr stand
upon the came platform, We think it bnt
fair he should withdraw from the contest
in favor Of General GoG, the present
member, and let him be reelected by thr
people Of the First District for Ills faithfnl
and gallant services without opposition.
Hrneral Coil deserves well OF his country
." i" fieh boy he joined in the struggle for
IT'S preservation, and riskcd lis ]ifc
that his country should live. When hy
the act OF God his district was tlclurcd 81
the high waters and the inhabitants hu;,
to flee to the hilltops for safety, hc was
among the first 10 give them heip by an
act Of Congress, and well did he defend
the cohstitutlonality Of the proposition.
Judge Brannon, since his return from
the South, where he has been for four
years aldingin his coun,ry's overthrow,
has been we'll rewarded by our electimr
him twice Circuit Judge, and the last time
without opposition. 49, =,
tbs customary TO give 4 new member
two terms. and properly so, If he hus been
faithful representative, and upon this
score We have,hearl no objections TO t;cn.
1oii. FOR these and 9th. .r good reasons
we propose to Judge branLou rs I'M net Of
lalrness lsince has joined the Republican
party that he withdraw from The contest
and let Gen. Coli have the field to him.
self, And as the RclMbIicuns elected linn
Judge in 1872 and again in 1850, they will,
u he Keeps his faith hs Il g,od l;cpub.
liean, consider his claimstwo years hence.
II sstE. Az OH SrrroHrEn.
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upcr BnASSoS's support is various.

.IuDGE BHASSoS's support is various.
Al home tie prohibition paper is strain.
Ing its 'clsasss in his behalf. John J.
Davis and +. NJ. Turner, two Of the strong.
es. free traders in the Slate, have their
coats oil for him. As counter balance
the Judge, in Wheeling, is assiduously
Gonrtns the liquor vote, and himself
yelling, ~ am now and always have been
4 prolectionist." The judges versatility
is his strongest point. s-
"a chasr Il the trun ir,me used In binding tiiG
type together 1t Is not however, the poor stern
rhaSe Which Judge Bnnnon Is giving General Coil.
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,IrpGE DnANSoN posed us horny hand
ci workingman, or rather as an ex-liorny
handed laborer. The evidence doesn't ap-
pear among the Lewis county archives. It
Isl portion, possibly, OF the lost history of
the Confcdcracy.
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ropn.up, onE., Oct. 20 Monday
night, ut Dallas, Ore, q small wooden
building caught .gre and was destroyed.
Yesterday tho 6remen, on looking through
the ruins, discovered the body OF y man
in the ashes. 1t IN supposed TO bethst Of
the owner Of the building, as hc was
known to live alone. .z5l,.
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a ANA man who is in no sense partisan
but when il comes to a matter OF principle
| stick to the iaith."-,Iudge Brannon.
This time Republicans should remember
it isa "matterof principle" with the judge
and they should stick to their own iaith.
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= --LT.-s-4~- z
THE OLD VETERAN
Gcucral LoSnn's Triumptlnt Mnrch Through
.i,,! t]lp State Vt Illinois. ,,l.a ID.

T. Hlf-a. "fafv lUG athte III ht""ih' n ELaf dc
E cARuosnAls, III, DGt 20:~Fr9m Cen.
tralia to Carbondale,. I. into the heart Of
Egypt" General and Mrs. Logan went
through the country OF their birth and
early married dsys. Their, special train
was stopped at leach Intervening town, and
ut each large crowds OF ,Logan's old com;
radoc.in.Rrms and former, neighbors, irre-
spectivc Of pqsty, receiyed the General in
q hearty manner. General Logan spoke
ut each stop. THE" party at nu1uoin was
was met by = reception committee Of 200,
chiefly from cq4nt;ss Of the Twentieth
Congressional District; also w members
beIs pf his old regiment, who lad tlie tat:
tered aag yhipA they carried during the
war, p, Y, i'5,l sy,s, -
Catbondale was reached at naop. Al
immense crowd wastat the depot :ibAs1:
lutc Of sixteen rounds was fred by a hat.
terry manned by; old veterans. All the
bella Of the city and whistles Of tho differ.
cnt manufacturing establishments added
to the welcome. Z A brigade Of two thous,
and cavalry, composed OF veterans Of the
l9te wal. and a great corps Of footmah,
we're il ling. Sixteen special trims brought
tho people here from a4 accent sn counties 9p!
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Crushed l;ctwccn Cars

Special bi.p,'eh 10 the AttliiGenref.
& GRAFTON. W. Va. Oct. 90 a-Joscpl i.
Denney,a man Of twenty years, w:,s fatal
ly crushed between two cars This evening.
lie was an cmployc Of the Baltimore &
OHIO shops and was on his way home
from work when the accident occurred.
The yard engine was shifting some cars
and Denncy attempting 10 pass between
them was caught and crushed to death.
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law case would be and offered to make
bets TINT tho law would be declared null
and void. MANY people, including Hoai.
ly's partner, Edgar NJ. Johpson, were very
certain that tho law wouM, be repealed
anil were willing to wager on 1t a week
ango. II, Is well known that Governor
lloa1ly was the recognized attorney OF
the brewers and liquor men before his
election. Ills firm still continues to act
Tor the litigants. and Governor IIoadly
has not severed his connection with tic
firm since his election as Governor. His
relations 10. the Supreme Court rs Gov.
Grnor OF Ohio, and his friendly attitude 10
!he liquor interests las caused much un.
friendly criticism. I.G4E}4l 3 Al glf,a
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LEWISTON, ME., Oct. 29.-un. account Of
the shutting down Of the mills in this city
there ia considerable distress among tho
discharged operators, The Overseers oi
the Poor report that applications for rs,
slstance have increased rapidly Of late,
Forty persons hive lett for Gambia, fi95
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There is no money for the charitable
institutions OF Ohio. TIE Supreme Court
cuts off the supplies. This will probably
bring the Legislature together in ext,a
session, or the shutters will have 10 20 up.
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"pnorEcrloS is nothing more or less
than lcgalized stealing" John j. Duris.
Mr. Davis is my right bower in this Cam
plgn, but don't you forget it, l am pro-
,ec,ionist.-Junige Brannon.
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z. FOREIGN FLASHES.

Attho Cumberland assizcs nine Orange
men OF Cleator parish were armigncd yes
terday for riotins OH July y, and dis
charged. .,'. l5' ~ "
The trial OF Cornwall and kcrwan ut
Ddbiih for unnatural Offences, resulted in
an acQuital OF the prisoners. .',f., ).
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Tho northwest Indians Paid on.

CAlGARRy, NV 7, Oct. 2o.-The pay.
mcnt Of tho annual bonniies to the yari.
Gus Inlian hands throughout the North.
west territories has been completed and
the 1ndinns have gone TO their reserves on
their, hunting grounds. Everything is
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THERE must be something radically
wrong with the Democratic party in Ohio
and West Virginia, when in each Suite the
Democratic Supreme Court finds it ncccs-
sary to take M actve part in politics.
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IrJulge Bmnnon Is beaten Col Dan
Johnson is sure to be the next Democratic
candidate for Congress. Ie will bc tho
las, OF the prctenders. Then tho Demo-
Gratis will take n new,start.ttA-4
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lrpGE DnASNoS's gains in this end of
the district must bclarge in order to make
up for the loss OF those who ure acquaint-
cd with him ut home. ~
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Judge Brannon's course in the city OF
Wheeling is also attracting MUCH unMvor-
able attention. He lett Weston last
Thursday morning. That evening he
spent partially IN consulta,ion with some
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GOT THEN on TIE run.

Enthusiastic Republicans say the city
will be painted red from Castle Garden to
Harlem river. They believe they have
the opposition on the run, rs indicated by
the betting on Blaine, and they intend to
keep it up. The Cleveland people say
they will equal the demonstration OF to.
day on Saturday. They may do so in
mere numbers, although that even is
doubtful. But it will be difficult indeed
for them to approach its representative
character us III immense business demon
stration. A.w,c.
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-lllEh-

HLlEvEs-on Wednesday mornInv f,.,o,o, .,
lssa at y::9 8'elaJs, FstSK. suft Of ikef"r" mi N
l4rh"ra Kl!eves. in the Eth yeaS Of his age. ~ -
I .ENnera. notice hereafter, - A,l2 n
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Blaine Dlueu.

NEW YonK, Oct. 20.-Mr. Blaine was
dined atsDelmonico's this evening. 1t
was I 20 when he reached the rooms, and
4 few minutes later, as he entered the ball
room, where the covers were, laid, he was
greeted by the hand-clapping Of others OF
the company who had preceded him and
stood at their respective places ut the ta-
bles. @ s,gg4ll s9.. d. -, ,f.
Mr.. Elaine was escorted to the post OF
honor by Mr.. Wm. NJ. Evarts und Mr..
Cyrus ". Field, and took his scat as the
room resounded with three cheers for
James g. Biaine, proposed by Mr.. 4. G.
Whitney. The room was clahorately
decorated. The tables were laden with
rare plants, itterminsled with delicate
and artistic examples Of the confectioners
,,rf
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The above amount, It is thought, will
hpyo e ho foiEnAed, together With the
tarifrom $1,000, ,o00 in all z. S5 .'@2..i'E
Court whjsh is e tleel!set that ali money @
faisolppdsr . lew aFed&pnconstltl-
4 With'the Scott law goes tho legislation
OF last winter providing for an iutermedi-
ute ,penitentia'y. Should this project be
carried out It will still require more taxa.
ton for the people to bear. tsFjj!! Z i}ts
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Tho Saloon Keepers Knew It beforehand.
b ClsclSSAr,i Oct ag;Slnguirfy shows
THAT a number 9f saloon;keGpers Of this
CITY knew what The deelslon oi The Scott
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Special Correspondence Qjtht In,elljoeue,r

Again in every county In the district
the Judge 1t confronted by his record on
the reassessment Outrage. lie talked in
favoro it, argued in favor Of it and wrote
an exhaustive letter TO y country paper
explaining why in his opinion it was legal
and n matter OF necessity. This act
wrought peculiar hardships upon farmers
Of some Of the back counties OF. the First
district and caused them much trouble
and no little expense 10 fight it. 49,. .,3.l.
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POLITICAL SCANDAL.
onesieuhemilic itor.neGucxt. the Arrest
'Tl. VI the Other. -ytsT.-,H -Es 3

oncsteuben, illc Editor, quest. the A rrcs,
VI the Other. ls:l, eES
Special Daspdica TO The Iaieilt c.ccr r.s
SrEuhENviLLE, O.. Oct. ..9.-H. II. Nc.
Faddcn, senior proprietor Of tho Gazette
Democrat, to-day made affidavit aruins,
I. Il. Conn, proprietor Of The Ikamld, Re
publican, charging said Conn with crimi.
nal libel in publishing in the stcubenville
Mratt that McFaddcn was collecting
money TO purchase votes. The article in
question was the following, published in
the Herudt Of Saturday last:
\ CORNER IN VOTES,
The price OF votes must hive gone ur
since the October election, judging by
conversation which is reported to us by
reliable authority to have. occurred yes.
,terday in the baggage room OF the Pan
Handle depot. Dan Tai,c who was there
was approached by IL. II. MeFMldcn ior 4
contribution of $ ,ecarlIS-pu,chasin..
fotets : IN NE Fourth way He stated TINT
ltc kNcW where there were three votes
that could be, purchased, bat it would re.
lnire $40 apiece TO do it. lIel,ad Just re.
ccivcd So from Il party OUTSIDE, and
wanted s. more from Mr.. Taite. Vile lat
ter replied that he had already contri-
bnted !berally 10 campaign money, and
would give 10 more. The port,n Of
reform ought 10 select some place less
public than railrcad station when it has
private. business to transurt. S'.s :
y warrant was ISSUED tor Mr.. Conn's ar.
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A FOUND Of good coffee for loo. aPar-
tola' coffee leads all competitors. ,a'iiF
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Glrp qt,telGlqetteer::
ions BpASSoS doesn't rhyme with Oily
,iammon, but It amounts to tho same
Thing. Everybody understands 1t.

JrpdE I'nASSoS in Ireland would be
called m evic,er. In Braxton county he
IL oair termed ~ very mean Democrat" +"
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Dl.AISE'S SrEEcIi

r Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND REVEREND GENTLE.
~ altogether . very remarks
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C,EvRLASp won't thank the partisan sl,.
mcuc Court OF Ohio for this. In The
anguish Of his soul he will cry out, "Savc
ma from nv irieudsm
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ot the liquor Interests Of Wheeling. Tha.
element he has been cultivntinv oss;,iw.

OF the liquor Interests Of Wheeling. Thai
element he has been cultivatiny assiIu
ously ever since he found TINT Il wis an.
,agonizng General GolT. lie called upol,
AIR. sehlnulbacll personally with refer.
ence to his support of him, but It IL sai,,
that he did not find the gentleman nj
home. Representatives Of ono 'Sof H."
latsest Drewcries In this State have been
amending tho balls ut Arioil Hall, md at
olher places, treating those III attendance
and urging them TO support Judge Dran.
non and .Ito vote against General C;oG.
"who,"tley said, rs the enemy OF yonr
personal liberty. II you want to vote for
man who drinks lemonade vote for Gen.
eral Goi. II you want II man who drinks
b. beer, like we do, vote for Judge Brannon.n i
This is the appeal direct. ADAM.