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The Russellville Democrat., 1884-02-21
n ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,

WARNING ORDER.--In Pope Circuit court
Martin Epps, plaintiff, VS.. Richard G, Brip-
son and Sarah M Crimson. defendants.
The Defendants. Richard Z. Brinson and
Sarah NJ Brinson. are warned to appear in
OF the Plaintiff Martin Epps.
JAMES PoTTs, Clerk.
February 9th, 1884,
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-02-21

Be sure that you embark on the
right train, for there are no return
trains on Eternity road.
Three things to govern--temper,
tongue and conduct.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-02-21

The Greens County Events floats
the ssold ticket -Tilden and Hen
dricks-for President and Vice Pres
ident.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-02-21

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNI-,
TY TO WIN A FORTUNE.
THIRD GRAND DRAWING.
CLASS G, IN THE ACADEMY
OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY,, March IL, 1854
186th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars
Eeach. Fractions, in FIfths
in proportion.
ySr nj
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-02-21
LIST OF PRIZE

1857 Prizes, amounting to- ............ 1896. 500
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the Office of the Company in New
Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address. Make p. o. Money Orders
payable and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La. Z
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters BY
Mail or Express TAIL sums of 50 and upwards
by Express at our expensel to
NJ. A. DAUPH1N. New Orleans, La.
Or, NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
GOT seventh St.. Washington. d. c.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-02-21
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II nut
Commissioners.
Commissioners.

islature for Educational and charitable pur.
poscs-with a capital of $1,000,000-to which
reserve fund Of over $550,000 has since been
added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote Its fran
chIse was made part of the present State
Constitution adopted December Cd, A. D., 1872
The only Lottery cofed and endorsed
6y the people of any Sfdte.
II eeger scales postpones.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAwkT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Sbise 8ablunsen itnb fir Mitslieber Der
eriten &lafe beitimmt. Mitslieber Der
smeitsn &laHen 3ablsn bic SdIfte. Ser
S9luBiae bieies Y%arasrapben lit gu itreis
den. Paraerapb 6 1T 10 ~ab3udnbern, baB
CT lautet: Oieieni9en 0elegateu, pel9e
benz Wittwens unb WaiienfonSs ansebOrsn,
biIben ben SerwaItunssratb bieier wdbIt
in Der @eneralueriammluns .einen Sors
itanb (Gruitees) bon iieben Mitsliebern.
Barusrapb 5 bes glrtiteIs Ill. Der 0es
benseiete lit babin ab5udnbern, baB tiinf:
tis fir Mitslisber, welder Der 2. &laGe
anseb0ren, bic Serfisuns f; vunb Smar obue
&idii9t auf @inSablunsen BEL Der friiberen
aufnabme" we9fdat.
gu @rtifel Nv. s 3 1T %bin3uuiii9en: .Sie
(bie Srlitees) beltimmen pom 3eit gu .3eit Die
SalGre bes Secret1rS uno Der an9eIteIten uno
lie beitimnien mann uno pel9e Bereine offcieQ
beiu6t peroen Iollen unb oeden Die perrriadten
6Oiten unb auSla9en aus benz lntoitens
SonoS."
Sebe abtbeiluns bat bas &edt, ibre sis
senen Yeamten Su wablen.
@rtitel VII. S 10 ioa, abseanbert, laus
ten:
Seber Setretdr, YrGiibent ober iebe ionitige
Perlon, mel6e Don ben Wtit9liebern, pel6e iib
benz Uittwens unb WaiienfOnbs an9ei6loiien,
ba3u beitimmt ODER Sewablt it, bic anSeeSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

etnssbsnb bic .Wirtuns'. 90 fnbst Rd
oanI1 aund9f, bab tieieIbs In ben weflis
@en Staten ft& am bebeutuusspsqfea
letsen sirb, ta In allen ssrteIbsn bas be,ts
il@s Wotum bis Gntf9eibuus In su Saas
bat.
Ois Staatsn Ohio. Suinois, Midisau,
Mtssonfn, Soma, Rinndota, Rebrasfa
snS aanlas sabsn TN Sabre 1850 ibr sans
3es GlsttoraIsU otun, SO 6hmusn. fkr
BEN reYubIttaniidsn Gaabibaten sb. Diss
fss Sabr ssbtn bideIbsn Stsateu lOs
Sttmmsn ab, aIfs hber bic 5dIfts Der sur
WaRl a6tbissn etimu.en (9ol). Sn alien
btsfm Staatez if bas bsutf9e element
ielr Fart pertreteu, pis aus ioIsrnber Ca
belle erf@tIi3:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Mu4 otete Vabeue TT benz GENIUS pon
1880 entnommen. Oas beuti1e Yotum
wirb aIio Defenders in ben ianssren Staas
ten &anias, Winneiota, Rsbrasfa einen
bebeutenb b6beren Brosentiat srsebsu. Sn
ben finf %eritsenannten Staaten batten bic
Oeuti9s Imeritaner i9on I'm Sabre 1880
bic ausi9Iassebenbe Wa9t. sic babsu
alio I'm Sabre 1884 UNI 70 pisI eber bic
Wa9t, bieie Staaten ~ bemotratii9su ~
MAIDEN.
Oie Oppoftion ssssn bic RepubIiianer
uereinist ii@ auentbaIben; bic probibis
%tiouspartei wirb ibnsn sbenfaQs S1aben
,ufisen. Wsnn brei YierteI aIer Oeuts
f9en fir GIepeIanb fimmen, 10 1T Blaine
sei9lasen. 8erliert Blaine nur 3wsi ober
brei Der %senannten Staateu, 70 III er sbens
taus sefdIagsn. 9ewinnt q ale a9t
Staten, 70 1T e. iebo9 nod LANCE nidt
sewdblt, benn bic abneisuns Der Deuti9eu
sesen Blaine unb bic perrottete rspublita>
niite gartet berrf@t ni&t III TN Wefteu,
fonbern aud In sSnbiana, Rem BORT, New
Seriep, Connecticut unb penntpIpanien,
unb nit ben erten utsr Staaten, wsl4e
uorbsr i&on gum Winbeftsn 3m~sifsIbaft
waren, bat glspeIanS aufamusn nit ben
1853 Stimmen Der S1btaatsn msbr als
senus. Go fiebt iesbaIb febr bIau aus
fhr Blaine, ben Wuaisau Briefi4reiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
Die Crate tn 2otbrtu8eu.

Nus benz Iotbrinsii4en WoieItbaIe wtrb
Der sStrabburser pOf- inter Dem ~.
ausuft sei6rieben:
v3aum SIrfts q tn Oeuti4Ianb auber
benz Rbetnsau Elm 3meites GlubtbaI sebsn,
bas 70 reid an Obj unb Wein 1T als baS
Iiebli9e MsieItbaI BON pontsasW ouT on,
NC Der 5Isb bic beuti%e Cren3e betritt,
Bis stua mad Trisr; ia, mas bas Obft
anbetrifft, 10 ftebt bic @ssenb sin3is ba,
unb ieIbf bic 0uantitdt 6es Weins unb
bs0en peri1iebene Sorten bIrften bic bes
RbeinS lbertreffen. 0ox Der beuti1en
liberalization pasnp BIG nod Wes binuns
ter beitebt bas Itnte l1fer faft aaSldIiebIi4
aus ben berrIi4ifsn Wsinbersen, unb Der
in benz %senannten Orte, In @opeant unb
Sep productive Rotbwein wirb BON uieleu
benz e1ten Borbeaur, unter Def en- Ramen
CT ni9t ieIten In bic WeIt 3iebt, iosar uors
ge3osen. Sn bieiem Sabre peripre1en bic
bortisen Weinberse in Der Chat re9t pisI.
lleberaq bdnsen bic St6de uou uon bereits
r5tbli9 bur9 bic 8ldtter i9immernben
Trauben, unb bleibt bic Witteruns 70 guns
fig, wie fie bis iest mar, 70 tam in wsnis
gen Wo9en bic Grnte Der Srlblorten Be-
sinnen. Oie Suantitdt i9dbt man IN
suten 9asen auf 4 @rtne = Elm b5bsrer
@rtras 1T ieir 1870 niemals er3ieIt pors
ben unb bic Qualitdt glaubt man bis
NIT Si4erbeit ber 74er sleidite0en ,u bir>
fen, ia, ,penn Der September nut einisers
maBen warm bleibt, bofit man on einsslnsn
Stelen, Defenders ben iibIiditen 9asen,
einen 65er 3u e~r3ielen. 0as 8ertaufsses
i4dft 1T bereits elm iebr reyes. SSn Noues
ant 3ablt man fir bic Sotte (4O 9iter)
9anbwein $50 Mart, IN Scp fir bass
ielbe Quantum etpa 81 Wart mebr, mas
in glnbetradt Der suten gusiidten ais elm
bobsr Breis gilt. 0erielbe 1T aber aus
benz serinsen Yorratb erfldrlid, Der IN ben
WeinteIern porbanben 1T; Seoermann 1T
eben bemibt, iid 10 melt mo9li9 nit sinem
porausiidtli9 suten GrOpiden gu periebsu.
Die Seitentbaler bes linten llfers iinb fait
auf Der sansen Strete NIT Obitbdumsn
beiett. Defenders Steinobit, 3peti9en
unb Mirabe1sn iinb IN FOLDER Mense pors
banben, bak ~s.nSc!ne OOrfer, bic iid bur9
bieien @nbau aus5ei9nen, !. 9. 9orrp uno
9eHp, uolitdnbis in einen selbIiden @alb
einsebiilt i6einen. 9ie grnte Der 0tiraS
beuen, bic sr0BtentbeiIs in san3en Giiens
babnwassons mad paris peri9idt werben,
bat bereits besonnen. Ste banert bis
Mitte September an, ba nur immer bic
gang reifen Sriidte absenommen psrosn.
Naf Der Streds uSrbli9 pon Wfet aber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
WiiitonStbdti8feit Der fatboIi.
tdten 6trGe.

@el6e sroBartise WiiiiOnstbdtisteit bic
tatbolii9e Stride entfaltet, seist cine uns
ldnsit in einem tatboIiiden Wo9enblatte
per0ffentIidte 3uiammeniteaans Der tatbos
liiden Miifiondre. 600 iol9e Senbbos
ten bes @uanseliums iinb iber bic gauge
@rbe, m%eiitens in beibnii6en 2dnbern ser;
itreut. Sn ben 3abaoien Snieln bes inbis
i9en Oceans iinb 1000 &ap~uSinerudtsr
tbdtis. Sn Maroffo, @bina unb @merita
arbeitsn $500 SranSisfanerudter in Saffa,
NataI anb Geplon 800 Ob~Iatenpater; im
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
Die 5euti6en baben'S In Der
Sau0.

Der vGbicaso Ssralb" seist in einem
intereianten @rtitel. baB bic 0euti3. ames
rifaner ben 9lusfua Der @abl IN ibren
9anoen baben. @r iast: SIS 1T uon al:
len Seiten susefanben, baB bic beuti9en
Stimmseber bes 2anbes ii9 3ur bemotras
tiiden Partei neisen. Oieie 9inneisuns
bat ii3 auf peri6iebene 8eiie t~unoseses
ben, unb Der ausbrut berieIben bat ii9 70
fibIbar sema9t, baB iosar bic beutiden
&epublitaner beren @riiten5 ni9t perbebs
len %tOnnen." Der v9eraIb" ibersebt bic
! lria@e" bss usbersanSes unb bebanbeIt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

malapii@en Nr@ipeIasos, Gorea unb 1onas
Ting 1900 MitsIieber Der 9eieli9aft Der
Wiffonen; In perfien unb Hbpitnien 300
2aaarifenudter unb auf ben BbiIippineu
SnieIn unb TN mittlersu 1onstins 500
Dsmtnisuner. Die Udtsr Der 0sIsdfdat
Der 9fiifsnsn befsbrten 10 etnsm sinaissu
Sabre ls, 4os ceiSsu anb tauften 0ls, 600
QiRber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Seit benz Befanb fnb feds aFefments
einseforbert morben, 10 bab obne erffe Gtns
lase fur ben &eieruesJonb, @ebhbrex unb
l1ntoiten aIs sSene, uel9e anfanss beige
treten, folsenbe Summen fur Sterbefdue
aablten, unt felt Der 2s. Generally rfanrn,s
lung $500 far lire Stnterblie6enen ses
f4ert baben. 0ie n~a&folsenben 1eitrdse
erfreden fi@ 1ber jwet Sabre unb pier
monnfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
Total. .......Q 15. $40

ot'~S
9terbei 1T III bemsrten, bab bieie 3abs
len benz 9ereinisten Staaten Genius pon
1880 entnommen finb unb nur Ginseuans
berte umfafen. Die sssenpdrtise Stims
meniabl 1T iebenfaIs bebeutenb sr5Ber, ba
ieitber Tauienbe pom ginsepanberten
itimmbere9tist seworben finb.
9arfeIb's BluraIitdt int sansen Qanbe
betrus 435 900 Stimmen; iomit tamen
pole bret Siertel berielbea aus ben adt
weitIi5en Staaten NIT itarter beutider ges
u6lteruns. @s 1T aIio tlar, bab, penn irs
senb cine 8artei fi9 Der Maioritdt bes
beuti4en gotum,s erfreute, bies bic repus
blitanii9e mar. @ebt bas beuti5e Yotum
sur bemotratii9en Yartei iiber, 10 wirb
bieier Ibfaa bic repubIitaniide Bartei In
ibren @runoueiten eridittern. - Na9foIs
senbe Isabelle Seist beutIi9, wsl9e SteIs
lung bic Oeutiden Der 8 peifli9en Staas
ten In bieier Wabl einnebmen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

aDA1b W. AsNHStScSb AsSSI
wouon rs Der ~3ueiten gIafe anseboren.
Grsebenff unterbreitet
Gdtunsspou
$. s. Spaunborf, Sefretdr
bes W. II. SO. Gonbs .. 81. 6. 6. 9.
Gs entitanb bic Dissolution Der Srase:
u@as tann unb ioI seideben, ben @. u.
W. Sonb gu beben, unb ioIen bic Staten
erbobt werben, ober ni9t, ba sesenwdrtis
ein Iheiment nut $3.50 %einbrinse un6
$500 In iebem SterbefalIe ausbesablt pers
ben miiBten, alto 8 afeiIments fur 2 Sters
befdue einsuforbern ieien."
Die Sa9e wurbe i9liebli5 an Elm 60
mite, beitebenb aus ben Serren Brandt,
Spaunborf, 9eoerer, Srintmann u. 8rots
Ter uerwieien.
Wtttmpd.
am Mittuo9 Worsen ifatteten mad ans
b0runs Der 3. MteEe Die OsIesaten in cor
pore benz ct. Soiepbs Waiienbauie einen
Beiu9 ab unb wurben BON ben Watientins
bern nit einem i9Snen Qiebe empfansen.
Oieies Waiienbaus wurbe Dor etnisen Sab
rem nit einem &o%itenaufuanbe pon $751;
900 erri9tet unb itebt unter 0eituns pon
8enebictiner S9meitern. Brdiibent bes
@aiienuereins 1T giidof Grace, eri ter
8icesSrdibent 6. Miti9, ST.
Die @ei6aftsperiammlums uurbe Inn o
r1br in Pfeifers Salle pieber our Srbnuns
s~erufen. Der 9rdiibent nabm feline am
Oienitas sesebene gnti9eibung, baB elm
Intras auf 4bdnberuns ber &opfifeuer Bis
our nd9iten 9eneralperi aunmllng iiberlie>
gen miiiIe, 3uriid. Gin 9ntras uon Ga
nabl, bic &opfifeuer pom 8 auf 4 Gents 3u
erb6ben, wurbe abselebnt. Oas gomite
fir 8ei9li6e unterbreitste u. u. aud einen
Broteit sesen bic Beraubun 9
Der gropanba. Prdibent Spauns
BORT tbeilt nit, baB Ct am l. Mdr3 benz
Brdiibenten Mrtbur Namens bes Central
Sereins fur ben tn befen Cabinet sesen bic
Sdeulariiruns bes Beiistbums Der pros
pasanba beidlofenen Broteif bersli9 ses
bantt babe. auf antras ruarb bei9lolen,
bieien 8rief bes Brdfbenten benz Prototo1
ein3uuerleiben. 4u4 marb bei1loHen, cine
gopie bieies Broteffes an bic italienii&e
&esieruns ienben gu Iafien.
Na9mittass uu1 - llbr fanb cine Si3s
3uns Der Beamten unb MitsIieber bss
W It NJ unb W iens5o NIB . itatt.
Das Gomite fur Abdnberuns Der gomifis
tuition unterbreitete einen 8eri9t, NORM
mebrere Abdnberunsen~ empfoblen uerben.
@s utrb cine Mbdnherung bes Q. Parasras
pben bes x. artitels Der Contribution ems
Problem, 70 baB bic Beitrdse fir Sterbes
fdae mad benz 81. Rdr3 1885 unter ben
&ubriten bic 5oIsenben finb:
5 2. Der Beitras Bel iebem Sterbes
faae, na9bem 5000 MitsIieber benz Ditts
ruens unb Waiienfonb anseb5ren, 1T fur
iebes Mitslieb, ie mad benz alter wie folst:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

auBsrbem sablt Elm iebss Mitslieb Bel
ber aufnabme bic folsenben Summsn als
afehments fur SObesfdae, ndmIi4 I'M I'll
fer NON
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Terner lou 5 8 be1elben Nrtitels alio
absednbert werben:
5 8. 0ie aufnabme, @ebibren fir eis
men &eieruesGonb finb nod benz aIter wie
foIdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

MitsIieber bes IS. u. W. GOnts serfaI'
len in foIdeube 0ruppeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

l4O Ysreine baben. ii9 ar benz 8ittwsns
unb @aiien : Sonb betbeiIist, bapon 40
neue. Seit ber 20. Notwithstanding
wurben 1888 MitsIieber aufsenOmmsn.
@eltorbsn, wie bas 8er3ei9niB bartbut,
iimb 20 Mitslieber 3usIei9 iinb aae Sters
befaQe ausbe3ablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Sdmmtli@e Sabl ber Witslteber 1899,
mopon IS ber 3weiten @la1e ~anseboren.
grgebenif unterbreitet
M1tungspon
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-24
Blaine Must Come.

The Republican State Committee have become
alarmed about the Prohibition or ST John vote
in this State. They are now making special ef-
forts to capture that vote and prevent the St
John column from swelling into large proper
tons The fact thit they did not keep their
promises to the Prohi btionsts in the last LeCis-
lature adds to their fears Chairman Warren 5
anxiety TO have Blaine come Immediately to this
State arises from his desire to send him throu b
the counties in which the Prohibtionisrs are
the most numerous, where he can make pledges
and trades for that vote They are ready to
promise anything to capture the tempera nee
people for Blaine
Chairman Warren's programme is to have the
Blaine hIppodrone start in Chautauqua County
where the Prohibtiopists are numerous and
make its first show at jamestown, with ex-Gov.
Fenton as the Snowman. Then the circus will
exhibit in Cataraugus and the principal towns
in Allegany, where the St. John vote has become
large, thence to Hornellsvlle Corning and Bath
in Steuhen County, stopping overnight ut Ell
mira. Theace Blaine is to take trip over to
Ithaca, where ex GOV. A. B. Cornell is to be
master of ceremonies, where it is hoped III It The
votes of the students in Cornell University m r
be secured. From Ithaca he is to return 10 the
Erie Railroad, exhibiting himself at Waverly,
Oswego, stopping over nj ht at Binghampton,
ana while there paving special attention to the
Prohibitionists in Broeme County. An exhi-
biton is also to be made at Port Jervis and
Middle,own, aud on the arrival in New York
the grand parade is to take place which was to
have been held on the 10Th of October 10 crle-
brate the Ohio victory, but WAS postponed be-
cause that victory did not pan out AS anticipa
ted. When this is over Blaine is to be taken to
Northern New York 10y Warner and Wood Pulp
Miller so tn at he may magnetize the Prohibi-
tionists of that section. This is Warrens pro.
gramme, if he can get Blaine. Elk Senator 7.
G. Plat says that Blaine will be here but Steve
Elkins protests and wants him kept in the
West, so as to magnetic these States into the
Republican column. The probabilities are that
Blaine will come.-N. y. World.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-24
from Maine is f,reslIad nwed.

Nothing could more iuliy demonstrate
the f,lse pretense Of But er's candidacy.
and that il is really mcanly disguised
trick 20 draw votes from the Democratic
ticket in tie interest of Blaine han the
refusal OF the Butler mana gers in Ohio 10
fuse with the Dem pcr It's. In his So called
..addr, S." Batter advised his f. lowing TO
fus. with the minority party in every State
and went on At some len 9Th 20 explain the
advantages Of this course. In the course
of his 81 called campaign" he has lost no
opportunity to fuse with the Republicans
in every Safe in which they are in a min
ority. But now when IN offer comes from
the Ohio Democrats 20 fuse with the But
Ter following in that St,te, the offer is, 10y
the advice OF Batter, peremptorily declin
ed. The Democrats did nor rea ly wish to
fuse with 8u ler's tag rag and bob-tail,
but no doubt m:,.e the PROPOSE ion merely
to test the sincerity OF his professions.
Buffers false pretences have now been
pretty thoroughly exposed and his power
to do harm thereby destroyed
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-24

Governor Cleveland was assaulted on
the street in Albany as he was leaving the
executive chamber on last Monday by
Samuel Boone, to whose brother in law,
Byron B. Fairbanks, convicted of shooting
and seriously wounding a boy, the Gov
ernor had refused to grant pardon. For
tunately Boone was not armed, and Mr..
Cleveland appears to have been quite able
to take care of himself, warding off his
assailant's blows with skill that seems to
indicate that he is not unversed in the
manly art of self defense. Boone and his
wife have been impertuning Gov Cleve-
land for the pardon OF Fairbanks for some
time, and few days ago Mrs. Boone made
q scene in the executive chamber at Alba
ny by attempting to strike the Governor
Since then Boone has been hanging around
the capitol, uttering threats against Gov
Cleveland, which eliminated on Monday
in the assault. There seems to he little
donbt that he is more of crank than a
criminal; but cranks are sometimes even
more dangerous than deliberate criminals,
and it may be"regarded as Gu rather to
Gov. Cleveland's customary good luck than
to the good management of the police au-
thorities at Albany that he escaped SO
easily on Monday.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-24

No one can fail to recognize, even if I'M
willing to admit the fact that Mr. Cleve-
lands prospects, have greatly improved
in this State within the last two or thr. e
weeks and that he is growing stronger and
stronger with the people every day. The
Wall street meeting, the great Democratic
demonstration On the evening Of the same
day, the steady decline of the Butler farce,
the evident futility of all attempts to turn
any number of Democrats from their fidel-
ity to the principles in which they have
been trained, are all gratifying and unms-
taxable indication that New York's elect
oral vote will as assuredly be on the side
Of Cleveland and Reform in 1884 as it was
on the side of Tilden and Reform in 1876
As the Democratic Cause advances in
this STATE the Republican cause recedes.
There is no enthusiasm, scarcely any life,
in the Republican canvass. The Stalwarts
are not disposed to he p to power the men
who have striven to drive them from
power. The honest portion of the party,
hesitating long between tealty 70 their old
organization and the promptings of con-
science, are gradually turning toward Gro
yer Cleveland. Principle is thrusting pol
itics into the background.
Grover Cleveland will carry the State of
New York by good round majority with
out the vote of his city, and the indica-
tions now are that his majority in the city
will not dlscredit the stronghold of the
Democracy of the State.-N. Y. World.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-24
Blaine a Know Nothing

To The Eiifor Of ne " J. Void
The Republican candidate for Pr-si len, Nr
James G.. Bliine, in letter OF October 1884
saws; at is utterly untrue that ever .dvo-
Gated residence of twentv-on- yetrs as i re
quirement Of ntiuraiiZttion. On the contrary
always opposed the party that suggested il ="
Does Mr.. Blaine mean to say that he was never
connected or in anv way idenri6 ID with the So
called Know Nothing party-or, as Henry Ill
son called il, the American party or that he
ever bs onged TO know-Nothing lodge or
council If so, he must have d very poor mem
orv of the past.
When the Know Nothing party WIS in fu'l
operation in Massachusetts,. and they elected
Henry Gardner Governor. | was member of
Bigelow Lodge or Council ia Boston. and on
two occasions saw Mr.. Blaine at orr meetings
and he spoke at them and s,ronglf advocated
the party's principles, showing that he was a
member, AS no one WAS admitted bat members
One of the strongest planks or principles %
the party or order WAS that no FOREIGNER
should be allowed to vote till he had resided in
the United States TwESrY-ONE YEARS, the same
AS those born here Mr. Blaine also wrote ar
ticles for the I'm ric1n Rnow N,ihiag a news
paper in Boston wi h which | was connected
These are f,cts that can lie easily proved, if
men wi he honest IN tell tie truih
W 4. II. SILLowAy,
NJ. 220 + st Fifty sixth street
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-10-24
The movement of the citizens committee

The movement Of the citizens committee
of New York city in putting In t he field
full ticket for the municipal Offices is to be
regretted. However reprehensible it may
have been in Mr.. John Kelly and his Tam
many sachems- to put a full municipal
ticket in the field in advance of the other
party organizations; since he had taken
the precaution to place reputable and un
Objectionable men on his ticket, it is the
part of wisdom for the other organizations
to endorse his ticket in the present emer-
gency and await an opportunity to scourge
the old traitor la'er. 1t is understood that
Tammany is willing to retire some of the
subordinate members of its ticket, but in :
sists on its candidate for Mayor. 1t is al
30 understood that the national committee
is exerting itself to effect harmonious adj
justment Of the matter and that it is not
probable that the Irving Hall and county
organizations will endorse the action of
the se,fconstituted 'citizens committed,
but will enter into an amicable arrange
ment of the nominations. 1t is true there
are many who regard Gov. Cleveland's
strength in the Safe SO great as to ensure
him the State in defiance of any detection
Tammany can create, sill it is always best
to make assurance doubly sure" in so i'm
portant a matter and it is hoped that SO
good an opportunity to trade away the
national ticket will not be afforded to Mr..
John Kelly.