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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

pose that the exact comparisons hold good
between the election this year and that OF
1884, in that event Gov. Taylor would have
but 5000 votes to spare. Now what part
Of this 5000 will the Prohibition candidate
receive? We fear enough to wipe out this
comparatively meager margin. But there
is no reason for the existence OF like con-
dtion OF things, for we have the facts and
the danger before us and have at hand the
remedy" which is presently hard work
and at the polls unity and solidity.
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WI don't like 10 rad this sort OF thing.
Int Tic Tlic Co'miy guari Is Democratic
10 the core. aud is anything bni an alarm.
1T or Sensational # certainly knows
wha, II is talking ahou, when It says that
the danger OF the Republicans carrying
tia, county Is imminent "Whai," Il
asks, did the drum.hcat mean ten or
twelve ycar ago. Il meant then Negro
supremacy over white men, aud Il means
the same thing now, under the leadership
II Jones aud Chalmers Democrats Of
Tate, can you stand ~ II not, mp aud al
thom In your old.lime style aud with
your old.,imc vigor The danger Is i'm.
mincnL They arc alert aud active. How
arc youI We repeat, the danger Of losing
the county Is great"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

TnF Woodruff County Fidoite is putting
pulling questions TO the Republicans Of
the Second Arkansas District and asks too
much explanation. For instance IL asks
that "ii either Of the Claytons who spoke
here last week explained how pair Of
trace chains Is made cheaper by placing
tax on Il before Il leaves the hands Of the
manufacturer. we would like to have some
friend explain 1t TO us" Il can't be done,
NJ. Pidoii; Il can't bc done, sir.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

TuE Ripley Nan hits J. G. Johnston
right between tn eyes when Il says that
the effect Of his candidacy IL 10 increase
the chances of Republican triumph in
Tennessee. II will increase the chances
Of the election OF Republican instead Of
a Democratic United States senator, aud
help to pcpotuatc an unjust and odious
system Of taxation, which is making tho
few rich and tho many poorer, and depriv.
ing the laboflne men Of this country Of
the Just reward oi their toll"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

TIE NdShriHe Democrat regrets TO note a
discouraging "apathy in certain parts Of
the State. 1t gives evidence OF danger
Gus feeling Of security among Democrats.
With two political parties bending every
effort toward the common end OF defeating
the Democratic party, such feeling is not
justified and may result in some unploas-
ant surprises. II is time for working Dem
ocrats to have their coats OF and be in the
thick OF the fight What we need is to
get the Democratic vote TO the polls. II
there is a light Democroiic vote, Demo
Gratis may as well realize now MS after the
9th of November that they have no sure
thing Of sweeping the State as with a new
BROOM"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

Tho Democratic Nrcut,u Committee has made
appointments iur the Democratic nominees iot TIC
IcrIslniur "a meet the people ui ilr county mud
ditcua DE isuCs ui hy iay To thc following orirt
viz;
H. flrhh War Poplar Street NurlcthogU.
saturday uriohUrF. silpm.
u Thiri aud loufth Wards uu the hlun. Mon
dny, Oriuifr "a. q .u pm
10 Tenth Wnd, corner Main and south strvctA
TUESDAY DFfnhrf .u f'npm.
gl Seventh Wand. Matt smiths rfurrfy. orleans
street Wednesday. october 10, sl1 pm.
"a Tint Wnri corner Main ani Jackson streets
1lur,diy. November !, 40 pm.
- second Want Cutti.. ntsc Friday November
?.Smpm.
"a Trh aud sixth Watfs rcalc strcti Market
fnfuritf November q 1.upm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

KERNAoHAN, who, as Republican, is
running against Gen. Charles y. Hooker
In the Seventh Mississippi District, eau
easily, The Jackon Cidrion- LSi9T says
got out larger vote than Col. Hooker
received two years ago. lie is conducting
skilliul siill-hunt, and will have his
cohorts out in iorcc on election day. The
Democrats should be there 10 outvoio
them" The gifted Hooker must not be
defeated.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

REFERRISo 10 the speeches made by j..
c. johnson and Prof. Tatc ut Dyonsburg,
for the Prohibition ticket, The Dya County
7iina says There arc plenty Of good
dicj-in-the-wool Prohibiiionis,s In Dyer,
who will vote the ticket when they sec
they can accomplish anything. but they
arc not ready to throw away their vote, or,
what Is worse, give half Of 1t to the Re.
publicanA Not YETI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

THE NnrPot Nur, one Of the most s,cr-
ling Of tho Democratic weekly newspapers
published In Arkansas, predicts that as in
1856 thirty.aye Democrats voted agains, a
reduction Of the tarid, andin 1855 only four
Democrats voted against a reduction, so IN
1859 both hou@s aud the President will he
Democratic and the Mills bill will DO.
come tho law 81 the land.
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MINLsTER VESTS LETTER.

The telegraph has had much TO say re-
Gently about a letter by Lord Sackyille,
the British Minister resident at Washing
ton, cautiously written in good faith as
an answer to letter from person resid-
ing in California whom he never had seen
and docs notknow. We reproduce thisletter
as follows, and with il the extract from
The NciO York TINES referred TO by Lord
SackYille:
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Minister Mr.,.. Letter.

WaafNGroS, Oct 20. Another Cabinet
meeting vas held ut the White House to-
day, nnd Lord Sackville's letter aud the
complications growing out OF u we're
again dr,us,e,l, bat the meeting was lol-
lowed 10y no new Developments AZ the
state department Il was said that VIZ. lay
arl had nn, taken any further action and
had No s,alcmcn, 10 make Ia addition 70
tie oar gwen Yesterday.
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THE PRoHIBITIonIsrs.
J. q. johnson Fails TO Interest Hls Fol
lowers-An Eye Opening

j. q, johnson Fails To Interest His Fol-
iowers-An Eye Opening.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
HuNBoLDr. Tom, Oct. 90. G. John
son, candidate for Governor on the Prohi-
bition ticket, aud J. A. Tate, elecior.
spoke here today. and nil the Pro-
hibiiionists within ten OF fifteen miles
Of here were present They expected
great things from their leaders, but after
listening 10 the argument from the
Speakers great many became disgustod
and left the hall. Some Of tho members
Il the Prohibition club SAID they were true
rrohibilionisis, but they would have 20
withdraw their names and vote the
straight ticket that they didn't believe
that the Republicans would vote the Pro.
hibilion ticket, but would pretend TO until
the day OF the election and then vote n
straight Republican ticket. The Pro.
hihiiionsis are opening their eyes TO the
trick that Is being played upon them
10y the Republicans to slip In Hawkins ~
Governor. II The election was thirty days
of the prohibiiions,s wouldn't set 100
votes IN Gibson county.
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nemocrniic IIectorni Appointments.

Tho Hon Josiah Patterson. Democratic cloctol
for the state at lnr,c, will address the people OF
the political issues nj the following times ant
places
Clifton Saturday, October ~.
Henderson, Monday october y.
Somcryillc Tuesday october 70.
Covingtnn, "Wednesday urtnber u.
Arlington shelby county, Thursday November !
Capleyillc shelby county. Friday. November 2
Coiienile shelby county saturday, NoNcm
Der
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

Lrr every Dcmocn, 20 TO the polls on
election day and vote, thus defeating the
siill-huntsc schemes oitho Republicans, is the
good and timely advice given to the read.
cn Of The Jackson Clarion Loigcr. which
also says in another paragraph that ut is
the duty Of every Democrat TO 90 10 the
polls on election day There may he sur
priscs in siorc for them that they are not
anticipating"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

The Vicksburg Conmerciai-Herold very
properly suggests that while Gen. Catch
ings is out working and speaking, his
friends all over the "shoestring' District
should DO arranging to give Hill Water
loo defeat next Tuesday week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

THE Ripley Ners is in receipt Of encour-
aging news from every part OF the Eighth
Congressional District. But what less
could be expected, with those two able
and eloquent representatives OF the Democ-
racy, the Hon. Rice A. Pierce and the
Hon. Frank P. Bond, in the field?
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a statesman as lie was as a general OF
cavalry, and ID that capacity he ranked
among the first and best in the Confeder-
ate service. He has been tried and found
true wherever dbty has called him. The
people know this and will, therefore, keep
him in Office as long as he desires.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

The Lille Rock Progress, the leading Re-
publican daily paper in Arkansas, and
Powell Clayton's special organ, declares
Feotherston, McCracken, Ansley and
Gates to be pretty good Republicans"
and urges Republicans to vote for them
for Congress-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

FoR pluck, push and perseverance,, and
for endurance and oratorical ability, Judge
Thurman is head and shoulders above any
man OF either party. His canvass Of the
North and the West is almost without Q
parallel In the history Of this country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

VINO are TO 10 the Federal Supervisors
Of election In this County aud Con.
grcsSional District is a question that ought
TO receive attention from the County aud
Executive Committees. II
Is al important that they should be the
right sort VI men 10 save rs from negro
repeater. and from ballot box suffers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

Cur. BREcEISRIDGE is to speak at Jud.
sonia next Wednesday, the 3lst inst lie
ought to have an immense crowd. There
Is mo ADLER man in public life, in or out Of
Arkansas.
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the alternatives presented by The Newport
N0Y. From all that THE APPEAL can
gather they will not stay at home, but
will turn out in force and elect Cato by a
larger vote than Dunn received last year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

THE Ozark Democrat says of the Hon. j.
p. Clarke, Of Helena, prominently men.
toned as a suitable man for President OF
the Senate Of Arkansas, that ''he is n
young man Of ability, honest and cour-
ageous. The position and the State would
DO honored by his election"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

TnT Grodiuale D,'ia wants the river dis.
trict 10 unite on a candidate for Governor.
romarking that Col s,oyall. OF Coahoma.
Is most nuncnusly mentioned ior that
Office. but that Senator Casey, Capt
Charles Scott aud Maj. Thomas Collins
have also been suggested as being alsc
"well qualified" ior H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

TnK CiartsuHs HanJJalraai assures IT,
readers that ~ iar as johnson County b.
concerned. the most Of the Whoclcn and
Union Labor men will vote ior the ~.
election u John II. Rogers irom the
Fourth Arkansas District.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

RonERr HAGoARD, Republican, who is
running against Whtthornc for Congress
in the Seventh District, is an earnest Pro-
tectionist and is making strong canvass,
but "0ld Whit" will beat him and have
several thousand votes left.
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An EXTRAORDINARY orrra

Those proposition, ar. made ZOE the bench, Of
thoso who socufc yearly subscribers, but IN order
tia, tho subscfibcn may derive bcnchi from the
competition. TVS ArruAL viii distribute smons
them riiv amounting In value 70 moU than SOU
Thcso gifts viii Guido IN the rspcc, q value aud
de.iabiiity .nything ever offered ny southern
Newspaper Hycry yearly subscriber viii 10 surs
10 C., = SIN Send Tor sample copies Of wrKElT
ArrrAl Ani . mi lii 81 giiis This propositions
will be o,,cn 10 November n. issA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

ratyArE JouN AllES, being sure Of his
District tho fisl Mississippi, has been
doing very effective work Tor the party In
Maryland In company with Gen. Charles
r. Hooker Representative from tho Scy.
onlh Mississippi District.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

GrS. 4. NJ. wnr, Of Holly Springs, who
was the most prominent Gfconhlckor In
the South nj one time, u canyas,ing the
Second Mississippi District lot Bright Nor
gan a7d against Chalmers with whom be-
used TO have political opinions In common.
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Gov. MARKS Appointments.

someryillc, Saturday, October 3.
Bolivar Monday, October ~
jackson, Tuesday, October 30
Milan. Wednesday. october ~.
Humboldt Thursday, November J.
brownsville, friday, November 2.
Memphis saturday. November 3 lnigho.
1rcnton, Monday, November D.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

Tho State AZ Inree-Albcrt 8. Marks OF franklin
Josiah Patterson, Of shelby
First Dlstrict-H. Y. Hughes, OF Claiborne
Second District -Gcon,e I, Voc, OF Jefferson
Fo,irih nistrlct-W NJ Hammock, Of TrOusdalc
Iifth Districi-W. g. Houston, ot cannon.
sixth Dlsirlct--Eli T. Morris, of Davidson
Seventh nistrlct-fournoy Rivers OF cues
Eighth nlstrict--R. y Cole. OF Henry
Ninth Dstrlct-Fmnk r. Hond, Of Haywood.
Tenth District-llarN NJ llill, OF shelby.
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pARNELES CASE IN COURT

at is cold day when the Irish agi-
tators get left" No one Of them, pursu-
ing constitutional methods, since the days
OF the great o. Conncll, have been caught
mapping by British Ministers or British
law Parnell is not likely TO prove an
exception. lie has been prudent even TO
cauiioUsncss; has kept his own counsel,
and has never revealed his plans or pur.
poses. These he has consistently dcvel-
oped, even before the eyes OF his follow
crs, often surprising them more than the
enemy. He has been so careful rs to
seem like one counting his footsteps and
weighing the pros and cons with over
nicely. lie is sccrctiyc, and in that
respect is the opposite Of other lrishmen,
his colleagues, who are ELUSIVE and
only less given 90 gush than
1--WE Soulhcrners." How man 30 un-
communicative could ever have been cala-
logued among the Irish conspirators, even
by The london Times, must ever remain
special wonder. To the humber classes Of
his fellow-cilizcns ho has never been ac-
ccssible in the sense and way 80 common
with American politicians or statesmen.
Indeed. he Is less accessible than Mr..
Gladstone Is In or out Of Office. Then,
too, nc Is nothing Of letter writer. He
is dreamy and interpretive in habit,
wears a prcoccupcd air and is so neglect
iul OF himself rs TO appear sloyenly and
Indifferent TO social obligations Of dress,
such as are observed by nearly all English
gentlemen. lie is sui gcncris, and has only
one passion-thc Legislative freedom OF
Ireland When he wakes up TO ac-
ton his nature becomes intense
and lao goes TO the root OF the ques-
ton in hand, hits hard and takes
the blows delivered, not with indifference,
but o. n matter Of course as q man should
who fights expecting 10 be hit back, and
at least 10 get Us good as lac sends. In this
ciso with The T6aos, 20 long rs II was with
himself he did not care. II was only when
his party, and through Il his coun'
try, was touched that he could bo
aroused out Of his self imposed silence.
This done. he demands tho letters
on which The Tina based its charges.
These constitute the bottom facts Of lis
scurriiiy aud brutal abuse, and he insists
that they shall bc authenticated. II they
are genuine he deserves all that has been
said 80 he himself says. II they are
ioigcrics, as he insists they are. then all the
changes OF The Tina, acting for the gov
eanmcut, melt into thin mir, and that
paper not only stands condemned, but the
Salisbury Ministry which has proiiicd
by lis infamous Misrepresentation,
will bo 10 damaged M 10 lose the
confidence OF the English people. And
this, judging from the nows which
We publish this morning, IL likely 10 b,
tho result Making tho best exhibit h,
can, the very tedious and prolix Attorney
General Webster has already sorcly tric,
the pa,icncc OF the Commissioners, VIII,
ini-, that m, Tins must make a case
This hc has already more than half con
ics5cd he cannot do. and tho charges ar
gradually running Into sea Of words
where presently they will he lost.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

llmE Is cheering news from The Dgsrs
bury Timr,, which says that "Dycr county
will give Cleveland, Taylor aud the rest Of
the ticket the usual healthy Democratic
majority. Say 900 10 800 over m opro.
aition %
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

DISTRICT ELECToE FRASK BoSD will
meet his opponent, W. +. Poston at New
bern next Monday, in discussion Of the
issues Of the day. The Narbern 7enneSedn
guarantees them large crowd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

GALLANT 'olj joc Wheeler" il 4, have
rousing reception ut the hands OF his
Huntsville constituents TODAY llc de.
serves H. lie has done his duty ani done
Il well. lie has proven himself us able as
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL SATURDAY OCTOBER 81. 1888.

State Senate from the Counties Of Fayette
and Upton, that the Democrats Of the
latter County do the nice thing, and give
Mr. Dortch as large majority as Fayet G
gave Col. Sanford, Tiptons brilliant son,
two years ago
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
local Meteorological R.porL

TnR NnHry County D0uouo' says what
istrue, that veto Zoe J. G. johnson 10 .
vote tor Hawkins, the Republican candi.
date Tor Governor.
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unrdcnnn county.

For u. senate n J BNBNlliLt
Dor the Lower llou,c-w A. CAEr1llEES
Tor llnatcr-C. \ SrAtNnACk.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

Col ]. l.. PowrR, Of The Jockson Clarion
Lodgr, is being prominently spoken Of for
Governor. Mississippi does not contain a
man more worthy Of the honor.
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Iipton county.

Tor State rcuaior-J a. DOKfCH
For County Representative }. G. MOOBE sh
Tor Fluutor- JOHN X HEAD.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

TnE Tair County Rccorf is right. Poll.
tics In Mississippi is morc than politics, Il
IN pa,riotsm. aud demands s,cridccs A. the
hands q all loyers Of freedom
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

Tr Irtpys Brdcoa assures is rcaden
That majority 81 the voters Of The Second
District in that State will vote for BrcckIn
ridge and elect lnm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

Coz. josiah PATTERSON, who is TO speak
ut Covineton on Wednesday next, is max
ing rattling canvass Of West Tennessee,
and Is winning golden opinions every
where.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

TnE Lite Roct Gd;,ite advises that every
Dcmocra, should act m II the result on
the 9Th OF November depended on his
faithful performance Of duty to his party.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

WI. CI.ApP, RICHARD OpLUM.
RALPH DAVIS 4 RiSkEKr
DIR u. q GOODWIN,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

SENATOR WALTHALL will make some
speeches next week aud close the canvass
in Mississippi.
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THE COUNTY LreisLAIIyE TICKET.


For the state senate.
!. NJ CBKws, W. W. MCDOWELL
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Urlya,c)

BEVERLY, Mass, Sept. IL, 1883.
srI am IN receipt Of your letter Of the ith Inst,
nnd beg TO say that fully appreciate the difficulty
IN which yon find yourself In casting your vote,
You are probably aware that any political party
which openly favored the Mother Country nj the
present moment would lose popularity and that
the party in power n nlly aware ofthis fact Tho
party, however ls believe, still desirous OF main
tanning friendly relations With Great Britain, and
Il still rs DESTROYS Of sculiug all questions with
Canada, which have been unfortunately fcOpcncl
since the rotmciion oitho treaiy by the Republican
majority In the scnitc, and 10y tho lrcii'
dents Message, To which you hlude. All
allowances must therefore be- made for the polltl.
cal situation ~ regards the Ire idcntid election
thus created. II n, however, impossible 10 pre-.
dict the course which President Cleveland may
pursue Ia tho matter Of retaliation, should he be
elected. hut there Is every rcnsou In believe that
while upholiing the position he has taken hc
will manifest % spirit Of concIllalion IN dealing
with the question involved IN his message.
inclose an article from The NOw lOR T1ic 0i
August p, aud remain, yours faithfully,
L. g. sACKyiLi.r WHr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS Tenth District.
HON. JAMES PHELAN II Shslby County.
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FOR GOVERNOR,

FOR vICE-PRESiDINT.
ALLEN q. THURMAN Of Ohio.
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lirIus nrc dighOnor'd who are making uso
Of this letter. which II Is believed they
procured 10y some OF the scouudrclly and
undcrhaud means which Senator Quay, Of
Pennsylvania. has introduced into the
Presidential campaign. H. Nuo iort
Tribm, keeps II conspicujusIy before ~
rcldcis In The first column 81 IT, editorial
pace, with a Wow solcly to influence the
Irish voters Of New York to believe that
President Cleveland has the support
OF the British government, aud that the
"opprssors Of Ireland aro cooperating
iur his recollection, though Lord Sackyillc
with the understanding that II he Is 10
elected. be- will rclmco his step, from ih'
l,ctala,ory Fisheries Message aud let III,
Canadian, do p they please with on
Yankee fishermen. II is with Wow 4
ncuiulirc the cfIcc, oi the President
Message, which had 10 rca,suring an clIc,
upon the Irish voters Of every State an,
Territory, that Lord Sackyillc's lottcr {
published. This Is, o. course. silly rs vel
~ tricky. Il Is ~ much ~ to SAY that IN
hash 10 not know sand nom sea shells
that they cannot discriminate bctwcc
the British Minister'S private opinio
about an election that concerns him an
bis county only because Mr., Cleveland
determined that our Yankee dshermcr
hall have their rights iniho Moth Auanti
on the nominion's shore. No morc sir
pid yc; Outrageous attempt at dcccpuo
than this In, yet been made by the R'
publican Managers, u w except the false
hoods deliberately manufactured and ciI
culatcd by NJ blaine. 1t is an ouimg
on Lord sackyillc, and sull morc ini'
nous outrage on tho PRESIDENT But
will, like nla.nc's lies fall still.born.
Kills itself lorl sachyillo has cmployc
skilliul detectives 10 hunt up the pcSo
be sent II 10 aud unravcl the whole Thread
the cnd Of which may possibly BE- found I
Quay's Republican headquarters, Ne
York.
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FOR PRESIDENT.

GROVER CLEVELAND. of NsV York