Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1880, Page 1

uu E VOL SUN v4 GUST 22, 1880SIXTEEN PAGES PAGES. sia Sia ao ee eR aE GT rpc st tek SAGES 6 5 5 8s ACES. FANONS WHY Underwriters Writers Gip, |. SALE Soar LACES! PE It ig your interest to buy the We will offer this week 10,000 pieces of Crochet, Irish Crochet, Valenciennes, Russian, Torchon, Cream, Mechlin, American, and Bretonne Laces, from UNDERWRITERS’ SALE, Wove Thread, Point, Antique, | Languedoc, ; TALLET, DAVIS C0. PIANOS. FURNITURE, | steals Oe Aature’s Voices! The Only The Greatest Tone in Nature is, of course, the Human Voice, and next to it, in all the properties necessary to the articulation of music, comes THE MODERN PIANO And first among modern Pianos, in all the great properties and qualities of tone, comes the Always the Best. lways the Purest. Always the Cheapest. Aiways the Healthiest. ‘The Gold Mandarin Tea is NOT sold in bulk, but y Pound and Half-Pcund Packages, packed air- ‘which has the advantage of retaining all the $lsness and natural Davor of ‘the Tea. Nos. t, 2,3, and 4 ise the four different grades and prices of ner of the following kinds of Tea: $1 BSG, Ho. 4 cost 50 Cents. «oe, Fo. 3 cost G0 cents. FTW dared, No. 2 cost 80 cents. 1 nee ac,” (NO, 1 cost $1.00. Everybody, rich and poor, should immediately procure a package of this brand of Tea. It is not o:ly Cheaper, but far Detter than any other Tea iszorted, and, sfter having secured the kind that 123 your taste (there are 28 differeat kinds and Saves you can always rely on getting the sam= ‘and flavor by calling for the same number ine ndon package. See that the seals are un- brken and bear the signature of C. JEVNE. Di- rations for making on every pond package. ¥ offered in bulk DON’T TAKE, It is soldin packages ONLY. Cc. JEVNE, 10-12 Miadison-st., Sole Agent for the United States. to sell on commission please Dealers witli aply as above. = HOUSEKEEPING Goops. FO YOU! J THIS INTIMATION 15 GIVEN. Tf you want to buy FURNITURE of any kind for House, Store, or Office, Parlor Suits, —__-Chamber Sets, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, + STOVES, DESKS, BOOKCASES, Ge, 10R GASH OR ON EASY PAYMENTS, THE BEST PLACE IS GORD ON’S, |. 202, 204, 206 Randolph-st., Haale Building. "Just west Fifth-av. AN IMMENSE STOCK. Satisfaction Always Insured. Prices Always fig . 1 ROCHER, PHOTOGRAPHER, 4-79-81 State-st., Chicago. OPTICAL GUUDS, Fine Spectacles sulted to all stzhts on scientifie Foge les. Upera and Field Glasses, Telescopes, Ml~ roscopes, Haromicte: OCEAN INN AN LINE. Ocean Steamships, Corrine the British and United States Malls. Jem Yore and liverpool, vin Queensiown. from inc! is! ch, ch, Gera, Ttailuss and Geandinay ae These steamers carrr no live stock of any kind. FRANCIS Cc. BRO en. vestera Acent, SF" DRAFTS on G fitnis, ireland, and oh Sranenairs,ee Creat Britain, ireland, and the STATE LINE Tags Liverpool. Dub!in, Bel’ast, and: London- j from X.¥ every Thursday. First Cabin, 3) SF secording W accommodation. Second Cabin, AUSTIN, BALDWIN & CO. N. ¥..und sof itandulpa-st, Chicago . Wecteon Manasen ARD MAIL LINE, falling v rive n week to 1 und from British Ports Pas lekeis trom Liverpool, Queenstown, Glaszow Betfust, und Londgnderry ut lowest. raves. "s Ofice, corner Cuirk and Randolph-sts, Rego. Depts ror 1. und upwards wi lowest ruses. = jen! Western Agent en TRUSSES, AUPTURE| eee Reward. at gains. H ‘FROM CASH AUCTION, | ‘BLACK CASHMERES, On, Wriaay erening, Ang. %, at o'clock, for Duluth and intermediate A. W. WEEELER, for SPOT CASH. Immense Bar- | The peerless and unrivaled in- strument of the Human Race, un- Pirces Crociiet Eagin i tivaled, unequaled, and unap- 1,500 picees Valenciennes Taq at Ic, 2c,3e,; proachable by any product of le, Se, Ge ul Se, ul cheap. 1 i ; 1,500 picces Languedoc ang dtssian Laces at ;™2Odern industry, in, sweetness, a -distinctness, volume, and VOISE-LIKE ATTRIBUTES! i | t, Torchon, Were | rc and | Such is the opinion and the ex- ! pression of all musical authorities and all musical communities. See 2,000 pirces Crochet Edgings at 1c, 20 and 3c, | 2,000 picces of Irish Croc Thread Laces at_ lc, 2, Be, 4, Ge, worth Be, £0, Ge, 8c, 10¢ and 3,000 pieces American, Cream, Mechtin and Bretonne Laces it 10, 26, Be, te, Fe, Ge, Be and 100. 50,000 yas. Hamburg Eagings at 1c, 2¢, % ey gsc, 10c, 12ise, 15, 1c, 20e, Bo) Ses Bo, Boe, STi tes doe and i Soe! From Cash Auction Sates, aupul | chea, with all others, and thus secure the ‘Best Piano Ever Manufactured! W. W. KENBALL, Corner State and Adams-sts. 600 PIECES or 200 pieces Plack AU- Woot Cashimeres at 3714, 0c, 5c, and 50c, worth SVc, 5c, TUE and 85e. 200 pieces 40-inch Black Cashmeres, of a well- Ienoven French manufacture, "noted for fis superior quality and color, at 63e, 75¢, S$5c and 90¢, worth 90c, $1.00, $1.15 and 100 Siccee Fxtra Quality 46-inch Black Cash- mere at T5c, Sic, 90c and $1.00, extraor- dinary bargains. The above lot of LACES and BLACK CASHMERES are from FORCED CASH SALES, and the cheapest goods ever offered in the city. Purchasing strictly for cash, we secure these opportunities which enable us to undersell all our competitors. Money refunded at all times if PELTON, POMEROY & CROSS, 150 & 152 State-st., SOLE AGENTS FOR Chickering & Sons’ Pianos goods are not sgtisfactory. Fan elton Rrathers . i —118_& 120 State-st._ | Decker & Son ae : Wilcox & White Taylor & Farley = FINANCIAL, EDWARD L. BREWSTER, Stock and Bond Broker, 104 WASHINGTON-ST., HAS FOR SALE: Ghicaco, Burlington £ Quiney Railway Chicago, Mi:wausee & St Punt Ruilwe ‘ouk Counts. cago City cka bought and sold on cummission at k Exchange, und carried on margins, FIRST. NATIONAL BANK, CHICAGO, HAS FOR SALE $100,000 District of Columbia Bonds, guaran- teed by Government, at par. $50,000 Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Oma- Ra Railroad Consolidated Mortgage 6 per cent Bonds at par, and other firat-class securities, ‘LOANS. On Life Policies: same bought. Send stamp. Fatled Life Co.'s Policies also purchased. Bee-Hive und other fatlea Bunk Claims bought, HOLMES & BI WGenern) Brokers, 86 Washingto: SILVER PLATED KNIVES. Rogers’ Plated Knives At $2.75 per Doz. for 12-o0z. lhe [gst janely ariay of Tntrumet Weld f New York United States, ‘DECKER BROTHERS’ PIANOS EXCEL ALL OTHERS IN plate. TONE. ; ry . EDONISH, A. WW. WHEELER, MECHA ISM 141 LAKE-ST. EXCURSION. Attractive Pleasure Excursions TO LAKE. SUPERIOR. ‘The Flegant Pussenger Steamers of the LAKE MICHIGAN AND LAKE SUPERIOR TRANSPORT (0,, PEERLESS Will leave on Tuesday evening, Aug. 24, and the CITY OF FREMONT USED BY THE BEST ARTISTS. DELIGHT THE MOST CRITICAL. STORY & CARIP, 188 & 190 STATE-ST., Sole Agents for the Northwest. einways’ Waichiess Pianos! Enjoy a deluntrally heut and dust. “Fares Send for descriptice eeaige to i, cool atmosphere and escape low. JOS, AUST. oe? cas WOES! ROUGHT Burr BUITs. ~ WROUGHT BUTTS. 10,000 -Doz. at 6O per cent Discount. LYON & HEALY, 14) LAKE-ST. mas ip 9 charitable insttrution $10, 13 4 one fet bal Ht 7484 that we cane dtath wath) the PARKER HE. SENTIVE ©. Gone ON-SiAse THOSS pacented te sé TRCSS. iss RTLETT, BUTMAN & PARICER, 43 State-st, Chieazo, UL Berane, the patentee. has had 3) yeurs’ ex- 205, Nagy woe Jast S sears with Murine Hospitals, Ar- } Ces etd Pedswoners, whe Gurertment having “ed Our appliance as tae beat in use. Sick that can be Beured we never fail to eure. nufacturers o} _ SHQULESS HEEL ELASTIC STOCKINGS, some Eatented March 26.2676 Patented March 26, 1876. ~~ ____ FOR SALE, FOR SALE. BODY, SILTONSTALL & CO., Brokers, ‘Members N.¥. Stock Exchanze. Stocks bought, sold, D. A, BOoDY, FG. SALTONSTALL, 5,000 Doz. Fire Shovels at A. W. WHEELER, State and Monroe-sts. ¥HIRM CHANGES. STRY. Dr. Day, 133 East Madison-st, RUBBER 0 Best| i ELLULOID, Gold, 10. Filling, 1-1 Old Rates, VITALIZED AIR Or gas) sivon free for painiass extracting, 153 East Madison-s " Inventor of Lower'Suetion Plate, which 128 LA SALLE-ST., ‘and curried on marins. GN BOODY, uch ELL, “Sew Vout, ue ron adage AE SEES 40 cts. per doz. 141 LAKE-ST. years’ actual test without a failure. TO NEWSPAPER HEN. A first-class Chambers? Folding Ma- a With the Kahler Attachment. Will Bes Sheet 36x50 or 24x36. In good this ie ata very low price. Apply at ees Ld head lid Wek (OVING. COAL 1H0DS [35 never loosens while talking or eating; 5 ; } i i } and flowers in front, BUSINESS tm IN CHICAGO THAT, WAS SBRENADED BY A VISITING BAND AND WHY?] Simply because the appreciation of our en- deavors by tht California Commandery, WHOSE QUARTERS “AGAIN REV EL Gl them, test them, compare them | FURNISHED THROUGHOUT WITH Furniture, Carpets, Sideboards, Mirrors, &e, And also because of the Knormous Bargains! Given the Visiting Knigh ts by our firm, at whose Stores can be found an IMMENSE STOCK of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Received from SHERIFFS’ SALES and BANKRUPT STOCKS, Both New and Used. GEOUEGAN & REVELL, 191, 193, 195 & 197 Randolph-st., Cor. Fifth-av., and also THE CHICAGO FURNITURE CO., 51, 53 & 55 Fitth-av., Briggs House Bultdiog. ““EXCE cUA1Ns. — ANKRUPT STORE,| Opposite Palmer I Palmer House. CURTAINS! The Busiest Music Music House in the Lace Curtains OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. We make a Specialty of Lace Curtains, and therefore can sell them for less than other stores. LACE CURTAINS In ECRU, WHITE, RED AND ; BLACK, RED-AND ECRU, and | many other Novelties. GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. BANKRUPT STORE, 184 & 186 STATE-ST, OPPOSITE FALMER HOUSE. SLES aww REAL YF FOR §& SALE, Cor. of Thirtieth-st. and Lake-ay., TWO VERY FINE Ten-Room, Stone-. Front Houses, Dining-room and Kitchen on same floor, with double Pariors; all modern improvements, including Fur- nace und Gas Fixtures; very conveniently arriaied, and well and substantially but. Lot 3 feo: tront. oper or isde'Park train ony one block: fare aoven, cents; borse cars one bluck.. Fine Lake ‘view; pari ‘he Bighest and {healthiest lo- gation in the city. Price only it, balance 4S yenra nt por cent, Af reared. liguire of owuor, vom rushington-s GEO. R. CLARKE. RY. VIFALIZ ED AIR. New Safe Remedy. No More Pain With Teeth. $8 Finest and Best Full Set. Experience, skitl. and care. No fancy prices. Finest Filling one-third usual rate: “Great BESSY Bae! B Viato Made Tint” MCCHESNEY S.” DENTAL PARLORS, jar id’ Rundotph-sts. SCREWS. COAL HODS. per doz. The finest Trucks eves seen onthe streets, | 141 LAKE-ST. SCREWS. 1,000 Doz. Coal Hods at $2.50 | 200,000 Gross at 50 and 5 per cent Discount. WHEELER,|A. W. WHEELER, |A 141 LAKE-sT. | SES 5. SURF. PR's ( AND SBA'S LATE Last May we sent “ omer to Europoseen “aeross the Foolish “Hard Half what their wares cost to make in solid American londs of Europeun Novelties are dally arriving. Spall su 6,912 Remnants EMBROWDERIES! ENTIRE STOCK OF 4 FACTORY IN Sr. GALL, Switzerland, just received: per suillng vessel “ Hel~ POSITIVELY THE ONLY LOT OF MANUFACTURER'S REMNANTS Of Hamburg Embroidories ever brought to Ameri andarea GREAT CUIMOSITY. Ench pieces FOUR FEET WIDE, Containing from 3 to 30 diferent patterns, cach mens- uring $y to 434 yards. Mark this: No two patterns aiike, und but ds to 456 yurds of uny pattern, 576 Pieces each four feet long. Avorage number of patterns on each piece 12, muking 6,912 Different Patterns, And measuring in all about 24648 yas, worth 4c. to $2.50 per yd, And to be sold by us for 1-2 cent Por yard np to 9 cents. at which prico wa soll tho Hnest, widsst, and best worked Embroldery ever nade: Nofiner goods can be imagined FINEST WORKED EDGE, VERY FINEST CLOTHS, SUPERB PATTERNS. No House in America Ever showed such an assortment. It SOUNDS QUEER | pond” as buyer w FOR A LITTLE CHAP (?) Like Sen to say, but’tls trath, by actual count six thousand nine hundred and ‘twelve (G12) distinct and different patterns of Embroideries Insertions, All to bo sold at One-third Usual Retail Prices! BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, Bugs are All Sold. SEA Sates. ISEA,State-st. PRICE FIVE CENTS. LY al deli d.s3. OTD ee TRC ered S FOOLS! ST ENTERPRISE. th instructions to scour those little Territories,—to Un” Merchants Ul Ma Sold; Many of these offers wore accepted, and ship- 21,300 Remnants BBONS! ENTIRE STOCK OF A FACTORY IN PARIS, France, and just recolved Ser: salling vessel“ Amer- We think the only lot of MANUFACTURER'S REMNANTS Of Ribbons evor sold inthis country. They are actn- ally werth from 75 cts. to $2.00 per yard. ‘To be sold at the prico usually asked for half-cotton goods, while—tuark this—all are finest Silks and Sat- fins, incorwoven with ven Silver and Gold is, Raised Velvet Borders and Cent Work ot Sie hurendss Pont sponeae eerie ence Fiuin Colors, Fancy Shadings, Beaded, lsmbroldered, 21,300 Different Patterns ‘Mensufing inall about: $4,200 Yards. ‘Some of these Itibbons are nearly as THICK AS BOARDS, And (as the old Indy said of her Satin dress), THEY'LL STAND ALONE. ‘The very choicest of this lot will be sold at A8 cts. Per yard, and you can find Iubbons not, as good sold about town for $1.50 per yard. NEXT LOT, PRICE 39 cis. Next 29, Next 24, Next 18, Next 12, Next 9, Next 6, Next 4, Next 3, , And last of all we offer 5,000 yards at i cent Per yard,—Gros Grains, Cord Eaze, Satins, ete, etc, wide and narrow width: ALL ONE CENT! ‘We make this cheeky, BOLD ASSERTION, That no one will be able to ask fora shade or qual- ity of Kibbon that we have not now in stock. EVERY SHADE. ‘fora atace ro-Adamite days.—every minterial and lity Beard of stace ¢ stuce the Creation. JUST IN! Large invoice of Japanese Bric-a- Brac and Pottery. CARPETS, FURNITURE, &c. on ¥ ou! son avery large BANKRUPT Fall te eet cahien cmbruces maagy of the * Latest Styles" out fa Furniture, | Carpets, &e. | t be sold FOR CASH, and nre | guntantoed SURICELY ‘PIKST-CLASS and desirable. 962 & 264 Wabashav. ATIONERS. 81 ) AULVERPAGE =, | AHOYNES.CO.22 Stationers, Blank-Book Manufacturers, and ! Dealers in FANCY COODS, 118 & 120 MONKOE-ST. All Knights Templar are invited to ex- amine ane ELEGANT STORE and SPLENDID STOCK, as they will be sure to find something to carry home as a gift or memento of this memorable gathering. eee ea HARDWA Ww VABBe iw ~~ AARD WARE. .b Lots in all kinds of Hard- ite: Greater bargains this week a ever before. WwW. WHEELER, 141 LAKE-ST. COAL. COAL. ROBERT LAW. dealer paler in all kinds of Cosl, by care fo, car load, and Offices. 280 Mailison, and 126 Market-sts. ORGANS, ~ COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE FINEST INSTRUMENTS IN THE WORLD ! AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. | i ! BEHNING, MILLER, McCAMMON, and others. ‘ Batler and Hew England ie en) men's tne Violins, ad d Strings a specialty. Phinos taken on itor Pianos tuned, repaired, and polished. ‘The best workmen employed for the different Drinches of repairing of all Kinds of mustea! instru~ *iflustrated Catalogue sent free. = | Julius Bauer & C0., 182 & 184 Wabash-ay. FACTORY—105,17, and 129 ‘Twen:y-ninth-at., comer Lexingten-av.. New York. ‘sk ESE LSE! G0, A, WEISS & 00. Received ‘the highest award of al competing Bottled Beers of the World at the International Exhibition, Sid- ney, Australia, 1879. ‘WE. ARE BOTTLING, FOR FAMILY USE, CONRAD SEIPP’S PILSENER LAGER BEER, EXCLUSIVELY. Onr delivery wagons reach every part of the city. Our ‘‘ Salvator” Premium Export Beer Is shipped extensively ail over the country. Car-load orders can be filed nt short notice. Smaller ship- ments will also receive prompt attention. ‘This excellent Beer,well introducod in’Hotels, Res- taurants, und Families, is considered “The Finest” by the culdivated palates of connotsseurs. ‘Mal your orders A. WEISS & CO., Jake Shore; foot of Twonty-sevonth-st..Ch Ieago., a ‘Bell Telephone connection through Seipp’s re’ COAL. J. L. HATHAWAY, 38_ MARKET-ST. SEVER TIPPED BUTTS. SILVER TIPPED BUTTS. |— 1,000 Doz. at 60 and 20 per cent Discount. . W. WHEE! sER, 14! LAKE-ST. a CLOTHES 5 WRINGE RINGERS. “CLOTHES WRINGERS. Large Stock of the Best Make at $47.00 doz. WHEELER, ee LAKE-S7. HATS. eee Fail Styles Gentlemen’s Dress Silk, Stiff and Soft Hats just received. Finest qualities and lowest prices at BARNES’ HAT STORE. 86 Mad- isoi-sie (Tribune Bullting.) { attention. ; the campaign. It was for the most PRESIDENTIAL. The Text of Wade Hamp= ton’s Speech at Staun- ton, Va. Utterances Which the Democ- racy Vainly Endeavor to Explain Away. Indiana Thoroughly Can. vassed by Republican Committees. Every Voter Will Be Reached and Every Vote Must Be Hon- estly Cast. Another Pointed Reference to the Barefaced Frauds in Alabama. Respectable Southerners Hear- tily Ashamed of the Record. Ben Butler to Take the Stump for Han- cock and English. WADE HAMPTON, THAT TROUBLESOME SPEECH. Spectal Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune, Wasninctox, D. ©, Aug. 21—Wade Hampton, by his denial of his Staunton speech, is involving himself in still greater perplexity, and will find additional reason tor despair. There isa Democratic weekly paper published at Staunton, as well as a Re~ publican paper. The publication-day of this Democratic weekly is one: or two days later than that of the Republican weekly, and now comes the Democratic weekly of, the Staun- ton Vindicator with a version of Hampton’s speech very similar to that published by the Republican Valley Virginian, the Democratic paper omitting none of those passages which have excited so much comment in the North, and which Hampton and the Democratic leaders for him. have sought to disavow. Moreover, the Vulley Virginian itself comes out and says that the senior editor of the paper himself made the report of Hampton’s speech, and he offers to-prove its correctness by affidavits from scores of prominent Democrats who heard it, Itis said that there are 40,000 negro voters and 15,000 white voters in Virginia who have not paid their. capitation tax for 1879, and who will consequently be disfranchised this full unless the tax is paid. The amount of the tax in each case is about $1.10. THE SPEECH. The Valley Virginian, Aug. 19. On_the 26th of July the Democrats held a grand rally in Staunton. Speakers were in- vited from abroad, and the most prominent who responded were Gov. Wade Hampton’ of South Carolina, and Goy. Vance, of North Carolina. Both addressed an audience esti- mated at from 1,500 to 2,000 persons, and both speeches were reported in the Virginian. The reports were published far and wide, Gov. Hampton’s speech particularly being re- produced in numbers of Northern and West- ern exchanges. Since that time we have re- ceived scores of letters from persons livingin. twenty-odd different States, asking for the { issue containing thespeech and some of them. | ordering as high asa thousand copies. To : meet this demand, for our regular ition has long since been exhaused, and to serve an- other purpose, which will be apparent here- ; after, we republish our report of Gen. Hamp- ton’s speech, as follows: Geo; Hampton is a man of fine physique ang splendid appearance, and, as he stepped forward to the stage, round after round of applause ! greeted him. He is nota very attractive speaker, though bis earnestness is impressive and claims ‘There was nothing of the statesman, in his speech, no presentation of the issues of rt an ap- peal for harmony in the ranks of the Democratic party in Virginia, and an incoherent arraign- ment of Republicans. After ulluding to the fact that his ancestry were Virginiuns, and bud fought side by side | with the sons of the old State, and to his own servic2s during the Igte War, be sald, so it is that [a.q bound to you by bonds which death alone can sever. So it is that I, like so many veterans of the Confederacy, am jealous of the honor and proud of the glorious heritage be- jucathed to her by her Loe and her Stonewall Jackson. Do not understand that I come here todictate a policy to you, rather am { here to consult with you as a Democrat, a8 a man, and as u Southern soldier; as one who looks buck to tho time when he shared with you privations. and suffering and defeat in the army of North- ern Virginia. Tam here to voice the carnest hope that Ifeel, to utter the ferve... prayer of my beurt, thas Virginia, tho mouuer of States, will not. prove recreant to all her high traditions. We have alway's looked to her to lead, and we know that sbe has the right todo so, We kuow her his- tory, and wo know that, insceking the path of duty, she hasever found the way to. glory. I adjure you by your traditions, by all that, you hold sacred, to lead aguin Virginia 2s you have done heretofore, not always to victory, but al- ways to honor. ‘What is Virginia’s duty now? You hardly real~ ize, wy friends, how much depends on the action of your State. With a uni South casting 138 Electoral vores. we need oaly New York and In- diana, and I believe we shall have them. Will Virginia, when we have success within our very grasp, sacrifice the Democratic party; will she sacrifice the South; will she sucritice the Na~ tional Governinent by aiding, indirectly though it be, to elect a Republican President? I wilt not believe it. I stood four years by the side of Virginians, and I know the stuff of which they are made. ‘in the four years I nover saw then falter. At this crisis I cannot, 1 will not think that you will prove false to your traditious— that you can prove recreant to the éxalted teach~ ings, the ennobling inspirations of your glorious past. Put by everything that can distract your attention from our one great object. i only to that; fight for it.and win the fight. I have nothing to say to you about your local differences, we have them in our own State, but we have resolutely put them bebind us. Realize it you can what will follow a Hepub~ Nean triumph in November. You have eecn what strides that party has mado towards, cen~ trallzation: you have scen your Judge stricken by the mailed hand of the Republics? Govern~ ment; you have seen the publican party muss troops at the polls to overawe pose free free sulfrage; you have seen their Deputy-Marshuls, their Supervisors, their Iteturning Boards,—the’ instruments of an overthrow of the Jast vestigo of State-rigbts. I tell you, my countrymen, the See e reGouin will Ue barder than ever if tho Republican purty ts successful in this campaign. We shall behold no more free elections, no more: untrammeled expression of political sentiment) and no one of us now living will ever again see at restoration of Democratic rule and prneiples. If we elect the Remocrate pomineed, che oS eee nblican arty will zo feces Duy ttbte uussion is ended, ff they ever hadi SR eion. ‘There is nothing that holds. them to- nether to-day save * the cohesive power of the public spoils.” The Democratic party ts th party of peace and of union that would blot our all sectional difference forever, and it ha3 prov- ‘en this in the nomination of Gen. Hancock at Cincinnati. ‘There was but one feeling there umong the Southern delegates. That feeling was expressed where we said to our Northern Democratic brethren, “Give us any available man.” They gave us that man, and we have put it in the power of the people to elect the ticket. They can clect if they will You will hear from one to-day who can speak for North . Carolina. Gor. Vanco will contrm my words that we can carry the South, if you will onl; He bas come, like me, to appe forsake us in the hour of need. Lee and Jackson wuld do were Fey are the same princtples for aon vey owas Toe Four years. “Remember the men teh¢ carry Virginiu. to ou not, ta Sc onalaer ily Tribune t