Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 28, 1880, Page 1

—6 Che Chicago Dailn Tribune. VOLUME XL. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1880—TWELVE PAGES. PRI DB shee ane ee PRESIDENTIAL. a a { Gen. Weaver Begins His | Greenback Crusade in Respectfully tnvite your attention wt NE ; ; By New England, to the NEW GOODS they are ; g opening, and the special bargains 878, '79, and '80. a fe ° Madi they are offering In thelr WATERFILL & FRAZIER, i FIVE CENTS. / & s = of eithor of tho warring factions to the money | the months and years rolled round tra a flower, . 4 aud the decisive vietory never came. 1 helt ters Tae ecard are: iis eat leh s Z = CITALMERS ON MAINE. : the he says, that it wag the duty of the Re- | glove candidate, He did not tink = aie € hain lins srltod here from ul publ jean purty to xive its entire confide was an all-nbsorbing question In this ] Pa ae emocratic prpers report i the country, its duty no longer to deceive | put if it was, and any Demvernt would Bo at the Demoeratic | itself or attempt to deceive the countrys ine 1 Sultink Sn that Shite, ‘To his personal Den ord, that the wise polley was to say frank- Gat tee He was Important he would mug 3 : oral t however, Chalmers tells | ly: ‘To conguer the Rebellion may require . SS: siorye te admits tint there | years moreof war, but the salvation of the THE KEY To PonrEn's wARDRon ~~ ® Is uo possible chance thatthe Democrats or | Government depends upon fighting It out on | and tet them go through and seo if lew.s Fusionists will earry the State. He says, on | this Hneto the bitter end, whether the end | guilty, as charged. ‘The General's appeal to the fontrary that defeat for them Jy certain, |is near or far. Now, he says, we have | the young men who were casting about for explains it by saying that Democratic | been hoping, believing, and sayhtg for years | Patty allliintions was eloquent and convin- ching bought. Unt the war of the seetlons fs a inost over gle. He Lesourht them 1 read the life ot ‘THE SITUATION IN MAS LTTE, whereas, In fact, there are no more signs of | Tne Garfleld as giving the posslbill- HRS te Gator tke nA Tou the pertuanent. purification at the South to- | Hes attainable by an Amerienn boy, ‘To tha Hosrox, Aug. 2t-—The typleal Siasanchu- | Way than there were of the, collapse of the joting Dusnnerats he requested that thoy ask Democrat iss Bourbon par excellence, | Rebellion during the second Lincoln cam. he gray-haired sire notonly insists upon forgetting nothing: alga Tle proceeded: If MeCtellan had | witar Ag Tit DEMOCRATIC PANTY DONE: and [ narutiig hotline, but persiatentl ales we elected fi, TR ths: Wat paul Indeed since was born—what, one fet has put in “lf, THs “ 5 i s " opern 9 : yas tama Md tie heat 4 unfolded have been'a victory of States over the Unton, | sears that on surrestell for tne last tventy ot Delivering a Sanguine Speech son and Peoriaests., een wariaety —|SiIK Department) "sie" E, OR, ste ince |THE Leaders of Popular Prices,| i:0 nes. sonnet, srayea, sine, exe The Chairman of the Fiat that can possibly act as an Inducement + tra value at #1. Attrictad ny fitentlon was “the Collowinas | te triumph of the Kebellion, “And now t¢ | Zo me to cagtmy vote foriis candidates And W. He M BRAYER, SOLICIT YOUR TRADE 150 pes. Black Guinet Silk, at State Committee in {ie tohn Albion Andrew, the great War- Wal forntlina bee oven: because whist ate fiidetl the General: he reli be a las ofd man ol = A overnor oF Mussichusetts, were vit, + 7 iy bh he boy. 1877, '78,'79, and '80, HOR THIS CRUBERATED $1.65, $1-75, 1.85, and B2. Maine Rouid nat sung Carte This oniaton: | South contends for would be achleved, | The spreelt was the best delivered hero 6o 200 pes. Our Monopoly Black Ny Silk, with a rich Satin Finish, at ; $1.40, $1.75, $1.85, and $2; the | Announces Himself in Full best value for the money ever of- T, J, VAN DYKE, An P, JORDAN, 60 L ME fered, “Sympathy with the Re- WH, BERKELE, BL ACK Wack Bie ae Lo and WL, ubiigen: ree! warranted to wear, and guarane : VW teed the best value in the citys Gen. Ben Harrison Forcibly Pre- WJ, FRAZIER, FRENCH seat the teen ot Ea 1877, '78.'79, and ‘80, At $1.26 per yard a full line of s HEADLEY & PECK, () ACHEHIRES | Colored Dress Silky in all the iat- | - eats, ae fs based on the seatinents of the lite "War? | Namely: The absolute suppression of the | far by all odds, Republicans are delighted Thor's valedictory address to the Texts. | gplorel vole and the abollion tironghont | with it, aud Democrats admit that If was lature In 180, in whicl he advorated a peace | te States of the South of all freedom | shrewd and convincing, and wouldlstrengthen pulley. ‘The Port, of course, believes that | Of opluton and palltical action. (In the opine | Republicans, ‘They are trying to get Jullam Hotldny has happened since "1860, -and that | wn of Mr. Chandler the determination of the | here next week to answer Harrison. exon Ie prent byes Bnd traneplied thie-oplit: alnsiomectine scxtnbllahymont (of Navionay ot lens of Gov, Andrew could ne have been a Pa a =) Y | Sie. aC pi) v Infinenced by them, ‘The next thing [ saw | Premcy—as showa by tte overwhelming SECRETARY DORSEY. inthe Just was this: “Bob Ingersoll, the | Victory of the Republican party ir tho el IHS VIEWS ON THE CAMPAIGN, blasphemer, will vote for Garfield.” Wien | ton of Lincoln in 1864, had mitch to do w Spretat Dispatch ta The Chteayo Tribune, I fooked to see the point of {his assertion £ the carly subsequent collapse of the Confed- INDIANAVOIAS, Ind, Aug, 27.—Ex-Senator found that It was to offset the fon of | Erite cet Aud po now he hopes that the } Dorsey, Seeretaryof the Republican National the Burlington Jinekeye, that, “Every man | clection of Gartleld will be a great blow 1 | ysoeutive Committee, arrived here to-da tliat ever put ono Ku-llux mask, and assist- ) 8s Vea strife, 5 and attended th et a vd In dragging an old negro out of his bed at | , ‘Lhisis not the language of Mr. Chandler, | aud attended the mecting of the Republican i Land lately fine will vote. for | Dut the substance of lis views, He was a | State Committee this evening, The Senator Hancock.” Jt follows that the Post is uf the | Warm adherent of Mr. lalne’s cause. but | comes direct from Mentor, and brings the re- aplion tnt tho Ku-klux assasin is more ae Sr he eer elec slow oe 108 port that Gen, Garfield feels first-rate and erty are pe hay Mig ea wn oes vass in all parts “of the eowatry, atid pro- quite confident. Sald the Senstor: “Tho 2 fo the bottom of ils soul inabso- | tought chose delegates to the State . : A Strong and Unanswerable De- ny ” ie i OSCAR PEPPER, “Old Crow, Ll World-Renowned’ for their tense of the National Elec- Subody helluves, however, Uint the . Post bones to lve espeelai attention td tat of his General \ dolng a great deal of work Ina 1875. Superiority in . tion Laws, fates Ingersoll bueause he Jy n blasphemer, Hi ie ae nates Am. | aulet way, especially In Indiana, which ho 8 t hates him because he hates tyranny and Lowe, 3 Ati wate D Fi consliers vitally Important to carry.” Being T. B RIPY “ COL OR ” meann It hates him because he ELL, Muss. Aug, 27.—'The Democrats | asked about! the prospects In Olio, he re- Me ' . 100 pes. Combination Striped Fs Bie * eda of ti aen every. | vention, all favorable te Gen. Butler's e: piled: “Everything looks favorable, and ee aes “WEIGHT!” Pekins at $1; vever beforootfered With a Brilliant and Searching : sa itech fas herrea rs Bemocratle didney, If he would stand; but he himself | ur people there are not at ull disturbed HERMITAGE a . for less than $1.50. Denunciation of the State- pert becuse it fs the synonym of violence, | Was chosen in hls home ward, at his own re | over the reports of Democratle suc- u oF SH!” At $1.50 a full Ine of Cheney S ! both physical and mental; and the Demo- aeets with the vurpose, itis understood, of | cess, = We shall carry New York 1873. 7 and INIS oD bit + Rights Doctrine, eratle party hates Garlield all the more | deelluing Gubernatorial honors in the Con- by from 20,000 to 50,000 minjority without i Bro.s’ Brocades, in all the new de- Ditterly: because his ‘nomination was the re- | vention, : : ‘A . rn ) ts He 2 doubt. Mr. Conkling says he shall be great- D A AIKEN py U a signs and colorings. sult of the freedom of personal opinion and MAINE, é ent HM : COME LETE A ORTHENT f 4 . REI - intense individuatlty which ‘prevails In the Portnanp, Me., Aug. H. Gore, appointed If the majority is less than 1876. 160 pes, Satin de Lux (Brocades), | secretary Dorsey’s Views on the Cams | Iepubliean party. Chairman of the Greenback State Committee, Speaking of Mr, Conking, Mr. Dorsey LSON “JET BLACKS Y93 | our own tmportation, new and el- in and Its Outeome in tho ‘The “Tub” is not exelted on the subject | and Secretary of State under Gov, Gtr here Is not the least doubt of his H . egant at %1.90. Palgn and Ms of polides yet. Its first famities are simmer. | hus written a letter to the Greenback coinlng to Indiana. On the contrary, he has 1877, '78, and'79. “6 wy is . Western States. Ing all along the north and south shores of | Committee reslening his position at ante t ner TY fone BLUE BLACKS the rock-hound coast, and its politicians ure | bership of thelr organization, and declaring | Censented to make threo speeches In Olito 6 & U Old St le . V EBL V g nt Saratoga or the mountatns. Ben Butler | hty purpose to hereafter act with the Repub- and fonrin Inditnn, at such polnts as Gare A 1 ot y $ fee Now OPEN e Gen. Grant Mak Garfeld Sp ech is sachtine somew! wth che slelnttyy bit ie Ucans. fleld and others desire. It Is not yet decided 1877, '78, and hs f - ; en. Gran’ ‘fakes a ty 1c nis promis p or ancock fn Fan- = whether he will open fs Cleveland or In- AT THE FOLLOWING LOW PRICES: Our Fall Importation of BLACK, at aGalena Ratification Mect- tah Tat Mug wack ie will udvoente sr GEN. BEN HARRISON, dianapolls. We expeet Gen. Grant to preside 5 ; a COLORED, and FANCY VEL- ing Yesterda: of Ituke and you give, and the abbott De IS SPRECIE AT LAFAYETTE, IND. at the first meeting, and 1880, 38 Inches Wide 45¢ Upwards. VETS just received. They were e Gi gerats are prepared to give.” ‘The Hon. P, Spcetal Senate yew The Cicson Peibene, i IT 18 To BE DETERMINED y mclured especially sor ° W, Collins, a. young Irlsh lawyer of some | Larayerre, Ind, Aug. 27.—Gen, Ben | whitch polnt he enn best reael FY MARYLAND RYE it ” rf manufactured especinily for our i ten) Fee, wi af Butler | Harri ee lites Teike lle we t reach that makes HORS 1 AO 5c trade, and tor quality and beauty NEW ENGUAND. local palitien! promise, who opposed Butler | Harrison spoke here lust night. Me was | the delay. Senator Conkling hag never made 1874,°75,'76, and '77. of finish ennnot be equated. MUSH BYEAKERS FOR MAINE, wither pies * Coltins ina om dhecart Detnre greeted by the largest political gathering of | » political speech outside of his own State. ‘In’ DV “ 3 _ 200 pe: ok ta ve Speciat Dispateh to Tho Chicago Tribunes a bitter DAT Collins hus put the cart Uerote | the eaimpatgt, ‘The Garileld Guurds—in- | Even when Grant was a eandidate he could OO pes, Black Trimming Vel- Iry- i bright: E Hl TAYLOR JR RYE hea ate . Tostox, Aug, 27%—Republican Irishinen | Demoeratle party, and-no pill ls bitter to bin | fantry and cavalry—with | lamps brightly | jot be induced to go out of the State.” ‘The a Ue i ’ iy vets at $1.25,81.50, $1.75, 82, | ,, arte : iad + toe | Which promises: to help him toward the {-burning paraded the streets and made the | gy.sey G " 4 1877, '78, '79, and’8O. SAMPLES MAILED. will speak at the rally in Lewiston, Me., to ‘ i a ex-Senator thought the National Committee 9 '7B,'79, 0 ners | AN Upwards, Extra quality and | orrow evening. ‘Choy are Judge Morrison, | (uberumariat oflce BE those Bay. State. wrelkat rite with ah ots for Garileld und the | wonld do nothing in the South, “Tam op- NELSON'S RYE STATIONERS, finish. of Chiengo; Col.J, It, O'Belrnejof Nuw York, | this’ Se tie TOUT magnanimonsly State ticket, a he donly thing wunrring the ov- | posed to it?” he sald, with emphasis, “What ui z eghapernes 5 Qo 800 pes. Colored Velvets, in all | and Mr. Looney,a young [rish lawyer of | permit Gaston to be nominated and defeated, | C8!" ihe Ha ee Ingo! stones, y we Is the use of our spending money and send- 1878: ‘ UiVER AG No the rich, dark, {all shades, at | Portinnd, ‘dudge Morrison had recently | Butler prefers an off year, Next year he | sons Unknown, Ae the irsuenslod as It | ing speakers to those States, where It 1g ad- 1878 "9 ant aN Goods Sold in Bond ar free - reg cd 50, 81.75, $2, R225, | been speaking with great effect to Irish voters Se eeeerets beat thea Pamnocralig mises along, but no serluus Injury was | initted we have no show, notwithstanding the y bv 4 G " i 13, experate eifort to ride int Bxecti- " cong, | Biuuber of votes we nay cast, when we can Hong desperule ‘o the Exeeu ; ee paren opened Ne Teidnris by ay put money and speakers Into a doubt Senator Dawes goes out next March. | ime that he came here two yeurs ago to | tu) State Mke Indiana, and probably ‘There Iya strong feeling allover the State | lend his ald to the electlon of Mr | cfeet some good reaulis? It Is suggested among business en and politicians, too, Iu | Orth to “Congress, and ils — misslon | gut it should be done to vindicate a princl- favor of milk a 3 f. Dawes his own success- | to-night was to still further — as- ple, ‘That's all right, but I belleve In wait- bably be returned. ‘The po an elfurt to pusit ahe clajing | st tn that work." Ills allustons to Orth, | ing until some good can Ve accomplished as eral Devens, and. ex-Goy, | ad to the present Ninth District as belog | well as vindlenting a principle’, Speaking Rive will be“ mentioned." Some Impracti- | Republicau, were recelyed with loud ap | of the contest In Maing, Mr. Dorsey sald: enbles may try to bring forward the Hon. ) plause. rr . deel lepri Senn Williams G. Russell, a distinguished lawyer | ° 4 7 Lhave Just recelved a telegram from Senn- The speaker then.turned lis attention to | tyr Binine saying that they will bave nut less of Unis elty, - But these etforts will be abort- | tng tesumption act, whieh he declared to be | than 7,000 majority on the State tleket, and Moyvnge.€ oe On in Vermont. Col, O’Belrne was Colonel at = 300 pes. Combination and Piain | New York regiment. Mr, Looney Is a grad- Grommes HS | ge rer Combination and Pita |e Cac Ut a ar Stationers, Blank-Book Manufacturers, and Blnek Fine Qualities and elegant- of Portland. ‘'Phis- effort to separate the e Dealers in ly finished, a6 83 5 Zrlalt rent the Democrats and take Hien over { ‘i 2 ee to the Republleans has provoked 4 sharp at- & Uy ich, FAN CY CCODs tack by the Portland strguse (Democritic) ¢ s 3 S A | INS upon the Portland Press (Republican), 114. & 176 Madison-st, 118 & 120 MONROE-ST, . wll shows how close aul spllter . ig the uitest now raging in Maine, All Knights Templar are invited toex- | Full line of Black and Colored tae ome He cD & 5 s 1 : x if oe | Sd howeoch party is struggling to Its ut- AY A iO, amine our ELEGANT STORE and (Satins, Golden Wheel manulice | ost for success, The. Argue charres the ive. Mr, Russell is not much of a politician. : ; ‘ ture, our own importation, at $1 | p, ‘ith havi freulnted: techt: lis only known ambition being in the line of | the crowning glory of the later years of M6 ) elect the full Congressional delugation, ‘That G” aud 0, HORSEY’S, the fnest | SPLENDID STOCK, as they will be suro * 2 revs With having cireulnted: x catechisin y n £ ‘ Raa TReaaneiatle | coe me) NETeSSONT A . Whiskles produced in Sits country, are | to find something to carry homo aga gift | Der yard, of questions azalust the Rowish Chureh, and Wis profusion, diice at ae ‘sitet Sete re eee eter cReT A eR PRET Sra Rec En TTTET controlled. by us tn this market, and of | or memento of thismemorable gathering, | “Examination Solicited. Past, | thus tu jutiame the Lrtyh alutuat thie Repuly | bench tins been wlorned by so many’ dlstin« | the Republican parsy: had been forced todo | Stow which, with a number of other brands, ———— present, and future, our prices Henna by Hiab means, Tho Presa xuplhess gushed men, anes, wu: renal He the what tH had ene rates face of the hostitity WE SHALL canny” 9 Bi EN TIS! . Y " q ry: Al ti t th tderat = | Seunte to teh eactionary Democracy, 2 b gtibee a we constantly curry from, 5,000 to 6,000 Met [ lutve Deen, are, and always wil | eee snen af Auneriea ure showing | ‘Tis Congressional district contests are [-of its opponents. - ile referred to Dan Voor- | all the Paetile States, ton,” continued the ry be; evel - RRR CRRET " a enator, “an thing that we have never Hardly Domi, shone Ae several of thaw ves’ oft-repeated assertion that the Restmm | fated to de in a. Presidentint contest, Mr. Te en : us Glving . | ton act should not be passed. Dan he sail, | Binine Is going out there atter hig Stat bs. Z Bownnn, of Somerville, the present 4 ine Is goin here after his State tember for the Fifth District, has opened | Yad goue about the country two years ago | election, speaking in Tndlana on his we his canvass fort renomlantion. He won his | setting up a grand funeral processiun. He , | Some one suggested the name of New Jer first nomination over Banks by one vote. RODE ON THE HEARSE. See aE eles ee Sent Janighed, remark: He sa Stalwart, ond 8 good working ie ‘Tho resumption cottin was before hint onevery ver heard of, When Taitene for Tists of thks a eta Is, hayw ever ta pe comested | platform, and he asserted that disaster, ruin, | county committees, New densey reported that who'mude himself prominent at the Chicago | td bankruptey were sure to follow Its going | only three counties in the State ever had a Convention on the subject of the Clyll-Ser- | Into effect, Despite the opposition uf Daulet rounty eommitive, Vow they ever get ont vieo resatution, Lodge lives at Nahant, | and the Domocratle party, It had gone into | thelr vote T can’t imagines” Senntor Dorsey Ban , tity. which have so long bound thelr race to the } HES held by any one house in this coun- than any other house in the city Pemverate purty, to managers of that purty rye ‘ y have dovised churacteristically mean and 4 5 honest tricka to check the amovernent, =a hil 133 East Madison-st, Thoy bave issued “a vlroulae contulning AG SPALDING & BROS. RUBBER OR marked: eter from the Portland Pres AG.SPALDING& BROS.| Bast |EMR Gt S5| Main Store, — | itm dal, Worm death, tht thing as put forth in the Democratic elrewlur urars Veale . Gold, $10. FItIng, 1-1 Old Rates, 4 and 116 State- and published in tho Argue isu wieked Tilse- en arena caccinee B VITALIZED AIR ee UGE Ee ees en BOND ond FREE, being by far a be, from 10 to 20 per cent 1ess | a alsposition to break the political shickles Ki ri f. a r) hood, and those who publigh ft know [tf to bo ed 1 . re 1 ere tots ranaarang (Grypasp ven tree fur painless extracting, 1:0 Kast THUNINESS CATED, qua gf Jovbua Nya und the enforeed Probible | wits ins sometinies Bern culled the para: | foree, bustuess activity had permeated every | Pedant ie thiiane to make ie. safe Hor Hee Asbuatos'Torch, vest In tho mars; Madluati-wte Anaya aeeegim nd Se hy A CLERGYMAN WRITES Tanige's Repnbiieanism. “They Tefer. Ho the branch of fndustry; money was plenty and | pablicans, and he met the Committee to- Fes, Atlante peicunlint fray Enventor of Lowor Suction Plate, which FIELD LINDLEY ( (00 to the Kennebec Journal : faet that two or three years age he delivered cheap labor was) abundant ut wl te night for she Boruone of qrearliia te pins 5 1 y , 4 ws i e Let {t bo understood that the clergymen of | nn oration ‘before the Democratle City Gove | warded, and the starry ing to-day floated | pronosee ane te oe 4 situation, 118 Ran dalph-st., Chicago, isa never loosens while talking or cating 5 & ’ 9 |-srnine depreeute the movement to Tarn ne this ernment, whieh. was a States-rl lite argue over inore happy, prosperous, and eone | left for Ciileago on the nfdnlght train, bat See tme a Stute Pemperance purty; let every tems c. Pe iis Commis iol Mereliants Deruued tanh Temeubor but two Hepabttenn 719 purty ia the only pi a y whic! ny" mt iy V it " Yancuwent of is kL, a8 wiven the State QM PANS M UMUTOLMNS, | — sia Woo WIE | sew von, cneaco, avo. watmacons | ee hi in, RASC at I jont 14 M1 Torches, Banners, Flags, and Streamers. Ki | RN. A ¢ K FUL, DUBABL tho movement. J. Nye & Co, must Le defoated ew und bold design, Sond for lilustrated in'neserteeh | — 88.& 90 La Salle-st., Chicago, Dy Daniele Baviae Catalogue, 4 . . G. PF. FONTEIE NON 4: CO, HEATING APPARATUS fn tie market, Portable ‘To-morrow eveulng Senator Allison, of Murket-st., hice, and belek xat, Send fur Mlustrated pampller, Epwarty M, FIR, JOUN BP. TRUZSDELS, Towa, will speak in Granite Hall at Augusta, FOR CAMPAIGN UN ment, phd was printed by the, Demueritie tented homes ain, ie ever Wd before seit sepa i ths West until after the Indiana uuthorlues, ‘They stute alse that on enter! In ity history. ‘fhe Democravy now ave { Clee is a the Convention Mull at Chicago he inquired? knowledged this, and hud resolved not | Turtles fnterested fn the National Re- Whose pleture is that’ polutiig to tho | to repeat the Restunptton det, but were stely- | publlean Club Convention, io be held In this portrait of Zach Chandler, On belug in- | Ing to make people believe that they had al. | elty on the 15th of September, say that most formed, he pissed to the side of Senator | ways been In favor of it, or that the country’s of the ee responding in Buch a way ifonr, exelatining “Who's Zach Chandler? | prospority was owe entirely to Onmipo- | tiatit must bea declded success, Most of By what right does hls pleture hang here?” { tency and not to the fulthfulness and wisdom the State committees have Ttoar rebuked him, saying: “Chandler did | of the Republican party to its trust, A BENT OUT CIMCULANB more for the Republlean party by work and | Dentuerat is Ina pretty tight place, sald the | to the clubs In their respective States, and means than almost any other duis hisdeath | General, when he aseribes any credit to the | assurances are already given that detegates robbed {t of one of the best and purest men | Creator, for, generally speakin years’ actual test without a fallure. Cc. W. DURHAM, 154 & 155 Michigan-av,, eee Te Ay Hiei Baal, AEN, WEAVE BPOKE he didn’t | wil be present from “most, of the Western Cynosita Hexnost ion: Iulytln: (| bear ton large sudience in Vanouil Hall to-night, | if ever had,” Stalwarts further say if Lodge | take much stock In that Ti 5 ¥ Y rork, x ti 4 t " i quarter, ‘The Dee f States, und that New York, Pennsylvania sa onnbanteeN, hiniaun? Setell MATT FISHER’S bug, wid to SHON TARUNLHE tosgive to is fs nomdnated the district will be lost to the | mocracy wer pleking up the old cast-olf | and New England will bo fully r Recasntiat! And Itudges of Every Description. 3. Cron TH, TAU, Dr, Ae A. Strong, party of Greenback sticcess this year, def | Hepublicans, “From this it inay be Inferred clothes of the Republican party, and, Urough | It is believed the faet of holdhig such a con- ALB, CONVERSE & CO, re Alaiub SKE, IG. Boarding and Sale Stables. spor them to wot on, and prontes el | that the Hues between stalwarts and re- | the garments didn’t it them at all, they wete | vention, nud the action it takes, will greatly ee A WINANCTAL 5” 3 tint UB Rae re party of the, future, formers, efvil service and otherwise, are, not stelving to steul the credit for every good | gthinlate the organization of elubs all over $ret ARR S Rormerly Fisher & Taytor's,) lg ton take of reenboelers aie bid allubliteried, Lodge is the author of an | thing done by tho Republicans. the country, and s¥stematize them for the Bidens nc MOTE SS oF tess ta8, q i INKL © WAMANEL-AY., © 1956 sto iy up the Ratu Mabon tugi ie Wustrated school-book entited “Jack tho | ‘The General then turned Ils attention to a | most eflelent work. ‘The Republicans of ViT FIRST Ni | AL B K Corner Thicteenth-nt, Chiengo, It, Sepubitonr. f0F restore Pail sovorninent i Giaut-Killer,” and other books of a kindrgd | defense of indiana ure not slow to sce the advantage to dl AL IZ E D A I R. 9] dlaving purchnaod tho intorent of my parsnor tn the tokntrys fhe upacel was demagugte Hie charaeter, Beer nase tint THE FEDERAL, ELECTION LAWS, thelr campalen in having, the Convention x : ran Wi 3 p ‘i i‘ a q Is : shel hore, cit ely " ri New fiafe Memedy, No More Pata With Teeth. CHICAGO, Sraving wogtd inforn iy frlauds ana tise of te | cling the peor against the rich, but he was at she al att late eat UE B linllise | decinring thom wise and necessary, Injuring hull Hates nad will Blve Itall the encourage fio — HAS FOR SALI Into fend that Patt prupared to tranagct:all but ovidently slucers In hls utterance, He | contest ngalus now be ho honest voter, punishing only te wrong: | ment In thelr power, GIN $100,000 District of Columbia Bonds, guaran- | Intrunted to my with promptness and dixpateb, Cone | derailed the results of his. recent cam sitting member, by n gentleman named | goer, It was te rogue who complained of teed by Goverament, at par. siuninents of stock Wil receive the sntuy attention a4 Walker, of Worcester, He fy a wealthy | tho law, not the Innocent man. UNFAIR BLAIR. though thu ownors wore present, and promptretucne, | palgn in Alwbama, and sul that. by eres natin ia Ge, af panies yest, | the Independents by fram 20,000 to, 40,000 * x ‘ \. Chicnwo, Aus. 2 BMA ) Bonds at par, and other first-class securities, Hilensto, Aue Hy 120, LA ae toate a eciit Wenvor vertu PROPOSALS, Y H A HURLBUT & 60 otter from a brouinunt Alabaminn, saying Raa en rer tri ner rN ar 1 Ae ’ rad was practiced openly and unblushlng- t Wall Set. Aieopeanle foe sebale ges i Sy eee Parkes Sines ty all over the ‘Slate. Gaunties that gave nih Fe OT QUANTHRMANTHH: 1 109, Wholesale Druggists iarge uinjoritles for the Greenback and “Ie. Had SEALED PROPOBALS, in tripttcate, subject te tho 9 | publican candidates were, wider the ew tu Mado Mubt usual conditions, will be reevived at this otiea until 75 and 77 Randolphsst. systems of counting, manufacturer, hus been a member of the oy q verels! 7 r eueae inte eglsiture, and’ «prominent ro | yandied ina masterly mumnner. lle dvelara | 4, ets ov UN tuners Tots former, that Daniel Webster: lind throtiled tho tne 1 a. Tn tho Elghth District Cladin peremptorily | famous doctrine In the United States Senate | | Wastixotos, D.C., Aug.27,—Montgomery deellnes a renomination. J. We Candler, of | years ago, in which he inet and overthrew, | -Blilr was the princlpal speaker at the Dome Brookline, a suzar-importer, #8, tha leading by agreement, thy chutnplons of that meas | ovratie ratification meeting here last night, ghigitates Me Ale Moat, dec of Aeng Hi: ye And hen its nalvucutes lettatedd tu Tt ly hig speeeh that ls to made a ecampalgn pury, a lawye js rgument, appealed to arms, Gen, Cirat eeiineinrt lacs ahibe chusetts delegation to the Chieago Con had Sauquilsiied thom on the fick uf Aponte | duenment by the Democrats, Mr, Blulr iis 788, Finest and 33 *berlence, skill, and care. Fives Filing onacthted ws Crewe Dixeovory— i reported as giving most r Mt I: Hapaclty fe Mech bane Hs pias teats orev, I t » tion, Is also an aspirant, but with tittle fol- | tox, Notwithstanding thts, however, the | remarkable capaelty for tuaceuracy and for alee a wo anf fines dios tl seg weuzatey GE oul fr M q S 8, re rine iain ants nt eo Jovedng, Clally, present etalaar Gs sate ie inonster Wi aiealn te the tran, and wats, the fulse Matements In matters where politics are — — urnish i tnnily aoe h ‘ ’ ts ontad ie backing rd ong overpowering Issue in the campitign, | concerned. CLOTIRING Aurion, isdintern, hw, roe Reuue Heat ACMINE SCLEWS, || Come-retuens snow a, forger Demweratle | Touiuon, ashovmnyutettcer Lets wider | aud must not belont ache af Ile teterred (6 | conte ty furnish the Democrats wie Rul ar iin ee ee or | a’ ‘ol Special Screws and Fine Studs made to order, years of age, as shown by the last census, of | Sluod that Surveyor Underwood, of the Cus | Democratle opposition to Federal Courts, by | o pi " On : Real Ht it STANDARD MANUFACTURING CO., ML. parties combined, “From Grean aud | WM-Honse, also supports Jolinson, notations from Landers respecting thy den | Slartling array of figures which should ae 1 Diop Fr, JUNE, F s4.and 6 Michigan-at, ‘Archer Counties the sane kind of returns Tf Leopold Moss, the fovlul member for the | nings County election consplrate He said | viet Republleans of malndministratton, She curaily. ere Eo EG, tons awatelley than the whole rus | see Pa Te have been recelvedt, and itis now evident {6 Per Cent Discount “tho Goverment Feairvos tha right to reject any or PHOFOGRAVHIG NTUDION, that Onall all roponala, "A preference wil by given {0 nrtleles | mommemernn rece come nnrne TURN WAS A TRECONCERTED MOVEMENT Garments ordered of us in August, | of domestic production und tnunutacture, sefuroncg onthe partoft the Democratic manners to evan wn 1880, E J quulity bolng aqunl, wad such 880, Our FALL and WINTER stock now | eee a ta toner mele prot malo an imnense majority, probably tn the er hope of crushing out a) apposition, but thes: Renn Ee oS a cae Rar ann Eat 2 . ape af EAL onbosttan, but they i Suaranteed, Standard the high- + i ni tr wHl not guceved, There Is 0 little band a et. " EDWARD ELY & CO., Tailors sentry Teno eee arycd by bitiorss ind Brands Studios us here?” sald the writer, “who are deter- ILDe iy »" Haurth Vieira, cone te ee p Pousaetaths Mr Hendrick 8, fn it Tecunt speech ue vo gross errors In his figures were they exposed, | renown 1. ! cl 1. ayne, had complained, on bohwll of a ae i tleclines, here ig an even elinuee for return- | Cunt St his, whe thal been proseeated. for | My fow hours, Atty suecch, Inst night was Tig. HRehublten malntalitug a still on his farni, that the man eo sama “choral aructer. ii the Third District, Moody Merrill, a rich |-was taken to Undianapalls, ant beture a | burden of It was to show that since the tawyer and mun of difuira, President of a | United States Judga, and It cost bln $200 | Democrats obtained favor in Congress there street-rallway compatiyy i pushing, uetlye | for violating United States revenue laws. | have been great reductions In Government stalwart, Is tho lead Hing caused late, Collector | Ar, Hendricks, hu sald, contended that this F expenditures, notably In. the customs and in- Beard has been urged to enter the cace du | was wi v—that the nun should have been f ¥ y 5 this district, but deelines. He prefers hls | tuken Te the nearest Justion of the Peace | teraatrevenue servicu, As a matter of fact, present place, Mx-vioy, Mice is aise urged, | and fined 62.50 ‘The idea of onforeing | tho only effect of Democratic legtstutlon has pat decries. Helis pauratlons for the Fane United Bini Tuws by Sustiens Of, fie Fence, been an Inerense of expenses of the customs “) Which y ev rth. Gen. iL sald, was one comined to Democratle erviee, ‘Thess " t y Some frlends of Ber iErley Poors, the vet- Tareieet ton and Was toa absurd to be sarlce. yee least na i ia ree eran Journalist, are pusting hin in the Sixth | jistened ta for « montent. ‘The monstrous | Ye8rs have been appropriuted tn u Distefet, agalust De Laring, tha present | doctrine of Staterights what ts called a permanent, appropriation to members and Stone, of Newniryport, Chatt- | susp ne rur powN, Now AND FouRVER. | {hoamount of $5,000,000, ‘Tits sum Is to be nun of the State Conmlttes, ya candidate, Y disbursed by the Secretary of the Treas- 5 , te Wily he was proud that ho was an Fndiann- | Hlsbarged by tha Secretary Fe Mug Seventh Binet, Mussel of Law | lat he was much prouder that he was on | ury for collecting the customs revenuy in raposuls, Wh ie coneithan ‘Wabash-nv., cor. Monroeeat, | (mii of contract and paywont will by furnibed on | Dover Want A FINE PICTURE OF YOURSELY | wlned to atund up for aur rights, nud to vote = ——— ayuloqed CONLIN propuxals should bo iwarked: Ol CH itow, thom to the last, Woe will run x candidate VURNITURE, & Propomtls Hbutance, wi Wagon Var AS RURVION) wuesene, | fer Congress in opposition to the Democratic addrennad tu the Bidet aster, Ue nominee, and if wo could receives Cale count ny At, uit + Us and OO TO 1 wiyeu a ace mn th tubliahment tt, Pk AUC a estubilahi 1 AAMT UOustiwe ro phobuce, — | and aid of the United States Supervisors wo Anne is Pepot Quarter " —_—_—_——— EE | Ana IO MORE Ulan thut whict constautly | would olect him.” Weaver makes the WOK SALE, Fe eee ese tere: he following: claims for Ils party: & We enn ennnnmnmnnrrnnn RHEE AI GALLERY, 210 & 2d WABASH-AY, | expect to carry West Virgluta,’ Ariansas, Texas, and Slssisslppi. Ope \ position to the Democrats will be thoroughly BE united, and in all of these States tho Demor- le racy iy undeniably in the minority. In other nn ii " Amerivan cliizen; and when abroad eltizens Y seretion, ‘There but two COAL, Btttes of tho South the strength of the ope | Eevee, the sitting momber ts a candidate for at the United States were not retorted to as its athe ducts tall iin tt tarles OF EVERY DEECHIPTION, i een ae eens enone amn | Doultion te Inereusl jn Wert Virgin renomination. Gav, Houtwell Is strongly Ohionnd, Llinobans, or Indianta bub us imitations to that discretion,—the sularle: WIRTH de NOHOT: KELLEY, MORLEY & CO. resus ann Nexuy hore tao down but urged to enter tho teld. LE hy should allant | A merienns, sie’ fixed for certain Collectors and Inspectors, = a ee . 7 | Wealiait have a fair count. ‘Tho uuestlon of bbe nau fo bo used hho would push Htussell | “Yeferring to Hancack, he satd he was a | ‘That Is 0 sinall Item In the aggrogate, Every- eve. ABTISTS? MATERL , OF Washing tonest., our carrying ather States In that seetlon do- prs ¢ the Firit Distri ANN bam brave oftleer, and rendered Its country faiths | thing else relating to customs, including the XL are yon Aaa RANA ' BIE ERS OF | pene wy ian Srlusthur @ fale count is ive, uss istutnat on ee. Etat Dis let, Mill bare il aur vioa uy, ie the tune “i a ta issued nau wr anu euler les of clorks, and hb nature <i f a e 0 jon wi eMected, ho celebrated Order Nod, ‘Thy r was | of the! i welned by order o} : H. ABBOTT CO. A. rst clats Cliambore’ valde wi ANTHRACITE & BITUMINOUS COALS votes, “Wo ure: owing very powertul in | Distelet there ure three or four candidates | yiygt reprehensible, Secauss. ting Tete Seeretary of the 'l'reasury alone, 14 9 | chine, with the Kahler Attachmeut, t +4 Michigan, and stall eatry, that State. In | Drowaeht out, by the general bolief that Hurrls | the whites and blacks entirely npro- | puts PERMANENT APPROPRIATION LAW 7 STATE-ST. fold a sheet BOx50 or 24x80. In good Wholesale and etal. ; Y eat] will dectne to rin again, Lathe Eleventh | pug 4 eal 5 EUMAD ; TIOD on rr 6 Cs towa, Hilnela, Wisvonsin, Missourl, and Kaw Hadid Hinte. for eae | pected by ‘the United States” fa the | was gnncted in Demvcratio days before the i. 5 . ordor, nto very low price, Apply at | te7ievo both Kalson und Hutt telephones, aay We shall larguly Increase our Vols, Wo | Distrlet Hobby will be a candidate, for tm | aida of a hostile people sinarting War, was not changed by. the tepublican: rtists Materials. this oftlee, i = = shall gala thirty oe Hut Calirresainat i ath epee ‘hore Ls some oppesltlon, but uuder ha atte of oleate i vas. an ia fe and ivas not altered b the Democrats whieh 3 5 ‘ east tn Misslssippl, une ' a which he could never forgive uncock, thoy enme inte power In Congress, Any re- GOLD Frases, ( >O Al PO reir " Unio Presidential question tiore ly a | Which he could never fornlve Luucuck, Ae | thoy 1 ! ANY a — mat e The a rey Kel that it was Lee's arly Whe | duction in expenditures In tho collection of PRICES REDUCED. i THUSSES, poe A, . WEHAVER'S MISSION TO MAINE, eaten, ord ty bu at that | first jad down Haute aris, pal Hrantia, Jinn: customs, thorefore, below the annual lhuit of ‘ i y wuntitter ‘ Massachusetts ta doubttul, but E have not | cock was entirely wnt i b 5,000,000 13 to be uttrihuted solely to the vl wiitle asyluns. a Deno. te fe f c| vi heat Miochila al f f ‘ te fy : Ray ue yo been 8 naling to the National | thoroughly posted and best-informed Amerl- | changes ik’ the Castors iaw except that the ed af y Agectal Dispatch to Tea CAlcago Fyibune, $100 gd ANG Henle to sub kbsias oF Conk: By one a Wastusatos, D.C, Aug. ati Nae 7 aes, few, whose editor tad a long con- Reward. Ofices> 260 Madigon, and 126 Macket-ats, ference with Gon, Woaver Just before the lat- table Anatipution, 4100 1m case ‘OPTIUAL GoUDS, fer atarted for Doston, has the following au- Pee eR i aeseny oath eee ee ee AA dees, sutseriber with soll Its one-half interest in a | |e will nay tog chart roUtablo, } if r wragraph us fo the purposes of | stn ve been se! ci 2 a cas ee ee ueIeR | Boat chad wa eatae rotaln with the Teen the tue National Great ack organization with roe Danocratie Ceetaftee + Fput he admitted | 88 stateyinan of iis day. lie quoted frum | gutnrfes of Inspectors have by law been in- pos St RNAI CoO SENS Tuas patente July spect to Mulne: that Massuetusetts ty sure for Cartlald, dere Block us to creased. It fy true, howover, ag Mr. Blair LOID GOODS, a i 1 MEE BOTs titorat, Chleaye, fl ane Greoubaok-Labor Bist Convention of | 1 had y long conversation tovlay with the | TH srovLEsNess ov Ht inetnaldane pays, that thore as been wht! an Ewa years rar 5 1, It, has tad ) exe ah oonyventor B.C! Sa u v 1 ysldeney stoms service, and lus! Taproved Cal pariehes tho laste pours wit, Mlurina luspiesia, Ate Halng wil moot Bopt £1. Ag that oouvention | Jon, Willian . Chandler, of New Hany. | nd that It ho carried Ante the Presidency | large saving 1h the 1nd BETy ite. Le Is very hapetul, but not overcon- | the rule and hublts of hls private Ife he | year the Secretary of tho Treasury turned In Path Ile rei arid “tho "situation new fe would make the best President America | $2,000,000 us gn dnexpended balance of the slinilar to that ponding the campalgn of | ever had, Je referred to Albert G, Porter as | $5,000,000 allowed by law, Bat that is dus we had been promisin, country a speody | blush, no mutter what positlot Y Kl siot toa Democratic es q deelatve vietory vor the evel but placed in. Hy was Ue fog of high taxed and | ne coutry} of thy Suna, ‘puts polut ag & the tutolt Cuffs, Collars, | My. xucy, and Polsionors, tho Governuudt DAYIUL tlekut will be . J 9 | AGstod Guy appliance us tu bustin Use, ory cut w solocted... There will bo no 3 < . 4 ‘usion. ‘Tho State ticket vousistyof but one Do not wilt in warm- serie an bo cured Wo Bovur fall ty cure, candidate, —Gavarnor, Ie ta tho vtruight Groon: et we, of hs ‘ weather, BARNES?’ Hat Store, ry ANLESS- HEED, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, Fine poctaclus suited. to, all stubs, on sclantite back nuiaines, Gun. Weaver sacs tu Maliio to ¥ VAG, g no 83 < @ } wpeuk for the Nation! Grecnbavk- Labor purty, 19 Madisonext. (Tribune Butdlug2. atented Marah 20, principles Ovars aud Fiold Glaswwa Tuleecupen t* | GL} to uullvor up the Weuk aud dying eiturt aud Bosoms,