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teettves, wha played Democrat on him, and . gotall bis plans. Tle said they were "sent aver from Voutsvtite by the Democratle Co fee,” ant that they had money, furnished the Committed” ta pay all net penses, ‘Shey stated that they were toting back {nto th ART tote Washington and Orange Counties,” fut they'll hardly get tint far as it Is tkely they will be stopped by sone, engtpelle Republican befera they: reach their destination, “We were sent aver Lo help Landers out, as the boys say hie fs in ninighty bad fix,” std tho leader of the ming, there's lots of the boys coming over between this and Sunday, you bet,” he niso stated, It was ledrned that Uuthols, Washington, Orange, Martin, Knox, Sule Hunn, Pike, and Harrison Counties were the Joeniitres to whieh “the buys? would make Wolk way. Let the Rupublivans be ready for them, INSULTING TMRUMEN YO DARING TO GO WITIE THE REPUBLICANS. Cannoy, Ind. Uet. 5.—Last night myself and several [lsh friends went to Carbon to hear Mr. 1. 1. Riloy speak at that place. Mr. Riley. had spoken but w few minutes when Mr. Rosser, tho Chaframan, requested that order vu kept A few of the thugs who had comy thera te disturb the meeting hea be more nulsy, When one young Ulan sprang to his tect and declared that, 1f any mote Insults were offered to Mr. titey As an Irishman, somebody be burt. ‘Then tho this comincneed yelling, “He's an irishnant Pat tin out?) antl t was Ml comsation, wid the tuecting seemed to bi en pluce for a general fights but the adewnk: Hig ltins, tl mung diseretion tte better part ory) stnirte ke sone assistance froin the heweablding h of the conmatnity, "The thugs were tr eaten: atlves of the Demacracy, and showed platily the enmity thoy have for the Irishinan by tho insults offered. ‘They respect them onty be- cuuse they vote the Democratic ticket, wish the Irish of Indlana liad heard ‘the: in- sults given to the Irish apealcer when hy was: depleting the wofwl condition of Ireland, brought about by * free trade.” REVEL FLAG IN A DEMOCHATIC Proces- s y SION. Indlanapatts Fournat, Och 6 A Journit reporter plete at the corner of Penusylvanin and Washington streets could hardly. beleve Ms eyes us hy saw a Jtebel flag borne past him fi the Democratic processiol, Lt had the three stripes,—retl,, white, and red, with elaven stars,—and was mn tininistakable emblem of the Confederate States of Amerlea, Uthors standing near the reporter saw the thu, which doubtless was carried by one of the Irrepressiite Ke theky Snportations Te did not, how carry It along the vatire line of march. be ersuaded to foll ft ty, ssome vf the boys in the procession didn't like it, ¥ + ANOTHER RELEL FLAG Upnann, Ind, Oct. 4, 880.—To Wie Editor of the Clnavinnatl Conuncretul: dust after the Democratic Rebel rally at. Marton, Ind, Oct. 1, 1390, Leaw run upin front of a resi: donee tw Hebot tla, —thelr stars and bars, ‘There fs no denying this. -1t goes at onee to puts portion of the Indiana Domneersey with thw hell-hound murderers of the South. ; E1aas M. Ronmnps, SEYMOUR. Oct. 6 —Indae Higain- pW Critehtleld delivered two ratising specelies to the ellizens of. this placa atthe Wiewan last night. An unusually 1 Jarge audience grevted these gentiomen, and interal guod fecling prevatled. ‘The Repul- see Club detlyered some fing singing. NWhiicans of this county are sana of reducing the usually large Democratic majority toa very lov firure this year, and neviled ex= sé Srymoun, Ind. Dbotham and Josey ., hope toelect some of their local candidates, WILL ENGLISH MEGS FOI MON — PAVETTEVIn.e, Lenn., Vet 4, 18.—To the _Bultor of He Ciictanath Commercials Our little Demozradle ‘town was thrown’ Inte a hish staeor excitement Inst y naecomnt of a deiter written by W. He actish, of Ihe diana, to the Hoi, Jolin Mf, Brheht, of this piney, and memberaf Congress from this dis triet, nuking for money contributions to carry ‘on the campalan In didiand, sayltis that the Ropublisans had Just received 3000,000 from New York, ond that it mnat be inet by an equal aniount by the Demoer eS ene would be tort, Tht to the “ unterrified,” and 9 “repudlated.” "The'ease v *Aubmtted to the people.” nnd they: thought the , “Poor “Maw’s Friend? tad nine enough fi the 8 te curry Enda himseir ut tu contribute to this fund, n told that the nan Wwe the sule servers, with the gout ei D Michi OW, woukl boisent to Gen, Tancock; whieh £ suppose WHE be used asx-a recommendation for future appolatment to, oltce In the event of Is (Hancock's) election, -” : THE IIS MINER—SOUTHENN INDIANA ALD : mann ee NRW ALUANY, Init, Oct, G.—Fully 3,000 of * the workingnen of New Albany turned out ist Mkt to, hear the speceh of Ar. dined Vouds, te Erishmlier, ‘The meeting, tn ivy enthusiasin, was'ooy of tho most notable of the campalen dn thidelts. Over soo Rittghts of Columblamen who have feretofore been Denovrats—attended the meeting,-and the effect of the spcecir will bring over ta the Re- publlean party ininy wore of the waverlne of the working clisses, The Repubteans af Andlana weed have no fears of Southern indiana, ‘The ‘Republican State tieket will ‘certainly make gals at cavers volug preelnet, ant: in some places these wabis will be very large, "The masses of the Demncratsare thoroughly discouraged and disheartened, notwithstanding the windy ehutter of the: leaders, nnd notinany of then have even a slihit hope of carrying Indiana. ‘The outery agilust Landers’ is real—not politled! claptrap, but ndcep-seated and for- ‘ward-moving reyolution. MIAME COUNTY, Peru, Ind., Oct. 5.—Asido from the great- ing to Porterat Peru on Thesday, a tittle town named Muey hind the largest ‘rally to- duy ever withessed in the county. South. worth, of Loulstana, held the atdlonce for two hours, dovoting himself mostly to Southern Intolerance. ‘Tho extructs he rend from Southern school hooks produced 9 pro- found effect. Prof, 2.1, Minsdale, of Miran College, Ohio, and Burk, the Irish orator, | adsiressuil ait audience of 600 in Denver last evening, B CONKLING. , THR NEW YORK SENATOR AT TERME HAUTE, Spectat Mapatch to The Chicago ‘Tribune, Terre Haute, Int, Oct. 6.—The pay- car of tho Vandalia Lino and the fastest engine on tho read were placed at Senator Conkling’s disposal this morning, and his trip from Indinnnpolls here was tho quickest } and by all odds tho pleasantest he has had’ since ho left home, The engine in question was the celebrated “ No, 24,” manned by Wiliam Morgnn, ono of tho oldest and beat englacers in this section of the country, The party on beard was made up of the New - York Senator himself and the representa- tives of ‘Tus Cutcaay ‘Trunk and the Boston, Philadelphia, ant Cinctne unth = press, who. have been with him since he started on his presont cam- Paign at Warren, ‘Cho run to Greencastle, thirty-cight and a half miles, whon the first halt was calied, was made In precisely thir- ty-nine minutes, and tho entire run to ‘Terre . Haute, seventy-three mites, occupied Just soventy-ning minutes, including the minute stop at Greencastle, : Senator Conkllug was delighted with the Hying galt at which he was whisked along, ‘Anu made the engincer the proudest mortal alive by congratulating him on tis success in practically annihilating tline and distance. On arriving here the party was met by Judge Rhodes, Col, Hudson, and Luelus Rice, escorted to the waiting carriages, and driven from the depot up town, when tho carrlages fell into the procession which had len organized In houor of ‘Terre Haute's bly day, + CHERR ON CHEER RENT THE AIR as. the long jine of niarchos and the vast vrowds which choked up the dourways, wine tows, and sidewalks enught alght of the dis. tlhgulahed visitor, ‘The carrlages were pro- ceded by tho Light Guard Band and four . cuinpanies of Garfield and Arthur Guards, and, though Senator Conkling ts particularly and gonstitutloually ayerse to anything In the. shape of a brass band within ues short of 4 milo, le bore the snfiles ery patiently and even sintlingly, After Als rest ut Indlanapulia, where he succeeded in getting wore sleep than ho has had alt told pines he left New York, he found him- elf in better physical condition than be has kuown during the entire trip and able to bear Up even under the nolsy ministrations ‘of n-band. * ‘Phe carrlages wero surrounded by a com- pany of Buys iu Blue, whe served as a spo- cial escort for the occasion, Following thesa wera the varluus ward orenulzu- tions in uniform, ‘The neighboring towns contributed their share of tho turnout, and oven Tints was represented bya fne- looking company from Martinsville, But perhaps the most Interesting part of the pros cession was hs hindustrial and trade features, whieh brought up the rear, Nearly every Ane of business was represented, Including the nnil factories, the fron works, the timber trade, the furnitiire workers, the flour mills, the car works, tha boiler works, and the Van- dalht shops, Sovoral of these were In full blast. ‘fhe nal works were an especial ob- jectof Interest, turning out tntls on tho mare, whieh were stainped on one side with the namo of Garteld and on tho other with that of Arthur, The mottoes borne in the pro- cesston and encountered along the ratte were especially approprinte to this thriving indus- trint and trade centre. Tho box-ear furnished by the Seath & Huger CareWorks was almost covered with mottoes, suely ns this: "Wo Want American Freeman's Wages,—Not tho Panpor Wages of Entrope"; "Black Bread Many Do for Europe,—We Want White Bread for Our Wives and Children: Garfield and Protective furl! Mako One Prosper: ny, Demveratle Free ‘Trade Will Ruin Us ALY A large canvass and lampblack represonta- ton of a canntbuat, was ingerlbed: "The Canalboat Boybound for the White House.” FOME OL TUE OTH MOTTORS were na follows: “ Boys It Blue: We fought for the Unton, not the Solld Souths we pre- fer to follow Grant, Sherman, ‘Thomas, Sher- man, and Meade,” "Tho Sucker State never doudtful,—vo,000 majority in 1830" This Republic shall stand forever.* “Protection {to American Inbor," “A protective tariit Is the Ifo of American industries.” “''The pros peets of free trade Inthnidate us; free trade and no work tn our fron-works.? “We pre- for Gen, Garflekt and general prosperity to 1. Haneock and. general bankruptey.’? No meddling with the tariif or. tinkering with the currency.” "Let well cnough ufone; shoot the man who attempts to lower tho credit of our-Government” ‘The most attractive motto along the route, and thy one whieh evidently did the Sen- ntor’s heart good to sce, modest ad he Is, was this: “#06 Conkllng, IMs name fs the most iNustrious borne by living men. His survices attost his greatness. Shall our country be ruled by Republicans or Cossacks? ‘The purpose of the Demoeratle party 1¥ spolls. Who dares put fetters on the Amurlean veo- ple? Protect the American tudustries,” THE NOUTK OF TIT PROCESSION was through the principal business and resl- dence streets to the park, where 0 wigwam had been spoctally erected for the purpose of tho meeting, It was ono of thoas plain affairs with a peaked roof, and open on all sides, and was ealeslated to holt about .3,000 pro- ple, Its open character was such, however, ag to put those outside In hearing distance, and fully 1.000 more were thus accom: modated. "Thousands were of course disup~ pointed In not belug able to get anywhere netr the plice, ‘The population of Terre Tinute ts nearly 27,000, and the Inilux of visitors must” hay run it up to uw, So meagre were the arninge- ments, however, that only about 5,000 penplea all told were able to hear one. of tha hest spec; If not tho very best, Senatur Conkling has nade sines he tefthome. AN the conlitlons conspired to bring about this result. [His tuproved health, tho sporti ont. enthusingu of the crowd,--evury a ny , Sdrved to pit hl more than ever in the humor of speaking, and what he sald was UNUSUALLY SPIRITED AND TELLING, Ils caustle, anlundversions on the partisan Supreme Court of Indlana were especially enjoyable, and his contrast of the two parties, pustind present, unusitally sharp, clearcut, tnd entertaining. dls intention was tespenk wbout an hone and a half,and start to-night back for Indianapolis, He spoke Just three hours and ten. tninutes by tho watch, antl even then tho crowd would fain have had dn on. Never-before did he appear so full of humorous ancedote, and lls apt iNus- tratlons certatuly had very tunel to do with holding, or rather glueing, his audience to the spot, It would have been fuipossible for any of them to yet away if thoy Had tried, ‘he {nitial avation over, dudge Rhodes, Chiulrinan of the meeting, stepped to ule fore, and vithuttt ony Huceaent words Autro- duced the’ distinguished son of New York. Alter the cheerlug which followed the tntro- duction Ind subsided, Senator Conkling waded aliiost at unce into his subject us fullows: j-th PResipeNt, LADIKS, AND ORNTLEMEN: ‘vunnicing you 19 bdo for this hearty welcome, my vexnowledgment for mich hospitallty in Indlaga ure dug first of-nll ta the Republicans of [ndiana and to the people of Indiang as well, beeuwe not frou Mopubiicans alone, but also Tram Deuwernts, [ tave reevlved couctesy ta indiuna which Y shall Jong hold In pleasant memory; but noknowtedgments for theprivilese of being bore are ulso due to. the Domovratio Court of Indiana, which hua mado your State this yenr an Octuber sete, and which wy Its Judinent hay overthrown tho amendments of your Constitution, But for that sudament you would have yored this your ns Now York voted, once far wll in November, and thus have saved tho effort and exp ‘of a doublo election,, Havlcur always rent “respect for the Courta, L wish to uncover In the prosonce of the Supreme Court of Indiana, or Ih the presance of 1 major: ity of its Judges, to whom 1 ain indebted for tho prieiley oof standing here and looking in tho fuces of so muny of the mon and go nan, of tho ladies of fniinm. 1 havo anid that mean ulwnys to speuk with great respect of thé Court, and vot J cannot cuncol the aimazomont which was felt in New York by tho Bench, by tho Har, by tho public of that state when o Court decided that a fraetion of tho people, & sinall number whe stayed at homo on cleutton- yy jad moro power than that of moro thin 3.000 who went to tho palld in order to poirlty in tho tulwurks of your Constitution vortaln great and wholewoma cnRngee. Wo reud in New York the dissenting opinion written by Judge Nibiaok, and with respect to the majority of the Court wo belluved butore, and we bulloye now, the liw to Lo ns Judyo Nibluck devlured It, Lut fur the preaunt. you Low ag you should bow tothe Judgment of the Court, and, therefore, first of ull, you have in this Btato NO SAFEGUARDS such ag At find In nearly all the NorthornStates nyulust Hlexal yoting ut eleetiong, Our, erie friends are oppoacd to a National Fleetion nw, Why? Ucenuse they want to regulate It in tho States, and when you cana by constitutional amendment to setup safo- guards ugainet free truud ut elections thoy are Upposvd 10 that, Why? On tho yy Pose, on Which that inan who did not poy, hia Mobis-explainod it, ile eatds Now, thy fact is, (t's aguinat my intorest to pay tho principal, ond it's ayulnst my principle to pay the Intorest.". [Laughter.) Your safequard against colonizntion, uguinst suclal visita from Kone tuoky [{nughter) and olsuwhuro, are broker down because you “huve no Nelatry law” now, ns I understand it, fixing 68 term of residence. 1 know how honest you aro in Indl> ana., 1 know how patrlotle and careful they are in Kentucky and inall tho Bouthorn States, (Laughter.] "They wouldn't make a mistake 10 w count at the clvetion UNLESS IT WAS NECHSSATY. {Groat Inughtor.) 1 sbull rg no offense If I suy of the peopfo of Now York and our nelgh- bors that, honest ag they all aro, if wo badn’t in aw fixing 8 torm of reslienoo as a qualinention for Voters, end a Jaw for registrivon, and Jaws to guard tho bailot-box beyon Whore which | you buen, wo | miRBE us when clection-day comes, dovlde it na the boys In school used to when thoy took 9 clip anil spit on it and threw it up and guessed wot of dry (laughter): and it Kontucky kod Indiana ure peopled by fibnbitants so froo from party yutasion, 80 linpartial, so auro that thoy nocd no sufeguants whatover at the eleation, but it lw anto to tok uvurybody xo tn auiehilp bingell, you must bo very snear the Mi jou juin, and { round, Usup- thin! it wauld wy wol tura political Billeritws, tnke your sent in a Nitlout graveyard, pat on your asconsion robes, and propary to go up. {Great laughter.) However, this decision leaves you donglent uf tl oes eruaros which u grout inae of the puuple of fudluua solemnly vored 3 boaetup. Itlonyes you with a doublo lection, ft leaves you with fees for local aud county oltcers which in New York would bo doomed very extravagant, but at tho Woat you ure #0 rich and progperous that it may not count for you. Itleaves fou with an open question, us Promember tho history, that may be A VERY AWKWAKD ONR, tonobir the stock and tho claims of the shareholders In your Wabush & Erlo Canul. If my momory is right, those clains were put wt rest by ah amonimont: of your Constitution adopted juvtus the recent amendnients werd adopted, not by tho votus uf thoae who wtald ab homo ang didn't vote, but adopted by a majority vf tho votes cast by shaso who went to tho ballot-box and deposited thote Judgment in that ura from which iu thie Government shall come, an in Which wbull be sucredly and immu twbly recorded the Judumont, the tucoliicence, the condolence of ull, Now, if utan election it the yours of “grace 267) and 1850 4 mnajority of the Votes case aro not suMlciont to ibed in your Constitution such chauyes us you choosy to ordain, EP apeak in the presence of Jawyors and dudgus when T inquire by what tilo ‘will lish the validity uf otbor constitutional ents in previous years under yvlroum- IDENTICALLY THE BAME, / It not fur ine to express ad opinion upon tho - vest sInnghter.) THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1880—TEN PAGES. law or upon the offoct of this recent dodtaion, Dut one of the Inolients and corsequences of thi¢ deolsion by a Domocratia’ mijority of 1 Demooratio court—a deoleion, by the by, mado with a baste, mao with: linpationt ime pelttoaily, mide ‘with what T mignt almost tall a munderas mamentum uf anxiety, whtel fs not one of the features entitling It to ro- speot, “Hut, looking at its incidents, T° venture to remind you that one of the logacies ft will leave iinless it be reversed ts an npon question, ‘ull of diMoulty, at least, whothor Indlans {s t nut TIABLE FOR NER CANAL CLAIMS, computing, na I read, principal and Interest, aboot $25,000,000. Among meoting procmica ts to choose to Judges of thia samo Court, and [venture to urge on you that one of the things making thls election im portant ts the fact that two Judges are In-nomls inion fur the cholcouf the peuple. Tt la not ing priviicrs tu know tho gontlemen running as the Republican ar the Domueratie candidates, 1d. I know tho Democratiocandidates, you may teat assured L should have no abitso or imputation to heap tinon thom. Par from it. itis no part of my orced to aup itis my right to abuso oor slander = Anybody Dbecnuso ho differs In politics with mo, Not knowing the Republican candidates, Lventure to witess that nowbora in wll this State Ia it neds essury for any, manto give assurinco that if electial to that Bunch thoy will look calmly, de liberately, tirinly, deconily, in onder, and with- OUL UNIO haste On the decison which hus boon rondored, and if thoy think {tought to bo ros yorsod thoy will ruverse it, oren if two of tho favored aona of Indinna wero nt the timo oandl- dates befare two conventions for two nomina tans as Brent to Preaidoncy of the United ‘States, EXpvinus and tnughton) = Senator Conkling noxt proceedad to speak of tha linportance of the election so far as the other candidates were concerned, and particne larly those for Congress. ‘Lhesy, he said, would be certain to do one of two things: to zo into the Democratic. canip-catictts and walk tinder the Pemocratle yoko, or to Bet thelr faces like Mlnt against 2 THE NERESY OF STATE-SOVRREIGNTY, the heresy of freu-trade, the heresy that this great Goverminent had no right to keup the peaca anywhero in. the oxccution of ts own Inwa; but, moro than, all this, Indiana played 8 consplenous’ part in the great Natlonal drama, standin ike Saul among the Hebrews in shape and elrcumstances conspicnois, among them all, The Democratic party sought to control and would control tho Government unless the Republican party was continued in power, By the Democratie party he did not mean tliat herole organization which ones was but now la not. [Laughter] ‘The party to-day In one TESBCGLeSASEly, resembled & crop o potatoes, In that the valuahte and the best part was under ground. (Great laughter.) Atthls pulit, much after the manner of his Warren speech, Mr. Conklin; the treasonablo record of tha Demucratic party at tho outbrenk of tho War, refarrin to tle traitorous conduct of its Secretary 0! War, Secretary of tho Navy, Secretaty’of the ‘Treasury, and- tho cowardly surrender of ‘Twirgs tn Texas, to show that it left the Government purposely bound hand and foot, that it wight be murdered tn its bed. When tho Enrollinent bill caine up ln the Senate In the arly part of the Wat, Lawrones Dowell, of Kentucky, remarked that the Rentithy quota Was full an both uldes, and il mado no aifference to him, It | was just possible, added the speaker, that Koi- lueky wasn't the only State whose quota was, fighter) on both sides at that tue muphter, In the course of. a graceful tribute to the Boys In Blue, he referred to THE KCHOOL LITRRATUNE which blossoms out in the Sunny South now- nduyy, to the'eifect that it had bu! ; of white people and the Nort, 21,000,000, sand yet with all that it took the North sd long to conquer the Sout. in ong of tess school- books,; which was handed him the other day, iney had 8 sort of contndrain alb—14 puzzle, a kind of sum In arithmotde about ike this: “Lf one Southern wan can whip five Yankees In such a length of Une, how long would {t take so many Southern wen to whip he didn’¢ know how. many Yonkecs?? (Laughter) The arithmetic got rather dizzy ut that point, (Laughter, Ing rapid sketch of the early history of tho War, and in one of his powerful con- trasts of the two patties at that time, Mr. Conkling pictured the horrors of the draft uct In Now York, and held up te public scorn the Anhumantty of the favarle Democratic leader, Georgy B, AcCieltan, tn issulog his famous order restoring fugitive slaves to thelr mast- ers, By a rapid transition ne recalled the tine reviewed - When the Junior Senator from indiana rose the Sauute and moved 2 cominittee to fn 0 the causes of thoaxodus, [Grent laughter.) No committee was necessary to know some thinga wbout the exodus frou thy South, “The black tan naturally belonged and wished té romuln thore, but If the perse: cuttons Which had disgraced the South con- {inued, Indiana would seo THE HISTORY OF PUANOAM AND THE EGYP- TLANS iy repented In acloud of people that uo. man could number, Uylng not from the Ibert! that Lineuin gaye them, but from the God- daring, mian-hatlng tyranny and oppression of thé white Democrats of the South, (Great applnuse,. | . Mr, Coukling was most happy tn bis de. scription of the great Peacw Convention of 1884, alluding to the Detmocratle Natlonal Convention as that zrent CEonmonical Conn cil which got together once In four years for the purpose of determining oxnetly about the substanes of things hoped for, and the evi- ‘dence of things not seen. [Laughter.)] Most but not oll, of it met that year at Cute gO, Fe jcker, ons Jacob Thompson, Beverly ist of worthles MET AT THE CLIFTON 10USK ; in Canada, (Lnughter.) ‘That was owing ton partiality they hud for aristocratic asso- elations and for rdosting high. (Laughter,] Besides, they thought the afr of Chicago inight not agree with thom, and, in fac there was a little prejudice against them a that tle owing tu thelr attempts to spread. snall-pox in-the North, Laughter.) hen MecCletlan was nominated by the Chicago wing, however, not only all the billlard- players, but all rest . af the people of the country rendered iis verdlet, “Too thine? ery much sich ot verdict as was rendered by a jury of gam- biers in Vicksburg who degitted that the deceased died righton the square, without apotor stand-olf, (Loughtor.] Having de Ifvered. thenselyes of thelr great sormon on the mount tn declaring the War a fulluce, the Democracy came down nto the valley of defeat, and the people ran over them or n Jarge yujorlt » [Laughter] Mr. Conkling druw forth the heartlest applause when ihe recounted THE RTORY OF APPOMATTOX, and shouts of Iaughter when he alluded to the average Detocrt pitting himself square on his fetlucks and his pastern foint, and declaring that anything which tle to publican party favored was unconstitutional, Refarring at longth to the, tnanelal record of the two parties, he elted Gen, Grant's square stat in favor of honest money and the strettethontt of the public credit in the yory tirst act he signed, and remarked that. Gen, Grant signed it feeling very much like tho «irl who, when asked ifsha would tuke the suns man for her wedded husband, re- pice “Why, [como a-purpose,” [Great Cumlnz down to the present, ond dwelling upon the prosperous condidion of things, Mr Conkling asked what wos: the reason for any compinint or oa desire . for ehange, {A yolee:. “Too. many Denio- srata.”) Don't be too sure of that, sald hey it is just possible when the sun goes down next riheactay and the votes arecounted, you will find that thore have ‘anly been just Dene ocrats onongh to keep you from belng lone- some, [Laughter : —— OHIO. : .. BANKS AND etonnsy Speitat Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune,’ Nanwanx, O., Oct, &—In this elty which Js sltuated in the hoart of arich agricultural district, and throughout that distriof-jtsolf, the Ropublican enthusiasm la at fevorheat, and any suggestion that Ohlo will fall td,yo}l up a larger mojority forthe Itepublican tleket than aver bafore: fs recatved here with unquallficd acorn, A lurge open-air thass- meeting was held at Norwalk this attornoon, and from all the adjoining townships, for willcg round large dulugations- poured into the olty with bands and banners, and mae the streots of the quiet old city moro lively than they had been for many years past, The placo of tho meeting was a Inrge field In sho centro of the clly, well shudod by luxuriant Umber, and towards this spat the crowd kept moving al} through the furonoon, recelvying fresh accessions by rall from different points untii, when the hour of meeting arrived) there were certainly not leas than 4,000 pey- sons axsenibled on the grounds, One of delegations brought along a huge canalboa| on wheels, filled with young girls In synjy bollo costume, each wearlog on ber head p pasteboard cirelet with the word “Garfela/! Ju front, a - . SEVERAL YOUNG MEN cat wore ou board holdiug up trunsparencles a a6 ou 2 Vho objeota of that election which this - tho blaxest of which boro tha logodd, "'Jim- mio at the Wheel.” ‘The meeting was pre- sided over by John Gardiner, who Introduced Gon, Kirk, of Mt. Vernon, as the first apenk- er, Gen, Kirk revfewed at some length tho history of the Demoeratte party, holy denun- elations of Lincatn, thelr obstruction of all the measures of his Administration, and notably thoit opposition to the Homestead law, which had filed our Western Torrlto- ties with hundreds of treo homes. Ho re- ferred to the cry raised by the Demoorats against Gen, Grant when ho was first nominated . for tha Presidency, that he was merely military man without any oxperience In statcsmanship, and yot they had svlected as thelr candidate in 1890 Gen. Hancock; 9 mere professional, soldier, who never drow a clvil breath In hls; Ife. Ho also,took up tho tariff, question, and | polnted out the ovils which would. ensue | from the triumph of the Democratic policy, Uringing tho fiitustries of. the country Into, competition with forelan pauper Jabor, After euloglzing Gen, Gurticld, ho cdneluded by saying If the Governinent were innded overto tho purty which liad sought the de- struction of the Union, the libertivs of Amor ican citizens would no longer be safe, 4 GEN. N. Wy BANKA, * of Massachusetts followed. He referred at the onttsct to: the destructive offects of the Civil War which, u¢cording to. the computa- tlon of Mr. Alexander Stephens, had de- | stroyed about $1,100,000,000 worth of prop-. erty at the South, and sald that should the Democrats como hits power the speople of; this country would bo enlled upon to pay. thesé Southern Josées, It mattered Hot that tha Inrgeness of the amount was duo to tho imaginations of the Southern politicians, the claims would be pasged upon and allowed, and tho people of the, North would have to pay these extravagant demands, Through the offorts of n Republican Governtient tho country had been restured to.the prosperity it enjoyed before the Rebellion; buta dit ferent state of things provatled nt tho'South simply because of thelr diferent syst of goverhinent, Formbrly the South was" tho most powerful section of this countrys, I ady’ wanted a silk dtess sho had to Srhport. {t from Charleston, 6. C., or If a opera- singer visited this country he went first to the Southern eitics, and, if thoy approved his ‘| Beoretar: fal oss bly to ninke a final speech at E! Licking County Republicans during thls campatin ary ehiarneterized, by nu xcuus and determination rarely oxhibited here. thoy, : Troy, O., Oct. t.—'Troy has been aroused to-night as ste has not heen for years, ‘The occasion has been the arent Repudtiean rally: mirticipated tn by the Garticht and Arthur ‘tubs from Piqua, Covingtan, and Casstown, fy connection wilh the Clubs of Troy and Tippecanoe City, with bands playing, cane ons firing, and the streets ablaze with torches, ‘and has stirred up our, people to the highest pitch of enthusinain. Jearson Tall ‘was crowded to overllowinigs nok aquarier of the people assembled contd getin to listen to. very tno anc able address from the Hon, Engehe Unle, of Maine, whose practical speech wus fully fppreelated by the kirge and enthusiastic audience. . ‘Chere, werd abolit 1,000 toralies fn ling, ineludliue 500 nen eartyhig them on horseback, Jt wasn big boon for uld Miami, and with tell heavily in our favor at tlie election next Tuesday, MONON COUNT Woopsrisnn, 0,, Oct, b.—Gen, C. IL Gros- venor and Gen. L. Dawes, candidate for Teeyitbtican methine it Stattaet his cunt aaa epublicnn mecthye in Shiutturd, this caunty, atl Hokltog. {wo Scparite, tnectings, | Ale, yesterday afternoon, Gen. Grosvenor spoke Views, atd-stated that iis.optnion Inreo prineluntly on the tatlit aueation.whlie tion, Tesulis could ho obtained ante more good | ewes attended to tho Southarn Brigediers, effected hy his sponte in anothor pied 10 Thoro-was 0 good feeling in the meethiug, and the Goria people ie thelr Uw verninette the speakers were londly applauded, Gen. hourk, foltowig Protty, muell the samo line of arguinent fn qd ing with the samo topics os he did in his ‘Toledo and Sandusky apeeches. ‘Tho audfonce was thorougly ap- prectative, Applaudlnyg frequently the orator’s ronckant deniolition of Democratic sofhistries nnd his effective declarations ofPRevubllean principle, and laughing wp- ronriously at jokes which aro familiar stouglt t Mr, Storrs’ Ilinola audiences, bit which seemed new in Norwalk, “7 A very foollah story Is published in the Cincinnatl Enquirer of yesterday, tho ab- {ct of which Js to slow that there Is alyision nthe Republican camp between tho Grant and antl-Grant men, and that It Is carried to sucha hight that they wil! not speak front the same plntform tagether, It lentil that Schurz, ratuved fo speak in the same hall at Toledo with Mr, Storrs, but Ine sisted on haying a tall to himself, and the Enquirer dwells on the fnet that Mr. Storrs 1s personally — olmoxlous to tho Scerctary of the Interior, 0 facts: avo that when Mr. Storrs arrived at Toledo and found that both were announced to speak at tho same inesting, he at once urged thon the Comnittes the - IMVORTANCE OF DIVIDING THEIR FORCES: 4 Grosvenor made na speech at Malaga, this itr hyietmast iii »prinalnal teeta ng county, dust evening, ion large and enthust- Soe ein, Oty eeatzeanel GS | astie meeting, ant tlukes five more speeches Oporuelionge’ wns ena Ay iy thoat fiend inthis coutity this week, ‘Chis Ie the first troupe, and White's Hall hy the Demacrates tine the Repttolieana have made a canvass ly Monro County sines $873, ani thoy are mak- ing things hot ald Demovratic Monroe. + A REPUBLICAN CONVERT. + CosttootoN, Ouy Oct, 5,—Cols W. C, Gaston, Of Lancaster, Q.) 0 tfe-long Democrat, who has been, forced to espouse Republican prin- elples, and vote the Hepubiern. (leket Indes fense of honest nianhood, Addressed the Re- publicans of Linton Townslily Inst night, fn hig county. There werd abouts$o0 people at for their headquarters, so that there remained only tho‘Gymnustim dial, whieh only. ac. scommioariates about 800 people, Nevorthiolecs, as It was certain that many would ba unable to get admittance to the Singerfest Hall, on tho urgent representations of 3Ir. "Storrs, 13 well as-of Secretary Seliirz, arrangements jvere at once madd tor 8 Gernian meeting ti Gymnasium Uall, and both halls wore filled to avertiowing, and both imeetings were a iarnificent success, The {rtercotirso | the meellig, and v tino tirnont of tree Car. between =the = two | distinguished “ Re- | fleld and Arthur Chubs of adjoining publican orators during — thelr stay | slips,” Col. Gnaton gave the Dutnod yf in "Toledo was pleasant aud courteous, and | honesty genttemanly, but. seatehing rev! ew, the report in the Enquirer, as to ny ‘disaf- | and left" many of the "great ’ nniwnsticd ! feetion between them or any relictance on personal grounds to speak ‘from the same | Watfornt, la a: pure fabrication. Mr. Storrs vaves for Cleveland to-nierrow inorning, pure poalng to vislt Gon, Garfield at Me piers and ty Ons meditating on their tneleanness, and squie of them runing wild like the lepor of old, ery- Img, Unelenn | unelean 27 ae MUIMRAING FOI MANCOCK AND JERF DAVIS, 2 Gneexviniy, O., Oct. —This morming n delegation of about 100 deft this place, ae companied by the Sixth Regiment Rand. for the Democratic demonstration ab Wiisbora. Dart of the crowd returned Jate this evening, , before golng on to Indiana, sone REPEATERS, + Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, . * CoLumns, O., Oct. Gif any doubt has performances, a TUB NOUTHBRN PROPLY WERE PERMITTED to Hear him and applaud. In 1820 iho State of Georgia manufaatured more cotton than tho six Tunnufacturing States of the East do now, But now tho Sonth was deserted, and what had brought about the change? Simply thelr system of government. Every Southern btate, oxcopt Toxns, which wns not old enough to have accumulated a debt, had. re- pudinted Its pubsic debt, and 8 crats obtained tha’ control of this Govern- ment they would-extend this theory to Na- Mona! aitairs, repudiate the National debt, and in a shurt’ thne reduce the pros- perous North to. the. snine . hopeless and paralytic condition fa. whieh the South was placed, ‘Tha pretense of the Democrats that they wero tha friends of labor was re- futed by tho practices of tho man whom they had notinated for the Vicu-Presidency, who had taken mortgages on vroperty owned by workingmen In; Indiana, foreclosed on these mortyres, and ruined -these poor laboring men. “Ilo. had foredjosed 820 of these mort- wares, and whenover they saw the figures 320 thes should remember that they represented tho number of hiuringes which Mr, English Nad foreclosed and the nimber.of homes he had desolated., [Laughter and applause.) + THE DEMOCRATS PRETENDED that In tho lust Coftirress thoy aet ‘an example of economy, but'thelr unwillingness to ap propriate moncy forthelr political adyersa- ros to expend wad to test of what they would do when thoy obtained control of the expenditure. Under the Republican govern- ment our forelgn-trade had revived and our manufacturing prosperity had increased, ‘Tha South was: pense to the protective syatum, which had fostered our industries-at 0 North, and, of‘course, tho Democratic no | and, to the. cverinsting, disurace of ‘this Re publican town, It inust be recorded that they went through yelling ‘for Dancock and. Jeit Tavis. Had: some firebug attempted .te fire. the town; there could hardly be more indlg- nation manifested by the people. 3 XERIA, XesrA, 0, Oct. 5.—Thi8 has been the brightest day.in tie history of tie Republice ans dn Greene County. It'ip safe.to. say that heretofore oxistad as to the importation of professional repeaters and ballot-box stull- ers, that doubt ts removed, a3 will be geen by: the following dispatches revelved by, tho : Chairman of the Republican State Excontive » Conmnittes to-day, which are ns follows: - WASHINGTON, T), 0.) Out. 8, 1880.—Guv, Charles Foater? Your State Ja to be enrried by the Do- moarncy If 10,000 votes bave to be Imported. 4 know whereof Ispoak. Don't be decolved. sree neta, | uae eats Tho following telegram was revelyed by sinatic ever huld in the-eounty, Fully eons K. Nash Chaipman of tho {eepnbilean Phi? Leraihe were prestaty atid the day pre : State Central Commlttes, in -reply ton tele fl S| Sah a ven nite tes rum bie grat sent Dy hlin to the Chairman of the Re- | Sterman was titrodneed to. theé throng it } pablienn Central Committee, Pittsburg, ask- nig for dotails of tho movements of repeaters i the Court-Jlouse Parks wud fully 5,000 people e Woste listened attentively Uwoughout, his hour- seeniivear oat 8, 1880.—Sundiy “torts, Mone | quently heat die -Suereery oon ty ake fae tee , 1880.- jay torts, quently heard: tho ‘Sueretary sneak say that Tu alt ninetao! A ats through hero natbly for indianapolis, but wo.balinve for Ohio, Are Fhilideiphiins from: Randall's district, Old. Ill MeMulten, of-ituin District, lofe with thom lust night; pled :Baytor Burke, who was in Cineinpatl at Hayes’ cles tlon, and who shot Hmutel hero on his return. It is understood that nbout 240 will so" Wests the + worat kind of repeaters, Waten all-tralna closes ys _ GA. Rerrenwan, AL, W. Kitchen telegraphs fron) Cloveland that the Republeans know of ‘three colontes “lithe ‘Third Ward. e ‘ --Chairinat Nash has just reselved ' the fol- lowlng from Cleveland: A gang of Tammany ropenters {n charge of Mahoney and Reeves have just pnasod through there for Indiuna, It bug boon noticed yeasterduy sand to-day that a jargo” number of ‘new: and Atrange faces aro apparent an tho streets. “At one bonrding-bouss tweuty-lve new guests aro qghartered, ‘Tho Republican Committeo. will take (he most olfvetive inensures to guard the Polls ayniuee those scoundecls, * — to-day surpasaud any former. efforts the sould cham ies ut truth have not carried cpu victionto the fiearts of the Dei ‘y, It hus elused many of them. to wa 5 Shernitn was folla: i the Han, John W. Flnnell, of Kentucky,wh held tho crowd by his eloquence while. glv= ine his reasons for the faith thit fs in itn. The cvoulig meetlig was addressed by the lon W. C. Cooper, ‘Phe torchlight proces- sioh was Ute largest eyer on our streets; fully 2,000 torches were tr thirteen car. Jouds of Dastontan for the nigh piareae, with 800 tore! pubile bull. ngs and private residences were beautitwly Uluminated, doit thé whole towii wns A par- feet blaze-of fireworks. ‘The people of Greeno will-be-henrd from sibstdintialty on: next ‘Thesday;-and help snow John MeAfahon un- dor 1,000 tnajority In the district. ee : BATAVIA, E BATAvis, 01, Oc The largest and ernndest political demonstration ever-wit- party was opposed to it und in favor of a tiff for revenue only, They sald they-pro- posed to refer tho-fatit ton Commission; but, that was only a protetige to escape the perils of this elvetion. ‘The not Intend ‘to refer to any Commisstas hey had expresaty de> elured thelr IntenGons:.tn-thelr-plittoring Ik ewhich they had detlared, forn simplurevenue tari, ‘The incehanical preduct of this guuntry, which scarcely oxisted In 1820, lind. Incrended from $1,000,000,000 In 1850 to $44. 20,000,000 In 1870,and withh the -Iast ter yeurs thosa. Ogures.had been doubled. In Ulio they sates 4 ws DID NeT Do Muctt ‘ in the way of manufacturing industry In 1! ‘but In 1850 thelr product was $03,000,000; {1 It was $22,000,000; In 1870, $270,000,000: and this year $540,000,000;. while in the nex! census, ‘od ar, 180; the ‘product would be $1,000,000,000, just uxactly what the wholo of the States produced In 1850, The wages pald to working people, in Ollo had Increased from $13,000,000 In 1850, to $2,000,000 In 1860, and $30,000,000 in “180. If the Democratic part come into. power the South would Insist on’ a almplo revenue tarllf, and all thiy prosperity wt tho. North would be swept. away, Sir Roburt Puel sald tt was the manufacturing industry of Englund that enabled her to conauer the reat Nepolvon, aud lt was the manufacture ing Industry of this country that hnd enabled It to crugh the Rebellion and which would enable the Government ta defend the tag in tines to come should any future assaults be made upon it, [Applange,) A. taritt for revenue alone mount a tari that would take from the Iaborer his cmpluyinent . AND DEPRIVE IDt of the means of providing for the comforts of his home. . Whilé. Gen, Banks was speak- Ing It was alscovered that Democratie: eniis- sarles were at work among the crowd dls- tributing enrds contalning a ceflection apon Gun. Garfield in reference to the Crelit Mo- biller question. One of Hise enrds win handed to Gen, Banks, and he, belng 0 mem- ber of the Congressional Committee that ine vestigated the matter, was, reauented by Gen, Kirk to ald tolt, Gen, Banks sald it wasn shame . an digzenee, that it should | be necessary to defend. tho honor of-a eltizen 80 well known, as Gan, Gariield, and he attached no Smportance to the charges of the Democracy. Ile went on to state the proceedings.of the Cummittea and lta Gndings, remarking that they took tha statement of Ames in full, and, after hoarlig all tho evidence, evety member of the Com: inittes slened the fouort flnding that Gairflelad nad notin tho slightest degres violated the Inw, but muking no recommendation as to his motives in the transaction, ‘The Repub- Mean party had taken Gen, Gartleld, from Ohlo, not from any favor, but by a luw of Gud and Nature, He came from a Btate which stood es z MIDWAY, DETWERS. THE EXTREMES OF OPINION . and the diversified lntereata of tho country, and this clretynstunee, which had elected Niarrigon and Hayes, would elect “Garfield next November. [Applause] After ro- marking thatthe record oF Gon, Arthur was Without shat or blemish, ho snd that Hane cock fought at Gottyaburg to keep thy Rebels outof the control’ of this Sat hy Why should he now seek to let them in? “[Loud applause.) Gen, Banks went on to spenk of Gen, Hancock's adiminiatration of public uf- fairs In New Orleans, describing the imasya- ero of Union men in the streots, tho Tumoyal of Sheridan beenuso ho Inter- fered with the murderers, and tho nppolntment of Hancock because he would bea tool of the Rebuls, which Gen, Thomas who was first appealed to, declined fo. be. It was for this that Hancock was nominated! by the Rebel South nthe Cinelnnatt Conven- fon, Next November the people of the ‘United States would prononneo their verdict upon him, and that ‘would be the last wo should near of this “superb soldier” and his celebrated Order No.'40,_ (Loud applause.) After a fow remarks by Mtr, Storrs,who was disinclined to an out-of-door speech, reserv- ag byuaele for the evening, the assembly dis D a y +7 HR CITY INTHE EVENING was wholly alven over to patriotic oxerclses meh tu the style of an oltl-fashioned Fourth of July. Around the Hberty-pole; which stands “in ‘tho centre of the broad, well- shaded ayenuo Wwhte 1 constitutes the princi- pal streot, a display of pyratechnles took place, revolying-whieels and serpents scattor- Mug @ cloud of spurka all About, and 0 con Untous discharge of rockets being kept nd untll after the evening ineoting was well orgunizod. A torchilght urocesslon of the Qartield Guards of | Norwalk and Fair. field, ‘in thelr showy added much ‘to the effect Jot the demonstration, Whittlosy iall was the place selected for the evening meeting, | It ts a small hall, capable of balding” about 700 ar 800 peuple, She wus crowded t ita utmost’ capacity te eal f ME HY A. STOURS, who uddressed thy wigytle for aboub-lWy y wes vacellint, aud ceadlied by ‘As tho thuo'for the elvction Approaches the excitement Increases, WUEN THE OUAIRMAN H of the Natidnal Démoeratic Committee, with Ins Heutenant, Sanuel &. Fellows, of fweed fame, andthe itotorious Peteinallt of Malye, fin it necessary to come to Chiu for the pure ,pose~of congittting with Senators Thurgan Mand Pendlicott, i$ Wei ns the minor lenders of the Deshocratie party, itinny well be bos ileved that there is n flet? in the Democratic tir ‘The danger 30 apparent: to the Deitio- crats last week appears to have aroused thelr Intent energies, hunve this .spasmadte etfurt to revive the eneries of tho rank and flvand once more rally them to the stdndard of De- Hessed «in Clerniont County. took pine fa Batavia to-day, under the wusptces:of the Rte. publidar “Executive ‘Committees “No” such houtpouring of the people Ins ey beture ‘been witnesked it this county. ‘The must. remote townships pont larga delegations, and very prechret hr theévolinty wagenrtscntid, Ther ndwa thas COL Robert G: Tngérsotl wat atitress tha masses, Laumbard: Chivago -Glee Club" world also. be, prea no doubt brought ottt a large mittut: bers Promptly: at it o'clock the monster street parade. was formed, which marched through the prinelpal’ streets and avenues of -oitrtown, ‘She route over whieh: the pro- moeracy, Beltig agsured'that no hope’ re- | 6 jon moved ° was profusely | decorated mains of carrylig Ohio by honest ens, tho | wit Srinenmrentles, Chinese | lanterns, ; most disreputable, Inwless, and-dishonorable | tis, and bunting, - Six" btass tidus. nnd: scheme has been resurted ty,” mumberless | druitt- corps furnished © “the inuste -for: tho ocenston, One -fenture'of the parade was n ennalvont frouy Ohio Towne ship, which was greated with shouts of ap. plause fronrthe surging. muss_of humanity ‘ who-viewed: tho processlon.- Promptly at 2 o'clock the’ finmense throng assembled on. ) Greye’s vacant lots on Maln streot,‘and, after belug thoroughly enthused by patriotic songs from the Litmbard Glee Club, Col, Lngersoll appeared on the spenker’s stand, iceompanied. by other prominent Republlenns, and was greeted with. rounds of enthhsiaatic ap- planse, He was then Introduced .to the ax- sombled thousands by Capt: C..W. Boyd, President ot tho hiettlnng. Col, Ingersoll spoke for two hours, eliciting the most pro- found attention from the vast audlence, and is many happy hits of the Democratic party It ts learned on untiipeachable ‘authority “flint u system of importing -repegers, thugs; nid alleged corn-cutzors has been Inaugurat: ‘egl and already (u localities where tha votd "fs close they are as. thick as blackberries In August, Jn-tho Ninth Congressional Dis- trict (Gen, Robinson's) bundreds have al- ready put in an appearance, while In Neal’s ind others that are close the situation fs the fume. As an instance of their plentifulness, {tts only necessary to add that a camp at alxty were discovered in tho otttskirts of this elty'n day or two ngo and a number of them captured by the police, THIA STATE OF AFFAIRS exists not only in Centrat Oliv, butin the river counties also, but the Republicans are on the alert. John G. ‘Thompson’s well- i wis greeted with frequené and hearty ap- known modo ‘of conducting 2 campalizn his yin re Tho speech ae at ; ent une Deeome a mutter of history, and the Repub |‘ yineing, and will undoubtedly make many Heans will checkmate ‘him, regardless of -his imported repeaters and batlot-box stuifers, ‘There fa, however, another dangerous ele ment with which the’ Republicans. have to contend, thls Belin gate mustly fram Bale tlnore and Now York for the purpuse of working large citles, who have an export manager of their ufairs, and threaten to give the Republicans all they can do to sectire an honest vote, Deaplte all these threatenin: clreutnstances thore rentaing no doubt tha Olio will given good Republican juajortys and olect at Jenst twelve or thirtcen out of its twenty Congressmen, Tho utmost activity and Interest is belng yotes, ‘Tho crawd was estimated: nt’ 10,000, The Republicans are entirely enthusiastic saver this tnonster meeting, and-the Demoe- racy are correspondingly depressed. TAcKsON, 0. Ost. B—Thls i AcKsON, O., Oct, 5.—This has been a. day for Jackson, At 10" o'cluek an ost, train ening up from Madison and Jefferson ‘ownships; bringing a great crowd, among which wna a delegation of porhaps near 800 Voters, headed by a banner on which was ulited Jefferson 275 for 30" ns some democratic thief had chalked S20 about town durleys the a OF ae ta hese dele manifested by both patties in the conduct of | ations wore joined by tho Garfield Guards the camuaberea Te bares havi beet mounted and in uniform, headed by a band fought hy tha memory of the oldest. Rtas of musie.- Then cane immense déetexations Atuut, and the Democracy are, becomlny deg- from Milton, duckson, Liberty, and Frank- perafe, and mean to win by falr means If | Jn, and large numbers of people from other posalble, and if not by foul. ‘The reports townships, -Thers wasa grand street-parade, a various parts of the State’ have almost | consisting of perhaps more than a “mille 0 demoralized i potty and they watt resort to any sleet ave veges, aut caalal Mt sol ae? means that w muni [eae fy to win, - boys ant the parade etented the wiklest one a ‘J ks as ising, ¢ "Lhe ton, Stanley Matthews did Toueno O. pacreaamit Aint voor ty reat | Hot arrive until '4 o'elock p. th. Meanwhile aay Wot "hepublicantsm in Noriowecern the Inainense Uhrong was addressed by, Allen Ohfo, and lias sown that voters nre aroused | Dien the eloquent Irish orator, Gui, | Ken- ton senao.of thelr duty. A tinssmeotine nt ney, guid Mitton Holland. Judge Matthews “Bowling Green, the county seat af Woad, ad- Pay me oF fi wert 9 ete tort ble dressed by Senator Blaiie aud Gen dnl, of peel i) Maine, formed tho most {mposlig deuon- BAINES VIED Atration over witnessed in this county. No | _ Paingsvire, 0. Oct, 5.—This ing beena iesa than 15,000 puople were asgombled, This ht atternoon for Little Lake.” Her people seyening Silugerfest Hall in. this: elty “was | have poured Into the-elty until the meeting ‘packed with the largest and most enthusl- | resembled thoge held in anti-slavery tin ‘nstlc audience over gathered there, oven | ‘The lon, Charles Foster delivered a. maste Standing room belng almost all” taken up, | and convincing address in the Pyrk; and was Both Senator Blaineand Gen, Hall madeahort | follawed by one of. the best apeeclies of the but powerful speeches, in which, Inying asidy | campalen, delivered hy the Won. A. T. Ack all useless rhetoric, they ap ented to thelr | erninny of Georgia. Our great mass-meeting hearers todo their whole duty noxt week, | Is closing to-mizht with a grand torehiiehe especially In view of the fact that it was the | procession, which is parading the prinelpul avowed Jntentloy of Democrats to carry the | streets, Thindreds of nen ald cornet, and State by fraud, by foree, or by funds,” Tha { martial bands are in tho processi niost thoughtful cftizens seem Woraugiily city Ia wild with enthusivam, . 1) and tho Aa awakened, and Northwestern Ohi GardInor and the Non, J. B.-Burtows, of our adage Nie Be Y city, ain Gen De AW. iMeath, of Mitchie, were culled out and made short speeches, which the boys cheured vigorously, SEAUpOS, ay » Oct. :5—Tho Hon. A, G, Tdaty qddressed a Republican tmecting here to-day; and f wn sure that © express the opinion of all who heard khn-when I say that his vindication of the prinelpies of the Hepublleane party and tho charncter of Gen, Garfield hay nob Leen ‘surpassed by any of our many ably public speakers. ‘Tho address was received with au alingst continuous storm of applause. At the close of Mr; Jtld- dle’s uddress Mr, Calvan of Warren, made ashort ayd Interesting udiress, which was well reeelved, The mnveblng was helt in the Ovpera-Houge, Whivh was densely packed... HEBREWS OPENLY INSULTED BY A DEMO- >, CRATIO APEARED, ‘ |. ACAsoN, O., Oct. 5,—Tho Democracy held a meeting wt tho Court-llouko here Inst even- ing, which was addressed by EB. B. Phillts- burg, and ‘Thomas J. Maginnis of Zanesville, Mr. Maginnts, Mn speaking of the bonds, sit they were held only“ by aristocrats and 'Cheist-kKillers, ‘There: ara several Hebrews dn this place, who abt prubiient position fn buslneas, In society, aud in polltics as wetl,— Julbus Strelitz, 0 leader among them, behys ut present our Democratic County freasurer, ‘The alluslun te the Hebrew peapia fa such heard from favorably noxt ‘Tuesday, a : CHILLICOTHE, MILLICOTHE, O., Oct. 5—Thoro was splendidly large utd titeliiqent iudience prierest at Masonte Hall Inat evening to jaten to Stanley Mutthews, ‘Tho house was ucked from, the orchestra-chalts to tho qoine, desirable standin room belng. une obtainable, ‘Pho sound, logical, and argue mentative debater waa In ‘zqad conditian, ‘The assemblage - Was an encouraging ane, the effort wag what inlght have been ex- pgeted. He devoted the most of: hls the to willscnaston of the history of the two partios; and to tho conditlor of affairs in the Souths Ar, Matthows was fullowed by Mfaj. Charles ‘Townsend, of Athens, who spoke for :an hoprormore. «4, ans : NEWARK, 6 nas oh ci! BS Newann, 0, Oct, S—As election comes nearer the Republican enthustasus (1 this lo eallty becomes hore and more demonstra: tive. ‘To-night Gen, *: DP. Banks, of Mussa- chusetts, Speakor of the House in the ‘Thirty- fourth Congress, and ex-Goy, Kirk, uf Ohfo, addressed on nudiehicea which for intelligence’ and cniture nearly rivaled the great Gilby inveting held here a week ago, io Operit- House awas filled to overtlowing, many ladles being ty attendance. ‘Phe Hon. A.B. Clurk presided. For nearly three hours the audl+ bhee give tie closest attention, and were tne ’ eon Tar thal coon fhe specches Breet goed. Ciannoy, O., Int that the celebrated | Coubinnued on thie hind Pave. ' nLOOD PunivEn, _ DR. CLARK JOHNSON’S fan Blood Syrup i —- i 2D ActE, und EASES, nh <a w Es bie z. 28 Fd ee aa ae Sef BFE Bg 5; s¢ 35 ag Sea 98 os Ba BS SE ee Eat) i Urnane xan A A ef ite, Bheuna. them, Dropay, iicart Disease, Billousness, Nei vous Deditsty, eter Tho Bost RIMEDY KNOWN to Man | 9,000,000 Bottles BOLD INCH 1070, Thia Syrup porsesses Varted Properties, Xt Aiininintes tho Ptyniine in th rilich converte tho Mehrch wad Huger orn Dyspepata, Lae Clie Tererck Mod Inte giuc ete! “ey in iyaline Canine AP ing ond Roaring or the fr _Sebeae Ws td watt oy te toot da eh, ptely after entlug the ferdientution of fuod Bigeatione tom 1» Miteugthens and Yn 7 ‘the Old Micad wad meuee nee pone Che poi if the sk! nloaldy erage ite oe nate Saale Ib poutralizes the hereditary ta the blond steal Reneratce Scrotita, Heigl? and ah ann Buannorolakidinesseanniintaraal hamiorg = pieita omni It can be taken’ by dhe tort stalicate babes oe by abe, 8, grad and Looble, care owy being requtral ta attenlin to, -' CAUTION TO DRUGQISTS: Beware of Countorfelt Medicine, 1, omploy no ra voling agents OF runners tosulicit trade from druge eae TESTIMONIALS, , ILLINOIS. ‘* Disease of the Stomach and Liver. eae Calo, Aloxandor Co. Ii, Draw Sit: Snfforing for sume tue witledtesdas and Discasy of the Stomach und Liver, | was induced us0 vortr rullabig INDIAN UL. POL AY RUE, wolch stren TR RT eet eR ane tee ELLY, +. + An Rxcollent Remody. : ‘ Relyidere. Hoone Co. Mil, Fob. ¢ Hf Dra Bin: | huve been wang your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP forsciny tite, and un pertectly sumed tha results, It buries the Mivad Reate POLLS, Byranuthens the Nerres, Hegulaty en arid Homes, and Roltoves Kbuuuntils mound ‘not DO without it, 2 SNS, WHETRALL, Kidnocy Disessi = ie Fisher. Chatnpaign Con 1, An Sin mule te. to ceriy tie Meat TaOL AN BLOOD SYP has done ine more good tur idne Complaint aid Heurt Disease than any olber medic clue 1 ever used, Stalag cured ote of my chi aren uf im aou Berotuto. MANGARBE ChUB! “@hirdeDay Chile, | + '* : vs 6 tora, Cing Co. Th, DEAR gn: ' NDIAN ny Biv has sea uy Ut Sour RA ‘Chilla after all othér medicines had failed, . M183 BROWN. * ‘ ee Muttoon, Coles Co, 111, T.and -your INDIAN ULUOD SekUP 1d can Zoermumen Is aa tho a $R8 country for ihwlmatien wid Praen |, MLA MES CUBL LA DEAR Bint vedily cure i Medel rarely ‘ Lemont, Cook ( An Gite} have found, by uivinx rou 3 SYRUP a fale. crust, tine bt 08 wil tt Bi iuended iv Ue, und advisa BNy-OWe WHO Bi ut Hea tote itm drial OMe a MT Be ne: . Chills Cured: = 2 = Neos. Curubortny “Dran-aint-My daughter bad china [mu nita, und Tied xiunst ovuey ind, efiecguntit 1 couumenced the ue or ae BLGOU SYHUP, wahurt trial. of woldh. afuctualiy ha syrup naa Rino era Ub Thave bad nu ua ductor Prat iid and tacymimuena iis use fo wTettog a t (Dane th AN GSUANNAL LAWICENCI, fa’ to. MH, oe toe hn — Bain in (he-facte.:. - : ay panes maygrman seatlony 1 Kalb PSSh vite site et yeah uta gt Hivis'a raluablo medicing. ° mus, Woud, ~ “pyspopaid and kudigestion, —~ zs * Sandwich, Ue Kalb Co, Hl, *ADEAR Kins thin ts to cortlty tht your INDIAN tiovicine 4 eror used. Tilvase ARES “eure for Heart Biscase, pe é ei its, Fe ham Co., TI DEAR Str: Your grea IN ETAN iver) BYKU. . the best medicine Lever ated fur Weurt Disvase. kecummend it to all similarly aiicts Sephiks Me DEN svaLLinos, All that I¢ te Recommorided to The, and have aly? tou yy dust as SUAS wo Modiclno dver eed in iy tuunly. peebene fas! Bits. SA. BURKS, Diseases of the Lungs. * Bentun, Frunkhin Co, Wh, RAREint ‘Thisisto coruty that your INDIAN DLeGD STUY bus cured ino of Ling Dirvase, wick, had been trouuling me fora jung time, fb chewrluily A Wlirrxarox. to si‘suwortay hus Fecokmmond Isto al ouineiay jh ir Neuralgia. ‘ t Jvaplaren. Manitivon Ton oe pak em Bauer i ALLS, UW AMV, tz, # apepsin Carcd, n I . Yalusviemesiciue, THUMAS TIALS, pow Never Pails to Ctica, s Never Fails tof Hroniulg Coy tt Dean Siny’ 1 hyo ‘nied your’ INDIAN LOUD BYRUP for Ceamps in my Stonuch and also for thy) ehtaryn, wud wore ouued wits spusms, aed ta Lo eae isle RLAZADETE METZ, , Agentin Testimony, | AM ATO clan regula op me Dean gin: fan pay Hut gout ISDLAS LUui BYKO jus Mo equal tor Cupatipatiun, Sick-lieud= Senn, Pain the lien aad Cilarand Pan sately ieee et te TULL. neo... « +: Keecommends It to All. Lng BNET havo ised aanecor pour TALIA 20d ane oI NLIAS DATIUL wits benenclat rouuite-aud thie Ie Heguauisond We wu atl auturinae footy Levent, 0 ty ain ac STW UUM, - 3°) ptwer Comptaings ee = Bacbinatnue Kansabes Ca tlk, May 20 tea DEARS uliy tue ttt your justly vele Pricitiuns Mhd fe bugily eateouiod by aii wno hata dod (atta iltod pour odieinu with the tuvst aatialace 6 Titer Couplalatund siet-ltendaehe, alver Cowplaliit -lfenducha, eee CON PN VALLAN eBNiY. wo Bheumatt: . 3 Duokiogham, Kankukeo Co., It. May 18, 170. DEAw opus wet a ureny auteror froi thoumatiam and found no rullef Und! {commenced using sour 8 tO all. ANE VIndSENDEMU. A Good Miooa Purlider. aucunda, Jaabe Co. 11. Dear, Sr: T have wed your wena INULAN U1OOD BY KUP and have found tt uvequaledaaa Hlood Paris Ser, and taka piesauro in recvuinendin tb ap such h. at, Suppresssion of Meustruation. Sherl edalle Co, LL, Dean sin: My daughter was a lerer frou Sup. jun of Atenietrus aud after laboring under difficulty fur mory than -@ year, wilt the treats z mk Of. LHO bby: Lens — ORS All ey 13 and one Homuupathlo—withous retles, ateo # falr ¢rial of wang other mudicines. sipuny whl way Dr. Jayne's Atiere betbuusbi iuyeelf of the INDIAN DLUOD and, sunning over yuUr paraphlol, caught sour fopares on Ue Ulswaee with was troubled. FT immed! ras} onder sha wae noon Tesiufed to ‘ Tica july jr 1 A acrevac why « - Female. unest, . i say, Ponting, hvlagaton County, Mt Dean Bri This eta eerily that T have’ bee EXCH peeled Ur usin puurgioat INLLAN Hubei NUP. Tam over iu geure vf eau, aad have-besn groully troubied win’ Woathess” Your ied 8 {val jike young girl. joremudg, ‘w See ie SUN TAD ‘LIST OF WHOLE SALE DEALERS De, Clark Johnson's Taian Bood. Syrup, GHICAGO, ILL. + f ACK, STEVENSON & 00, 23 ang 9 Peitiie s va ees Siaresitar ta 4 Late-ou FULMAN & BING, 01 Lane ot, AMD, BLUUTENDURGH & CO. a Wabash-ar. VAN