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THB AMI-MONOPOLY IjtSAGt
OENTKAL CIIY , August 14.
The State AnU'Monopoly leaf-
will tnci't at Hastings , Stntembor i
1882 , in connoctirm with tlio Stu
F.umorn1 nllianco , for the purpoao
putting hcforo the votora of the tita
of Nouraaka ntt independent stn
Anti-monopoly ticket. All nnti-rn
nopoly leagues nro rufjURsted to c
epuci.it moetinga to elect delegates
attend thn convontinn.
IJy order of tlio oxuculivo cot
rattleo. II. 0. OSTKIUIOUT ,
Proo. State Anti-Monopoly Lunatic
THE FIRST GUN.
The campaign in the Third congrc
oional district will open nt Froino
on Thursday noit , Sept. 21st , by a i
publican ratification meoting. IIo
O. H. Von Wyck , U. S. senator , Go
A.'II. Oonnor nnd other able nnd d
Unguinhod speakers will address t
people of Dodge cnunty in support
the republican ticket , nnd especial
of Hon. M. K. Tu/ner , the republic
candidate ) for congress.
A vigorous canvass will bo made 1
Stwator Via. Wyck in the Third d :
triot on bahulf of Mr. Tinner durii
the nuxt tix wocks. Tlio first incotii
after the ratiGcation nt Fremont w
bu liold at Bl.iir. Wo shall aiitioun
the day in thcso columns juot ns BO <
.oa arrangements nro completed.
'SiKATdii VAN WVCK alfo rcfuu-H i
< aid in th < ) on. ji inn to conro. ; H uf
DOtoruMio tool of the Uniuii Cecil
railroad Senator. Vmi Wyck ougl
at oncu to bo kicked out of ell'icw , i
company with Collector Oroiinno. II
haa committud the unpardonable aii
Nor H i NO succeeds like success nn
nothing fails muru thoroughly tha
failure. The atiiltviirt jaurna'.a ' wliic
uphold Ilubboll while uungrossrnan i
his political assessment echcmo ni
now rejoicing that anothur rcpreson
attvo will Till his t > uat during thn noj
noceion. "Kick him again , hu'j gc
no triundti , " iu the motto of thu gun
of political jaokuln uho nro alwuj
ready to yelp with the winning sidi
Tim monopoly organs hnvo lo.irno
nt lint that Air. Turner uillaticli
No ono who know him personally o
was ncq'.minted with Inachuruoiur ovc
doubted that ho would. Ho 1ms cr
tored the fight to stay until the out !
and will mnko n roueitig campaign i
the district which Y.il bo.uU that h
carries in his pookot. Mr. Turnt
fools that ho has been put forward u
the ruprosontntivo of n great princ
pk' . That principle ia the right c
thopuoplo of Nebraska to oelf-ioveri ;
inont M against the power of the nil
tiopolioa to control our parties , t
ninko nnd unmake our lawo in the ;
own intorosta and to pack the house
ot coiifjrraa with their creatures. Tli
is the iusuo involved in the presoi
contest in the Tliird district ,
WHAT is the teat of republican ! * ! !
and who h to decide whether the anj
porters of MrTurner nro not na good i
those whcsoValontlno's lionchmon.wli
are nttempting to whip men into lir
for the monopoly c.indidule ? ( low Ion
hixs it been since tlio paid tools of co
ponvto monopolies wcro mude U :
guardians ol the principal of tho'n
publican party , nnd the inlerprotura i
its traditions ? Isn't it a fact that i
Nebraska na in every other stuto <
the rnilroiid empire parties have bee
mod by the monopolies i
oaUpnwa to drag their plum
or chestnuts from the fir
Who doubts that when Jay ( luuld d
olan.nl himself a republican in ropul
lican diatriots and a democrat I
democratic districts , but a railroi
man every whore , ho took the positic
occupied by every railroad minngi
throughout the country ( And whc
either Jay Gould or his ngonU ai
found calling into question the fide
Ity to party of any candidate for offii
the public may bo certain that wha
over the political sentiments of tli
person referred to , ho is not a wil
tny tool nnd oipper for men c
Qould'e atripo. The people care lei
nowadays for tests of allegiance to tl ;
party machine than for evidence ! c
honesty and efficiency. As long BR
a * 1873 the Iowa republican couvor
tlon deoUrud that the true test of r <
pubHqauhw WM character and capj
bUUy gaiphuttcally atHcmod that n
noigmFoTBiifiiu ! ? to tlie party could b
considered Fuel a republican because h
candidates wh
V
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bneed their clnims for support 'col
on their political uflilUlions , irrcrp
tivo of their personal character a
record , Theao are the tests wh
republican * ! in Nebraska are asked
apply to cindidatcs in the presi
campaign. They MO the only tc
which will aland fire.
THE .BRITISH VICTORY.
Sir Garnet Wolesloy haa captui
TolEt Kebir , driven Arab's army fr
behind the strong entrenchments t
holda the key to Cairo and the dells
the Kilo. Full dctaila of the bnl
nro found in our telegraphic col am
The advance inado in the early mo
ing was carefully planned , njulc
nticilly carried out. The cnumy B
pritcd by the Buddonneas of the
tack auccumbcd to the bayonet cha
of Iho llighlanders , and luavini ; th
thotmnd drad nndvcundod on 1
liold ( lud toward the southrrcst.
The victory scorns to have b <
complete in every detail , Sir Gan
Wolauloy'a apparent inactivity
KiieBOfiun was occupied in cecuri
tranaportd , supplying the cominiosi
departments nnd in thoroughly cqu
ping hin command. Defeat wet
tmvo been ruiuoun. Sir Garnet v
well aware that the confidence
Aritbi'a men would bo seriously slink
by the rout of hia nrmy , while , on tether t
other hnnd , that n victory for t
rebel lender would have resulted in
immediate strengthening of hia iu !
once among the natives and n rcnu
ing increase in the forces under 1
control. .
The situation nt the sent of v
hoe boon greatly changed by yest
day's action. The British now IK
the country north and cast of t
railroad running from Tel 1 Kel
to the canal and control all cnmmu
cations with Cairo. The rebel load
ia n fugitive with the remnants of I
ni my. The forced in front of Dam,1
hour , however , remain , nnd wi
thoBO who escaped from Tel Ei Kul
will , if Arab ! aucccedn in rally !
them , tnako nn army atrong oiiiiu
to olfor continued roniatanco i
some time to cmnc. General Woli
loy'o victory doou not finish the csi
paign , but It takes n long stop towiir
toriniimting hostilities. What t
Eiigluh people will most rcjoico in
the fact that the battle took pin
before thooultnn'rt troopa arrived >
th 11 Id ti simro the fruits of the vi
tory.
NATIONAL WASTE
Thu old adage that "A penny ( Wi
ia n nonny earned" finds leas favor
the United States tlwn in any oth
country on the globo. Our rich u
prodigal , and our poor , na n class , ii
provident. Wo nro equally waitoi
in our labor and in the products
our labor. Ono reason for the proc
fnlity ; nnd extravagance of the poof
of the United Srates , ns coinpnr
with other nittiona , la doubtlres tn
found in the greater ubundunso cf t !
iftt. of uaturo with which \
Imvo been endowed. Our neil
remarkably tich nnd fortily. Lu
is ohoap. Immonua or. > pi ai'o nvcurt
with n minimum of lab.ir. With
3onatant demand for labor nnd i
[ iroducta , it h oasiar to obtain u ba
living in America than olsowhcro , ai
the prenont abundance givoa little c
: aeion for thoughts re-girding futn
leci'ssitiea , Wo nro especially xviat :
; ul und thriftless in our methods
agriculture. Our crops nro not on
lialf r/lmt u reasonably good syatc
would bring forth. In the nor
af n recant writer , "tho p
kentinlity of n single nc
jf land is still almost an u
known quantity , " But ao far th
matter aeoiqa to bo the potentiality
ilmo3t every other wealth oirning ol
inont , ns will bo aeon from the folio *
ing line illustration of univora
waato extracted from a speech of M
Atkinson at the late industrial rxhil
tion in Boa ton :
"Marvelous a * the machinery
this great building may bo , eoiou
has work to do vastly gri'Htcr tin
anything yet accomplished. A'mn '
the only tools yet purfcoti'd nro tl
\vatur-wheel und tlio dynamo ulvct
imchino. Lu-jlc at that oteming
perfect uteum ungino nnd boiler ;
wastes nino-tcnthti of the fiu > l wi
which it 11 supplied , Eiamino th
costly nnd clmnsy locomotive m
heavy train of care ; only emi pout
in a hundred of the fuel uiod is u
tiully applied to the movement of tl
load Observe that almost solf-opor
ting carding-ing engine , apiniiii
frumo und loom ; are they porfoc
Four-fifths of the pjwer ia waited i
operating thorn ; mid , when you hai
nut your cotton tiber into cloth , yc
have lost threw.fourths of its origin
atrunsth by ynur rouyh treatment.
"Vour builders cut up your timbi
sn i to lose or wusto ono-haU i
Htrongth ; most of your archiceo'.s pla
your buildings so as to nssuru tli
most perfect combustion , You mal
a clumsy effort to distribute your fii
1 ) ss of nearly a hundred millions
year through insurance companies , ! ! ! )
you waste forty per cent , of your pn
miums iu the moro expense of makii
the attempt. You ointiot oven start
h irso car without wasting the knei
of your horaea by the oxcuaiivo atraii
"I mijhtgo on in this etruin inttol
n'tlcly , but tha greatest waato of all
the waste of food nnd fuel.
' 'The grain , root , nnd hay cropi i
( hia oouutiy weigh over ono hundrc
and fifty million tons , three hundrt
tho'iand ' million food pounds to 1
lurvi eted , torted , distribute3 , cai
verted intn meat , butter cla-eso , broa
and tlia lik > , in order that ouclnuioi
n nuy luve our daily ration of abet
ihriw pounds , a p wnd t-aoh for 01
ijivakfdst , dinner und cuppur ,
"Hovtitity mill ion tona of coal u ;
mined nnd converted. Are wo i
all aware thru half our food ia wasti
nnd pcrbapi moro than half our fu
especially in cooking ? "
The prospects ok the French nati
springs largely from the thrifty n
aivings of its peasantry. Wo bier
or the immense production of i
country , but are ailcnt over a c
sumption which wastes nearly o
third of the wealth gathered from i
soil or forged and * pun in onr m
nnd factories. National advtncemi
has been BO rapid , and prosperity
general that the necessity for hat
of saving and the need for invent
whioli will reduce the expenditure
force required to produce wealth In
been overlooked. But "good lira
cannot last always , and an urn IB
proiul.i'.ig when the saving of Inl
muBt go hind in hnnd with a savin ;
the the products of labor if wo hi
to retain our supremacy among i
producing nntioim and the prosper !
people of the globe.
TIICY never know nuj thing i
political employes of the railroi
when called upon to testify bef
committees of investigation regard :
the i ll'iirs of their masters. Sena
Sjnoll , of Now Jersey , ia the lat
itiaUnco in point. A legislative cc
mission has beun sitting during t
ouminor , with the object of maki
inquiry into the condition of the n <
oral railway corporations doi
business in that atato. Sowell i
poarod before the committee n few di
sgo for the purpose of tcsti
ing in regard to the alia
of the Pennsylvania railroad of whi
company ho is an employe. Ainc
other things ho insisted that t
Pennsylvania railroad company was
businuac , and not a political concci
that it know nothing about polit
and never took part in thorn , and t )
it had no political ngontn. AH Sow
himself was elcctod to the Unit
Stntea senate through the For
sylvnnia company nnd holds the aai
relation to that road that Turnton di
to the Union 1'acifio in Ncbraal
hia testimony must bo consider
ns decidedly rich. The senator mi ) !
refrddh hia memory if ho wiahod to
ao , nnd tell how it was that Frederi
A. Potts , the republican candidate i
governor in that ntato was defeated
cauplo of years ago. Up to witli
tlirco da > n of the election the succi
of Mr. Potta wau assur/ed. Suddcr
Uol. Burkalow and ouvoral other j
litiual agents of the railroad und
Mr. Suwolla direction we
aunt out by the Pennsylvai
railroad company to instru
iti ) cmployoa to vote for Ludlt
the demoeratio candidate. Gra\
trains with voters ran from station
station on the road and Mr. Potta w
defeated. In the face of the well knov
fact that Sawell U a notorioun poli
c.tl tool of the railroads in the eenai
and that in Now Jersey ho won
never hnvo risen above a presidon
of an ituuranci ) eornpniiy , had it t :
been for his influence with the corr.
raliouu and hiu work in their intoroi
his information on railroad politii
mothoda id [ irobubly much moro c
tonsivo than ho wi-ihca it to apponr.
HON. B. K. VALSNTINK.
OMAHA , September 12 , 1882.
To tbo I'dit r of Ois Fco.
Tno nrtilicial ciiizan cf Jlasancl ;
fiuttscillod the Union Pacific co
piny , through its organ , The Onia
Iteptililleaii , advertises tc the woi
tlmt-it in highly elated over the p
tial ronomination of its prc-acnt rep
Bontntive in congreai , the Hon. E , . '
Valentine , and that I am not.
Both of us are placed in H very n
ur.il attitude. The Union Pacific 1
tested ita servant nnd found him fail
ful to ita every wiah , I have test
him , and found him guilty of gross i
gratitude.
The Hon. John M. Thayer kn-jv
and will BO at.tto if questioned , tl :
the firat political position E. K. V
entino over held that of land ollic
at West Point was obtained throu
my oarnu.it solicitation. It was t
first and only political favor I nak <
fur while ( Junural Thayer wia Unit
Statea aonutor. Ho ohtninod the u
pointment for Valentino within t
liit duyu of his term , when "V&ile
tmo was nn unknown joung man p
litiually , nt my earncat request. Tt ;
gave htm a atart ,
In return , when I waa nnminati
for United SUtca wanhal , Valontii
bolted and oppoaod my confirnutio
beoauso the Union Pacitio demandt
it , to the rxlent of hia nbility.
Valentine , in this and many oth
matters , haa demonstrated hia wil
ingnusa to bo the subservient inatri
mnnt of this corporation , even at tl
sacrifice of honor und the interests i
all the rest of his omstituouta. Hem
tha company is very naturally elatt
emuhu partial rcnomination , and
tun juit tta naturally nut ovnr xlatei
ST. A. D. BALCOMHB.
Now Hampshire Greenbackor * .
3M.-cIal | Dupitlcli to Tin Ills.
MANOHKHTEU , N , H. , Soptembi
13. The groobback stnto conventic
to-day paasiul ruaolutioua and nom
natod John F Woodbury for goye
nor ,
BpoclM Plijutth to Tin BH.
NEW YOUK , September 13. M tl
riuartorly meeting of the Westoi
Union Telegraph company to-day , D
Korviu Green announced hia intcntio
u ! retiring front the presidency of tl
company at the expiration of hUtcm
Htutolutions of respect for thomemoi
at Goiii-ral E S Sanford were pixstet
Thu quarterly dividend of ono and
half per cent was declared , panblo c
and ufier October 10.
THE FtMALE FUSILEER
The Second Daj'a ' Proceedin
of the Suffragists Show
the Work Doing
'Bravely On.8
When a Womun Sayo She "W
Sba Will , nnd You Muy
Depend On'fc.
AndTVhDnShoSnytSbs "Won't S
"Wnu't. nud 1'hat'g the
Ou't.
S-nd .
Prcslclont Ciirrolt Fires R BlR OUm
of Pivior Wa la nt the
Convention.
At 10:30 : yesterday the nih"GO ! c
vetitlim bexn.n iti > CMnd Fa-plon , ' .
luioting wm oi'CM'd by Dr. II. li , Ub
well , ot lc's'in ! , who Introduced as
orator of the inotnicg lion , K. M , Corr
of Ncbrjtko , who , an pretlrfcnt of
American woman tuffri'gout ociAtion , v
coti.cd tlio ( lelogftU'i and friend- . . '
rnoNntum on the noble ntn'n < f Nebrn
lit on her rchooln , ht-r churchc" , her atat
her piD resa o'tt ' ( if tha clann n K | rare i
tinctliins In BnlfroRv , until unw even
was to be ttrlckcn nut , was fairly eloqm
He then rcvlawud the jirrgress uf llljc
from tlio dark nk'ea of bnriinrlsm , throi
nil the Intervening centuries of Rtiugj
nf tearit uf bluxd ; chewed how , little
little , the temple uf freedom lias rcn
her uoblo Hlructuro , until ut la t Ncbra
Is to place the i rownlnrf at me upon
ructnrocquaU'y ' to its women. I
Correll in imleed n fine npenkcr , and li
the Attention of tha audience IIR by n ftp
We will in future clxo hU entire epe
0.1 it is worthy uf Rpaee.
Mrs. HebeccnN. Ilnznrd.of St. Lei
ft Llulrman of the committee ! on cied
tlalf , then rhowcd that trcio are delegn
from th * follnwm ? htiti-n : Pennsylvat
Masi-Mhutetta , Miine , Ohli > , Indfatm ,
lluola , MUscmrl , Kentucky , low.t , Mic
Ki\n , Wyoming territory , twelve in nil ,
A committee of twelve nn bupiti'Efl
fairs was then appointed by President C
roll as loll'iw * : H. li UUcc ! ell , Mn
Mrs. M , W. Campbell , Maine ; ALatl
Hunhn n. 1'a. ; Kuto I. Kelsey , Ohio ; '
MaryT. Thom , IncL ; MM H. Af. C
ler , II. ; Mrs. It. N. Hazard , Mo. ; M
Laura Clay , Kv. ; Mrs. M. > T. Coggsh
Inwa ; Mw. A. M. Bltt ° nbemlcr , Neb. ;
M.Vno9tcr , Mich ; Hun. J. W. Ki
umn , Wyoming.
Lucy Stone na the chairman of the ox
utive committee then read the rep
of the annual meatinc which wn ? held I
October 23th nud 2tHh , in Louisville , I
Tlio convention was grnml nice *
Kvf ry Benalon wna well attended nnd ILD
uf the moxt prominent uien nnd won
of Kentucky sat nn the platform. U
Louisville Courier Journal , the most wii
\f \ circulated nnd influential paper in I
southwest , gnva nine or ten cnluintiR of
precious t pace to full reports of ita me
ln , Hcnty W < terst-n , in a lea'iinp ' ; e
turiftl , exrre sfd his moxt cordial frienc
ue-s to the movement. The Commeri
gave much Bnace to ful | reporU.
The American ass cintion is compot
cf auxllll.iry Btnto nocleties , whose repo
nra s-nt to this meeting , Uuring th pi
year the jwoaatioii hnii cent upwards
three thousand Dctitiona fur muuici |
nnd pre idontial "UlTinxe in circulation
twenty ititua. It tent to com-rcss fif
four potitionH for a nixteenth amendmei
with four thousand names from elev
HlatoH. It Hsnt one agent , Mra. Mnrga :
II. Campbell , to giv < > three and a h
monthi' lectures i" Nebraska. It his a
donated -10,000 BUlFrage IcafUts tothecai
in thU srate.
At no tnno it ) the hUtory of the worn
milloye moveu ent has there been so uiu
to encourage its friends as nt thin mome
The republicans of Indl.in.i and Kinaax
ctnto conveut'ou ' have adopted reHolutit
iu favor uf woman Hiiffrasc. Iowa , In
nn'i , Oregon and Nebrnnlta have amer
menls to their state conatituti ma peudl
to cive woninn unfirase. The work bu
in Kuropannd Auieri.-a is | > rorossln rj
idly , nuil the day U nut far distant wli
surge's ia nnro.
Lett rr ) were road by Dr lilackwellfn
George William Curfic , of New York , e
tor of Ilarper'a Weekly ; Julia Wn
Howe , Gov. St. .fulm. and by Mrs. 1 :
rard one from Mrs. Mary A. Livurmoi
C.torge William Curtia taya : ' 'I ncknoi
edge with jileasiiro the invitation to atte
Hid niiim.il meeting of the American M
man Sulfrige u R > ici'ttion ' in Omal
on September 12 h. " It ia impoatil
for me to accept , but It U always po'sll
for me to rxpre-a my sympathy with tin
uc'ivu frieniU of the cause whose pitior
no delay can exhaiiit , nnd whoee cluratl
110 disaiipjintment can daunt. They
well every year if they do no more tli
KIO\V the es ertial jus ice of tha nbjecta
Its eu Ire com rmity itb the i\merlc
principle of vo taxation without renrcsi
tatlon. Practical politico are not fo ic
Mo'iiurCH must bo hliown to be expedli
ao well as reasonable , nnd your imineJi :
'luty is tu chow that the enlarged butfrj
for which you c n.tend U an ) x > lllic M it
equitable. Up n this point I amcc
\inund thn eloquence uf your meeting v
throw new light.
| The other letter * exprearod hearty c :
grntulntlon uu the work.
MM. Margaret W , Campbell then re
a report of the w rk in Maine , wiitten
Mm. C. A , QuInaSy. ono of the ropresi
titivo women of that state , showing tl
the w < rk there [ H grnwlntr , and the hope
success becomes brighter e\cry year , A
a report from the Portland asxoulatl
through ita pioUdent , Mrs. liicnn
Hepnrti were read by Dr. Bla"kw
from Minnesota and , whl
pro\ed that woman gulfrago id yiiiul
ground in both nf those ttutcH ,
Ir , M ry V. ThumnR , j.eiImps the o !
est lady wno Inn battled In this nol
rauiie then reported fiom Indiana , ] l
( ptecli wna cntlmxiaaUcally received. I
dlaiu Unlnicwt tolld fur woman tutfrai
Mr , Atkinson , of Indiana , wan invited
speak , but preferred to Wilt till nnotli
time.
time.Mr . Tracey Cutler , of Illinois , then i
ported for that eUto. MrJ. Cutler is
coble looking woman nnd 1 < a spirit
meaUcr. Her report was glowing n :
thows that IllinoU ii not far behind ri
braska.
Mi < Laura Clay , a daughter of IIo
Oas ius M. Clay , of Kentucky , whc
namowlil bring np abolition uicinurli
M > eke of her state. Shu thought that
Kubratka won.Kvctucky would take fie
hope.
hope.Mm. . Ulttenbeudfr retorted for r <
br. kn , showing lh t the hopes of u
cew wtre bright , aud eaiuc t work wou
make it nun )
Gea. Hitabrook reviewed the work
Omaha.-
After Bimdry bueliKua ape ohea h :
beea made , the meeting atljourned t
2:80 p. in.
THE EVENING SESSION-
The American's Wouuu'd Sullrage asa
I'iatiou uiut Ok'ala last evening at the Fii
UaptUt churchj whfra one of the mo
fashionable audience ] had ctsembled th
Omaha ever turned out. i'lower * we
tastefully arrange j on the ttiudbere tl
iniwt i rouiineut mi-mbsrs of the kutfra ;
jfBociiUon wcro scited , among whom tl
Familiar faces of Mro. Lucy Stone Ulac !
well , the venerable featu ea of Profefi
lleury 11. BUoVwell of U uton , Goveru- -
llojt cf Wyomlnj , MM. Mary K. IU.
f rt | cf Indians , and MrDr , Dlnsmc
if Umuhiure reci'guized.
Tnechglr , consl.t'.ug of Ouiihii'ii uvori
volcte. were on the otanO , ujd rtudon
felft-t pltcsi dutlhgtho evening.
The ineo'ln ' ? wm called to order by
M Cnrrrll , tha president , after wh
Kev W. ll. Copeinnd offered a sh
p aver.
Mr * . Dr. Dlnsmore n < 5drcRed the ms
IOK In nu hour's apt-ccb , lilcn was nine
the ablest ndrlre ses delivered nt thn i
sion , reviewitg nt Jfnqlb the gf"\ \
growth of ititdlrctual development cUi
ing that woman lias the Rama i ) b"ri
right that man linlh alwnjfl cUimed
man ; discountenanced the hurbsrum ic
that governments ( n tliii agnuromKlnta
ed uiKiii brute fu cc , but rather uf Iho
tolled ; gaveHfciutitllic tren > iso upon I
relfttlvo phveical'tincture And their ndi
tatlon , going into the minute iin-iljsin
tin ) human ittriictuic , reaching exteui.
rpoirchea in this * choil uf PC ence ; clot !
with the taautilul thought that wl
God had created everything a
mite und inanimate bin co >
ing workmanslitp was th beau e tus fo
lit wuiiikn , mutchle.'a for her ruces n
InlmiUhle for her Ktipeiiar rdSiiotm ;
Shesail , quoting from tte BIO cd Hib
"Letusmakn mau in < ur ov.-n IiiinR
When forth from the dint in n m-ne , w
0 nitb step nnd f ce toward heivor , t
u wbtingKt > i1e the oartb but ho , nf
the Treated things , win wi.hout bis ca
Diet ent Then ( .aiia that most man
Ions creation ; fioni the in * at durable ma
rlnl nf tin ln\t "lid iii'Wt pr >
of ( jod'n croatlnti 1I inaAn wiimi
If man is Uitig , woman U _ iie
Mrs. Dinsinnre tbn wo it into
treatise upon tbeitnieminent , claiuiln
i r ncir.ng the time when givprmm
hhall me'ili not phycU ! ntrength i
power , but wisdom nn 1 the loxioof
silu'.o juatici between mm utid man ,
tiou and nation. KutiuKing the grov
of civilizitlon hhc traced in glowing col
t he gradual growl | ofJuitul'ectu > ' H > crt ) :
freedom , and tnlJiB civill/ation ndvu
man becomes more liberal nnd us ho
enuica broader in his view * the higher
hia nppro iatlon nf woman. We re ( ;
that our mace frrlii IB us from print
her tcltntific nd ticts iu full.
At the c'oec ' ut her address the nudie
applauded her enthuainiitlcall/ eh
then sang a iclectiim that wj very npj :
printo nud without comparison for
neatiio'n , after which ttic I nident ca
forward aud intitidured Hon. John
Hoyt , governor of Wjomlm : , who ci
forward in a dignified rummer aud nt 01
gand ! tha attention nf hh heart
lie ia n favorabl" epe > ker , Htuooth >
lluant in language , and exhibits qu
tim requisite to make nn orator and
eloquent advoctta. He is a } ouu < nun
the diitlnguifbed position ho bun r * , be
uot over forty-two with prominent fe
nrcs leaving traces of the midnit
liuip. Ho W.IR tastefully drcHsud in
black iiiinnterial suit , with wh
cravnt , nnd standing co Inr , presenting
dinifidil itppearance. His language v
treed , st.tU plo < ging , and argument logic
Ho spoke without miinu'ciipt , vivin ;
brief sketch nf the movement , nnd by i
copiousuess of his rcm.irks onvinced I
audience that h ? was imsfcr < > f thn ci
j'cr. _ lt is uTidsnt that he h s stud :
some jof the ancients upon the sul j
Jiid fiund mnoogj the , writing
Plato some of his bent authority. ' .
claims t that while there may be nntu
1 .rqualit ts of ment-xl , tihysio land mo
u institution , yet they are sticli ns in t
nature uf things ara ineapabln of being i
fined Ly Uw , and the right
e ery pcra n is einial to tl
< f every i ther pemon. iu governing t
nt.ite. Thestnts is ti bo the expression
the lieliHemtu choice of thn wholn peep
counting their votes bead for head , exec
for pereoon dl-quaJitieii by nature.
He argued hid east * up m the theory tl
theie M notbiug in the nature of worn
that uutitsher for nshuro in tbo Rovei
nient ; that die , bciag equally eudoa
mentally , and superior to man iu moral !
ttndiqmtv , nnd required by the law of h
being to discharge un equal , it uot a gre.
er , Miaro uf labor in HIP , that she has
right equal to man in legislative cum
uieiitselTectlns her and her liousehold.
thei e anything in the nature of worn
which will make it either worse for her
the htate , rtiat her will iu regard
the adtnioiitration of tbn povcrnme
of the state chall find itn expression
the ballot box ? All nature teaches the
ia inequalities in all Rpxes , both men )
and phyrical , buc that doe not prove th
an intelligent woman , who haa accumulit
property by her economy and devotion 1.
business , which property is taxed to HI :
port thegiivernment , is to be taxed by in
a p mil do and ignorant men ngalnst her cc
sent. If the principles of nur governmc
mean equity before the law ; that its tr
spirit I'cei not exclude woman If n pi
sm'B labor ns4sts in dtfiayiujtlieexpeiu
of the government , tr.u law does n < it i
tend a ' .o.irJ nf txnminerg to include n
and exclude the other from the privilcc
growtm ; out of xaid tixitlun ; th
taxatiun carriis with it , by t
laws of reason , icpr < - entation. 1
thought the true republic curiied wi
it the theary of perfect eriualitv before t
law , that mtura nly inaken the lUstru
tion of male and female nnd that of lieu
en good tu d evil ; that there is no delegat
authority tn IUHII whereby he ehuutd un
gain to himso'.f iuhcrent lights not ile
( , ated to wo'iinu In order for mm lo do
Kite authority or reituiin liberty to 1
fellow ureaturex hu hboul t thow whure < i
from whom be ie < : ci ed bin authority. T
awumcdauthority which mm cltims o\
woman in the outgrowth of a dailc age
a barbar'Hi ciis'.oin , wh ch u 11 , in t
course uf time , be aj'ep , away like t
Ixvery question , Kpuco will not pern
r vorbttiin report of thugovernor's soeo
At tha close of hit addieja tlio chbir sa
" /.Ion Wait , for Thy S.m Coireth. "
1'rof. lilnckwell th"ii camn forward a
aslicd the governor if In all hu rxpsrler
in Wjoming he eyer know unr dome *
ditcorl growing out of the cnfranchi
nient of women. He replied hu had net
known a eve of domestic wraiglo tu tl
account.
To-dty clones the woman suffrage si
sion. ' 1'ho ' celebrated Hcitchiuson famll
from Matm-JniBfttrf , areoxpeoted tu arrl
thU morning and futnUh the nuuia for t
action.
The following HpctkeiB will address t
convention : Mm. .Mary K Ilapg&rt , t
beht Kpeaker In the am be , will speak t
night , followed by others
DA.WiON COU.VIY.
Tlio Prolrle Klrea lutorfo'o u Ore
Daul Wltn Ha Exhibit.
? ifB. L. D. Ilatnmond , of D.IWGI
onuaty of which I'lum Creek is tl
county seat , waa unfoitunato ago
thia year in. her Bupariutendmico
the DawBon county oxhiblt. La
year aho firat mot with a disadvantaj
on account of limited space , and boil
finally assigned to spice in a lar
tent , the tent containing her oxhib
blew flown.
Her ooda for this year's disph
wor to huvo bten shipped to Omul
on Monday evening Ironi Plum Oreel
but the west bound U , P. train Ni
3 net fire to the pra rio grata in sove
al places along the line und the resu
waa a prairie tire of enormous propo
tioiiB , extending from Kearney t
North PJntto and calling out all tli
men in the county to put it out.
Mrs. Hammond ia hero now an
haa inado her entries for the oxhib
tion , but the accident alluded to IK
tn a considerable extent spoiled th
exhibit , and eho labors under a ire :
disadvantage , MM. Hammond is
plucky woiuin , however , and aho wi
display the products ol Diwson count
for all they ara worth.
Tha vlaitorj to the ttato fair continue
to psurln last night. The UurhnRtou
MUiouiI train , two hour * late , brought I
tea car loaiU. A car load oirao In on tl
Om li J St. Paul load from West Poin
auJ all the trnlui were crowded ,
HERE'S ' TO YOU , GEORCi
ffo Feel For You , in Yo
Louely Straggle For Po
litical Honors ,
Dodge County'a Darling Klc
ed Overboard by Valen
tino's Tools.
An Nye-Opcnor at n Iiato Honi
Correspondence of Tun HER.
FBEMONT , Nob. , September 12.
Politics nnd politicunij of 1'Vemc '
are unduroiu ( ; : ; a oaugo ttho preai
writing.
Liit-miug to the biwlaof thn V
online biuiimera nnd railroad hoiu
men after tha coiivoiuiotis on Thu
, lay lait , ono would c'mio to the ct
clunion tluit Valentino waa n littlog <
nnd thnt the eulnmon herd were 01
too gliul of au opportunity to bi
down nnd worship him. But what 1
i tlo tnno hai olapji-d since ttint mo :
I c table day IIQI boun amply sullicient
I llow aomi of these /.iulots w
c'xcoroJ the blaokgiurd speech
llrij. Olarkaon tiino lo cool oil' , n
they are now pretty well convinc
that nftor all Valentino was not t
jjrcut attricion ut Fremont on Se
tumbor 7th ,
J2 pocially is thia true nf DJC !
county. Had it not becn'for Geo.
E Djraey , Valentine and hia toi
could not have carried u single p :
cinct in D id a county , nor a BUH
ward in Fremont. And now tl
Daracy can bo of no further uao
them they have traitor like sold h
out to got the help of aomo other 0,1
didato who hko > 7ito ! in their turns
be betrayed to further the avuricio
and dishonpr.\blo achomca of thia cc
rupt combination Mr. Dorsoy w
duly warned that thu cjinbmation
Valentine , Nye , Colaon t Co. , w
only uditig him as a tool , and wou
Uivo him Mm cold shoulder at noon
they could dispense with his service
This ia not the firat time that tl
grc.it and gracious firm of Nye , Gahi
iV Co , tuvo been iMiitly of nccli di
ractful proceedmga. In fiet tl
ID.V cuiiliing aeoiiis ro bu their elii
oh.irjcteiiatio A gro-it mAiiy puoj :
now aympathiza with Mr. Doraey M- ]
huretntoro htivu b en oppoiod to hit
Wo all fi'ol > lut hn has boon sold o
by men who nro not fit to unloose t !
latchea of hia ahoes.
The ubijv. ) numt.d combination a
aomovvhnt noted for thu manner
which they attempt to "bulldozj" i
dividuala into doing what they wix
thorn to.
An instance of this kind has c
currod hero during the last few daj
It would fieom that the editors of TJ
Fremont Tribmn.- , like the great m
jority of voters of Djdpe county , ha'
grown very tired of being represent !
in congress by the Weat Point pot
fogger , and have used every honorab
moans to secure the nomination
Judge Crounso for that poaitio
Fulling in thia , they concluded to su
port the regular nominee , Mr. Tu
ner. Of course the cappera of Vale
tiuo wanted them to support him , ai
threatened to withdraw their patro
ago from The Tribune , and , worst
all , to start another paper hero <
their own hook and "after their ov
heart" should they refuse to do
they bid thorn. Now , when you tal
into consideration , Mr. Editor , th
this firm once owned The Tnban
bought it when in a moat flourish ! :
condition , and finally run it into t !
tlround , then started Thu Semi-Week
Press , which Hkoniso collapsed in
very short time , thuir thrimti oppo
fir moro of ; i burlesque than dn
the English re-port ot the E yptii
war.
war.After nil , t'io "hoys" have ti
much of the ulom-'iir 01 manhojd
ba buUdczod by "Il-jEty" and h
brother conspirators , und propo
rather to stick to right principles th
to bo the toola and tail end of t
firm kin' .
The p-tpa of Freddy would like a
ful well to atop into the ulio. a nf iJu
.itor liurnfi. But he wul couiu ;
n oarer getting the votns of Dod
county tlinn did the devil in iooln
Christ whfii ho took linn up into t
mountain and nude Him such grai
otFora , though the means imut to x
comphsh hia purpose will ba vo
much lika that of the devil.
Oh no ! Theron , your politicil gen
haa long since boon cooked in Djd
county. For political honors you w
have to g'J to aomo country where y
are not known , Mr advice tn y
would ba to Eettlo down in your IKIII
spmo homo and devote your prccio
time to mining "ahort horns" and ho :
Yours -vith duo regards ,
JACK STUMP.
PISltbONAU
DaiM Anderson , of ColumbiH , with 1
wife and dtujhtur , iiat'cndiojf | our ntu
fair.
( Jen , J , C , McUriil , uf Lincoln , is
the city.
Dr , Amelia llurroghs , of Council Hlufl
was at the sullrui < 3 uouventton lait nigh
Wm. Steufer , fx-o ) tiuty clerk of Om
ing'c iunty , ia in the city.
Fred Sonne.iicluin , of West Point ,
hero to see theiitite fair.
H..I ) , 0. A. HuUlwiu , returned fromfl
uolii la > t nUUt , having beun iu .itten lane
at thu supreme court.
General C. K. Mundeieon has returm
from Lincoln.
Mayor Limb , of Stanton , li In the cit ;
0. 0. McNtsh , the Wlmer banker , Is i
tjwn.
Chan S. Deuianv , of We t Point , can
in jf erday to attend tha state fair.
AI. Ueiiner. therilT of Curulug Co , U 1
.he city ,
Hon. J. W. PolbcV , the West Pelt
jauUtr , It in atteuUuce at tha fair ,
Mr * . H gsilora Jiaj last evening at
j'clock , Shu was the mother of Mr. WH
IIag doiu , MM J. T. PauUen , Mra. U. J
ICirbick an < t M . Frank Klo'ner. 1L
'uncral will be anmnmca I hereafter.
-Mr. John Quirk , w'.i'i Tom Callat
preionted tha police force yesterday wit
tweoty botmeU to wear at tha firemoa
[ > arado.
B.YDIA E. PINKHAM'8
1 VEGETABLE OOMPOimD.
iKnPonlUvcPnro
For nil thone I'nlnfuK'omptnlntunnJ AVcnVneitci
oo common to our brut female Imputation.
A DItillrlnoforWnmnn. Inrfntcillij-n Woman.
I'rcparrit by a Womtm.
TVf < lr lMl SlfJIdl ninotfrf S n" lk l ) n f lllllorj ,
tSTll nrirti th drooplPB rplrlts lntluoratc < nml
hArmnnlm tlio onranla functions , rftre * claittrlty am )
flrmnc' to tliDttoprcstoroillioniluratlii ( ni to tin
CJ-Pamiiibntsontliopnlochwlcofwoimn tbo
ro ca ot llfo'a ppiinr ? anil early sutm.icr time.
t TThjislclins Usn It and Prcsctbo It
It rcmoTcs rfttntnc i , flatulrncy , ticatroys ollcrATlnq
for FtlmulintnnlrclloTe ( < wuitnitof ! } the ttnnmch
That feeling otbc.irlns < town , ra-ulnci > aln , wclglil
Knd baokoclio , la nlwayt iicmnticntly curvil liy lt < ni\
For the i uro of KI Jnoj- Complaint vnrrlthcr * ri
thU Comr-ounJ U UHnurpa cJ.
I.VWIA r piNKHAM's nuion rnuinin :
will crailicttto r\rry % p-tlTo ( or liumorn from tlif
Bloodnnil K\\t tunn puil Mrntrti ! ti the vjfitcinf d
> n.aa woman or ckllil. Insist i > n hiilutf U.
Both the Compound and llltx * ! PiiriSer ftro prcimrwJ
nt233timl23J % V tcn > Avi'nni' , Lynn , Mx . 1'rlcool
clthc Jt. BUliottksforfA Scntliyin-Ullnthe torn
ot jilll' , or uflozciuou , cm ivcvlpt of price , $ liTljoj
forclttwr. Mr .riiiKliaiifrc > ly nTTTCiHnHlftt
Inquiry. EncloJuactitaiip. binilfurpamplikt.
Vo fumtlr kliouM tin wuliout LTMA E. I'lVKHAM'S
IJTOU 1'lius. Thc.T cinpcoiivtl | > atl ( > n , litllous-nt-sM
and toqildlty of tlio Ih cr. > ct nt in-r IHIV.
nlll > rnss's * < "GW O
Are acknowledged to bo the
best by all vdio have put them
to a practic .l test.
ADAPTED TO
HifS & SOFT COAL ,
COKE OR WOOD.
MANUFACTUUKD BY
BUCK'S STOVE CO. , ,
SAINT LOUIS.
Piercy & Bradford ,
SOLE AGENTS FOR OMAHA.
Every Corset ia warranted Balls-
factory to its wearer in every way ,
cr tbo money will bo refunded by
the person ( rout whom it waa bought.
The only Corset pronounced by our Iwidinur physician *
not Injurious to the wean r , and endorsed by ladle * ai
the " moit oomforiabla and ptrfcct fitting CorMt erer
h.ade. ' '
1'ItICES.br Mall , 1'o.tnsel'oldl
Health Pn-M-rtlne , # 1.DO. Htlf.AJJu.tlne , I.BO
Abilomluul ( citruhcuty ) fB.OO , Nuralnn , * 1.CO
llcallh l'r ertlnit ( Dno coulll ) * U.OO. 1'arxon
HLIrt-Hupportlnit , * 1.5U.
For ialo by leading llelull Dialer * oerywbere *
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D. WELTY ,
to D.T. Mrnut. )
Manutjtliircr and Dealer tu
Saddlesi HarnosSf Whips ,
FANCY HOUSE CLOTHING
Robes , Ousters aud Turf Goods
of ALL UUSJllIITIONU.
wtr " m
M vm Y
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'The ' Best iu The World , "
Oi < lt sollcltwl. OMAHA , NEB
ma ly
'AVIME , , Q.FCAKDUi _ ; UISKM r-ni
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