Racine Daily Argus (Newspaper) - August 9, 1880, Racine, Wisconsin Vol. I. Monday August f j. JEW AND Racine Silver Plate it Factory LIVERY OK North Side Li Single Carriages e Buss Si Corner F. Druggist MAIN ATTORNEYS BOOTS AND O. j And Shoe Furnishing Custom Work a 13 Stale per 15 known on ai the in the FOR SIXTY Closing Out Sale DECORATED CHAMBER Now is tlic time to save Groceries ns luw as market 14 A. O. Pure Drugs TO No. 3 Sixth Original Fine Products V A Job with all styles of Orders for this department .be promptly filled at reasonable RACINE BIT National Democratic For WINFIELD S. Of For Tice WILLIAM H. Of A. G. Doaler in CIGARS Of All Full stock of Key Gig always on Nest door to post DAVID Dealer in Alio Fire Drain and all Carriages and BILLIAR C. S lo K. i Tinware and Housekeeping of AND 8107683 deserted the j THE RACINE DAILY array to fight for his country at a j Lter in is hardly the I right kind of a man to ah opinion as to inequalities which brave ertl soldiers In his speech at used the following which must be looked upon by man who wore the blue in the i the Some people think for is one of ths cheapest and We it with the you and bears and lions tbat will and to the i and will tear Do you call that What a sentiment to be advanced j the republican nominee for the According lo his idea 'the left their homes and dear ones the hour of the country's greatest no They simply lowed a Dogs are and the only ones who credit are those who either left the army before the fighting became too or those who go into tlie army at Garfield is the former He went to Congress and comfortable quarters in while j and their j were fighting in marsh and j through I like as Mr. Garfield i would but nevertheless fighting for j their country and the And when the fighting was and every one of the brave leaders of the ern army laid down his sword and be- came a man of Then the ardly got out from under the with one hand flaunting a bloody and die other fondly clasping the public he yelled for for and for With an eye he did not allow an chance to turn over honest on the outside to He became interested District rings and voted for tlie mous salary Later on in life he devoted his talents and his energies to the abuse of a Union Gen. Still later he violated the confidence of his friend John while acting as the latter's had himself nominated for the Still later he poured out abuse and insult upon heads of the Union Later on he will be beaten at the as he deserves to AVe send to-night a large number of sample copies of the new daily to sons who have not yet To receive these copies we would say that should they denire to the paper regularly they will please hand their ward and the or leave it at Hancock at Los Co Hereunto n al N. 2nd Srd n 4th 5lh Fowl ilu D. 7tli John 8ih Congressional A of the first congressional district of the State of composed of the counties of and Hock will lie held ut the court house in the village of on gust 12 the of for congress to represent this district in the next senate and sembly district will bu entitled to two in said N. H. J. K. P. 11. WE This afternoon we present to the of Racine the first number of the We are well aware that to present each day in a readable and correct manner the leading general and local news of the day is no small we snail endeavor to make the of such interest that it shall merit a liberal patronage at the hands of the reading public of the Politically the paper will be but we shall try and present die cal issues of the day in a candid j and impartial seeking rather I paper has written a statement charging j to advance the cause by legitimate j a terrible state of affairs in some of the than by the which nominated him forgive itself for so. Gen. Hancock's says Col. are found in a letter to a friend in Pennsylvania outbreak of and are his exact politics are of a cal the integrity of my supremacy federal and an honorable or none at Col Forney Unlike er officers of the regular army who fled their Hancock stood One in whom I trust as I would trust few writes me. as follows from San under date of 5, God bless you for your dispatch to Dougherty and your support of cock f like a republican of the Douglas and Broderick And he Well do I remember Capt. in the old Spanish town of Los in Lower when the news of the rebellion crossed the continent in 1861. Poor Broderick had been shot by in a in September of 1859, and we were cut off from nearly all intercourse with our homes in the as you knew at that was in the de- under that good old Gen. He did not stop to count tlie cost to He is really a very good he had to deal with a very peculiar The emigrants in that part of many of them from the seceded and disaffected were sympathized with their hearts were with the if Hancock had not been a real if he had not been reared among good people in all that was needed for him was to en- courage them by his or drive them to violence by his In this far distant stronghold at that he upheld the flag of his the integrity of the and the rights of Our In of the nearly all tlie and business men in ind take pleasure in to public The is represented b-r the and A. 0. F. enterprising firm ot F: For dry we of and In drugs and T inson The is taken care of by Shaw and For flour there is David Lawton and R. V. For JohMon and F. Fer For H. of the North Far the staff of hie C. C. Cigars and G. Billiards and J. C. E. T. Billings and T. Boots and show A. O. and John nil first carry the bast and largest stocks to select from in The officers of the County Ag Society are to hava a rousing time and a success this and they they 'The work of building a grand is boing and all will be completed in The President ami vice President are rawing a purse for a big They propose to raise nnd put up a purse of to lx trotted toy cither the third or fourth clay of the This with the purses by the will pie inducement to seen ra trotters from Our manufacturers have agreed to show what they and the grounds full of The people all county arc taking more than usual interest in their annual All should lend a hand and sustain their own A This morning a fellow into and said he wanted the tlie police and officers ing he had pitched into Sorenson and hammered bitn all to pieces the night and that the residents up in tlie oth after him and wasted to kill The fellow crazy as the or else know anything about and them is no truth in the THE out of the tion bom of. havi begun their same old trick of charging fraud as the reason for the large democratic j the southern They sought by making an alliance the backers to draw otf from the ic strength in The good sense of and now some Eli Perkins connected with a New York AND f Billiard 1UI Dealer in First Class Lunch Every E. T. Goal and Wood looking First Class Workmen ed to do Furnaces The local department will be under the management of Mr. D. F. for several years past the efficient cor- respondent of the He is an indefatigable i polling The whole is a and was written up in the said fair-minded The testimony of republicans has re- that no such con- dition of things existed in the southern But it is necessary for the hard and we are confident nothing of interest will escape his at- these few remarks we With make our I f in. the GUARANT AND Especially in Large i i Conrad Fox to the that prepared to f Stone and Lime to any part or at the near the t of public patronage in LOU rudi below the by mail will republicans to make political capital for use in the The Alabama election shows conclusively that all the I people desire is to be left in peace to j transact their own and it is perfectly natural that the colored AT there 15 a recognizing the fact that the Hancock and English club which j party Only desire to use them has over 600 for should as they did with the democrats in securing the prosperity of The press seems to their party one to in- augurate tissue order and GRAY of N. in heretofore a staunch j joined the Orange lish campaign How do the boys who wore the blue i lots and intimidation at the comparison of the Rev. j Have they forgotten A. And how does it tally with the frequent assertion made by publican that only republicans fought to put down the re- Are air the republican diers simply That is what Credit Mobilier IN Indiana the republicans have com- to import colored men from Kentucky The has investigating produces conclusive tnt LAST .at Dr. Tanner completed his remarkable task of ing forty As the whistle sounded the hour of noon he ate a and then partook of a watermelon which had been sent to him by the Georgia State Agricultural He was then taken to the residence of Dr. where he will until en- tirely During the after- noon the Dr. laid away a pound of ten ounces of four ounces of light two apples and a ty of He expressed self as never feeling better in his and was confident that he would soon regain his usual The of Lafayette have lost Philo a third-rate yer and while the democrats of Chippewa have gained T. a prominent business and a life long Mr. Dalton in de- claring for did like the played out politician do it the he simply hoisted over his residence a handsome Hancock English There is another residence near Mr. the head of which is about next also have a Hancock and English flag N. Y. Possibly Dr. Tanner may live forty days own start But Garfield cannot bly last election day on the strength of for he had none to IN his speech at Indianapolis tary of Gen Hancock of irreproachable which 1 shall be to see any effort made to f1 new building Joseph on the of. and n I 1.1 rapidly U is handsome and as a remarked it at tint tut as any factory in the flic nnd of tile building drawn up by Mr. D. TL new architect came to this city from 5tr. H. tr. lias disposed of bu book store to Miss Mr. W. commenced business in city in 1854, and continued uninterruptedly ever His familiar face miased our than whom there has not been more courteous and upright in all A crowd street bridge diver roam torn of the locking John i Johnson's tins He was he tKe past five pounds of freight have been the southwestern St road from this A 6ght took State street day during knocked down and arrests Senator David writtan terin Im in his the Hancock The 11 red SaW A A English
