forest tpuMkan.
J. h. WHNIC,
EDITOR,
WEDNESDAY M0RN1XG, MY. 11, 1879.
If tlie Grcenbnckers have not been
"mashed" in the late elections nil over
lho Union, tell up, for heaven's Jake,
what would crush them.
Wii.i. some one who is "good in
figgers'"be kind enough to tell tia
h ow much tho greenback vote has
increased since last fall?
Pennsylvania only gave about
58,000 majority for the llepublicans
over tho combiucd vote of the Demo
crats, Grccnbackeis and Prohibition
ists; that's all.
Sum in subtraction : What's the
di.Terenco between 81,708 and 10,000?
Ans. 71,758. Well, that's just what's
the difference between the greenback
vote of this year and that of last year.
But then that's not much for the green
backers to lose in one little State like
Pennsylvania.
m
Dead! did we hear some one re
mark? Oh! no. The Greenback
party isn't dead. It only lost about
Boventy-two thousand votes in this
State this year, and we wouldn't give
a snap for a party that couldn't losp a
few votes without dying. And then
look at the gain they mode in Forest
county 13. Besides, this is an 'awful'
year for them.
Forest County went greenback.
Yes, it went greenback. But it's tho on
lyone in the broad United States that's
gone anywhere near it, as near as we
can learn, and we've scanned' the
papers very carefully, too, for we
didn't like to be left out in the cold;
but it's no use, can't find even a town
ship outside this county which has
shared our fate.
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There is not the slightest cause for
the Republicans of this county to feel
in the least dfsmayed at the result of
the elections so far as the Greenback
ers are concerned. Last year the lat
ter party polled 277 votes, and this
year 290 an increase of 13 ; while
the Republicans last year polled 318,
leaving the greenbackers still 28 be
hind when a full vote is out. This
year our party polled 48 votes less
than last )-tar, which may bo account
ed for by the stay-at-homes and ab
sentees. Tho Greenbackers strained
every nerve, and as far as we can learn
didn't lose a half dozen votes outside
this boro. Ilere'their loss was about
equal to that of the Republicans, and
no greater, on the State ticket. The
Republicans have no business to believe-otherwise
than that they are in the
majority, for they certainly are. Aud
don't let us here of one talking any
thing else, or there'll be "trouble in
the camp."
Greenback Notes.
The fallowing extracts from our exchange-
will give an idea of what is
thought of thi Greenback party out
side of the State of Forest :
From the Warren Ledger, Dem.,
which wanted the 3. b.'s and dcm.'s to
fuse against tke Republicans :
We told you something would drop
on Tuesday, and tt foil on tho Demo
crats' and Greenbackers toes.
The election of Chase for Sheriff,
and Weible for Prothouotary, is due
to the Democratic party. Without
this aid they eould not have been
elected. But this tction killed the
Greenbackers. Last Tuesday's elec
tion shows that tlve Republicans are
in the asceudency everywhere in tho
North. This is not encouraging, hut
facts are stubborn things. With all
his different nominations, Ben. Butler,
of Massachusetts, failed of an election.
This wipe3 out tho Greenback party.
This will not bo cheering to the few
left in thU county, but this, too, seems
to be one of the facts. The Green
backers have now learned that they
are nothing in this county without the
nid and support of the Democrats.
Tho Democrats have learned that al
though they could not elect their own
ticket, they could largely contribute
to the election of the Republicans. We
;all get wiser as wo grow in years and
jrace We were among thoe who
.were not afraid of tlie Greenback trhost.
li has been salf-evident that this was
its last ytar. Theie is one green
fpot for. the Greenbackers, and that is
I'orc-t county. Jln'y dcKatud the
other partie?, and there their victory
ended.
The Greenback vote has petered
out all over the State. Yet it occms
to have one stronghold left. The
Third Ward of this city still stands in
line, choulder to shoulder, and her
Greenbackers are undismayed by tho
general caving of tho party every
where. Whether this fact is creditablo
to the voters of tho Third is, of course,
a matter of opinion. Venango Spccta'
tor.
Last year the Greenback vote of
Pennsylvania for Governor was 81,758,
and for Supreme Judge 99,316." This
year it will not rise above 10,000, and
more than half of the vote classed as
Greenback is really the Labor vote of
Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. If
these figures do not prove that the or
ganization has been flattened out in
this State, wo do not know what proof
would be eufiicicnt to establish that
fact. Commercial. Grzclte. And "that's
what's the reason with Hannah !"
Republican Pyramid.
OHIO.
IOWA.
MAINE.
KANS A S.
MICHIGAN.
ILLINOIS.
COLORADO.
CALIFORNIA.
WISCONSIN.
NEBRASKA.
MINNESOTA.
CONNECTICUT.
NEW Y O R K.
NEW .TERSE Y.
MASSACHUSETTS.
PENNSYLVANIA.
AND THE REST OF THEM.
GREENBACK.
FOREST COUNTY.
The Meadville Republican suggests
tho following:
PETER COOPER.
PETER SUTTON.
Peter Out.
"And immediately the Cock crew."
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Our Washington Letter.
Special to tho Repculican.
Washington, D. C, Nov. 6, '79.
The Republicans are rejoicing
again over the elections, aud well they
may, for the current is all one way.
and their sweep is made clean in all
the "North. The result of the elections
this week may be 6umned up as fol
lows, Pennsylvania Republican major
ity about 58,000, "Wisconsin, Repub
lican majority about 25,000, and large
majority in the legislature, Nebraska
and Minnesota largo Republican ma
jorities on State and legislative tickets,
Massachusetts Juries iiutler and gives
the Republicans another solid lease of
power, ISew Jersey and Connecticut
increase the Republican hold on the
State senates, thus pretty securelv
assuring us ot U. S. Senatorial gains
next )ear. And last aad most im
portant of all New York gives a Re
publican governor aud a Republican
legislature by a larger majority than
we have had for years, the s'.ate senate,
which will help elect a U. S. Senator
next year, having 24 Republicans to 8
Democrats, and a probability that we
have secured all the State officers. The
Democratic victories are in Mississippi
where the Yuzoo plan prevailed, and
in Maryland where the Democrats
gained largely, by means of sending
out from Baltimore gaugs of roughs,
to intimidate voters, If Northern
Democrats can fiud any consolation
in such victories rs those, after the
univeisal sweeping defeats they expe
rienced iu the North they are welcome
to it. The honors fur theso grand vic
tories must be distributed erenerallv
among nil Republican leaders who
have worted harmoniously and dili
gently. But I cannot fail to remark
that Senator Windom has gained new
laurels for bis leadership in Minuesota,
where after helping in other slates, he
took the stump and spoke almost daily
with tho best effect. The Democrats
made great efforts there to gain upon
us, but thanks to Senator Windom
they were disappointed. Senator Win-
doms' state has reason to be proud of
mm, and will certainly urge his pro
motion to higher honors at the proper
time.
Among others to whom honor is
due, I. notice many newspapers in lho
North naming Senator Blaine, con
spicuously on tho list is tho New York
Tribune, which gives him a fresh start
for the Presidency, and says:
"The future belongs to tho Repub
lican party.' The Republicans have
no occasion now to nominate any other
than their ablest and worthiest man,
for it is certain that with such a man
they can triumph. They do not need
to get under the shade of any name,
nor tolfesitate in the avowal of their
convictions, nor to shrink from giving
its full leward to splendid service."
This tribute is deserved, whether
Mr. Blaine is considered as a Presi
dential candidate or Senatorial leader.
The strikers and blackma'.lsrs here are
again after Capt. End?, but they will
have their labor for their pains. lie
will be paid for keeping the chaur.el
ot tho Mississippi river at its required
depth, because the best judges, the
leading navigators say that never
beforo were they able to pass the
mouths of tho Father of Waters with
out fear. The Mississippi jetties are
a success tho South and West may
rejoice thereat.
v The late elections aro supposed to
complicate the Democratic situation.
After trying to "boom" Thurruan,
Ewiug, Hendricks, Bayard and Han
cock in turn, they seem now be at a
loss what way to turn. First the Softs
are slapped in the xaco by Ohio, and
now New York and Pennsylvania
slap Tilden and Hancock, their "fa
vorite sons." Bayard is their last
resort. But Bayard has only little
Delaware to back him, and the solid
South. We shall be glad to welcome
him as the candidate to defeat next
year.
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Rai!rc3d.
Pittsburgh,
&. ButTalo
0:
X AND AFTF.U Monday, July S, 1N70
trains will run nit follows:
STATION'S. Nortliwnrd. Southward
No. I .No. 9 Ka.5 Kit. t No. i .
a in p in p in in p in n in
rUUlmrKh 8:)-) i'::t: K:-0 K:(iO l:r,0' fi.'JO
W Pen uncPIMlJ ,".;.Vi 0:4.ri i:5)! ! il;:tr' 4:V2
Kittanninu; I0:.l(i 4:45 I2:(NI li:i:j 1 3:10
H. H'k Jtincllilo r::h i:ir, r,::r, H:l() !:."
Hrady Ucndl l:'2)l 5:.VJ 1:H.". r):U(l!p):.-,r,i l:.",:,
Parker lt:.v: (:.. A-.W Uh'Xi V2-.-27
Knilenton J J::i4 7:tM :t:ie 4:.tl lfl:07 'IInVi
ScruliRi-Hss :07 7:4:t 4;.'t(i .1:.".l' !i:''.r;lf: IS
Franklin ;:is k;'Jii ,r.::i7 P:17 S: l", $1:45
Oil City 1:5" S:.".() (t: I ." S:MI 8: lft: l: 10
Oleopo'lN 'J:17 (i;4l ':,'." 8:41
Kailel5ock 2:2A (I:.")0 ':'1H S::io
Tionesta 2:4"i 7:14 l!:07 S;0.l
Tldiouto 3:'J.r 7:.V 1::14 7: 1.1
Irvinoton 4:05 t:X 1:0(1 wSt
Falconers fi:4i 11:05 :
Jluffalo 8:15 8:!10
Oil City 2:1.1 7:00 10:40 1:40 8:Stf S:.r;.1
Pet. Centro 2::t;" 7:'J0 11:01 l:li5 8;0s! X;X
Titusvillo 3:0.1 7: 15 1 WJt 1:00 7:441.1:05
Corry 4;io 8:50 12:40 11:50 (i:15 1:55
p. in p. m a. in ft. in a. m'p. in
Trains run bv Philrdelphia Time.
DAVID MrCAlKlO, (ien'l Sun't.
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CHAUTAUQUA LAKE !
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X AND A FT F. It June QM, 1S70, Trains
will leave oil t ity ns follows:
7nn a m ,aiv' tir"r''
UV AtlHi couch) arriviiiKitt May
vilio 10:45 a. in ; Point Cliautampiii. 1 1 :i : 0
a. in.; Fair Point, 11:15 a. in.; Itiillhlo, 1:115
p. ni.
I V.41J liiv.tirrivinatMay
villo 3:50 p. in.; Point Chautautpia, 4:15 p.
in.; Fair Point, 4::!0 p. in.:. Jluffalo, 7:15
p. in.
O J P TV T r''.v. pxcppt Sunday.
rmt.tJ 1 .1I. (has throuli couch and
l'ullman I'alace Drawinj;. Kiidiii Car) nr
rivins nt May villo .V.U) p. in.; Point Cliau
tnuijUii, :I0 p. in.; Fair Point, (1:5 p. in.;
Jlullalo 8:110 n. in.
4)M P TT Rturdny only, arriv-
'vJ I .ill. inu; nt May villo, 7:40 p.
in.; Point Chautauqua, 7:55' p. in.; Fair
Point, 8:05 p. in.
Trins arrive at Oil City from Chautau
qua Lake !;45 ft. in. (Mondav only), 11:00
p. in., :i;55 p. in., 8:25 p. ni., Daily.
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aiul F.ts; Mental and 1'livs.ii al Incapacii'i
Ac. By UtM'.in:'!' J. CI" i, V V. K K LL,
M. D., utithor of tho '"tirccn Hook. ' Ac.
Tho world-renownod'author, iu this ad
mirahle Lecture, cloarly jiroves from his
own experience, that tho awful consequen
ces of Scif-Almso may bo ell'ectuallv re
moved without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
instruments, rings, or cordials ; pointing
out a modo of euro nt ouco certain nnd
ellootual, by which every Rtitlerer, no
matter what his condition may be, may
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ally. -7'A.t Irrture trill prore ti boon to
thoiixn ml.H to toitHtinlx.
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two postage stamps.
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41 Ann St., New York ; 1. O. Box, 4580.
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MISS ULLKN I-:. PKLLKTHKAI',
au;;li im. Acting V: csidut.
Ni:iiT.t:ics'
! .If
NYJCIJIM
50 YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
I'ronounccd by nil to be the most Pleas
ant and olIicHclous remedy now in use,
for tho cure of coughs, colds, croup,
hoarseness, tickling sensation of the
throat, whooping cough, etc. Over it
million bottles . Id wilhlii tho last few
venrs. It gives relief wherever used, uud
has tho pewer to impart benefit that
cifnnot be had from tho cough mix In res
now In use. Sold by nil Druggists nt 1!5
cents per bottle,
SELLERS' LIVER PILLS nre also hiirhl v
recommended for curing liver complaint"
constipation, sick-headm-hes, fever nnd
nguo, nnd all diseases of the stomach nnd
liver. Sold by nil Druggists at l!5 cent-
per box.
B. K. KttLLKBK , CO.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
I
Sewing machine:
TUB BEST or AX-X.
Unrivaled in Appearance,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construction,
Unprecedented in Popularity,
And Undisputed in tho Broad Claim
op acma thi
VERY niXST OPEKATINQ
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iiAKnsonixcsT, and
X!cst Perfect Sowing KacMno
IN THE WORLD. .
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Tho gre t popularity ol (he WMU l( ht most con
vincing (ribi.ta to lit xccllonc and tuprlority
cer other mnchinct. and In ubmlttlng It I tha
trad nut II upon Its merits, and in no Inatinc
h,n it ever yet failed to satisfy any recommendation
In Its (aver.
The demand lorlhe White hts Increased lo such
n extent that we are now compelled ta turn out
.A. Com -plot a SaTtrixiQP Savclls
overy tHre mltxutoa In
tiiO 3.a.-y to cvappl
Every machine la warranted for 3 years, and
old tor crsh al liberal discounts, or upon easy
payments, to cult the convenience ol customers.
WAVTZD IS OKOOCOTIIS TZSUTOir.
WHITE SEWINcTmACHINE CO.. '
Nt 368 Euclid Ave,, Cleveland, Onto.
VICTORIOUS!
HIGHEST & BEST AWARD
And Ciand Ke" al cf Honor.
Economy, Durability and Rapidity
cora"bincd with perfect work,
Arc l)iliiiuisliiiifT laturcs cftlie
ct-Lbr.iicJ
Giant Farm anJ Warelionse Fans,
siauk nv
A. P. DICKEY,
Raclnof Wis.
Now li.'wlt.' n.aiiy l.ntc i;npio cmni, llir y ntc fully
rqual t-" cvciy donuird ; cIllmmi n I kind ff lir.'iii,
!'cns, J-cui.f, C'u:ti r Jte;n I, Corn ni.d Sni;ll S n!.
'Ifiey cratic htit perlclly ly iiiri-handling. Sff.
or itc O.it from V.'h-a!, jVirlry ; n J Kye They h.. :
vry ptrfert xrr.T!ti;,cTricTi f r clcaninc TtUKt h t
1 kvci, l lnx i:c.' Orih-Tft C.t.-f ,v and r I nche.
TniaM 5 'I hey t !i-lt trf ct'v, nwl cimhifft
rvcrv n:iviitTr'-!):i r r cj i- t!i ! t vorl; in
the bhcrtct Uiiic.
W.irrh.'iis, w'l .-- r.-'i r'e Ur-jely O'n-
r-tructctl, bot'i r-y:Iri; rre t t rccatr.-
m'xJutc iVic (V r.wnil, r.;il r.i a cupririty f fion
to 500 lu':c! cr l-.i r.r, r.i : .r.Ii:ij to t! cf miX
'J hey ate :!:;);'. l.:t'l f r cccn trun$port.iti(nt
and 's:t rp" cr " ! i- l'.- ! t! ami " fr forwnrdin;;
:i!a-.t, it;t:cv.ft! ; n:.vl n r.M c.:sc put free on
board (!;'isr r i'tc;n xr. l;-.!fi3 filled :ame t!oy &
receive-!. ,
Mi!' i; pr mi..( r'.c! 1! "o f r' I ;lf the
li 'lit oh . T;.r;l ; s v !"n f rw. r.'c! " ci 1 ." ;l-o-
will 1 c (j :olcd . r r: ! t : ULc:r.I t'.r:: 3. Corrcs-pcnucT-'-c
-oliri'.r.1.
ADBOTT'C PATENT
LI.
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FOnTLAHD GUTTER
Tha Stronffeat Sleigh la aiintonpn. Fina
Bnlu, llK'ht, chpr uj iuor durable Una
oUier Slolgiia. Ai.o,
Abbott's Patent Runner Attachments,
For wheeled vehli'lea of every dpacritinn Tr
fecUypr. ticl; fil, any vlu; tra( k In country
marts. Over four tlimiKiiiul in line. "tina lo
uiuulara and karu your ueareat ageut.
A. A. ABBOTT & CO.,
S00 VuU.U Ave, ClilcMKu,