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the ,uv W.. ..,.,.uicau fn,
damages to the amount Of $4,000. in an action
for libel. The Republican states that in the trial
in which that verdict was obtained, the defendan,
made no defence. in consequence Of the absence of
principal witness, and that he reserved himself
for a complete defence, in new trial on review
which is to take place in May next.-ib
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Fr0n tas Correspondent Of lAe Boron Pairioi
WasNngtOn, De-. %. 1885.
Al length, sfer three days occupied By the
hease y the dec ssslon II petition from Bs,k
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Freedom 81 Speech and The Press. In tho last
message OF Governor Vroom, Of New Jersey. We
were happy to see a decided expression of dsscn,
to the demand OF the South for an enactmen, to
muzzle the press and we are equally pleased to
perceive that Gov. Golf, Of PENNSYLVANIA has taken
the decided stand in favor of the rights of free
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From The National TnttHig.neer
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE

TREASURY.
This document, transmitted TO Congress on the
S,h inst. presents the following view of the inan-
of the nation
Balance in the Treasury on the lst
of January, 1885, amounted to Sl3, s95, S5S AZ
The receipts into the Treasury, ascertained and
estimated during 1885, are computed to be S2a
40 ssl o. OF these, the actual receipts during
the fret three quarters, are ascertaned 10 have
been S23.4s0. S6l OF,
Vis:
From Customs, Sl3,6l4, 400 %
Lands 9,l66, 500 SO
Bank stock, 506.4s0 81
Sales of Bank
STOCK 90 500 90
Incidental items, l3O, $50 10
--23. 4S0, ssl OF
Those during the fourth quarter. il is expected
viii be S $50 O00
Thus. with the balance on the LIST day of Janu-
~, 1885. they form an aggregate of S37 1923
100 40.
The expenditures Of the whole
year are ascertained and es,imat-
ed to be IsI76.I4I az
OF these expenditures during the
! first three quarters are ascertain
| ed to have been l3376l41 OF
| Ts:
Civil list, foreign Intercourse. and
miscellaneous. 2,s27 1876 lf
Military service, including for,fca-
uons, &c. 1855 sl9 Al
Naval service, &c. 2.929,2l9 IS
Duties refunded, 1856 o.
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sl3,376 l4I OF

The expenditures for the fourth
quarter, II Is expected, will be $500 900 90
Thus leaving. on the Isl day Of
January, 1896. subject however
10 the deduction hereafter men
TONED, an estimated balance of
money on hand equal TO 1917 59s 10
Thus includes what has heretofore
been reported unavailable funds
now reduced TO about 81 100
600 masking the computed syail
able balance on the IL, OF Jsnu-
AIRY, 1885. Sl50i7 SOS 90
Ga hist ere slready imposed BY Congress the
foilowirg easrEes by current and permanent D.
preparations. which have not yet been expended
Pi'si. Of former appropriations, excep, those to-
w,fds The sinking fond. it Is Supposed that there
ALL remaa une1pended al the close Of the presen,
year the sum q ss.ls6. 79i.
or tia, smoon, It Is computed tina, only 81
500, 765 viii be required 10 accomplish the os.
j~e,s iaiended by them. leaving S34i -07 to Be Hp-
Piled ia aid Of the appropriations f,r the ensuing
year, without re-appfcprsiiou. (ss ~ilI b. seen in
The essims,esl and the bsissre Of ss75. 522
which has no, been required e,hes q, all, OF sea
s'rss'.. ie; ,ss os,ecis contemplated in 10 .rsrc-
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DIED,

In hi. village, on ISuisiny las Cel'na ENsHbe'h
tn.lcy daughter Of Il. G. Royce, Eq hsed 10 mnnti''
Ia thi. own on To-day act. Mrs Experience Barney
wifi of Capt. Joseph Barney. 80
T., Shan.hury. 2ist uh Orpha haitison, 80.
Ia Troy. ~ Y 25ih ult. Wm. s. Parker, Esq. CO. lie
carly settler in that city, aud proprietor OF the
Troy Poet
In Wind. r. 28th ul,. Frederick Blood son Of Orr
Blood by deliberately shooting himself with "''He''
aged 10, r.:
Ia Brandon. recently, infant '''"d OF Mr. Lp"'"'m
Nnxhan. months 80 , , =, II a.
T., NbIdehur,, z3l uit. Mss tyn'ha iiu''"s'', %
A's,, "a The 2JIh Lydia VI. Crane, daughter o Ezra
crane. ~ 80
In e,r,sh,r,h ITih uli Sarah Roger. sssd 40 '~i~'
oi Dra ,hfz Roger. late 81 Nlilehury'
f. clarendon. 2gta Jan. last N'-s Emma G. Green,
an.hie, Of Lew. Walker. Ia 81. P'tnfe" az Ne"
Yo,k AID .MossochustHs. Ht Ts9W"ed 9e.
f. Kee.rv,ile. (,lich) lalh ui Nr Msthe" 'n'on
.,, a Cant seth minn, e this town. lie was Pr""
,i,c an who few yea's since e"'Sra'ed 70 ma
,.r, ni the country. lis ext, We learn Was "ne "he'
. .lw.,, u.cuarly IN cng 10 relatives and irieuls'-
Nhde fellng trees the uresi, "pe when hau rouge
man another sldieny fe AMI kiliejhm instantly W.
sincerely SWIM sih.e with ms am cied iehu' III '' SUI
/ den dispcusSt,"u "i providence, , ,.t ..c
J II, Rrun,nstnn giih ut Mr. Emily Breakenr'dse' WI
! fTr,.cs - Ai,o. the 28h, Mary l@'wrtn'e. VIC
80 a J,hu nwrencc same day, Nrt 3iI, "iie oil iiof
n sn,,"g nm. Georgia 9Th ait ofcousumPtion' J"ls
I e. Boa attorney a. i.~ 81 CHsileiun, 81 Mf D. 10"
gone ihhher Tor hr health II, rh
10 Dummerriun 2Ji UT. snhy' vie oil ''''''' '"''
er, agsd - ,, .,,
/ IN Nesiminsier. MA't. Capt I"hh i''''""'"' '
10 AIRY soldier 20 on
In Wn,ce,,er. Capt Simeon Duncan, re'. pen ~. W
/ In Petetshsu apt samuel biselow, rev. 80. Ok
, IN Lercr.;t, Mas Dauiel Graves. rev pet %
Ia -pr,n.h ~. Dsnid swestiand' rev i'''' 'E'
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The G"Ning resolutions aero Then introduced
and -e,cui, pas-ed,
Received That when NJ, delegates Il this con.
vcuion tciufn ~ their constituents. 'hcy uili use
sll rtrgrt cKcr,ous to secure the s'ccess a. -
uanltnaiinus.
Resui,cd That ~ intelligence " the DC. Of lib
erv and The diffusion IT correct iut,fmaiion econ
political .uhleclr es-cntisll, cr;fibnle, Co. tho Joe
ielhvcnce II - the duiy uf every fireman ~ ine
State Of Vermont io encourage the circulation 81
ncwfpap-r, knnvu to hc sounJ iu NE ,l'lrn fii g.:
and hat the members Of this convention VII te
active their efforts to carry into elcc tie pun-
oiplc- Of tbs resolotiop
Resolved That the central State committee he
requested 10 sppoini e""uly committees "a each
county, Whose duty Il shsl be To- call cnnuv con.
,en'in Nhen deemed necessafy and thai the
Stale central committee be snihouzcd 10 gu all
vacancies that may 10 the nominations Of tiis
convention.
Kesul,ed That the thanks 81 his contention be
awarded 10 the President aud Wee Presidents, for
the able, intelligent aud digrided manner in which
they have prrridrd over H. drhb ra,ions.
/ To which the Prrsiden, replied
When, after The passage of a rrsulullon Cor pub
I lshiag its proceedings N all the papers ~ rs
State whose editors msy be disposed 10 insert
+ them
The convention adjourned without dav.
! JOHN NATIONS. P,csid,n,.
R R,,,r"',, P p ,rsI rice Presidents.
iicmo" swift Secr.ari,,.
Carlos BaXter
/ c. The State central committee have appoint
ed the following
COUNTY COMMITTEES.
Washington Connty-John S2ading, Ira Owen
s. b. Pren,lss.
Chittend,n Coua'y--S. Z. Howard, Noble Love
1 ~ David French.
W'adham Couny-David l.. Putnam, Samuel l..
Billings John Smith.
Bennington CoU,ty-Major Hawley, Jus;us Be-
bee, Stephen Dewey.
.4fd,soa Couniy-Gen. Vile Lawrence, iona
! Hagar, Edwin Lawrence.
Orange Counfy-Jason Steele, ]. II. Harris
/ Thomas Kcndrlck.
Rutland Couniy-Wm. C. Kittrdge, WIN. Fay
| Orson Clark.
! Orieons County-James A. Paddock, - Smith
p. II. Bard.
Caiedonia County -James Bell, Calvin Jcwet,
Carter Chamberln.
Vinisor Coaaty--Francs l.. Phelps, Ryant
Fletcher. Nornlns Cobb.
Esscr Couniy-J"hn Dewey, Titus Smell.
FrankHa Couaty-lIomer E. Hubbell, Orlando
Stevens J. W. Shelduu.
GRIND Isle County-Samuel Adams, Hecto
Adams.
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RitlED,

Ia Bennington. 2aih nit Albert Walker Of Manchesier
10 Mss !aar. Church. Burlington goth u by the RI.
Rcv T. .bon lIopkns. Mr. Edward Suhth Of The firm III
-muh G Harrington, fRooSsel!er',) 10 Mis- julia A.
pl"mas.
In ST Albans, 81 inst, Hon. Jabez Pennman to Mrs
Marvin
H. pantJn, 10th ult. Mr. Harry Porter TO Miss Eliza
Daou.
Ia wcybrilyr, 28th uli. EJson Wilcox OF Bnlport 10
Mis-. FilomeIa 3. Wood, of New Haven.
IN Cas,eton on Tuesday last Mr. Timothy w. Rice
to Ms sarah Harris.
H. Orwell, IA Ia alt Doci. Thomson Burton Of Charles
ton. - Y. to Miss I.aurs RE.
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is N. -e,efsl eesaasiee. Sasy tie created b. nl
reogos'ien.
in i,sing leave r tie boty orof which sou pro.
eide. shcaN he hahless IN TIE isehngs - nay
h~su ~ id "a, frsssr oeafes'. ibsi ! d 80 ~Hh
so ofe..ry sr-a,hsn. leok 'o ihe b,sdy nfef -
the representative - thn-e f~e.rs,ive i~s'ofcs %
o., system. in p'tsefss Nhish anrnrsi'ed has been
the usoo.ssar ohj~ci Il my puslic l'sc separate
f,osn un,ay with ho@ have h.en sstccrsicd f"f
,es's. and part With Friends whose rec 'iice'u'n J
shail ehsush 70 the cl.,e ~ ~, he. These are
s.e,r6oe, -hish Il rises ne rain in make b. plies
sed 10 secure the Senate lha' csffy wtih NE in'r
retifernep' sentiments u respect towards SIS
bsf.- and that ~ s,dding thea sa,en. cEtcad Ca
eich and ell uy beet ~i.hes for their health aud
b. ryiue.s. haze the hut.aS 80 be-
Your mosl oSedieni snfvsni.
JOHN TYLER.
To ,hs Hon. MANS Vas BrEsH.
Ia ID. liorsx. th. sb3ta qarsiioa skirE,i,h con'u
nsi the sresi.' psd e the DAY.
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DEMOCRATIC ANTIMASONIC STATE
CONVENTION

At Convention Of the Anjlmasons of Vermont, !
holden at the State House in Montpelier on the
24lh day Of February, 1886, Hon. ZIMRI HOWE
If Casteion was. on motion. elected ''~'''f"'
Hon. JABEZ PnOCTOR OF Cavendsh, nnd ben'
NATHAN LEAVENWORTH o, Hnesbnrgh,
v,re- Presidents; GEORGE B. MANSER, Esq.
Of " llisron. aud A. l.. Miner Esq. of Manches-
ter Secretaries,
On motion Of Mr. Conant,
Rrsoieed, That a committee Of three from each |
county be appointed To report candidates for Slate
Officers. to be supported BY the iteemen at the
noxt election and that said committee be appoint
ed by the delegates from the several counties.
Here follows The Of the commt,ees
Adjourned 10 O'clock, =. NJ.
3 o'clock.
Convention met agleeably to adjournment. The
/ committee appointed To present candidates Tor
! State Officers made report, and on motion OF Mi.
Bell of Mlddlebury the Convention proceeded TO
consider separately the several candidates presen
/ ted by the committee: and The ballots Tor Cover
nor being taken and counted,
S,las II. leuison had l4i
! Jobn Smith IL
Scattering
/ Whereupor Hon. SILAS II. JENlSON Wa
declared duly nominated the candidate for Gov
ernpt.
The ballots for Lieutenant Governor baing ia
ken and counted,
David NJ. Camp, had l43
Alien Wsrdner
Martin Flint
Scattering
And Hon. DAVID NJ. CAMP IVES declar du.
~ nominated Us the candidate for Lleuienan-G"S
4 eTnur.
, The votes for Treasurer being taken and coun'
ted,
Augustine Clarke had lol
Scattering
. And Hon. AUGUSTINE CLARKE was declare,
II duly nominated for Treasurer.
/. sir knapp introduced the following
Ro,oIrrd That this Convention do now proceed
A by ballot 10 nominate candidate 10 be supp"Ue
\ for the ofice, of Precedent end Vice President
i- the uuned STATES.
y The re-oiutInn adopted.
H. Mr. knspp nominated Tor P.sldeni,
~ WIN. HENRY HARRISON Of Ohio.
"a Mr Bodgeit nominated
MARTIN VAN buren, &C y. Y.
IA Nr smith at Cabot dominated
DANIEL " EBSTER Of Massachusetts.
Mf Mare Huuuuaied
"A FRANCIS GRANGER 81 y. Y.
a, The Convention Nss sddressed by Mr. Knsp, y
ID. Blodpst. Mr Barber, Mr. Smith aud Mr. M'ner.-
Adj 10 7 O'clock.
ore Met porsusnt 10 sdiourprnsni
-, TIE eiseosaoa on ne Presidency "" eosN
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GEORGE TAYLOR, Jr
IIemps,ead, l.. I. March 2ith.
Commissioners, Notice .

W. I'll. slbsc,ibrIs being appointed by
OF Rutland, comnissInners w. Wv. -,
and adjust all claims aud drmand. Of all ne,,ons
seains, the estate of
AMOS YAW,
late Of Ira, in said district, decreased, rppresco4.d
'nsovriu, aud also all claims and demand, or.
hihied IN oif>t' thereto aud Nix months from H..
29th day of February last, being ,uow. 1 Inv
said court for that purpose, We do il.r,.f.,,e
hereby give notice that we viii attend 10 the IN,
siness OF our sad appointment nj the tan OF Sol.
onion Ravens in said Ira, on the LIST Mnodsys
of May aud Augcst next, from otior~ n. -
until 5 o'clock =. NJ on each al sad days.
| DANIEL SEWING, commi...
! JOHN MASON,
Dated at Irs this 30 day Of March, A. u.
| 1870 -
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1nlpprtauts
70 PERSONS UtftRLNG FHOM RHEU.v.g7ic
COMPLAINTS

tO.hT is1isNfo
To the Ediigr u he Inquirer:
~llt-ou the rrincirle InrulcHtol hv the great and
- good DR. TrRnpln. To- i nuse ~ lhiy pose bio
every mean our pdw.r To m tigic ur snfcn Tho Hfc
tons of suffering humanity, feel II Incumbent upon
To make known through the MEDIUM Of Your fu pa
per- that reading therein an advertisement 81 DIR.
Jobb's Liniment, for the cue 0i HHEum.T,sm, was
lurcbly impressed with belief that calculated TO
remove the severe Rheumatic affection 10 which bad
been for eight yess subjected, sometimes ~
most deprivng OF the use Of nv limbs. accnniie-
ly procured bottle. and before had used the whole OF
IT, found very sensible relief Thu. increased 10y comb
jenoe ~ and led 10 obtain smother bottle The uso
of which has completely removed tho swens' am p"in'
81 my limbs together with Tho cfanP and restored 'em
am respectfully your,
GEORGE TAYLOR, Jr.
Hampstead, l.. I. March 2ith.
Person, Suffering from the above complaints md ia
of from the failure II the remedies
they have used invited 10 make trial al ,hp long aud
medicine Which has IN year. pas, cured and
relieved, II aso doing Thousands who had 10.
paired Of relief Nothing bat tar trial gvt adj
rqlsie idea Of its unrvaled excellence. II Is si,o ono
fthe best applications koowD for s,Gnes. of the joints,
numbucs., sprnins aud chilbs,ps. Price o ccuts.
1TNone genuine unie,s signed 7. KiDDEn, on tho
wrapper, (,oe proprietor aud Ia DR. Conway0
bv whom they Tor sale NJ his Counting Room, No
90 Court street Boston, mud by hi. special appaime1t
by DANIRLs 4 BELL. Ru,land LEvi LEWIS Well, |;
\p,ns, WARNER Coz Ludlow.
Eat, .,.t.,
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FLEcroRiAL TICKET
I hsm z[ rpHcR9R' rte'or, at large
Dist. No. / DAVID CRAWFORD,
= ZlMRl HOWE
3, TITUS HUTCHINSON,
A. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD
s. EZRA BUTLER.
On motion of M Chandler, the Convention pro.
ceedcd to nppon, a State Committee whcreupon
MILTON BROWN Of Worcester,
WIN. IiEBARD of Randolph, aud
C. l.. KNAPP Of Montpelier,
we're duly elected.
On motion of Mr. Manser
ResoirtG, That the State Committee be author
lied to fill any vacancy which may occur in the
nominations for state officers Electors, or Commit
tees.
On motion Of NJ Knapp,
Resoirrd, unanimously, That this Convention do
concur in the sentiments of the Resolutions adop-
ted at the meeting of the Aniimasonic Members Of
the Legislature, and others, in October last.
On motion of Mr. Conani,
Pesotrcd That the thanks of this Convention be
rendered to The Hon. IImri Howe, for the able and
impartial manner in which he has discharged the
duties of the Chair.
Voted that the proceedings Of this Convention
signed by the officers thereof, be published IN oil
the papers of this State. whose .iis"rs '"posed
TO publish The some.
The Convention then, on motion. adjourned with.
out day.
ZIMRI HOWE, President.
JABEZ PROCTOR. DO p.;,,
N. LEAvENWORTH VI 'e''''"''
G. b. MANSER, J socro,,rio.
A. l.. MINER, "'
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BtoIring up Case. A most important cnse has
been going before Judge irving, for the last
week, Messrs. David N. Lord. and Rufus Lord,
being The plaintiffs, aud the Corporation of The CT
ty tho defendants. The matter IN controversy in
wolves about Two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, aud arose from 'he fact OF the store ct the
latter. and occupied By the former, No. so Ex-
change pIace, having been blown up by order of
.Ae city authorities, on The night of tie conhagra-
ioa. Dec. l6. The goods destroyed. belonging
to Mr. David n Lord. were ct iin,ated at two hun
drcd and 6fly-iwo thousand dollars portion Of
which waz saved. The Jury brought III verdict
for the plaintiffs. Damages. To ID. n. Lord, abou,
one hundred and fily-seven thousand dollars. and
10 Rufus Lord seven thousand dollars the value Of
.he building. The decision is important one,
ms a precedent IN other cases whose claims are
similar TO this. d. Ogden and X. Emmei, for de-
PENDANTS and Lord and Sedgwick ror the plaintiffs
~ Y Daiiy fir.
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WIN. II. HARRISON, of Ohio.
for President
FRANCIS GRANJER, Of New York,


FRANCIS GRAN SER, of New York
for Vice President.
The repor, peing accepted. Mr. Briggs after IN
troductory remarks moved 10 substitute The hh"'e
Of DAnsL WapsrRR for that Of WV. IL. HAShI'
eos.
Mt Wooster Of Middlebury opposed the motion
ia a speech OF -ope length. when Mr. HipPs. To
procure harmony and union Of feeling ami enof''
withdrew his motion, and the report oi the eo'hn'r
tce was adopted BY an unanimous yo'e'
NJ, Bdpe. then offered the following fesol1''oh'
sheh were unanimously agreed to:
Resolved That this contention IN recom'ne"u-
IN, "a the fteemen Of THE State the names oil HAS
,,.o. and GN..osE as candidates for the highest
oce. N the yin Of free people, discard sll 'eel
ing Of mauworship aud firmly believe thal' "
slec,ed they viii be emphsticay The ogseer' q ms
.Naiios and ~; The leader, q a party.
Received, Tha, the eminent talents OF DANSl
wkssrss his fsi;hial and important public services
pry.,e virtues, and incorporating hdeliy TO he
Constitution endsAr him in a large proP"ff'"n o'
the trremea Of vernuni AMI rnule han 10 the l's''
ing gratitude Of hiss country 40,
ps.,l,-d Tia: this convention spptose the bill
i,,,oBaeei into the Senate 81 the U. ;. by hrNRi
Car diy,d,ag the proceeds # the p"o"e ia"o
,nons the States according to the population u,
vh.ch vsrrnnut w,n now receive nearly nay ma
he. dollars TO which .be lie las1l, entitled u penn
,bs proceed. Of the comm. property OF the Un"c
Bisi~s.
Coa..ulion adjourned to o'clock to-u'orfo'
morning.
tcoss.n,ion met parsasni 10 sdlo"'nmen' e"
5000 .orSry resaAuiions. whch, i"r ~Hn' ~ f""'
=. ma.i deter uii nsrt ~esk. sher which. TIE. a
Sosrnsd 10 O'clock this EVENING"
Ers4iaE sssncs.
TIA eeeuisies sry~srsso IN nomsHs's e,eS.o
skYuvtasss snd Wee Pr~sicss' - 'ss u S'''V
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From The T,rmoni jTdfchman.
POSTCRlPTi!.

ma, TnuG assAa faSTs, Feb Si , 25
sy to the Immortal h,e,fy "scven," who have
seeded from anii-masonry and this day openly de-
clared their preference for Martin Van Buren, and
the "spoils" system, slate that at meeting |
this night holden at No. 0, or ,hereabout, in Cot
trills the said nmorlals' nominated
Martin Van Bnren, for President
Asa Adds, James Tarbox, David Robinson, f. ID.
Barber, Daniel Cobb John Smith, Lebbeus Egcrton,
for electors.
WIN. A. Palmer for Governor,
John 5. Peliibone. for Lieutenant Governor,
and
Augustine Clarke, for Treasurer
In Justice to Mr. Clarke, are ais" led to say,
that he as highly appreciates The friendship Of the
gentlemen as their friendship deseres-bnt real
ly he doesn't wish to be Rugged 10 death by such
friends
Ohio. State Convention was held on the
22d Feb al Columbus, winch was attended. as APP
pears by tho official account II the proceedings 10
the Columbus Journal Of 24h, BY more than one
thousand delegates. Ex-Gnvern"r .'iorrow presid-
ed. wrh 10 VIce-Presidrnis. and IL Sccre' u'"''
The C".~""i,.,n ,,uin.tad with great ""anlnniy,
| lnr Pre,I!en' Nm H. Harrison, for Wee Pres
| iI"n Francis Gra"gec, aud or Governor JosfPh
/ In1re.
Bank ofMe l.. S.-rhe allowing gentlemen
ere una nilnn,,l Is elected MONDAY last as arec
tor. or Rack Of The 4. S. Under The new charter.
Nicholas Bddle. R,ch,rd puce.
J,bn S.rceani J,nn Be,la!d Jr.
Thrmss r. Cops. Hourly FROM
Mann- Eyre, Jan'es ""Hh' "' b"rk''
I,bnR. N.f J,naihsn Roberts. Of
William Pistt, Mon geH'ery'
Charles Cbauncev. Amos Emsker. %
Joshua Lippincoti. Laness'e'
Ambrose White. Charles Oee, Of Somer
Q Lawrence Lewis, set.
] Matthew Newark, w. Robertson, "
John 4. Brown, Allegheny.
We learn by The Philadelphia papers that Mat
thew l., Beyan. ESD has been elected President q
tie Bank II The 4. = under lie new charter. Mr.
Bddle having declined 10 seeepi the Office, 10 who
he was invited by the una niinous vote Of the ne'
Board Of Directors.
Jo,e, Hin This neshst celebrated pers"f
AGE died ,n New York last week. II sppesfs ir"i
the follow ing paragraph, thNi the statements - be
+ have been pot forth respecting her great age, a.
= no, sa,,sined by post Horie~ examination.
Joiee Hsh-Ii turns out, as far as can D
judged from pb, seal appearances hi
, 1o,re He,h's wonderful old sge was NO
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WING CONVENTION.

nttlo UNIV ipN.
To pursuance Of the call ~ Tho State Central
Committee. the dclcrs,rs ~ the ecuple to the
nurlbsr - one hundred end thirty. fcom d,icrent
parts " the State Essenbird ~ the Court H'"se ~
hortpeiie,, an "Wednesday Feb 24h 1896 ard
crssnixrd BY the appoint nent uf the Hon. ions
M.rracxs President pro temyore. and iiemin
8sif Secretary pro 'rmpors.
Received, That all freemrn of,Lis State present.
OF Who may be present a, the convention, who d.
approve of the office holders npniusiion 81 Bulti-
prs for the Presidency and at the n"nlnce's pledge
10 follow in the Footsteps of the present incumbent.
Be invited To take seats IN this convention and par
tisips,c N its deliberations. Adapted.
Ms..r. walion. Paddock sud Hodges were APP
posnisd committee 10 prepare the business of the
convention
Me..rs Clark Reel. Gather Dean Of Burlington.
Oven and Pierce TO nominate list Of officers of
tho convention.
Convention adjourned to half past one o'clock
t.x.
ArrgaSoos
Convention M, pursusui TO adjournment.
The committee appointed to prepare business
made he following report which was accepted aud
hs Recommendations adapted
Ths, the officers of this convention consist OF a
President, two Vice Presidents aud two Secretaries.
That a comm,ttee of seven be raised 10 make q
Nomination Of candidates for President, and Vice
President Of the y. S,niss.
Tba, a committee Of twelve be raised 10 nomn-
Ats electors Of Pteeiden, and Vice President and a
i!&ket for Slate officers.
That a committee Of three be appointed to draft
and publ oh en- address to the feemen of this State
90 tho subjec, Of the ensuing election.
The committee appointed to nominate list Of
eaheers reported the following nominations. which
were coneurred in:
Hon. JoBs MArTocKs, President.
Hon k kns,,I p r"a@"sh Vice p'--e"'-
Doct. Heman S~if'. ssc,.,,,isa
Carlos B,y,er Esq.
M.ssr. E,hrs,m Paddock, Myron Clark, Robert
rietpoini, Joseph IIowes. Augustus Young, Charles
Paine and Vile Lawrence were appointed I" no NJ
mat, candidates for President and Vie President
" the United S,sler.
Mes.rs Hpinan Swift Barnabss Dean Geo. I.
Hodgcs Samuel F. Taylor Luther Carpenter, Pc
ter STAR. Carlos Bsxter II. II. Reel MAJOR Ho''
lev Mr. Sumner Of Orlcans. Carter Chamberlain
and Dorasius Wousler were appointed to no'nina''
architectural ticket and State officers
Mes.rs Robert Pierponi Edgar L. ormsoee anf
s.,,b n. Merrill we're appointed to draft al ad
drvss 10 the people.
The committee appointed TO make DOMINATION
for State officers reported the following ;
For Governor, SILAS ii. JENNiSON.
For Lieut.. Gov. DAVID NJ. CAMP
For Treasurer. AUGUSTINE CLARK.
Amer III. acceptance of the report aud debate
The convention resolved UNANIMOUSLY to concur !
III. nomination and recommend II TO tho supper, {
the feemen.
The committee appointed to nominate candle
A,es for President and Vice Presiden; reported III
nsmes Of
wN II HARRISON of Ohio,