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Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
n STATE FAIR.

The Board Of Managers Of the State
Agricultural Society met at Fairfield on
the 9Th inst, and made ou, . lie, Of ard.
cIes on which ps.miSms viii Be- paid,
and made all other necessary arrange.
ments for the State Fair. The Premium
LIST is very liberal, and rather lengthy
to insert in our paper. II may be seen
at our Office, or a copy can be had Of The
Vice Prcs,., d. p. lnskcep.
The days appointed for the Fair. are
Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday. Oct.
10Th, llthan Inc l2,h.
Exhibitors must become members o.
the Society, and all stock must be on
The ground and entered before 10 O'Clock
Of Wednesday. and must not be reno
we'd before 5 o'clock Of Thursday.
ARTICLES and animals can be recorded
and entered on and af,er The 2O,h day o.
September, a, the Office Of the Secretary
in Fairfield, until The first day Of ihe Fail
when an Office Of entry will be opened
on the Fair Ground.
Meetings Of the Board Of Contro
will be held every evening during the
Fair. All the members Of the Board
are requested to NEE, in Fairfield or
Tuesday evening the 9ih-she evening
before the Fair.
Meetings Of those attending will be
held every evening during the Fair, FOL
the discussion Of Agricultural matters -
A full Band Of Music will be in attend.
ance during the whole time Of the Fair.
EQUESTRIANISM.
The premium for The best female
equestrianism ia splendid Ladies' Sad.
die, Bride and Martingal.
Second best female equessriaaism-a
Silver mounted Riding Whip.
The Board will permit no break neck
or otherwise daring riding. but only such
riding a. may At any time be taken for
healthy exercise or graceful amusement.
II 10 not the design 10 encourage ladies
to train themselves for the Circus, or 10
perform daring feats of horsemanship,
but it 10 the earnest desire Of the Board
to encourage graceful, easy riding. such
as may be prac,iced in vi cities. IN our
towns. on our highways, without danger
or fear, aud with perfect regard 10 grace
full and heal,kful exercise.
The Riding Match will take place on
the third day Of the Fair.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
CamOunetS---Stink Pots.

BY late news from the Crimea il ap.
pears that the Allies are availing them.
selves Of a rather novel mode of destroy.
ing the Russians within the walls Of Sc
bastopol. A missile or bomb o fsome SORT
charged with noxious gases is thrown
from N Drtars into the Russian works,
and when it explodes, all those unfor,un.
ate enough to be in its vicinity become
asphixiated, and die, ingloriously choked
to death by odcrs indescribably FOUL
These weapons Of modern warfare the
French call candtsaets, but in plain Ang.
lo.Saxon they are termed stiak,pots.-
If death on a battle field or within the
walls of beseised fortress Is glorious
under circumstances. which TO our
mind is rather problemasicall-a ques-
ton might arise in the minds Of the curl.
Gus and speculative. whether j. 10 most
glorious 10 be. perforated with musks.
balls Ike q sieve or be choked 70 death
by the abominable odors Of canaoyqet
or stink.pok.
If the masses however, are fools O.
nough to hs led to the slaughter, like 90
many lambs, and cut each others inroass.
for the grati6cation Of their sovereign
masters, and the protection OF their ty-
rannical forms Of government, j. makes
but little difference whether they are Kill
led by the sword, or asphixia.ed for the
want Of pure oxygen. Certainly the
latter is a much easier mode Of dying.
than the form r, and therefore. honor,
out Of the question. the mos, preferable.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

"a. The .Anamesa News, refuses 10
publish call for al Independent. county
convention, because nobody proposes 10
pay sor il. Here il what the editor
ssys about il:
"Ai the Editorial State Convention.
held in Muscatine. or the irst Of May
last, il was agreed tina, hereafter oil poll.
teal, religious, and marriage aud death
notices, should be charged for like other
advertisements. Newspaper publishers
in cities always GET paid for these things.
Can country papers afford 10 do any
be.terl Such notices are more or less
personal---very. affect private interests
moro than they do the public-ambi.iou,
politicians and Office seekers being these
who are moro especially interested in
political notices, particular denomination
OF ssets in the religious. and family cir
cles in marriage and death notices"
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
FROM KANSAS.
Startling NeUs from the Plains
-Kansos Affairs.

Correspondence Of the Republican.
WHITEHEAD. X. r., June 0. 1855.
Mr.. nsNRy SnirH has JUS, informed
~ that a NAT stopped at his house this
morning. who tJld him tina, be slept st
the Grea, Nemeha Mission, las. night,
with an express rider, Who brough, start
ling news from the Plsins. II was 10
the effect tina, Fort Laramie was In the
hands Of the lndians, and that Messrs.
NAVE and McCoRD. Of Andrew county,
Mo-, had been robbed, at Ash Hollow,
Of iour hundred and twenty head Of cat.
lie. sixteen horses, several wagons, TWEEN
,y.shree mules and all their stores and
provisions, and were left entirely des
ii,u,e. The particulars Of the capture OF
Laramie were not given. The express
merely stated that the Indians had gather
ed there in grea. force anc had taken the
Fort, and that, as he came by Ash Hol.
low on bis wAy in to the States, he saw
Messrs. NAVE and McCoRD ard their
teams,ers and droverr, who were wi.hou,
horses, or food, and stated 10 him the
fact OF the robbery, and that no lives
were lost. This news has oc~casioned
grea, excitement here and 10 St. Joseph.
II 10 true, the small force Of infantry
tina, has just started out will only afford
to he Indians so many scalps. They
can offer no more resistance 10 two
thousand warriors upon the plains, than
could an infant 10 q giant.
have always commended, and am sus.
tanned in my view by every frontier war,
tina, the Government should have employ.
ed some Two or three regiments of West
ern volunteers for this service. and ap.
pointed officers to the command Who had
some experience Of the plains and noun.
,ains, and the Indians. and I mentioned
Col. D. D. MITCHELL, Of ST. Louis, al
= gentleman eminen.ly qualified TO lead
the expedition. They would have gone
on, understandingly, and K they found
il necessary 10 fight, they would known
how to Go il effectively. by out riding
the Indians, cutting Their of from the
butfa!o, and allowing them no time 10
recupera,e themselves or their horses.
The Indians carry no stores with them.
and depend upon the chances Of each
day for their sdaily bread," and can fight
a. long ~ they roam with the buffalo.
and no infantry can cut them off,
Western men. mounted on good horses,
and armed with rifles, and who are fami.
liar with their habits and modes Of war.
fare, would pursue and hunt them down,
and whip them into submission at q
saving Of many lives and much treasure
TO the country. If they found it advis-
able 10 make peace with them, they
would understand the bes,ierms on which
to predicate their treaty.
To send infantry to the plains IL the
~veriest nonsense in the world. Those
who do SO are eminently culpable, and
should be held responsible for the con
sequences. The Indians and all frontier
meI laugh at the idea. II would only
afford amusement to the Indians to whip
infantry for the next twenty years.
Such fighting would be comparative re.
pose 10 them. Well mounted volunteers
arc the only people that they fear, and il
is tho only force that can bring them to
speedy terms, and secure a lasting and
,elisbIe peace.
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have taken place. GoverndI
sents Carlis, instructions TO Be entllSlv
supPresssed, but certain military move.
menis seem I cast . doubt on the as
sertion.
FRANCE.
A decree Restricts the importation Of
brssdstufis free Ia England during the
present year.
The King Of Sardinia ~as expected
10 meet The Queen Of Englaad At Paris
in Angus, and II was also though. the
sultan would be there.
Letters by the 81. Louis mention thai
Horace Greeley was arrested and de-
tanned two days 10 prison, on complaint
Of . sculptor, who sen, a work Of ar,
10 the New York Crystal Palace, where
!. was broken, and hs sough, to fecove,
damages from Greeley a. a Director Of
the Palace. The tribunal dismissed the
complaint.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
TELEGRAPH.
The x. n. Meeting in New York.
New YoRK, June 10, 10, p. n.

New YoRK, June 10, 10, P. n.
Two Companies Of Con'inen.als were
presen, during the exercises, and perfec.
order prevailed, save a single 6gh,, and
one ares, Of q pickpocket.
Trhe audience wal quite enthusiastic.
Judge Oliver called the meeting 10 order
at a quarter pas. FIVE o'clock. James
Barker, Of New York, was elected Pre-.
silent, assisted by twenty. WI Vice Pre-.
! sidenis, and their Secretaries.
The Presiden, Of the Central Platform
thanked The audience for the konor and
the stand; tha, the American party there
assembled had nc regard to geographical
lines nor local ~prejudices; that the ele.
ments Of secrecy had been removed by
the recent Philadelphia Con ven.ion. and
sl,hough Senator Wilson had told those
dissgreeing with him on the question Of
slavery, .ha,,hey were digging their own
graves. aud that he should drive a fumes.
al car, here they were alive and kicking
more fully impressed that Americans
should rule America now and forever
Mr.. Sszel. n OF the Secretaries, then
read the platform Of the Know n ,hine
party, which was adopted BY acclama
tor.
N. 8. Brown Of Tennessee, vas then
introduced by the President. He said
our Administration seems - have little
else to do but decapi,ate members oi
our order for political opinions; but where
one head falls Of hundreds Of others are
brought into the order. Know Moth.
ingism isa political necessity with the
corruption of old parties.
Mr.. Burwell. Of Virginia, saiS that
the Old Dominion would persevere and
place herself on the Know. Nothing plat
form, and had ,ha. platform been erected
two months sooner, the State would no,
have been carried by Wise.
Gen, Pitcher, Of Kentucky, made a
humorous speech. during which he OBJ
served that the Massachusetts delegates
were bolder At the Philadelphia Conven.
ton than a, horne, and that they did not
carry the Massachusetts men; IL we can,
&c, Henry Wilson and his ~coadju,ors
back we can &c, better men from the Old
Bay State to gil our ranks: he wal in
favor Of each country governing itself;
he objected TO foreign labor crowding gu,
American labor and reducing our men 10
beggsry and our women 10 prostitution.
He closed by remarking that Kentuc
Ky wal now, 40 always, . peace. maker
o. The Union.
Col. Mccall. Of Florida, argued in
favor Of the nationality Of the Order
He spoke Of the violation Of our Courts
by foreigners who espoused American
principles, in order to pro.ect their own
interests, and opposed to Catholicism and
Protes.an,ism, weather with the State
or interfering with politics.
Athalf past eight. the meeting adjourn
ed. A procession was formed, and pre-
ceded by a band, passed through several
streets. giving cheers a. they passed BY
the dwellings of prominent Know-No,h.
ings.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
A LOTTERY SwINDLE.

"The chairman Ct the committee up.
pointed to snpsrintend the drawing OF
"Abbotts Gin Enterprise" his published
q card in which he expresses the be
lief 'ha. the whole thing is . swindle
from beginning 70 end, and exculpases
himself from aEy share in the matter,
further than az d.sirman.
"He in,imates that after The drawing
BY the sommitte,, the envelopes were
opened. and all he prize tickets taken
out and blanks substituted. Persons
present At the opening Of the tickets
state that out Of he thousands opened
in their prssenes, not ons prize ap.
peased."
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
FRANCE.
New YoRK, June &c

Nrw YoRK, June &c
Flour 6al2ic lower, with moderate
business, sales 5000 bbls at %, 56l as9
for State, e0a9. so for common to good
Western, %, 70aelO.36 for fancy do.
Canadian 4 shade irmer, sales ZOO bbIs
q, $l0.37aael0,e7t. GRAIN Whea, mar.
ket heavy, sales 500 bushels white Mich,
igan at $50; Rye dull and Ease lower.
Coin has declined about lc, sales 48. 600
bushels n sl00al03c for mixed West
ern. Oam better. sales al 64a59c, ex
pect demand for the Crimea. Provis-
lOns-Pork had again advanced. sales
1000 bbls II 81 so for new mess, els,
42aa$l5.75 for prime. Beef steady;
Gu. meats unchanged. sales 700 packages
Lard quiet. sales $50 bills at &lOialOic
Whisky firm, sales 300 bbls Ohio ard
Prison al 374c, and a small lot a, 376c.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

To SUBSCRIBERS lin .o.day's issue
No enclose bills 70 nearly oil Of our sub.
seribers residing out Of this county
The amount Of these bills taken sepa.
r.tsly is not much. but ia tho aggregate
they make a good round sum, and one
that We should very much like 10 have,
10 No need il. Will not those who 70.
.sive bills forward 10 tho amount they
are indebted without dslay2 II will b
q sseas accommodation to %. and not die.
eommode them in shs least. ~ they will
sleep much better alter the Printer il
paid bis just daes.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
II The Queen Of Spain ha,

q The Queer Of Spain has sane
toned .hs law BY. Ne Cores, coRisca,ips
the properly Of the church. The Queen
resisted - long q ,he dared. She re,
sisted until she - told, III YOU refuse
the republic villb proclaimed ia Spain
to- morrow;" and tlsn .wi,h her eyes
full Of tesrs.' che sgnsd ,hs bill. This
value of the property 'eiea sed from Mort.
main by The measre 10 estimated a.
high 40 e300.OO0.OO but no accurate
statistics are yet pspared. Probably
The treasury Of SPainmay not realize an
actual benefit Of NOR than 4I6O, O00..
600 or 900, OOO, 900.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
WAsHINoToN. June 10.

The Presiden, has called on Governor
Reeder. and other Kansss oficisls, to
account Cor specula.ions in Kansas with
half breeds. in violation Of acts Of Con.
gress, and tells him he cannot be kept in
Office. unless the impressions now on his
mind be removed BY satisfactory expla-
nations. Governor Reeder has promised
to reply when he shall have reached
Kansas.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
CHICAGO, June %.

Three Of the alleged rioters were TO-
LAY discharged by the Court on behalf
Of the prosecution. who announced that
the evidences Jailed 10 connect them with
the occurrences Of the 2lss of April last.
Their names we're Ranger. Larue AID
Eisenbeis. The trial of the remainder
10 ssill proceeding.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
THE KEOKUK 4 Fl. DEMOINE

Railroad, which has been located on
what 10 called the rivsr rosie. running
through Ottumwa, 10 now ia q fair way
of being built. AZ We have already in.
formed our readers the first 40 miles TO
Bentonsport, half the distanee from Keo.
kuk TO Otumw . has been let. and prep.
arasions are now making TO put a large
force at work on the road.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
AUGUST ELECTION
Candidates will BE- announced under tins head
81 invariably h advance. No same will be
ested ill his Zee u paid.
o the votsrssof Wapello County.
The undessigned announces himself
(. candidate, q, the ensuing Angus,
ec.ion. for Re election to the Office OF
cunt, Judge.
SILAS OSBURN, Sen.
WELCOME NEWS.

By me,ns Of an eschange with the
lineage Democrat, we learn that def
lie arrangements have been made by
10 B. Il N. r.. Railroad Company, for
hs speedy construction Of the road TO
bis place, beyond all probable consin.
sncy.
The work from Burlington TO MI.
Pleasant will be vigorously resumed i'm
~ns<ia,ely, and il il said that the cars
xill be running tina, far before the com
nencsmsn, Of winter. This looks like
! sanguins calculation. but We doubt not
Ia. il can, and will, be accomplished.
Ouce the iron horse sets his hoof wes'
Of tho Mississippi. nothing will stop bis
onward career until he reaches tho Mis-
souri, River; and oncs our Road 10 run.
sine 10 Mt. Pleasant. it, early compile.
zion 10 Ouum va 10 rendered an absolute
csr,ainsy.
Railroads arc no. built BY capitalists 10
accommodate particular places, but with
an eye 10 the return they get on their in.
ves,msnn. Keeping this in view they
will lose no time IL building The road 10
which being centrally situated
in the heart Of the Demoine Valley. can,
and will, control the larger part Of ito
operations, thus ~ensuring 4
heavy business to our railroad ., coon
~ il con possibly be built.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
CONCORD. N. H.. June 20.

CONCORD. N. H., June 90.
Ii is said the Committee on the M.lne
Law in the Legislature. have refused in.
s.ruc,ions from the State Temperance
Association, az to the adoption OF the
PrOhibitory Law, and will report q law
less stringent, and more in accordance
with public feeling.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

a John Graves received . large lot
Of Leather. Saddlery Hardware aad
trimmings . lew days since. bot he has
been % busy he had no time 10 write .
new advertisement. All our mechanics
are busy.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
DErRolr, June %

DETRoIT, juno %.
The steamer Illinois passed into Lake
Superior through the Saul Canal on
Monday night. The steamer Baltimore
passsd through from Lake Superior i'm
media,ely after.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

BALTIMORE. June 81.
The immense barrel factory in Prince
George county. was destroyed By fire
last night; loss about $l0O, 0OO-insured
for $1,000. ESQ hands were thrown out.
OF employ ment in consequence.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

MAISE.-Mr. WaslSurn, member Of
Congress from Maine. ,as written q LEI.
ter 10 the Bangor Jounal. which was
called out by some ohtrva,ions Of thai
paper. in which he ,akea the ground tina,
the consideration Of Starry and i.s en-
croachments upon the iasrss.s Of free
dom overrides all tas ce,siderasions o
State and nation. and 10 Paramount to 81
Others, and thar those entertainments Cal
be best reslsted. and those in,erssts bss
advanced. By acting with NE "Republi
can party"
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

INV YoRx June 81.
The Clinton Cotton Mill a, Papping
er's Falls, Duchess county, was destroy.
ed BY fire Tuesday, NJ. Loss $780,.
200.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

a Whoever ssols Lanesdorf's buggy
covsr had better bring It back. They
stole Il Tin haste and they may have
oecasion 70 "repens at LEISURE"
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

a A. L. Graves wishes TO sell some
valuable property. There 10 a chance
for > speculation in it, a. property 10 on
the rise hero.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

LATH sAws.-Myeis T. Davis have
rugged . set Of Lath Saws. These and
Hammond's viii BE- able to supply the
whole county.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

Rock IsLAND, June 81.
S~,oddard, convicted OF the murder OF
his wife, was sentenced, this forenoon.
TO be hanged on Friday. l3,h July next.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28
DAYTON, ONO, June 10.

A furious storm Of wind and rain visit.
cd these parts this evening. Seven
barges were struck and slightly damaged
by lightning. The Miami and Sill water
rose rapidly. but We hear Of no damage.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

a Griffith wants money or . settle.
mens With his customers. Read his
notes.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

P~RoHlsIroRY Law IN ILLlsoIs.-Ths
Springfield Register Of tho 10Th contains
returns from oil the counties in the State,
Of the election on she Pfohibi.ory Law.
10 four OF Ave counties the majority on.
ly 10 stated. The grand result 10:
For the law 1854
Against il 02.4S6
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

II Who wants 10 make money easy!
n any one doss they csn give Foreman
trade 70, lis Daguerrean Apparatus.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

New ORLEANS. June 10.
The town Of Bay 90 Sara has been
destroyed by FIRE. Loss 5 $1,000.
Demoine courier., 1855-06-28

Majority against the lew 1852
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pFPrBLICAN MASS MEETING.

PHnAaELFHIA, Thursday, sept 81 issx
RePnblicse Bs-s mte'ing wa oeid ~ tia cvN-
ing an6 as sddrt~sea nv verge A Csie,, S,nsI
Aaron srd Senator Wiison he aseaissss go
small. RssO'G'ia5s were pascal sckscwledsisg tie
night Of slayehol5ers TO m'ia'sin Slavery ~h-r- II.
nth 6, bu' denying the rishs 10 fufsoer extesss
concs N, ing the ~ preme Court &c efaing Sis u
sb. as corpus IN the Gaze Of Passn, Nc wii.s-
son, dvclsrirg that is dangerous aud Ash.re,sbh-
car prooe- dirg; that a cAsa msy arise WI r. "a
az, rtv.d p+r-oa h,p- fr no redress except 'csa
biz orpr,sor and that hesitation The osd II tAs
State irhunsl 20 eniorre the un ouesed nights Of 3D.
rene tor fear IT q coslct ~ith the Pcisrs ofhses
exhibis q ervie unoemoN ratio attitude Tbs nsn-
nalien vi tie Stsle Convention was rst,aed.
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SYRACUSE CONvENCIONS-ADJOU
sveci. Dspsteh TO Ihe \. Y. Tribune.
SYRACUSE, Thursday, Sept. 27-ll A. NJ.
The platform has gone through the Wing Convea-
ton, and Is under debate in the Republican.
A probbrtory addition is offered, and q motion to
lay the same on the table lost by so to 10
There is change the ticket Mr.. BURRoUGHs
declines as Canal Commissioner and DANIEL II Bis
SILL, of Livingston, Is put on There is now perfect
union on the ticket
SECOND DISPATCH.
o'elock p. M-Tbe Wing Conveotion came TO the
Republican q; noon, and the Wing party organisation
was formally surrendered.
The Temperance resolution was adopted as the sense
of the majority, bu, is not pu, in the platform.
Nine cheers were given for the ticket Perfect har-
mony prevailed and ali Is over. Adjourned zine de.
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TIE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, Thursday, Sept q, 1885.
The Republican Convention reessembled at 9:i5
O'Clock this morning
HORACE GREELEY, from the Platform Committee,
presented seres of resolutions which the same ss
those reported TO the Wing Convention.
After the reading of the Pattern, JoHs w. srrs-
Bliss Of Monroe Chairman of tAe Committee, submit
ted the following:
VAeeGs eersin Convention Of politicians IN this Sta
tIe.lip. liquors. thus Wrestling Interpretation the
.ppeans from The expression Of the poPusr will
kss That firmly believing the great PRINCIPLES Of pro
tibton be sht will resist the s'teuP' nov ens made
to prevent trial o b. prsceL wotrs IhsEef IN this State
M STIBBIss moved that the foregoing be sp-
pended 10 the majority report
After Discussion Mr.. GRIZZLY moved that the reso-
luton of M. Stebbins be laid on the table Lost.
Ayes IS; Nays Zoe.
Jude CrLyIR then moved suendmen. that
the preamble and resolution Of M Stebbns be adopted
BY the Convention as an independent proposition.
Mr. sTIBENs scoep,ed The amendment, to bis propo-
stOp, and bis preamble and resolution were adopted
by reclamation.
Tie plsform presented BY Mr.. GRIZZLY from the
majority Of The Committee was then adopted by &C.
clsmstop.
The Committee on Nominations, through Mr.. OLrs
AtLestleel IePtl1cu IOI c@stc VtI0S4s t44c noHAc
nsnes as those adopted by the Wing Convention, and
the ticke, was accepted.
ACommit,ee was then appointed 10 notify the Wing
Convention that the Republican Convention was
ready 10 receive the Wing Convention.
AT HAS A. NJ. the Wing Conventon were ushered
into We,irg Hall, and greeted with nine cbeers and
placed in the center sess-the members Of the Repub
lean Convention dividing on ether side Of the Hal
~, LITILTJoHs of Osyego moved that the two
Conventions in union radfy the platforms passed BY
each Convertor. Carried by exclamation.
Mr.. BLUsr Of New-YOrk moved the ratification Of
The tei ct nominated BY bo.h Conventions.
JoHs A. KY6, President of the Wing Convention,
seated by the sce Of Mr. Fentou President Of the Re
publican Convention, moved an amendment, tia,
tie ticket ratified be given to tie people Of the State
ss Repubicss ticket
The motion and amendment were passed BY accls-
nation.
Isaac o. DALLos Of New-York moved that the
name Of Republican be given to the new party. Passed
by secsusron.
Mr.. SPArLDIsG Of Buffalo moved that the Pres
den's Of the two Conventions sppoint State Central
Committee consisting Of twenty fosr Passed by 90
clamstcr.
Judge GRAvrs, Q veteran Democrat of Herkimer
submitted to the united C0nvsooa the following reso.