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G S Nbb0G HhSbso 81 Aro PfSf fsf
or bf MGNDk SFfs HRysG hSP
story bScl b i House zRI
back building, the lot fronting q feet inches on e
S[eft nTtn between ID and Sd streets west, run
me House Is a handsome three story brick with
n10H oach nnL!dinss containing saloon parIor, ten
rooms, and hath -roOm,-wlth water and gas pines
Inroughout' marble mantels, and finished in the best
Persons in want of a desirable and conveniently
ahhfanscd Owe Ing IN an unexceptIonable location
should attend ms sale, which will be made with
out reserve. Title unquestiOnable
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue IN e. I2 and
10 months, Wth interest," secured by deed in tru 81
oos-d J. C MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts.
uhtll WEDNESDAY AFTERNoON, Oct. i iata a.
D' oc 10 1' 'D J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctrs.
SuPERI6R R6sEW6o G2 sE* *FSSG Octave
- PANoFoRrE, EXCELLENT FURN1rURE, Car
MORNING, october 18Th, At 10 o'oiocS. 81 No.
shall sell the entire House ho,d Effects of a gentle
man decllnIng housekeeping, comprising.
Hallet Il Davis, in use but i've months, and cost
$50,
Suite of walnut carved Parlor Furniturs. finished in
maroon plush. consisting of 2 French sofas. /
Tete-a-tete, Arm Chairs, = Parlor Chairs and
Handsome marbl top centre and sofa Tables.
Large French plato Mantel Mirrors
French Mantel Tlmepicce, China Vases and Orna-
ments,
Fine OIL Paintings and Ensrsvings in gilt frames,
beautiful Walnut Etagere. Fancy Chairs,
Velvet. Brussels and three ply Carpets
Rugs. Floor OllclOth, Mating, Window Shades
Solid Oak Hall Sat. Stair Rods and Eyes,
Superior Rose wood Beaufet,
Extension Dining Table.
French Dining Chairs, Side Tables Lounges
Silver plated and engraved Tea St, Casters Egg
Boiler, Cake Baskets and spoons,
French China Dinner aud Tea Service
Glassware, Table Cutlery,
Table Linen, Bohemian glassware
Superior WalGut and Mahogany Chamber Furni-
ture, comprising JENNY Lind and French Bed
steads, Wardrobes, marble top Dressing Blu
reaIs ard Washstands.
Handsome Set of Oak and Gilt Chamber Furniture
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase,
Plush covered Lounge, cane seat Chairs
Rockers. Leather covered Revolving Char
Excellent curled Hair Mattresses, Bolsters And
Pillows, ~
Blankets and Comforts, Counterpanes,
Red Linen, Chamber Stoves, Toilet Sets
Clocks, Towel Racks,
Superior Refrigerator, Cooking Stove, &c
Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
The above Furniture, &c, is of excellent quality
and in good condition. H'
Terms: $50 and under. cash over that sum
credit OF GO ard gu days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, b. airing interest.
oc lo-d J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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Mrs; w lNsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has SfothIug Syrup for ChiIfsn T,ssfb
,nS, winch greatly facilitates the process ofteethne
~ soaiIe i me gums, reducing all inflammation
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest
- yourselves. and relief and health to you infants
another column. oo m - l. III
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,DCRlNG THE SUMNER that has inst passed avav
thousands OF sufferers from dy sentery and diarrhGa
nave poem renewed by the use of HOSfetsvS Bitsrs
permanent place in the public estimstion Bilious
uLarrhf Is one of those diseases which battles the
Yer 70 Az uPnn the bowels 20 reach the
evil. Inc uihcu!ty Is to get a remedy that will
tanenusly rush Of yEor to rid themselves of this
dsease. TINS problem is solved by the BItters
cases is only fair 20 say, that DUNG tho season
Just closed this medicine has achieved more cnTes
rIng the ia, which that terrible scourge the fever
anu sgue so prevalent the BItters, will gain fresh
i"'no' ''uiu ny tIuru1glsts everywhere. oll-eo3t
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THIRD LECTURE OF DR.. THoMAs-Dr Thomas
last evening resumed his series of lectures at the
Unitarian church, corner Of = xth and ID sts. The
subject dilAted upon was - The present state of
Europe and Asia. considered in the light of his
tory and revelation, with especial reference to
events which are TO precede the Introduction of
the coming reign OF Christ over the nations in
great power and glory"
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NARSHAI'S SALF.-In virtue of two w,Its Of
~ ~ nerl iacas issued from the Clerks Office Of
the circuit Court of the District of Co umba for
the county of Washington and to me- d,rsntad o /
VII expose to public sale, for cash in front Of the
the 18th day of October next Iail at II ,'cocL ~
~ deieIhants right, title claim and interest in and
Ington, ID. G., together with ali and sInguIar pba
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, seized and levied upon as
the property of Thos j. Barrett and will he sold In
satisfy JUdlcals Nos. az and ia to NAV term IS5a
~ fayoT OF Geerge and Thns. Parker & Co and
w. SELDEN Marshal
&c 2"-ts flr the District of Columhis
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MAfSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue Of a writ of fierI
" Iaclas Issued from the Clerks office OF the Cir
CUT court OF the District of Columbia for the conn
OF W ashlngton and TO me directed, I will nose
70 Purilc SAFE Tor cash, at Wehber's livery stable
navy ard opposite the Anacosta engine house
nn w ednesday, the 18th day of October Instant
cnatt.ls, TO wit; Gray and Bay Horses, Wagon,
Cast ana sets Of Harness, seized and levied upon
as the goods and chat.sis of Wankoniez and " m
be sold 70 satisfy Jndcals No 226 TO October term
l. 81, IN favor OF FItzhugh Coyle. ~"
s,. ,,c w. SELDEN,
DC o-uts Marshal for District of Columns,
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SUDDEN DEATH.-iast night a colorcd woman
Tell dead on Virginia avenue. near Four-anda hall
st She was about 81 years of age The pbv'
scians decided the cause of death to be the hear,
disease " nun
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CENTRE MARKET was well attended this morn
ing. Prices about as on Saturday.
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. BY A. GREEN. Auctioncer.

BY \. GREEN, AUctiOncer
GoOD TYP STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
-. LoI AT ,@LEcTIoN-On WEDNESDAY the
o'clock p M, part OF Lot q in Sanare IN .s a,
In Penn which are good story
IroLts on 1th street west, between and q streets
said lot. N '"o "rPth "l
Terms; One thi rd cash balance in g. y And "a
MONTHS Tor notes bearing interest
&C ) 1T .:pEEN A..
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AUCTION BALES

BY WALL & BARNARD. AnctIoneeT,
ii FfTITpUSLD PURNITURE, BAR ROOM
THURSbaVs LIQUORS: DC. AT AucIIoN.-On
s %t se a. the Restaurant corner of and Elev.
f9,h srssets the Household Furniture, Bar Room
$500 $500, Se comprising
Beddlnga Washstands Rureans
Snairs. carpets, OIlcloth
ga GAS , sOa res, Rscantsrs, Liquors
hTTcnen Utensils, Stoves, &C.
9c .--a WALL BARNARD. Auot.
By J. c: MCGUIRE Co, Auctioneers.
Nay AND DESIRABLE TwO-STORY
hFTkRIa696GiN 66,o AsefT IsS q.
story Siicp Inc premises, we shall SELL new two
lot, situated north street between 4tS and stb
81 The House is butt in the best manner and well
nan1"Ho, CONTAINING seven rooms with excellent
Pantiies and closets has pressed brick front and
fsm IN every respect desirable residence for small
Terms n One fourth cash; the residue In 6. y.
trnst on IN, with interest, secured by deed of
oc lid j. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auct..
by BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
A DMiNlSTRATOR'S SALE OF THE PER
fRI6A5 TIE h 81 88OTEh
INST, az ocOck, will sell at our anction room
On m bridge street, the Furniture Of the lats r. NJ.
BSedstfead, b. d, Mattresses, Bedding,
NMa,drohe, Blu cans, Washstands,
Rocker. Bsdet Hearth Rug. Drugget,
LIT% etnsg gases, with other goods.
Co ---GIs BARNARD x BUCKLEY. Aucts.
BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown-
t,,AShLLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Nc io,h HucIIoN On WEDNESDAY MORN
Mrs MI i St az 20 O'Clock At the reside ence Of
Sgets Ieore etown, we will sell the entire House
n ~, anu hltchen Furniture, name hut in mart
Mah9sany centre, tIde; dining and hall Tables,
90 Chairs, Rockers and Sofas.
Nush and cane-sest Chairs, easy Chairs
put frame and other Mirrors. Shades,
Excellent Carpets, Mating and Oilcoths,
Mahogany Bureaus, Washstands
do Bedsteads Wardrobes
excellent ,ther Beds, Pillows and holsters
Blankets Quilts, and other Bedding
Ehlna, CrockeIy and Glass Ware,
Kitchen, Cooking and other Stoves
Curtains Shades, Lamps CandIestickS
Win many other articles not here mentioned
ms urnlture is all IN exc Silent order and renair
IeIms; SD and under, cash over that sum a
1sad oil o. anu ~ Saws Tor notes satisfactorily en-
oo lid BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aucts.
b. ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auct;onoors
TNRCSTEE'S SALE OF VAIUABI,E KEAU,
EsTaTE;IOn TUESDAY; the 9TH day of Sep
temher, A ID. 1859, at IA O'Clock D. M will sell AT
public auction to the CHEST bidder in front of tho
premises under and by virtue OF deed Of tInst 10
me duly executed and recorded in Liber I a =
No. l1l lolos lt9 ct al, one of tho land records
I9G washington county, IN the District of Colum
ma, all that piece or psrce of land lying. situate
and being in the city Of Washington and DstrI"t Of
CouDbla, and known and descrI bed on the plot or
tian oil SAID city as square numbered seven hmm
dred ara twenty, (7zl together with the buildings
Improvements, heredl taments, and appurtenances
20 the same belonging or appertainIng. Terms of
JOS. ii. BRADLEY, Jr.. Trustee.
}. Z. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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RROWN'S HnTRT n,

Browns HOTEL, October
ACHlhIS MADE To ORDER We are ga
usual prepared 10 make Shirts TO measure. and war
rant them to ht. Our long experience IN the manu-
facture of
CENTS DRESS SHIRTS
warrants US In saying that please all tastes az
STEVENS sales Room,
&C 6-bt Browns Hotel.
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Don't FORGET the ball of the Merle Social
Club at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, tonight.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts,

DHOTOGRAPH, AMBROTYPE, AND ME-
LAlNOTYPE I.IKENESSES.
The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
of6eorgeto wn and vicinity that he liz permanently
located on the corner of Bridge and High streets.
and IL prepa ed to Take Likenesses In g style of
beauty workmanship equal to any other opera
tor. Terms moderate.
oc lit" THOMAS J. BICKSLER.
A P l. E spprrsA. p E s."
Just received from Western New York l5l bar
res Of No. APPLES, viz: PIPP.NS, WHITE
GRAFT, BELL BOUNDS, RUSSETTS, &c.
Dealers are invited to call and examine the same.
st No. ITO Bridge street, Georgetown, near the
oc II eolw DAVID COSAD.
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE TIE I'M
ers and friends In general that they have made ex
Massey, Collins * Co.'S Superior DRAUGHT
ALE, which for the past year has horne the reputa-
ton OF being the best In this market. We are now
receiving two shipments per week in order to have
II constantly hand, and it will he sold, IN whole
or half barrels, at Baltimore prices for Cash
dshrsTy. AS we sell this A lie only on comm sSiOn.
our terms will be rIzidly adhered to. SAT- sfaction
guaranteed in every instance, prOvIdei notice of
defect be given within "a hours after tappiug.
Domestic ALES, PORTER, aud BROWN
STOUT, lfally equal, IL not superior. to any i'm
ported, at from 81 TO 81 80 per dozen, delivered in
dria. Army SHINN
Oc lift 81 Gre. m stree C,eorgetown,
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SANFoRD's OPERA TROUPE drew an immense
house last night, Notwithstanding the rival at
fractions in other quarters) and almost as many
were turned away from the doors AS gained adj
mission. The performances were capital of their
of the company.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctioDeer
ENNTENSIVE SALE OLE TEAS AT A

BY a. GREEN, Auctioneer
E'NTENSlNE SALE OF TEAS AT AUC-
- TioNTOn TUESDAY mo ming, the 18th inst
! shall sell IN front of nav auction room corner "f
Ith and streets, at 10 O'Clock. large and fine as
soItment of fresh Tea, cons sting Of
IS boxes uftiunpowder
~ chests OOlong Souchong
do PouchOng
do Imperial
do Breakfast Souchong
The attention of the trade is most resnaotG,lIv
ca-d 10 the above sale, the sale will he positive
Ierms: All sums under $50 cash: over SSl a
dorsed paper. '"-
&C ~ A,GREEN Auct
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THE MOUNT VERNON arrived at the western
wharves this morning at o'clock, with a very
fair miscellaneous cargo, principally of merchan-
die for Washington merchants. The following
passengers came from New York: J. b. Brown
and lady. Mr.. Owens. J. Adder, 3 w Crow
Mr.. Bates, Mrs. Bates and child. The tide favored
an early arrival, aud the cargo will he dis harped
and the return freight received in o der to take
her departure at { o'clock tomorrow morning.
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CITY COUNCILS. - Board of AEdSrmsn The
Board met at the usual hour Yesterday, the Presi-
dent. w. T Dove, Esq, in the Chair.
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Il -, DC.
Il WOULD Call the att 'ntIOn of persons reaovat-
ing To my assortment of PAPER ANGINGS
having lately received a choice assortment of 6ne
medium. and low priced Papers. of foreign and do
nestle manu- acture. Papers in imitation of Oak
Mahogany, Maple, Walnut and Rosewood
PANELlNG And every description of DECO
RATlNE PAPER HANGING executed ia a ku-
perIor manner, IA city or country.
Acknowlcdglng past favOrs, 30 ibt rally basto we'd,
shall aim, by lar aud honorable dealing, 20 merit
a continuance of the same
JOHN MARRRITER,
No. 4s6 eth street, g doors above
3-eOitF (ldd EalloHxf pall
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PIck-PocKETs AT THE CIRcUs.-DAN RIcE.-The
immense crowd that attended the circus last nj hit
afforded the light-fngered gentry opportunity
for successful operation. So far, we have heard of
but one person who operated upon Mr.
King, builder, went there with S25 N gold coin
in his pocket, but came away without it. No
doubt others were losers who have not made
known their losses The non-appearance of Dan
Rice was great disappointment to some Of our
citizens, who profess to have money claims upon
him in connection with his circus season here
some years ago.
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CALL AND EXAMINE DEMPSEY q
" OTOOLE'S Specimens of WE ODING NOTE
Pa.avenue, between 9th and
10th sts oc8-St
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CRANDELL, OPTICIAN,
~ No l2s Bridge ST., Geor getotcH,
Has constantly on hand large assortment of
and all other sPEvTACLES, Of the bsstG1
quality, in Gold, Silver, Steel, and German ~
Silver Frames
N b. Old Frames Repaired and new glasses set
In them to order. oo6-lm
MUSIC! MUSICm-The holy Hill Band resps
prepared TO furnish the very best MUSIC for itk&
Balls and Parties on the shortest notice and >&1
the members will be promptly attended to.
oc3-dlm
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SANDFORD's LIVER INvIGoRAToR.-Who that is
troubled with any of thuss sag reGabe
such as Jaundice, Dyspepsia. or Liver diseases O.
any Kind, but would like to know of a remedy for
these unseen ly vlstatlons: We feel that Wa are
doing our Invalid readers invaluable service if
we can induce them to get bottle of Dr. Sanford 8
lnvIgorator and take it, for know from personal
experience that 1t is one of the greatest remede s
OF general debility, aud cOnseque inactive bodily
powers, ever before nsed Its action is so perfect
and complets rs To give relief ths first time taken
and II NJ docs to others u has to u g. half bottle
will ba all that is needed Weknow Of nothing we
can recommend with such confidence as a family
medicine, as the Invigorator. oc saw
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ELEGANT SILK ROBES nppss an rs
= Opened this morning. from the large New York
auction Gales. which we Offer at greatly reduced
oo s.st 523 7th ST.. above Pa avenue
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WATCH RETURNs.-Thomas Tucker colored
drunk and disorderly; workhouse % days. Han
son Hawkins, col, do; do 90 DAYS Larry Nor
ton, do; fined S2.l5 David Richards do ::
workhouse g days. Eliza Richards, do: do %
days. Anthony Sims. col. do; do Oh DAYS
Alfred Allen, col; fined S3.l5. John McCalla,
vAgrant; wOrkhOuse % days. Michael Hart, as
sault; to be tried. Five lodger accommodated
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n AIDES OF WASHINGTONAN AND VICINITY
IL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
Thai Mrs. HELLER has her Grand Op-ntps of
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY fiIIOIls
on Monday. To sday, AMI Wednesoay the "a
Sd, All, and 5th OF october where she igyites ~
the LSfles 10 Dms aud examine for them -
slves, as she has very hand some stock OF 1-'sr<
Fsncy Bennets, straw Goods; also a very large
variety OF Embroldenes. Dress TIimmi IS p aid
Dresses, VaencIa Lace, aides Dress caps. RIb.
Peg ana Fever; CoIssts Of all and prioes.
NoIlcE.Mrs HELLER has lust rec lived IS ooO
boxes OF RUCHES, with wIi be- sold wholesale
ana retsil az New York prices; slso, q very srGe
OF watch steel springs
Ladies. don't forget tocsIl No. 81 Market Space,
between 7th and eth ST slim
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DHlLADELPHlA MANUFA CTU RYE
L BOOTS AND SHOES.-Just received a n
Sa75
High Oxford Ties and Munroe Calf SHOES,
sewed, 81 81
Call early, at STINEMETZ
&C TT 236 Pa sv., bet. 18TH and I9th sts
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B,y,G; McGUIRE4 CO, Auctioneers.

JOS. III. BRADLEY, Jr.. Trustee.
J. Z. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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ARE YOU INSURED!-AmpIe IndemnIt,
a agslnst Loss BY FRI is offered BY the WASH
NGTON- INSURANCE COMPANY. Once
corner OF Penn. avenue and 10th st. Stookhoders,
directors and officers all citizens of and
Georgetown.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE. President
.. ID HArsoN. Sen- no Io-eoda
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THE FINEST CLOTHING EsrABLIsHMBNr IN
WASHING rON CRY J. Nj McCamy IL CO., are
now receiving their fall sy les of Clothing mado to
order for their retail trade. Furnishing Goods of
every kind. Trunks. Valises and Carpet Bags, ass
and 800 Penn. avenue, National Hotel Building
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STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
Il HAVE a few more left which am selling at
as pOss Die. q SNYDER
OCT next door 20 the Star Office.
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grHorosvnLr ~ n. R,ed. A p. Hove. NJ.
3. hnynes. W. Iompkins, A. Cilpontor
WARRENsviLLE w n Wauen, NJ Warren,
y Loomis, Il. u. Bowers, | F. Adams, Jr, w.
N, Wauen
PARMA No delegation
RoYALroS No delegation
The motion 10 Jay Nc SHADES motion for The
appointment Of a Committee on The table, was then
called aud carried
Mr. Loren Prentiss moved that an ioformal bal
lot be taken Of the delegates, each Que to write
upon their ballot "no change" or popular vote"
Mr.. slade offered from the six delegatesfrom tbe
Sixth Ward the following propositions as expires
sing their views upon the subject Of delegation.
The undersigned Delegates in this Convention
from the 9th Ward Of Cleveland) called 10 consid-
or the subject Of q change in tho manner Of nomi-
mating candidates for county offices In the county
cf Cuyahoga, would present the following ~ their
views:
We believe that tho following propositions will,
without ella crate argument, receive the approval
Of overy, candid fair minded Republican.
ist That In Republican government the peo-
pie the source Of all power,the various officers
whom they elect, merely acting as their agents,
and that in all elections the vote Of Of every cit
zen has equal weight
%. Thatiho Republican party Il based upon the
principle that in the election Of all officers, The
voice Of the people properly expressed, shall rule.
Sd That 10 the nomination Of candidates 10 be
supported by the party in Cuyahoga county, every
Republican has the right 10 demand that his voice
shall be heard and his influence felt and that in
such nominations Il Is not just that one Republi-
can should have more power than another,
4th That by direct vote by every Republican
for the candidate Of his choice he can best express
his preference and have his influence most surely
| felt.
I
| Of Republicanism and that is the support Of tbs
principles Of the party, leaving every Republican
to the full enjoyment Of bis peculiar opinioni
upon all other questions, moral or religious.
In view Of these plain principles look at the fol
lowing facts, At the last oleco there were cas-
ia this county for Governor Dennison $3.50 votes
distributed between the Townships and Wards 81
| follows.
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Thus II will be seen that in the Townships the
vote ranges from SO to 322 aud Ia the WardS from
lls to 45S.
Here thon we have $3.50 Republicans, all equal
in rights and privileges and every one entitled to
be heard ia the nomination of candidates whom he
Is expected to support no one being entitled to
more power in that respect thaR another.
But how is It practically under our present Con-
v0nton system. Ia the Sih Ward Of Cleveland
for exsmpe, IFS Republicans elect six Delegates
and in Brooklyn 322 Republicans do the same
10 Orange 81 Republicans elect a like number and
in the 4th Ward ass do the same.
Thoy meet Ia Convention and there lis Repub-
licans in the Sth Ward have equal power in nomi
mating candidates as 322 in Brooklyn, and 81 Res
pubioans in Orange the same power as 4jS in the
lth Ward From Orange Delegate represents Ia
Republicans rom the 9TH Ward he represents 10.
From tho sth Ward no represents 10 and from
| Brooklyn 90.
Thus one Republican ia the sth Ward has as
much power in deciding who shall be the caudi
date of the party q in Brooklyn and ono In
Orange as 5i 10 the 4lh Ward.
This rule, it seems clear to tho undersigned, Wis
olales the very first principle of true Republiconism
and puts it within the power of majority Of dele
gates representing minority of the Republicans
Of the county to nominate a candidate over Int'
nori,y Of delegates representing a majority OF Re-
publicans
Sixteen Wards and Townships by their delegates
control a Convention. There are thatnumbor thai
gave Dennison only 1925 yotes, while the remain
ing IA Wards aud Townships gave him 303i voies
No State Convention of any party in Ohio i'
called on such basis aud Cuyahoga would mol
tolerate a basis, which would give 32S Republican
in Ottawa the same power in nominating dov-
| ernor as $500 in Cuyahoga county.
NO County Convention known 10 the undorsign
ed except ia this county, has such basis, most o
them having delegates based upon tho Republican
vote,as in Hamilton, Franklin, Montgomery, Mus
kingum and Lorain, in each Of which, except 10
rain, there are cities.
No District Convention in Ohio, as far as know n
has such a basis, and it will be remembered iha
at the last Congressional Convention for this Dis
trct ii was unanimously resolved that all futur
Conventions should be based upon the Republ.
can vote.
If then this Convention should prefer Dolegat
Conventions, the most equitable mode of callinj
them, in our opinion, is by delegations based o
the Republican vote so that n Republican in on
Township or Ward, shall have the same power IN
Convention as a Republican in another Townshi
or Ward
e Called upon such basis, Convention com
posed Of 1876 Delegates, 10 more than at presen
I, based upon Gov. 9ennison's vote, would be np
portioned between tho Townships and Wards .
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