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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
THE PLOT TO burn NEW YORK CITY.
SEVERAL PERSONS ARRESTED.
THR DETECTIVES AT WORK
From Lhe Nsr York rImsa.


1t is settled, beyond doubt, that the
Internal plot was the deliberate work of
Southern traitors, who had for their Oh
ject the complete destruction of the city.
Several arrests have been made, and the
prospects are fair for the securing of II
majority of the criminals, who, according
to the order of Gen Dix, will, on convic-
ton, be "erscutsd a0ithOm The delay of a
single day." The police are in possession
Of important evidence, which it is not
proper to give to the public now, but
which promises the most satisfactory re-
suits. The principal hotels fired-the
Astor, ST. Nicholas, Fifth Avenue, La
farge, st. James. Metropolitan, Howard,
United States, Loyejoy's, Tammany, Bel
mont and Hanford-are secure against
any further incendiary attempts.
The plot to destroy the city proves to
be far more extensive than was at first
supposed The men selected by rebel
sympathizers TO do the work carefully pre-
pared plan which, had it not been frus-
trated by our hotel proprietors being
warned Of their danger by the police,
must have resulted to the satisfaction OF
the 6ends in whose brain it originated.
Besides the hotels and other public estab-
lishments fired, it has been ascertained
that arrangements were made for extern
siye confiagrations even in the suburbs oI
the city. Most of the work Of the incen.
diaries was done before one O'Clock Sa.
turday morning. although the New Eng
land Hotel and some others were fred
after that hour.
The st. Nicholas has probably suffered
the worst-the damage there will proba,
bly, amount to $4,000 Loyejoy's Hotel
was set on fire twice. The first attempt
to burn ii was about l0A O'Clock, and the
second at near II O'Clock.
Several attempts were made to burr
the shipping in the harbor but in tina
direction the plotters failed most misera
bly,. Shortly after IL O'Clock on Satur
day morning barge, loaded with hay
lying at the pier between Beach and
North Moore streets, was found to be on
FIRE by officer Hamilton. Of the Fifth Pre-.
cinct. The flames were extinguished
without great damage The police found
a broken bottle, which had contained
phosphorus, on the vessel
One barge Merchant, lying at the bulk
head between Franklin and North Moore
streets, was also discovered to be on fir
by officer Hamilton. A broken bottle
recently containing the same material
was also found there. Owing to tn
promptness of the police aud iremen the
barge was but slightly damaged.
The detectives are hard at work, and
the public will undoubtedly soon be ii
possession of full particulars,
Gentlemen's Hats.
Az the latest styles At CHARLES oAkFoRD a SONS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
Ladies' Hats.
The largest assortment At CHARLES 0AKf0RD 4 s0ss
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, .ar


THE ArTIsANe 5AvIAa BAaK, NO. III harhsl
Street, Wilmington. Delaware. Office open 10
receive deposits and make payments, daily, 81
cSpt Sundays, from o'clock, A. NJ. till 7. NJ
On Tuesday evenings from Z to 8 O'Clock, esd
on Saturday EVENING" from to O'Clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution ailsI
payment Of necessary expenses, are all to be d.
Vided among the depositors. Dividends are DE-
elared semi-annually. in the months Of April GOD
October.
The Charter enaots that no member Of lA'
BOARD Of Managers shall be entitled to rscsl,'
AL profit or emolament for his services as sucli
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited Win
the Corporation. ..f7
Managers. William s. Hilles, Edward Belts,
Joseph W. Day, N. R. Benson, Charles v. HoH,
land, George W. Bush. Edward Moore, Leonard
Z. Wales, Clement b. smyth, d.. ]. F. Vaughan
William II. Billany, william Candy, Henry T.
Jones.
~ WILLIAM 8. HLLRs, President
GnoR1E ". BUsB, Vice President
JoHE P. AoLHAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

SERVED RIoHT.-some busybodies in Eng
land lately took tho trouble to get up a
"peacs-addresa" and have it extensively
signed by rebels and rebel sympathizers,
with view Of presenting it to the Presi-
dent Of the United States. The agent 10
charge Of the precious document duly arriv-
sd. and on Saturday attempted to obtain an
interview with MIR. LINCOLN and formally y
present the address but the President de-
clined seeing the rebel Britsher, and refus-
ed to accept his massive paper. We would
recommend him to cut the foolish address
into slips and give every Mcclellan voter
one, as memento of the double folly o
voting for Little Mac" and advocating
Peace on the rebel platform,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
PITTS.

No palm attends thsir operation. The only pl n
operate withoat grlpag, ssksnbg, weakening
lug the bowels eesIVs aud the best Pulls Stss
the Ailoted for every disease requiring PuTBAus
cline Their Atrlnss msrits are bseomlng sS,
known. Elegantly sugar coated price 70 GEMS " Il
Head what the Rev. granela N. Hawhlnsto OF hs 80
Chureh, At baltimore, says oi their exeellenes ,aa
ToWsonToWa, Nd Apf ~ Sn,h, iov,h
DR. sINHs Son Sir ~ have been for Aor hoss XXI
greatly afflicted with the Liver Affection or ~ w ~,
months alter my seemed serious thouynss ,ib
wasting away With consumption suffered nv musn ~ "" mn
vlolsnt misery In my side and with puIhs in ysry
back my breathing very hArdi my out Il
yellow in fact my whole system seemed enllsL ~ In
order. had severe cough At times aud Nea Ni ssok
my breast. applied 70 several phy1leians Aau w sl
great amount of medicine which seemed 70 hA' sssbt
effect When hrnt heard Of your Liver Flia IN, ~,
perhaps they might do me some good 70 ~ Ina.
box, and bei0re lad taken them all h sea hanger
cd my head fslt no longer glddy, my sue Y, Ia
paiusd me. my sesnsd to be stfengll1pa% ~ nov
ether Worda began to feel like new man Ahu MI
enjoying very gaod health, They operate Nlnowmsud
enng any grlplng pains, sud do hshy IL il 100
them 10 the public. Try them, sufferers, psioi0 -
late Your humble servant ,wKlss.
OF Baltimore Circuit, Of the N. y. gWnel W "a
Sole manufacturers, BIAMH SON, e,,SI.ins
hTuERIaH corner Of Rourth aud King streels, Mar.s
ton Del Sold by Druggats and Storskeepen iia,
Ask for simmh Vegetable Liver Pllls aud IA IAks soa
Sold by Ferris, New CAHtlsi Booth and COMFY k.SmouI;
Dover; HAnmsralsy 4 Roulk, Milford Lodge yi''AS-
Dy9tt Co.. philAdslphia, and dealers gsnerAny
mhy.27,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

AHHIvRHsARY SRRMoN. .-0n Sunday morning
last, the Rev. Leighton Coleman, delivered his
hrst anniversary sermon at st. johns Church,
Drandywiue Village, to a large congregation
At our request, the following extracts have been
furnished us;--
"During the year, this Church has been
opened for Divine serVice, on Sundays l07
tunes, and on other days 1873 times; in all, $50
times. With very few exceptions, l ofhciated al
all these services. In addition to this, have
ofiiciated on twenty-five different occasions in
other parishes. At these various services,
have delivered quite two hundred sermons und
addresses.
"During the year, / have baptised twelve
adults, aud fifty three children 10 oil, sixty
Ave psrsors-eighteen persons have been con-
armed-nineteen peFuols have been admitted to
the Holy Communion, making the present mum
Der Of communicates, sixty-hve. | have attend
cd tEsnty-four funerals fifteen within and
belonging to TIE parish, aud nine without
Three marriages have been splemnized Four
hundred and thirty eight parOchial Vigts have
been paid
..In regard to the Sunday Schools, am pro-
foundly thankful that can report decided and
Well-maintained growth. TneFe are now belong.
ing TO the White School, two hundred and Ave
children, and 10 the Colored School, (organzeC
April 10th, forty-tbres. In addition to this, Q
Sewing School was opened few weeks sgo, and
now numbers about sixty pupils
"Ths congregations, am happy to note, hav'
been increasing. and their interest 10 spiritua
things has been, trust permanently enlarged
The Church Guild has been fully organized. an,
has already begun its charitable work. Th,
parish has been set off into districts, and visitor
appointed to care for the sick, and needy, ant
sHicled, within their several boundaries.
10 its epanoial history, too, The parish ha
shown decided progress, slihough there is still
room for imprQvspspt here, % 10 every other de
partmeht Of its work,
This is the most encouraging report, we bs
lisVs, that has ever been made at st. Johns, an
ss sipusrely trust that it's new year, just mo-
bsginning' mY Ps sysn more abundant
blessed,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
tgE [PuBEIo-NO 1851
AN ACT relailng to tho compsnsatIon Of pension


re q enacted BY he Senate and House of Repre-
senldf'vfs q me United Statss Of Amsrica in Con
grass Gsssmolsi, That there shall be paid. over
and above the compensation now allowed by law
10 every pension agent discussing fifty thousand
9oiiArs annually, not exceeding ave hundred
collars per snnun for clerk hire, rent of Office.
and once expenses; Rad to every agent disburs.
lng one hundred thousand dollars annually. mot
eIoeeding seven hundred aud ffiy dollars per
a5num aud for every hfty thousand dollars
suallionai. not exessding two hundred and iifty
9ohais per annum, for the purposes aforesaid /:
f7oV'aed, That in NO case shall the amount Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

WHEN GENERAL TAYLOR was elected Pre-.
sident, sixteen years ago, he did not receive
a single electoral votes from the States lying
north and west OF the Ohio river, PreSi-
dent Lincoln carried them all four years
ago. but many of them by neagre majori-
ties. But this year he has a popular ma
iority of 24s,OOO. and lO3 electoral yotea
This great vote and popular majority by the
Northwest shows that that part of the eouu
try does not intend to secede just yet
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

FRoN MOBILE BAY.-From q private lelIV
from Lieutenant Yates, commanding the cap
tuFed gunboat Selma, in Mobile Bay, We lelia
that the SebaRo, not long since, while on PlcH"
duty, was fred into by field battery on shore
and lost an ensign and three men. The SebAgS
engaged the battery, and finally drove Is 0u
without sustaining further casualties. The rs'
bells 10 Mobile are busily engaged In construct
ing and preparing two torpedo boats with WAGp
they propose to make q raid on our squadron u
the bay.-boston Courier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

Later intelligence from Japan, Yia oan ~
francisco, confirms the opening oil tns ~. ~
land sea, with some additional partlcn'S,JJ a.
The allies lost sixty.four in kllleu AuI aS
wounded, and the Japanese three hlnutsu .,so
The American indemnity will reacn W." n
hundred thousand dollars. The JSPap PS.
ese forts are to be dismantled ana O .n'
fleets will remain to see that this IS dope 'i
The value of the shipping destroys
during the recent gale on Lake Erie =
estimated at one million dollars
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
TPUBLIo-No. 100.

l.
AN ACT authorizing the issue Of slents for lot,.
tions made with certificates granted. uOd,,
authority Of the act OF Congress apprO.i
March seventeenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, allowing floats in satisfaction Il
lands sold by the United States within tb,
limits Of the Las oflnigss, and La Mana Rruuu
in Louisiana.
BE il enacted by ts Senate and House of R,t,,
s'ntatiots Of The United States Of Amtried ia Con-
gress asseRsbisd THAT in the case Of all location,
made with certificates Issued under the ac Of
Congress approved seventeenth March, eighlssn
hundred aud sixty-two, "Authorizing Aials II
issue iu satisfaction Of claims Agaiusi the uuiti
States for lands sold by them within The Ls,
Ormigas aud La Mana grants, iu the State of
Louisiana II shall and may bs lawful for lhs
Commissioner Of The General Land Office TO cause
patents TO issue for such locations, where ihs
same may be found bona fids and satisfactory "
the said commissioner.
Approved, June 80, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
cenpensatiOn to any one agent erOsss IL,
Of four thousand dollars 'as Gun
Approved, Iune 80, 1864
[PUBLIo-No. l5o I

IPUHLIo-No. l50
An ACT auihorizing a grant 10 ill., a,.,
iornta, OF the "Yo-Semite valley ! snI " val'
land embracing the .'.Mariposa Sa M, y. y lA'
bs H enacted BY he Senate and Hov,,o,,
s'nfahve' Of tAs Uniied States Of AM.ricsy !. a5f'
gsess dssemotsd, That there shall be And i. h eVA
grAnted TO the State Of fCsiifornia ths ,,oias,oI
gorge. In the granite peak Of the sOrrs m" N..T q
mountains, situated in the county Al M.',Ada MNAda
in the State aforesaid, and the hesd a,poal
the Meroee river, aud known "A tho v" "Nssud s.rd
valley, with it's branches or spurs. IN n;smM as,;"M
length hfteen miles, and in averAes ridL idAlsi
mile back from the main edge Of iha sa ns..i' Sa'
on each side OF the valley, with the snsI.sIsA''
nevertheless, that the said State shall asu "a.'u
thiH grant upon the express coplitions r @p
the premises shall be held for pubIS 'uN "1l
resort, aud recreation shall 10 ipaiiensll,Sa' "
all time but leases not exceeding Ten yes,s n.'s M
be granted for poltions OF said premises II,
incomes derived from leases Of privileges ia i.
eAPenueu IN the preservation aud imptoyemsa,
o. 'ne property, or the roads leading tba,a,a'
lns ooundaties to be established at The oo,' a,
said Slate by the untsd States survssss uv''a
OF California, whose official plat. wbrr Is. Ss.sh
BY the Commissioner Of the General Land nS1A q'a
hall constitute the evidence Of the loons
and limits Of the said cleft or gorge. M ha' ~.
misses to be managed by the goyeruot !, ~. ~.
Biate with eight other commissiop,rs IA h. M'
pointed by the executive Of California. SrS HTE ~
shall receive ne compensation for Incl, ssrsis
Sec. 2. And6 Il Further enacted. Thai s'a ,S.'.
shall likewise be and there Is hereby sron,aI,'
the said State Of California the tracts smh,soi.s
what is known As the "MaripOsa Big Tree tI,o,a
mot to exceed the area Of four sections And ,o6,
taken ln legal sub-dlvisions Of ouo ousr,sr wv
tiOn each, with the like stipulation Is sxur,v'5 nd
in the first section Of this act As to tbs s,s,..
acceptance, with like conditions as IN ,bs A.,
section Of this act as to inalisnabillty, yet Win
same lease privilege the Income TO 10 sIp.pj,s
10 preservation, improvement. and protection of
the property; the premises to be managed h,
commissioners as stipulated in the 6rst Secdos
Of this act, aud to be taken in legal sub dlysou,
as aforesaid and the official plat Of The United
States surveyor general, when affirmed by n,
Commissisner Of the General Land Office Ia /,
the evidence Of tho locus cf The said Marlpo,,
Big Tree Grove.
Approved, June 80, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
Official.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pds'sd al he FirH Session Of he Thirty Eiohth
Congress.
Official.
[PuBLlc-No. 1871

AN ACT IN relation to tho village of Deposit,
Delaware county, New York.
re q enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
SsH'df'vs 0 Ms Unitsd STATES Of America IN Con-
grsss Gssem6lsd, That the village OF Dspoait
which is situate partly in the county OF Delaware
ana partly in the county Of Broome, in the State
OF New York, shall, for all the purposes Of the
postal laws and regulations Of the United States.
ana the publication Vf the laws Of United States,
ana notices and other publications 10 pursuAnce
o. sreh laws, be regarded as within the county
Of Delaware aforesaid.
Approved, June 80. 1904.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

NERNoNT.--rhe Official vote Of Vermont
is as follows Lincoln, 42.Als; Mcclellan,
1892. Republican majority. 29,097. There
is gain on MIR. Llncoln's majority in 1860
of over 5000 The aggregate vote this
year is over eleven thousand larger than it
was in 1860.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the residence Of A,
bride's father December, LIST, inst, 10 iAIi
city. by the Rev. Jno. pleasonton Da Hamsl
BRNJ. NRwLIH MoRToA, OF Ridley, Delaware
County Pa, and MARY R. FAneoH, daughter
Of JnO. FarsOn, Esq, Of Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
FoRrRKss MoNnos Novsvsv0

NUHIHkss MUNhOBI NOVEMBER 70.
Hon. Gibson WELLEs, Secretary Of the Navy.
The United States Steamer Fort Morgan
arrived at this port at ten p. NJ. of the 9th
instant, with the rebel Admiral Franklin
Buchanan and his two aids on board.
DAVID d. PoRTKR, Rear Admiral.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
DIED.

Monday, 2sth ult, JOnI
scHoERILD, sR., in the 4Sd year Of bis age
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited 10 attend his funeral from bis late
residence. in MoDOwellVills, on this Friday
afternoon, at 8 O'Clock.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
lss,4s7
l5s,349
Mr.. Lipcoln's majority.
3l,Oss

In 1860 the total vote OF Illinois was 332,-
376. The increase is 5,4lO, and this not
withstanding the absence of $4,000 men in
the held. OF these, however, the Republ-
vote. The gain on the Republican ma
jority of 800 is 1917
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
Approved, June 80, 1864.
IPusLlc-NO. l6l.I

PUBLIc-No. l6l.
An ACT to facilitate trade on the Red River of
the North.
BE il enacted 6V the Senate and HoHM Of Rprt-
stgtatvss ofMe United .Siates Of Amsriea IN Con
9rtss dsStmJisd, That the President Of the United
States be and be is hereby authorized 10 dssig-
nate AMI establish such points or places upon
the Red River Of the North &C to him shall seen
erpedient for lading and unladng the oargoes
OF vessels navigating the said river.
Approved, July l, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

GssRRAL SMxTu.-It Is stated ip letter to
the Philadelphia Inquirer, that General Thomas
s. Smy h. of this State, ia recommended for the
p siiiOn Of Major General, by Brsyst, for gall
liant services in the field.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
THE PRIvATEER FLORIDA SUNK

The fOllwng dispatches have been receiv.
ed at the Navy Department:
FORTRESS MowRoR, NOVEMBER 29.
Hon. gibson WRrLEs, Secretary of the Navy.
have just received telegram from the
commander of the prize steamer Florida, in
forming me that she had sunk in nine faith
oms water. She had been run into by ar
army steamer and badly damaged. have
not heard the particulars. viii inform the
Department when l receive the written re-
port, DAVID ID. PORTER, Rear Admiral.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
36s,73O
Lincoln's 8 majority.
G.796

MIR, Lincolns majority iu 1860 was SO, 3s.
The total vote for President in 1860 was
675,l56, in 1864 it is 730, ,G64-an increase oil
555eS, or st per cent, The following ia
the result on Governor
Fenton, 369.576
Seymour, 36l, ,26g
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

NEw YoRE.--The New York Tribune
gives the complete official vote of the State,
as follows:
Lincoln, 36s. .73O
Mcclellan, 36l ,934
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
Lincoln's majority,
64ls9

lLIINoM,-'rhe official returns of the cleo
tion in Illinois show that the total vote cast
in that State was 347, 1856 which wss divid-
ed as follows:
For Lincoln, le9437
For Gen. Mcclellan, 15e,349
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
s6s,676
36l,269
Fenton's 3 majority

The total vote for Governor in 1862 was
602,54 in 1864 it is 73O,645. The gain
from 1862 in the whole vote is l2e.299, Tor
nearly ~ per cent? of which the Republi-
cans gain 1859, and the Democrats 54,-
629. MIR. Fenton runs SAG ahead OF Lin
coin, and Seymour is 665 behind Mcclellan.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
PnnsIDENrIAL rLNorIoN.

NRw IIANrsHiRE,-The vote Of New
Hampshire for President is rendered oflcial
and complete as fn1iows.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

ladies' Eurs.
Purchasers may rely upon getting thu best fgis \
CHARLES oAkfoRD a SONS, Continental Hotel, Fh'l
dslphiA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
Ladies, FAIRS.

Purchaser may ruly upoa getting the bent Furs At
delphA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
Gentlenlen,s HATS.
MARRIED.

All the latest styles at CHARLES OAEFORD so!
Continental Hotel, PHILADELPHIA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
ladies' and ChIIdrens Hats.

--latest styles a CHARLES oAKPoRD SONS. Cont
mental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

oHIo,-'rhe Official vote Of Ohio, including
the home vote and the soldiers vote, lex
cept the county of Hancock, which was not
returned,) shows that 4l7,903 Vote1 we're
cast. Of these
MIR. Lincoln received
Home vote, 203,496
Soldiers vote 1886
- 2ss.O44
Gen. Mcclellan received;
Home vote, l77,37a
Soldiers vote, 1881
rRl Rhh
, 1864-07-01

Ore Of the most important movements In conpec
tton with the tnteraBts Of the Cale trade Of ts city
Vas that fnangurated on Tuetday evening, At the
fremont house. BY rhe Chicago Packers at1on
jnanuch a. Euct esssul, sud there 1s little reason
10 suppose that It can bo otherwise, 1t will supply
pressing want indeed positive necessity, TOR lack
Of which the nterests Of drovers ind especially OF
the various cazes Of opersto.s have long since sut
feftd much Inconvenience aud more positive loss.
At present wa are blessed with no less than four
stock yards 50 situated With retpect to.each otoer
that be properly pos:e1 In the actual condition Of
the market the hest part Of day must be consumed
By our operators IN going from yard to the other
Now time being to them AL Important, they arc IN
able to do this. and. a consequence our reporter
frequently Ands, in taking his daily rounds Of the "a
rtoua ynfdss that the average vAlue OF stock under
those frequent changes which ara occusr1nr. has
lted from sc to much soc between the nrtces
paid In ono yard and the others. This u an evil OF
corrider.ble magnitude, giving rise to feelings be-
tween oWnera and brokers OF a very nnIatIsfactory
character BY the consolidation Of the yards OF this
city In one xuitsbe place. dfoyess viii Ways be abe
to command the fuu valne Of their stock,
sAd operators VIII always haye the satisfac-
tion Of knowing that the1 are buying at tho
same equitable rate. The advantages such An ar
ranKerntnt ~ that proposed viii confer our city
packers And large shippers, can hardly be oyeseiti
ated and ID therefore TO be hoped thst, win the
least possible delay, the scheme will be put into opes
alton. We pleased 10 ind that nucl ulani1ity
prevails the subject both With these interested Ia
the purchase and sale Of stosk. and further, soo&
the railway companies OF this CITY, Upon their cor.
dial cooperation much Will depend bnt have no
dcubt they will give tho sehems that attention which
it, Importance descsves and be fally disposed to
art tho promoters 1t this scheme 70 tho utmost Of
their poEeF skeln2 tha the growth and prosperity Of
tals important t1anch Of our coEmeyr1Al industry
has contributed 70 much to thtr prosperity
and i. git "a and moss i'm portant pazs OF thel
resources.
O1e Of the resolutions adopted By tho meeting Pre-
, 1864-07-01

A Grand Ratification Meeting in uTc,
CEaca1en County, Kentucky.

correspondence Chicago TFibune.] =
fAnucAn, ky, June =, = 1864.
One Of the largest and most respectable
meetings ever held in McCncken Comfy
EcntncE met nj liza Ma-tat uan,s ~ -,
Nv ~ 'As "a."ea oo"sc II fa-
oucan' on tueeoaS, tne @lst lns@. 10 ratlfy
and johnson for Vice President. ". Ar
Duggcr was. chosen President. and Tbomos
~ Rada sac-a+.-r cnaash~a ,.a.a ...a -.oae ~
- - ..euu S5' epeecnes were maae ~
". Mcvell. Lieut. colonel HASKELL OF the
1921 Illinois regiment, now here, and ". N.
Digger. DR.. Mcyeil's spcach was merely
~ saa,o anas ,;as.ta ~ 10 ws,as @ a'.I. ."ut ~ maoe
eome Eoou Eo4n, "A'ea a"ioeo :tae shonts
irom the "ahcond1taonals. As matter Of
course, the ,non.nncouditiolals made but