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A RBBEL-JoHSSoS MEETING AT MEMPHIS.
Spe''-' D''''''' ~ CHcAGo Mondry Aug. q, l'sf
The johnson ratification meeting IN memphis On sat
urdav evening was attended by about OOO persons Cen
Forrest presiued lie sd there wac 10 decision II the
late war and he proposed now 20 20 20 the
Tho lighting accom- oil he'd nothing, and he Wahts
moro 0f H. lie indorscd the Philadelphia Coh'chtnr
a whole Among tine Vice Presidents announced wac
corder Creighton Gen Sioneman took seat Desii rCs
rast Resolutions declaring Congress usurphg fuWpNee
loudly chcered They indorsedthe
bu cbeered emphacaly the clause dccarg resistance 70
de.notisu essential 10 freedom. Col Gustaius Henry
sad that the South zot nearly all at fhadeipa 81 cou'
al fot Tue abolition OF Slavery, however was e'asl
misinke The Souh rcbelled 10 save the CouAtIuO1 nc
declared that the S1uthcrners would nave poeA
of their fathers II they led allowed he Norm 20 ahh iour
millions OF property tbOut hghting iSt ~. ah'e 'ho
abolition Of slavery The cicate hands oil Son'nern Fonen
would 10 longer WIPE the dauihih,n7 ~ uea,h
gr,u the brows 81 the negro. no euhe1Hrd
Johnson oXravagas, and declared II INC IetAs oneIel
a, Philadelphia hal been offered before to Nlt 10 var
would have occrrcd Gen. SuIneman declared th9 war
f1alitv They must now be reconehea a. lhe syiIieis
Who dd the nehting were reconcled nc shi hoeg 81
thc PhilRdeplin Convention. speeches were made by
HAYNES Avery and tamerOn, all heieeI! ATTACKING ana
threatening Gov. Rrownl0w and INC state 'o efluc'
They declared theg would yet put their loot on ie neck
Of the Radicals IN tennessee IN SPITE OF h ,n cold 90
Forrest was enthusiastically cheered johnson bDi slight
H. Great disgust was fit among the uhon men iLa
Gen St0neman should prostitute hs ush .auk 10 serve
t partv which is raising heaven aDf talh T. pfos,
and DIVE tom tho STATE his AtS ctmIsds N ihe 'si9
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FOLLOWING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF HIS PREDECESSOR.
A loyal Illinois paper says:
IOWA.
LOCAL NOMISATI0ys.

LOCAL HoMIsATIoys.
DUBUQUE, Iowa. Monday. Aug. q, 1866.
The Republican Judicial District Convention met at
Indepence Thursday. The Hon. Jamos Burt OF Du-
buque renominaed for Judge, aud D. S. Lee Of In
dependence for prosecuting attorney.
RETIREMENT OF SENATOR GRIMES FROM PUBLIC LrPB.
Senator Grmes in his letter to his constituents decn
ing to take further part in public life says:
1t 20 sinoe elected to the first Terrific
rial Legislative Assembly Of Iowa from Dos Mones county
and during that period have been honoed by repeated
OF the confidence OF the people Of the county and OF the
S,te Should serve out my present term OF Office my con
nection with the public s4srs OF the STATE less init
mate and only interrupted by short intervals viii have
extended over period Of % years After such length OF
believe to be duty retire from pablo employ
meDt and give place to my juniors.
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mIssOV RI.
UNION MEETING AT CARosDOLBT-shA TALK PROM


UNION MEETING AT CARoSDOLBT-shARP TALK PROM
GOV. FLETCHER.
Special Dispatch 10 The n. !. Tribune
ST LOUIS Monday. Aug e. 1900
large aud enthusiastic Radical meeting held at
Carondoiot Saturday night. Tho Hon. Henry r. Blow
made stirring speech in which no srragned the Pr-i
dent the author OF the New Orleans letter
read from Gov. Fletcher relative 90 the attempts OF
the Conservatives to induce the Administration 10 intor-
fcre with the enforcement Of the rceiy law IN Mssor
The Governor writes:
" II does that Mr. NOEL con!ers With Pres
ideut johnson that Mr. Hogan retsls his statements
propose do nothing uulawfll know my powers and
duties and have dOub that President johnson Knows his
Noel referred 10 the Secretary Of War and heeupon 1t
Sscreiary Of Wa desired by TIE Conservatives
Of Missouri Hogan getting oil; HI, hearing filling hn
and will be fund that ho badly mistaken about what
the resdvH, IN reference that decision Of
The Supreme Court Of the United states TEE ultimate good
oil parties interested be promOted perhaps by the
statement just here that the persistent Of the
Conservative leaders 10 call down tho pogsr Of the
era Executive entire waste Of tegsptlo add ohfo
graphic material TO say nothing Of TIE wear and tear Of ihn
on their INIT"
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DIE d.

s % s:ss. ~ IL -. ID ia AZ. ss
The sos q s. family ' i syss . :'Gs =:
Ign. on third day at O'Clock p IA -
BRIrroNon sunday evening August g. Abraham Brttoa st. u
There .vs: family invited ...s
dsnes, Glove Road staten Island =
oS s. .as q H. s'
Tss relative, and friends are respectfully invited fs
o. wedas'dsy the 18th inst. p ~ from Bssen-sve Ss~
yEN-rn Brooklyn on Sunday evening" q The s.sassss
near W r'yn' NJ :. Essssd E1sa ~
TIE ns .s w :s :Ss f c, .ss ss
TARJEoN-on Monday Auspn o. B.h relic, Of the t,s Jsss
are hersb; inyted to the funeral Ausu ~
At To-. ~ from re,denes No 1885 fw.nas.h e.
W.sa 9do. late p.ni: s.
The relative. and 5..g., IT, q. f,ssss
on Ta';a., A,s1 ,sS Sssn. Ge'i S.sYosi
JORDAN-ou Monday August b. Guford Coma sets tsdsos
Jordsn Of Curtis Jad''u Of this CITY ed
raa s9: wi r as. r. % Y;,ss .s.$
w.srSary Conn Youi. Y, and indianapolis Ind pss's
KfRK%o0b-M Youi.r on Sunday .fsrn0os. A'sa" !" 's'
K.s ks s,. ". 30 S IL. Church YOui
Tuesday the 8sth inst, S+Pu.
s. P essspL.; sa s: :sa sa:'"
... ss ..d S y ss.1.s ssss sAs KICK
E:s:.s q s.S Sss; q r. z s.
m today and thence csSsry csnsssy ct ii N
n,.rmsnt The brothers Of Pstricf Ret Thoms al
also friends aud respectfully
invited attend funeral without further Invitation
California papers please copy.
ROBERTSON-A New Orleans Sunday H. Aibsr Rob
Of James and Mary Robertson Of Peeksk eyed
R6BINsONM Springfield j. sSddsely on Thursdsy Aassx
%. Joseph II. Robinson. aged SO yests and months
RowLASD-on Saturday Angus, - CAPS John D. Rowsnd u
the Toth year Of hs
His friends the friends of his brother Abel wbsson end
his nsphews Abel Wheaton. snd stanheIy are respect
fully invited Tuesday the 18th
O'Clock from the Bsp, Church. 10 Twenty ssshh MAR
sPRNGSfEEN-ou sunday August % Mary wiz Of Levi spdaG
sged 20 years months and 10 dsya
Notice Of funeral in Wednesdays paper.
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ILLINOIS.
THB SOLDIERS RECOMMEND n B. JUDD PoR CONGRESS
OTHER NOMINATIONS.

THR SOLDIERS RECOMMEND n B. JUDD PoR cosGRESs-
OTHER NOMINATIONS.
Special Dspseh 70 The N. T. Tribune.
CHICAGO Monday. August "a. 1876.
The soldiers OF Chicago have agreed upon Gen. John L.
Beverage for Sheriff, and Major John Mccarthy for
Coroner, 70 go upon the Republican ticket for Cook
County, with the Hon. N. B. Judd for Congress The
formal nominations to be made hereafter in County
Convention If the friends Of Judd and the soldiers shall
their delegate elections Gen Beverage went out
with the 9Th Cavalry and Major in the lSls Illinois
Subsequently he raised the 18th cavalry Major Mccarthy
went out asstansurgeon OF the 18th Cavalry and was
afterwsrd promoted 10 surgeon.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
CHICAGO, Aug. Is. 1S66-The Republican Convention
for the Seventh Congressional District of this State has
nominated II. p II. Bromwell by reclamation for reeee
ton to Congress- The opposition have nominated Gen.
Black.
FOLLOWING IN THg FOOTSTEPS OF HIS PREDECESSOR.
A loyal Illinois paper says:
President johnson maness his respect for the personal and
political friends his predecessor by striking them where
they be reached He has removed intimate
personal friend and neghbor Of Mr. Lincoln John W. Bum OF
Of the Springfield State Rgi'er who has been known
vrunt rabid peace Coppehead The STATE Rsi,r has been
throughout the weak but msgpan enemy OF the Union
the for the Uon and the heroes aud soldiers tbs
failed to discharge its at the late President
and to keep its fren the rear at every andmess
ure calculated to maintain the Union.
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WEST POINT.
THE LAST CADET HoP-GES. PITCHER THE NRw COM
WANDER ARRIVED.

THE LAST CADET H0P-GES. PITCHER THE NE" COM
WANDER ARRIVED
Sp.c. Dispstcb 10 The \. Y. Tribune - ,.cc
'p7'A D'' NFsT PoINr ~ Y. Monday, Aug. "a. 1896
Tomorrow Tuesday evening the last Cslet mop 9l lne
season viii take place the mesroom OF the post ilee
hops for the present have been unuaua %
asrs and the cadets who are gay and festive as VOL as
military and who worship Terpscchore as well as MaIs
are determined to make the hop OF tomorrow evening" we
most bril ant of all Tho ladies Of COzebs ana hOc ~
participants from abroad expected u arrTe IN o 10
unite IN The lively ceremonies. a.. ..o-.
appointed by President johnson. arrived here on
aud had some interviews with Gen Cullum' Zen i'nc
graduated from the West Point Academy IN Io'y' au
stood high in his class At the time Of his aPpohAIV
he was tie colonel Of the nth regiment OF lnaly 10
was wounded during the Rebellion ana ior hgIu'lDio
service received the rank Of BrcvetBns-6eh DC ~
native of Indiana and is about 40 years oil age,
Gen. Cuum will tomorrow, return from lHe suPc'iic
tendency Of the post. He returns 10 Tue CVIgs ~
Engineers. He has been In command here sine" loo+'
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kANsAS.

THR RECEPTION ACCORDED To THE HON. SIDNEY
CLARK.
speoi.l Dispstch 10 The " Y. Tribune.
LrAvEswORTf. kAnsas. Monday. Aug. =. 1896.
The Hon sidney CLARK received on saturday night one
the greatest oyatons rendered 10 man IN an
sas He made speech taking bold grounds for impartial
suffrage and radical reforms.
THE CANVASS OPENED.
IFlvT, WORTH Monday Aug. n. ls66
Senotnr poneroy and Rsprcsenta CLARK have opened
the political campaign Kansas and speaking ever
night. warm reception has boon given 20 both
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keatueky.

DELEGATES APP0IYTBD To THB SOUTHERN LoYALISTs
CONVENTION
LoUIsynLE. Monday. Aug. q. 1866.
The Radical Union OF the Fifth Congressional DIS
trict held meeting at the Office Of exAttomey Gen.
Speed this evening and approved the list recommended
by the recent Lexington for delegates to the loyal
Union Convention Of Philadelphia ana npI onted 30 adj
diional delegates 70 represent the Fifth Congressional
District.
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THE SOUTHERN LOYALIsTg CONvEN
TION.

THB PREPARATION TO RECEIVE DELEGATES IN PHILA-
pELPHIA.f
Special despatch to The ~ Y. Tribune -
PHiL,DET PHA Aug. 81. 1866.
Great preparations are making Tor the reception of
the Southern Unioniss Monday next The league has
lust appointed its subcommittee Charles Gibbons chair
man. a committee on reception, which will make all
necessary arrangements. Tho names of tho delegates
already known from the South number nearly three hun
drcd number Of private gentlemen are inscing tho
delegates their residence and tho loyal people of the
national holiday
THR PRESS CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA Mondiy Aug n, 1866
At meeting Of tho Press Club DrectOss this afternoon
the cub-rooms placed at the disposal Of the repro
sentatvcs of the Press from other cities during tho sitting
Of the southern Convention next week.
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Rosbcrie, Of & a.b Boxe. and BoBds-A Remedy
propostd.

To 'te Ed'fo' q t. v T,7bsrs
SIR: In view Of the recent reported robbery from
the vault Of Of the banks Of city and previous similar
will you allow me through your columns the
porunity 10 call the attention OF mercantile community
and others 20 the aud offered BY this
Company at rfing cost whore In busarproof and Goa
staDy stched vaults In absolutely building
small safes OF which the renters exoluvey hold the key
NAV be hsd at Gao e5 per The OF thess
Of prominent business houses and
ta as well By several Insurance Companies and othes
corporatons sufficiently indicates both the vslae and pub
lie appreciation provision thus made 70 meet want oss
felt.
well known 10 business men though they do not seen
generally 90 realized the FACT that the banks
fuse all responsibility for every description OF deposits otses
than such belong to their legitimate ousiness7.nesass
their vaults OF securities placed drocty
in the hands Of any Of their officers
Allow here add that also receive on special depos
under guaranty small fractional percentage PCT
other securities aud At moderate rates s
yer plate. wills valuable papers &c.
Your ohedient servant,
FRANCIS a. JRSKs President Of the safe Deposit Company
OfNevYork Nos if2 aud lf6 Broadway. corner Of Lib
az
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mARRTE ID.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday August ~ ct mt vsrss.
County r. by the Rev Mr. Cofsy lssao Hsf
Sarah daughter Of Joseph Hopktns
Clcney4ll County Carlow. Ireland ,
ROwEL-REDVELD- In New YOri. Monday August ~ ie5.
be William NJ Chip Hiram p. Rovel Of Wlits
Plains N T. Mrs Mary Rethed q NewYork City No erds
sAMPSON-PAGE-In IIslowsl. Me- Tuesdsy. August ~
Rev A. Foe Hesy Sampson Of Newton 10 Julb Es
daughter Of Mr Simon Page OF Hs1ow-fL
YOUSG-BAwDEH-On Tuesday A1gaS a. ct the resdsaes
BRIDGE No is7 West Esbtenshst by the ks, "o
P.ulin Bswdsn both OF NsxYsrt
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WISCONSIN.
A LETTER FROM GOV. FLETCHER OF h1soURi-THR
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

A LETTER IROM EOFs FLbINHEH UT HrI W.T. Ut"
CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.
speeinl Di.psteh 10 Tho n Y. Tribune .,. 49,.
'P M ,pisoN Wis MONDAY August n le66
Gov Fairchid has received letter from Gov Fletcher
81 Nssonr showing that the action of this and other
states In appoint NJ honorary delegates to he Southern
Union Convention will be very gratifying 10 then az they
arc thus assured OF hearty welcome Az Convention
in the Eleventh Senatorial District held here to-day dele
gates were instructed to present to the Congressional Con-
yention the name Of b. r. Hopkins MS their candidate,
and also support tho nomination OF no man ior con
css Who ~ not In favor OF the ratification Of the Const
tutiona amendment by communities recently IL rebellion
os condition precedent their admitiance to reQe'en
ta;ion in the National Convention Hopkins lsiesaes
% also elected from the Third aud Sixth Assembly Dis
-.
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NE w-YOR X.
ruE POSTMASTER AT ITHACA REMOVED.

e.i., f,,ratsh 10 Toe T. y. Thbuue. - 49,.
sps0''' '"i ITHACA ~ Y. Monday Aug. 81, 1876
,A,u sclkeroy postmaster at Ithaca, has been re-
ro,d and Arson Spencer editor Of The Demoeyo' ap
nnn,cd in his place. Spencer is CopPerhead and ms
P.r sbu.ed Andrew johnson numerically during ihe
paP - 6r vice President aud until he dessrted HI,
skerog remained true TO his party principle and
paIN - slanehcr,d. Iompkns County will denounce
Andrew Johu On with stoaier majority thih she gave
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Terms OF The Trihuns.
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cowAs REPuDIATED AT HoMB.
The Hamburg Penn Telegraph says:
TEXAS.

ELECTION OF q. y. SENATOR.
NEw-ORiEANs. Aug. -, is66-The Hon. David e.. Bur
nett ha, been elected u. s. Senator from Toxss.
A SECOND SENATOR CHosRN.f
NEw.ORLsANs MondAy. Aug. 81 1900.
The Hon o. NJ Roberts, President Of the Secession
Convenon of s has been chosen second Senstor from
Texas, Tho ultra Unionist, voted for Roberts.
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MEXICO.

rug EXPEDITION TO srNALoA LANDgD--AMOUST or
TIE FORCE.
SAS FEAScIsco Monday Aus. u, 1850;
letter from Mexico states that portion OF TIE eApea
lion undcr John b. Crmy landed safely in Sinaloa WIN
1850 nusets and six pieces Of artillery and Is nov sup
,l'...l 20 10 with Corona.
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ROBBERY AT LONG BaAscu-ARREsr ON SUspt-
the LIST inst the Of Monseur g. Lsmoroie at
the Continental Hotel Long Branch j. was entered dur.
inc mia sbsenes and e7 900 United States $50 bonds snd
5000 in diamond ewery stolen thereo~ Ioormasoa yA
said 10 be The most expert hotel thief In the country.
was arrested city suspicion Of having been concerned
TIE robbery He before Justice Downing yestef
dsy and Committed fer EXAMINATION He will be held TO svax
q rec aisition from Gov. Ward Of SewJerssy.
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MAINE.
Ex.vfcE PRESIDENT HAMLIS.

KX-yfCE PRESIDENT HAhLIN.
The Hon Hannibal Hsmlin. We have reason to
know Gays The Commonwealth Is preparing speech Tor
delivery 10 Maine prior tho election in which be WI
ake uiYoca ground for tho Congressional policy
not probable will be maie in Bangor the night before
he
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Can't. Fisk's II xpedi,isB.

'I''N' CHICAGO. Monday Aug q. le ~.
can't Fisk and party reached Fort Union August ), IN
,ool condition. indians met tsS:n, but no light OF any
consequence ensged.
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fisETrrG ~.
REPRESENTATIVES,

PROBABLE RgSOIlSAuoS o. REPRESENTATIVES,
BBAMty
Special DiaPa,oh 10 tie " Y. Tribupe
CHICAGO Monday Aug g. 1906
Advces from Detroit indicate the probable rsnomnaon
OF mr. BeaInan to Congress.
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M, Sewing f. now mere Pastime.

had tried various kinds Of Sewing Machisesm e "
come having zsids Sieo lock sseh M
chine says ny WILCOX Gi,bs charmed wort
myself Nv 10 rAsuss" lAdyertsonenf
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Guerial Notices.

Grand Mass Meeting Of the solder and ssisrs q
the viii Dc held Union square on FEpaY
hp sai S s pprS, i. Policy
Sa ; s slf si:i &c
9 s =: s sys 81 fss .. invited and S.
expected s +: Ss. i Ds sffl. As scsfE
M M,IIsT Gs". g. g A a.S So SscSox
M.jsT.Gss d Ii II s4u sSok
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TIE H hsa = tg j. siRNET ryoA'
TIE T.: Hon Hon + RE aksHR! sS Tsaa...
S.H.ra6MrASs k! liNns sSIT'L
Brissdier0er. j. Il HOBART WARD
Chairman Of the COMMITTEES.
The co%miss vii meet ,hi. evenings Masonic Hail. East rr.
tenth ST.. at O'Clock
Third Asss%eay the Issss sPE6xI aEEfSo
hooson viii Be held tho FINN ward Hotel TUESDAY
HVENNS ,,s,T ssrsay JAMES TUTHLL President,
Council No. 81, n. L. A. 18Th Wsrd.-RS c, 1 TO
SpS on TUESDAY EVENING instant, Of Twenty
second and afExsSDfS Mcleod LIST Vie. President
0zo MrrcurrL, sscIstsry.
special fs.n s. Of a 's b. Ss fs rt.sDs
Oeot At is Room, The Ssses 9I az. .Dpoas
meat OF Of the Institute TO .nts with the city '@h0Fes
in receiving the President q HORACE GREELEY President
x.,i.naI Union Il Executive Com mittee.-A meet
r National Union Committee appointed ~ ne
Ensl Union Baltimore In June lA VII De ne ~
~ Aor House City Of New York on Mondsy set ~ IL
ocl1rk hf>.'|i - NAA''N-'N' N--
n. D. sPKGRY. Sfc7etafy
The t.reat California Wine Depot:
GURNER 4 Co, No. 80 Cedsr'sL, Newton - f
See Advertisement in another column.
New.Iiaven Grays.
and members OF the NewHAven Gray havs
detemedt celebrate the Peh Anniversary 81 tho ossnixato2
The cOme Of Advancement. would cOrd. invite al the past
msihers 10 be Of the celebration on that day
will consist Of dinner the delivery OF an
80, ,se and in the evening promenade concert -,
Inc requested 70 meet tic Oray AuiorJ SS
e0'' a. ." sIpSEYM STONE. Chairman
: ,, N, 4, 10 III ~" k ~h Want TO Know.
~ - thout the ID OF IJT 70 W.. ~. .,..s5,sF
ny FooTE No I.lso Broadysy NewiS. Pamphlet ssn, Jre,
1,yoa Want 20 Know uncomfcg-Al. tru..es NAV be-
thrown and ee"r' a"S r., oSlsaasa address
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mailed free
yhc oodawn Ceneery situated the line Of a. Iiu-
Insn WoodiAwn StAtion nosth
op,bs Central Psrk Office 10 - Eat Iwery,sIihst
NE. CLUr Controller "a ~ oooIh rreadeat
THE Enp,re I.ock--teh sewing Machines, ssnai
us FMPiRE SEWING MA, HIN Co. No. SIG Broadway
! CaxA June |, 1904
xv. have est.bli.hcl a Brapch OF eur Hea.e -
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b,iD dye ID hair dyeinf DA or brow" al shades a.
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PENNsYGVANIA.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.


number of johnson Republicans hsvs nominated ex-
Mayor Henry for Congress for the WITH District Penn
syyans with the hope that tho Democrats will indose
him, and thereby consolidste against the Hon. Vim. d.
Koey the present Representative. II wont do though
Judge X. is sure 10 go back
The PJusbVrgh Gazette SAYS The nomination OF
Daniel J. Morre esg, in the XVIII Congressional Dis
rict eminentiy fi to be made Mr.. Morell is
Of the extensive manufacturers in country, and
understands thoroughly the interests Of Labor and Capital
affected by legislation On the tarit question there are
fow earnest able advocates for protection for
American industry His personal qualities and his many
undoubed qualifications will command for him an exten
sye influence and open field OF usefulness IN the body
10 which, although the District is close one we do not
question he will be chosen.
The journal figures up concluslvey that the Hon.
John Coyode will supercede the present Democratic repre-
sentative John L. Dawson. The latter only elected
by 100 majority gentleman who could not command
nearly 80 many votes az Mr.. Covoda-
COwAs REPUDIATED AT HOME.
The Hamburg PENN Telegraph says:
We learn from private bat perfectly reliable source,
" Covan the renegade has been repadated at home Tue
facts follows Daring meeting 0f the honest and IN
OF Westmoreand Counyoft the men VINO
rave their votes 20 Abraham Lincoln and their 20 defend
Of the Government senator Cowan al
dressed the President thereof asking that he might
request wa duly considered His claims 20 an audience WIZ
honest men ere fairly weighed And the meeting usseeu
ou.ly no, hear him II put 10 proof IN
IL that Edaar had forfeited the respeo on
the men who made him Senator that DO bad a. man du
graeed county OF bis resdence that he bad Ssns'o
the State he represented and that under no cir
could would the Republicans OF WestmOreau
County agn uten 10 bis soptstre, or accept his couhse