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MAINE PRAIRIE. AUG. % 12(

MAINE PRAIRIE, Aug. rs, 1869.
EDITOR JouRSAL.-Keep Henry c. Bur-
bank on the track for Senator-he is just
the man this upper country wants in tina,
position. Honest. genial and persevering,
he cannot fail to win confidence and exert
influence in the Senate that will result ben
e6cially to the Northwest. c.:
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Stswgns County will meet in
convention at st. Cloud on the 7rH DAY Of
SEPTEMBER next, ut one o'clock 2. H., for the
State Convention Dc held at St. Paul. September 9th
Also to choose eleven delegates to the sd Senatorial
District Convention to be held at St. Cloud Scntrm
officers As follows: Registel Of Deeds, Treasured
Sheriff, County attorney, Judge Of Probate, Court
Commissioner and Coroner.
The several towns in the County will DO entitled to
delegates Us tOlloWa: w
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LIBRARY Assoc1A11ox.-The meeting of
tne Library Association fixed for this
Thnrsdsy evening, has been postponed un-
til Sept. 9th. On that evening il will be
held at the residence Of VIM. Mulliken.
Esq; and 10 which all arc Invited.
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Fo1 FORT S11vINsox.-Ap party Of sew
an men arrived in town on Monday even
ing, destined for Fl. Stevenson. They
have been employed by: the Government for
= term Of one'year to complete this Fort.
There arc four carpenters; ono black
smith, and one engineer and sawyer. They
started on Tuesday morning under charge
Of Maj. J. z. Dare.
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NV wasAr.-Dsvis L Beal. At the
Clearwater mills, have received several
hundred bushels Of this years wheat. It
Is al No. J., and weighs sixty-two pounds
to tho bushel, BY Fairbanks tester. How
win this do
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SAuK CENTRE. Aug. %, 1859.

- - SAUK CENTRE, Aug. q, 1859.
!; *,s,:t = Glad to hear that Il. c. Bur-
badk win DO q candidate for nomination As
State Senator, All right. H. win give
satire satisfaction in this portion 81 the
county. W.
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H ousE FOR SALE.-A large double house
with the corner lot upon which it stands,
ono square from tho Normal School, will
BE- sold gerry cheap. Inquire at this Office.
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SAUX CENTRE. Aup. 81. 1863.

0Au1 CkNTRE, aug. ~ 1905,
EDITOR JouRNAL.-I am happy to learn
that H. G. Burbank has consented to be
candidate for the State Senate. All have
seen are we'll suited. and be will meet with
= hearty success in this town. D.
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FoR RENr.-A good store-room in the
best business part Of the city. Size Of
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind. Of business.
Rent moderate. Inquire Of
49,, ...>- :, Il JOSS BROKER.
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North York

has been thought advisable by the Committee for
tnat part OF the Legislative District within the County
OF stearns that this Convention also nominate can
d.date for the Legislature.
1t Ii recommended that the several towns in tho
county hold their primary meetings Saturday after
noon or evening, September ath, (unlsss otherwise
provided by local Committees) and that they in Ill
cases elect Town Committees.
T. 9. MCCLURE
Chairman County Conn.,
L. W. COLLINS,
Chairman Legislative Com.
St. Cloud Aup 10 1860
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Mr.. ". W. Davis has nearly completed
. neat dwelling house in Browns Addi-
ton. II Mr.. D. Is = good-looking young
bachelor, is it auybody's business?
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FoR RENT.-The dwelling house owned
by J. F. Stevenson situated near the lake
J. E. WEST. AGENT.
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NEw GooDs.-Pickit &|Abbott, At the
''Regulator" will receive splendid aasqrt-
ment Of new goods in few days. A heavy
and constsnt trade flowing To tue -"Regala:
tori msbss II somewhat difficult task to
keep full stock. There is no danger of Gus
toners being imposed upon with poor ar-
ticles, as this firm keeps nothing Of kind.
They.buy strictly with cash, and can thus
get the very lowest figures, and in turn can
give those who trade with them better bar
gains than can be obtained elsewhere.
Call In and examine their goods and you
WILL be satisfied to make your purchases
there. :
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

Twill sell the best varieties Of sttawber-
ry Plants, either in large or small auanti-
ties, cheaper than they can be bought at
any other place in Minnesota. i
ALBERT SMITH.
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WAHTED.-To borrow the sum Of $500 for
one year, on good real estate security.
Inquire at this Office,
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Tn KHABE P1Axo.-The name Of Gotts-
chalk attached to . recommendation Of a
piano, is very high evidence that the in
strunent is an unusually excellent one.
The following il what the great performer
says Of the Knabe:
Messrs. VIM. Knabe l. Co-Gentlemen ::
Having had lately IN opportunity to try
and test your new scale Grand % we'll as
Square Pianos, can not refrain, besides
reiterating all have had occasion to say
at former period, from congratulatiug
you on the important improvements you
have introduced in the manufacture of ri.
amos. Your instruments combine all the
qualities which are required to make ri.
ano as perfect - possible, and fully de.
serve the great popularity they have gain.
ed oil over the world.
Yours truly.
L. NJ. GOTTSCHALK.
J. Bauer & Co., SO Washington. street
Chicago, and $50 Broadway, N. Y, ar,
General Agents for the Knabe.,
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Bio Bus1HEss.-Rosenberger Bros. seem
to be supplying the whole country with all
kinds Of hardware, tinware and agricul-
tural implements. They also keep a large
supply OF sheeting paper. Their stock is
very heavy and they are prepared to sell
at low figures.
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THAHKs.-We are indebted to D. K, Al
len' Esq.,, Cashier Of the Echo City Bank,
Utah IT,, for files Of Mormon and "Gen-
elle" papers from that locality, ard Nebras-
h and Californis papers,
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D1rD:-At St. Cloud, Aug. Is, 1869, VIZ.
d. MoMAs1rRs, aged about % years.
Mr.. McMasters was = native of North
Carolinl and during the late war was
drafted into the rebel army. On going in
to active. service in Virgins he escaped in
to the uni"n lines. anliated in ma NJ tho
Federal Regiments und served faithfully.
for two years. When mustered out his
health was very much impaired. His
friends It home refused to forgive him for.
deserving their cause and he Wandered to
Minnesota q broken down and diiallsd
man. During his residence here, the past
two years, he had made many friends by
his quiet and unassuming department.
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Orders from the country, for large or
small quantities, filed at st. Paul prices.

hope to escape the ills which flesh Il heir to By
judcious Of the remedlesdn natars's storchouse
In all the time which has past since tho world began
mankind has given great attention and some Of it's
best talent to tho study Of medicine. While this
sacrifice has not been wholly vain the facts ELECTED
few and mostly uneatistsctoFy. Amongthe truths
blood pure We must be healthy To purify the Blood
there Is no medicine equal to Morse's Indian Root
Pills, as thousands of testimonials will veri,. Use
Morses Pills if you wish to regain and retain your
health. Morse's Pills the best medicine for Ill
Fo,nale Irregularities Liver Complaints Indigestion.
Billious9ess, Dyspepsia Headache; &c. Sold by ali
Deslers.t {;,h.t,' I, 49, - nOHO
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SODA WArHR.-For q glass Of the very
best soda water. you should by all means
70 to Limperich's. ''
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The Republicans Of the Third Senatorial District
Minnesota, will meet in Convention at st. Cloud on
the nTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER next at ona
O'clock y, to nominate candidate for Senator for
said District to be supported At the ensuine election
The several counties comprising said District win be
entitled 70 delegates ~ follows, to Wit:
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THE BRIGHT SIDE.
Il PAPER FOR ALL CHILDREN

Monthly IS cents q year.
Specimen sent for cents or months on trial tor
10 cents. The Bright Side IL the cheapest paper
ever Published for Children; contains nearly much
- other Papers worth 81, Il beautiful In appearance
a. In name; filled with the choicest original stories
poems, sketches, dialogues declamatons, and facts
worth knowing. Occasional illustra tons will beauti-
s pages IT. mission is to picture for its readers
the "bright side" Of the world as it has BEEN will be-
and should be; remembering too, the brighter sold
beyond. The price IL 90 low that it ia emphatcaIy
- paper for all chldre H." The poorest may get it
and the more wel.todo will find it treasure worth
possessing. Send for -. Address,
ALDEN TBUE, Publishers,
Chicago, III.
Please say yoa saw the advertisement in the St. Cloud
JOURNAL. ~
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GOOD LAsD.-See The advertisement of
and for sale in stearns and Pope counties,
The lands are good, and the prices very
Inv
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BLANKS.

We have on hand, printed from new
type on good paper, full assortment Of
legal blanks, including: l.:
Deeds-Warranty, Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
Distr;et Court-summons, Notices Of
Trial and Notes Of Issue.
Justiess Coart-Sunmons and s.bpe-
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The st. Cloud market Is supplied with
zieh ripe grapes.
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ANOTHER ATTIxPT.-Some weeks since
one Of the prisoners, Trainor, confined in
our Jail and charged with the murder Of
MsManus, almost completed his rrepara-
tons for escape, before the scheme was
frustrated. On Tuesday night he again at
tempted to break out, this time assisted by
Carhart, one Of his acoomplices in the crime.
They have been confined in separate cells
and, a. was supposed, securely shsckled.
About two o'clock on Wednesday morning,
they were found in the prisoners hall, freed
from their irons and very industriously at
work on tho outer walls of the building.
A hole sufficiently large to admit their
passage to the outside would have been
made in half An hour from which they
could easily have dropped to tho ground.
Upon being detected, they frankly stated
to the officers their plan, and presented
Sheriff Mickey with IN affectionate note:
which they had intended to leave in the
him that his boarders had
departed to ''parts unknown" They were
furnished with cold-chisel, knife and file
BY some unknown person about . week
SINCE, and have laborsd slowly and care
fully. to prepare themselves for escape.
Their shaokles had been fled nearly off tor
two days while they were preparing pieces
Of iron-taken from bedsteads in the cells
TO use on the walls Of the jail. 1t is to
DO hoped that the most stringent measures
will now be adapted by our officers to pre-
vent any further attempts Of these desper-
ste men to escape.
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a. The Circulation OF The Journal
IL DOUBLE that OF any other paper
p q blishedl In Northern Minnesota. Let
Advsrtisers rememhel this.
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Fo1 R1N1.-Some desirable rooms on
Warrington avenue, nearly opposite the
Central House. Inquire At this Office.
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BOARD OF TRADE.-A meeting Of the
Board WAS held on Saturday evening. The
committee appointed to consider the propo-
s'tion Of Titus & Pinney reported adverse
y to tho terms as proposed, but recon-
mended that the Council extend some en-
eouragement to the project. The report
VA accepted, and the Board adjourned
without the transaction Of any further bus
mess.
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In FIouR.-Although the wheat crop in
this section is very heavy, there are,
enough first-class mills to convert it all in
to -four. Probably very little wheat will
be shipped. The demand by Immigrants
10 large An d constant, and any surplus will
be exported in -four.
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See adve1 tisement Of "For Sale"
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EG~ Evcry business man who wants to ~, T.
crease his trade should advertise. u

See advertisement of Cast Cast Steel
! Collins Plows," foendEon another ptge:. a. :,
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Mu1D111H K1L11D.-The chiefs Of the
Mile Lao Indians, to which tho murderer
Of Trestocheau, reported In last weeks pa
per, belonged commanded that he should
be shot - soon ~ hs appeared in camp
Two Indians were appointed to carry this
into execution, and one day last week il
Wa accomplished. A very wise, expedi-
tious and convenient plan.
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"A largo government train arrived in
town on Friday.
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~All<inds ofJobprinting, in Eng
sh, German or Norwegian, executed st
his flee. Send in YOUR orders.
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LOCAL, ~NEwS
We would respectfully request a

No. W. you'd respectfully request a
men and othsrs i,hing any kind Of
JOB Printing, to cali and examine our
@s:ssissstock Of Nsw Material, just received
.sem a. cast, before sending to st. Paus or
elsewhere. Our Jo6 Office Is now one
a. The bestin the State, AID ,cs do ,eork vAicA
We wllguarantee to 6esa!i.tactory, atSalnt
Paul prices.
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CAMP M11711a.-Thers will bs camp
meeting held On the old camp ground, It
Otssso. commencing Sept. 1st, 1859. Par
ties coming BY Railroad will leave the cars
1t Elk River Station, whore buses viii bs
in sttsndsoes to convey them to the camp
ground. All church members paying full
fare going will be entitled to return tick
ct free, upon the certificate Of tho presid-
ing officer. There will be boarding tent
upon tho ground for the convenience Of all
parties who do not wish to bring tents Of
their own. G. GR1swOLD, P. E.
A SAD CAsI.-Mr. r. G.. Mercer, who
returned short time since from England,
gives rs tho particulars Of very strange
and sad case which came under his OBJ.
servstion. While in Canada on his way to
England, be met Mrs. ---, who
lived in tho neighborhood Of Leech Lake
ct tho time Of the Indian outbreak in 1862,
but had fed to Canada. She was exceed
ingIy anxious to return to Minnesota, and
Mr.. Mercer partially agreed to engage
her when coming home to take charge Of
ms children. Reaching Cansds on
MS way back, his children became
20 Ill that no was compelled to leave
them with his wife in Canada, The
aeslfe 10 return to Minnesota had seized
with such force Upon the mind Of the
woman that when she found she could
not come, she actually became insane and
cut her throat with razor, inflietiux a &c.
we're but not fatal wound. She is now in
an insane hospital, near Hamilton, Canad.
West.
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st. Cloud, July %, 1869.
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Our stock Of violins, violincellos, Con
ira Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Claro
nets: Guitars, Banjes, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor
deems, Strings, etc., is complete.
Church Organs, Meleieons and Pianos
tuned and repaired,
orsaeas attended to with Promptness
V8.n26
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J. e. WEST,
REAL ESTATE: AGENT

ST: MIMI, /
Will Buy and Sell Real Estate On |
. - Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and Colleea Scr,p.
Paytaxes, and transact all bust
ness connected with
Real Estate Agency:
REFERENCES.
Gov. WIN. r. MARSHALL, st. Paul, MIMI.
Ex-Gov. 8. MILLER, Philadelphia, Pa,
Hon. J. NJ. McKEIvY, St. Cloud, Mimi.
Hon. Il. 7. WEl1Es, Minneapolis, MINI.
80
%~ Watch This Space:
% A good II story frame House with
an L; good well, and four acres of land.
in the city limits, for sale. Price $1,000.
Long time given if desired.
For Sale-160 acres of land near the city
with good building, suitable for hotel.
Price $4,000.
For Sale-A good II story frame build.
$500. ~ ''
For Rent--A large two story dwelling
house. Location central.
For Rent.-A small dwelling house.
For sale:-The old Seminary Building.
Price, $3.50.
For Sale.-A good wood lot containing 80
acres near the city. Price very reasonable
:.'1Hi|
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Western Men Should Patronize
Western Institutions.
ST. CLOUD BRANCH
e. l. - : - :: ~
Republic Insurance Co.
CENTRAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, I'LL,
Cash Assets, March 1, 1869, @1,ls3, 47l.es
This Company insures Farm Property
against oil damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stock in the field or At
large, at as loaO rates as any other compa-
ny. Losses paid at once without discount
for sixty days.
TIC REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPA-
NY represents an aggregate Of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
Insurance Company.
officers
3. v. PHILLIP, VI, &c. co xIN GS: Tf..,
s.. Cloud Bra.eh oTcer.
G. F. DAVIS, President, J. E. WEST, Manager.
Directors.
J. E. WEST, JIM. MckElvy.
Last Of Stockholders at s.. Cloud, Ninn.
O. F.. Davis, Manufacturer of Flour
james NJ. McKelvy, Judge 7th Judicial District
n. 2. Clark Hardware Merchant.
Ghi; E Nc Msc]se ss., n.ra~.r. x.1 psaass
II. G. Wait Reg. o. 8. Land Office
| L. 0orton, U.S.. Assessor
J. II. Rosenberger, Hardware Merchant
| Piekit / Abbott, Dry Goods Clothing
Levfs Clark,a Flour, Feed L Grain.
VIM. B. Mitchell. Editor s.. Cloud Journal
A. T. Upham, Dentist.
l F. Talcott Watch Maker.
] R. Rice. ''b' 49, MailContractor.
| c. r. Deal, Manufacturer of Flour.
| d. Beal, Miller.
J. E. West, =. Insurance Agent
| e. L. Allen, 1ns. Clerk
Call on.
| j. E. WEST, -.
And get Policy in the REPUBLIC,
v11n38- y
-1fyou do not feel we'll, you send for Doctor, h
calls upon you looks wise sucks the head of his cane
scrawls some hieroglcs upon piece of paper which
You take to drug store and there pay 50 cts to
besides the doctor fee, for remedy nine times out
ten not half a. good as Judson's Mountain Herb Pill
which are only 2Scts: per box Do you think the formc
the best because you pay the most for It, II you do
advse you TO usejust for experiment the Judson'
Mountain Herb Pills. and see for YOURSELF that the
l ne ono Of the best family medicines compounded
They cure Headache, Indigestion, Biiousness, Jauu
dics, aud IL Female Irregularities. Give the Noun
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United States of America

Branch Office, Philadelphia.
Who're the BUSINESS Of the Company is
and to which, all general
correspondence should be addressed.
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H q WCV1UAA
st. Cloud, Aug. 10, 1869.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

-. Cl0tIrUaH IeSIS18tlve
St. Cloud, Aug. 19, 1869.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-26
new YORK.

Nsw YsRx, Feb. 25.-The Times says,
an interview 81 Mcclure With Grant, Was
oassfa series Of political bullying, Of the
President elect, aad hopes Mcclure was
satisfied.
Senator Hsndsrsen returned yesterday.
The Report ofthe Labor Exchange 10 this
city shows that the demand for labor durs
inc The past year WAS far greater than the
supply. Two ship loads Of German girls
could bs readily disposed Of il they wersto
to b had, Of frsm 3lS t. t14 each per
msnth.
Asgalds Hallian, who was sentenced 70
imprisonment for life, recently cut bis
throat In the tombs. Yesterday morning
he tied handkerchief around the wound,
and in that manner proceeded With his
officers TO Yonkers, and before they dis
covered bic situation they continued on to
Sing Sing, where the convict vas given in
charge Of the prison physician. who pro-
nounced his case very desperate.
A dispatch from Cheyenne says the Pa>
cifc road has been blocked for the past 10
days. Sixty tons OF mail is delayed, and no
effort is making to open the road.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-It 10 asesrtainsd
from the members Of the committee On The
inauguration ball that no eolorsd men have
applied for tickets.
Hon II. l.. Dawes has addressed letter
to Hon. J. @. Blaine. announcing his deter.
nination to Withdraw from the contest fss
the Speak srship. Il 10 understood that III
entire New England delegation will ssr-
daily support Mr.. Blaine for Speaker, and
there being no other candidate It 10 bss
lieved that he will be nominated BY the
Republican caucus BY exclamation.
A caucns Of the Republican member
elect Of the Forty first Congress has been
called 10 meet on Tuesday evening next, "a
make nominations for elicers OF the House
A meeting Of the Democratic members
Of the present Congress Was held this
mornisg and resolved to hold caucus Of
the Dem ocratie members elect Of the 4lst
Congress on Tuesday evening. to take int
consideration matters connected with the
organization Of the next House.
Among the numerous calls ct General
Grants headquarters, to-day, was A. K.
Mcclure, OF Psnnsy ltania, who asked Gen.
Grant directly, If he could not appoint ex-
Gov. Curtin to place in bis cabinet. The
General replied that it would DO inposs ole
to do so. Mcclure then said in that case,
no felt compelled 10 say that. to give salts.
faction to the people Of Psnnsy lvanis, IN
appointment must be given to some mas
who had been prominently identified with
the Republican party, an active politician.
To illustrate what he said, i. must be no
such man % Geo. II. Stewart, Smith or
West.
Gen. Grant instantly replied, he could
not see what objection any loyal man could
have to such men - George II. Stewart,
who had done SO much for the country and
was 80 widely known.
Mr.. Mcclure then made some remarks
about the prospect that il such On sppoint>
msnt were to Be made the Republican
party would b defeated 10 Pennsylvania in
the election fer Governor next fall.
Gen. Grant replied: II am not. myself,
. representative Of asy political party,
although . political party elected me-
Gen. Grant concluded: II would not have
you to understand that Mr.. Stewart is the
man selected"
The interview has been talked about at
the Capital to-day. Mr.. Mcclure says he
has no doubt from what was said that Mr..
Stewart is the man selected for the cabinet.