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both, in nearly every instance, being eithe,
landlords themselves, or the immediate
friend and associates of landlords.
We once heard man say with much af.
fected gravity, "God help the rich, the
poor can beg" On reading over that bill,
particularly the loan clauses, one might be
tempted to think that Mr.. Gladstone's land
policy was based on the philosophy con-
tanned in the above saying.
In fact, the bill does not really change
che relations at present existing between
landlords and tenants. The bill guaran-
tees no rights to the tenant except what he
can enforce by a law suit, while the rights
hitherto claimed and exercised blythe land
lords remain really untouched. They still
retain the right Of distraining or evicting,
being only required to put a two and six
pence stamp (sixty cents) on the notice.
Even the clause in the bill req uiring twelve
months, notice instead of six may be disre-
garded by paying penalty not over ten
dollars The lease system is left entirely |
In their hands, with no check to rack rerts. |
and full power to insert in their leases. if
they choose to give one, any contract they
can make tenant agree to. This enables
them to set aside any claim of the tenant
under any tenant-right custom, or any
claim for compensation. The legitimate
result OF the operation of that bill, if passed
IN It's present state, would be emigration,
Of starvation to half of the tenantry and
'he laboring class in Ireland, and We. have
10 hesitation in saying that it is deliberate
y designed to have that effect.
Next week we will endeavor to illustrate
till more fully the cold FLOODED policy of 6
he bill its hesct!ess injustice, it's deliber-
tie maGgnity. w,
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'Scenein Mrs. Lees Parlor Enter Mrs. jackson.
Good morning, Mrs. Lee. am ont of patience waiting
ior this one and that to do sewing and have
cuded that the best way for mo to do is get sowing
machine Of my and having heard from several Ia
dies how finely yon are progressing on YOUR nav ma
chine called for the express purpose of asking bose
you have and if you did all the beautiful tucking and
stitching on Miss Las dress that she wore to the marty
last evening.
Mrs. Lee-Yes did that and more too look at it. I
have the Elias Howe" machine, and If you want
sowing machine that is simple and easy to learn and
will do all your fine well your coarse work and not
get ont of fix" every few days, 60 to s. r. ParmIy
Co., 2o7 Canal street. and get of genuine Elias
Howe's." They are selling great number hear on
such liberal terms that every afford to buye2o
down, and ei5 per month until paid for.
Mrs. Jackson-Good bye, good bye. I'll have one of
he same Kind this very day.
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The Irish Land Bill. =

While waiting for the land bill promised
by Mr. Gladstone, we must confess that we
entertained very little hope that the prom
lse held out would be fulfilled. There
pever was treaty made by an English
k1ng or government with an Irish prince
or people that was not violated. There
never was a promise made that was not
broken To go no further back than the
present administration of Mr.. Gladstone
nus pretended disendowment bill was not
what 1t claimed to be. The church es-
aohshed by law in Ireland is there still.
IND Is still more highly endowed than
seny church IN any country in Chfisten-
fom. 1t simply underwent q raco,-
Ptruetion which enabled the English min.
ster to take nearly half of the church
property in Ireland, of which that povarn-
fnent had robbed the Catholic Church and
Nth which it had endowed the church es.
aollshed by law, and put it into England,s
reasury. Hitherto that amount had been |
expended in Ireland, now it is lost to her
'rever, and the Irish people are called
pom to believe that the church established
law has been disendowed, and that a
Peat benefit has been conferred upsn them
~ which they ought to be grateful.
ABOUT year ago Mr.. Gladstone an
|Oon oed to the Irish people that he was
'lng to administer the government, so far
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MADRID, March 15.-Yesterday Gen. Prim
was assailed by an anti-conseription mob. He
succeeded in escaping unhurt.
BERLIN, March 15.-The Reichrath has en-
acted that political offences are punishable
only when q criminal purpose is shown.
LISBON, March 15.-Dspatches from Rio de
Janerio state that Lopez still eludes pursuit
centrating in Paraguay.
MAnHIn, March i6-Ihere is fierce contro
versy on the best disposition of the Cuban
question going on Some journals urge the
States, but a majority of the journals bitterly
denounce this proposition as cowardly and un-
patriotic Gen. Prim, in the Cortes to day,
shouts and volleys of stones, said the Govern
ment would hereafter deal promptly with dis
orders. The funeral of Henri De Bourbon was
,onducted by the Freemasons. The priest,
'offin, refused to perform the religious cere-
Monies The troops took no part in the funeral.
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GIfNN Nd AMARTN, wholesale grocers and
commission merchants 81 Poydas street. have store
Stock OF goods which for freshness and comprehcn
stveness deserves the attention of all, whether tow
OF country VINO desire to Law in supply of choicest
articles The members of this firm observers
interchangeable IN their application business and what
ever advantages can be obtained varying moods
See adver tiscment. '
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOLD PRICES. ..-...........-..G GOLD PRICES
REDUCTIONS.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
| We offer our
BLACK AND coLoRED SILKS
AT GOLD PRICES.
We have reduced our
YARD-WIDE CHECK SPRING SILKS
q, TO 81 PER YARD
We have reduced our
81 so CORDED SILKS
We are offering TEMPTING BARGAINS in
FINE DRESS GOODS.
REAL LAcEs, LACE sHAwLs
MADE-UP LACE GOODS
viii be found the Cheapest in the South.
Our Stock of
IRISH LINENS AND IMPORTED GOODS.
For Housekeeping well as all other -
FOREIGN GOODS,
Have been made to conform to Gold Mt 10
We have just opened
New CHEMISETTES, =-.. |
New RUTHLESS
New LACE COLLARS,
New PARASOLS
New HALF-UMBRELLAS
New LACE SHAwLS
New DRESS GOODS,
Etc, ETC., Etc.
j. A. BRASELMAN s. CO.,
&c and $50. Magazine Street. 5ss and 5es
mh20 1t Corner St. Andrew ct. II
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Beginning April %, 1870,
.jaf6 5p tt
RoUSsETS FISHING tACKLE-

n. ~ ~ = a v n Il q.
The undersigned having studied the want. ~ A..
sSousnern market in the FISHING TACKLE LINE
twenty years. takes pleasure In Offering "a ~
most varied stocks Of HOOKS LINES RfloS EfIOA ~
anu bAShEIS, In all their varieties and would -,
your perusal Of the following articles: 'A
FISH HOOKS.
Limerick Trout Hooks. bowed IxO to I0xO
i Hated, lx0 to IOxO
" Shesephead Hooks all sizes, ringed.
CS Ssnsr mook i al sizes i1o to iOxo.
Fish Hooks, to 10. xed.
% to TO- fatted,
Grayitation Hooks, Fish and Trout
Buffalo and Sunfsh Hooks
Limerick Snooded Hooks all sizes.
Wired Books, all sizes.
Sea and Catfish Hooks. to TO-
Also, ASSORTED LINES.
Cotton Cable Laid Trout Lines Is to 400 feat ,c,o
Cotton Twist Trout Lines. 0
%. Fish Lines.
Lay out Lines, large.
Perch and Croaker Lines
Linen Trout and Fish and assorted colors Lfnes
Hemp Fishing Lines, oil sizes.
Plated and Twisted Silk Lines
Sea grass Fish Lines all atzea.
Cork and other Floats, all sizes
Rugged and Furnished Lines.
FISHING Rods, assorted.
Ftshing Baskets. assorted.
,1 Ard ra complete sssortment Of HARDWARE ana
POLES WIG genuine bAM0OO
Country and city dealers are invited In sr.,,,,a r
took before purchasing. and theywiii and nv urSos
he LOW EST in tho market ~ f
Sign of the Big Bamboo.~5
A: ROUSSET, Hardware Importer.
mhD I'm IL old Levee opposite the Customhousa.
THE LATEST N,tvCrrv ~
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ID. Mckepdrick, house and ship plumber gas
inter ETC. 464 Magazine street. lie furnishes ali
MATERIAL IN the line at the lowest market
ploys competent experienced mechanics Orders hiied
at the shortest notice and reasonable terms See adj
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

~ ~ II a l. l. b r.
OVER THIRTY YEARS BEFORE THE Puxxx
DIR. McLANE'S
cE L E B RATED vERMIFUaj
The Safest and Most Rel 4s, Worm Destroys m
No Mothers Nursery should be without n
Are your children ailing nowi,
Have they Continual Itching of the nosef
| have they Ravenous or Deprsved Appenss
Have they Hard. Swollen Allotment
| Have they Furred Tongue and Disagresabss II.
| GIVE THEM McLANE'S vERMIYU9H
lave they Ohcnaive Breath and HeadachAs-
Lave they aGnawing Sensation in tho StomaaA
aave they Disturbed Slyep. with grinding Of tie
Lave they temporary Blindness and Deafhsni
- GIVE THEM McLANE'S vERAHFUaK
DO warnedi IN time Delays dangerous.
McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
is no dangerous sugar candy.
McLANES vERMIFUGE
may DO given to the tenderest infant or AGED aaut
Be sure you get DIR. c. McLANE'S CELKHHArx
vERMIFUGE
None genuine without the signature Of
FLEMING BRoTHx1s.
sofa All over the world. mhn 81
T'HE MECHANICS AND AGRIcn1Tnp.,
FAIR ASSOCIATION OF LoUIsIAN
WILL HOLD THEIR
NEXT GRAND STATE FAIR IN NEW oRLEANrl
Beginning April %, 1870,
And to be continued for nine dawn
fremiun Catalogues FOR the FAIR can be proonrS "A
~ desired AOus" s"0 x"ssoenooI
e s holding in their names ten Ghars
Sne Capta stock OF tho Association are Ioduirod h.
All ny Ihe once OF the Secretary Mechanics Inefitns
= GET their tickets Of admission to the Ground ~
,ae "s an entire new class of tickets have
With their families and Carriages on the Fair roun% -
VI lines even If said Ground Is rented or used a.
me Directors invite every good citizen to become
holder and to purchase the stock thus rconir.d
rom the Secretary Of the Association
a., =, ~, @ Plants Shrubbery and Bouquets are for
jai6 5ptf Secretarv asJ tr r.
, 1870-09-01

The Portage City (Wisconsiu} Rtgistrr
finds fuult with this paper for its objections
to the purchase, by The United States, of
the Fox and Wisconsin Ri:er Improve
,nent. Will The Rs3i-ttr statc. for the beu-
.'it and information Of the public:
!. Whether hat ca1.al--Fo1 River I,u-
provemert-inclu,ling tile franchises and
property vi the Caaat Company, is offer.
I'd for sale 10 the United 5tates.
=. What the property to be thus Iasght
s.1ld paid for, is worth.
!. Whether the present owrcrs will ac-
cepi 81, Nh.trn for the property,
4. II nu:- wlei sn,n will satisfy them,
whether lns4re or less.
s. Vii" constitute tho company what is
The uluonut Of its stock AEd capital of ull
kinds,
q. What lave been tic gtoss receipts for
:ol.s upon The cuuI during the last ten
years.
What we want is information, and,
as NC cannot find it in any OF the ponder.
s''ss brations s,'Afc il defence Of Ibis lob.
"e will ta}:e the statement pf the }sfqis,yr.
which, being published 1t the bead waters
Ut hush euas of ,ais proposed lew route
~ the occ:n, can. We suppose. answsr the
points VT hn.a f.,41nsa. Ito bill ,,u,se,l I,y
Consress e'uplatnally declares that I'll.
'SntS, property, and fEaIrl1is.'s Of the
canal muet be bought and paid fur l,.fors
the United States Gnt6rs u|r,n the work.
Thai 'ouis very nlurh like selling n canal
~ tlie So'"tuis,",t: a.,... bcfurc tho sslo il
made, LIT the COUNTRY know the ra.uo of
he property, and how much Tia owners
are wiliiGg TO take for II, and wlue the
United States will do with it wlcn il is
bought
, 1870-09-01

with the 80, 600 established In tho forest OF
bondy. At two and half miles from Bourgot,
would he able to offer IN this forest very en-
erEetie reHlrtanee i'll tue cveEt Ut beiuy coEs-
Pel!.d 10 retreat, or II they wi,heu to act
against illc sal!Ies III force OF tho beaieErd, 10
which they Would NECESSARILY 10 ez.>oaeL. On
Inc otl1er haiti, the ~. 0D0 mon reported ut
Ncult!y. on the right bank Of the Marine. will
he tbte to occupy the bill 10 tic cast Of thu
fort of Eos1,y, a1sf to undertake acI.ea Of al
tack~, uot very fokmittabl., it is true. against
the forts fAcihg easf, sT..l ~ tn form, Will.
the &c, ,tGl3 Mcn. iu tue fureht OF HapGs atl army
Of C1.u00, which ceu!lsetur tau ,A.h Ut retre:;t
Other SD.I1o lnen should be PLACED between
-MarEt au1 yisE&Gelive-.iaf-Se,tle. in
order to observe iAa EoaIs MEli:!. stlrt from
Ito coillueEcc Of t!.: SeiEa 1ui tha 3t1tue
teward tLt east. i:riG.e, cs: susisi,-u On the
Marue HoulA: r!ate t1.rse &c, ,(i]u men in COM
nas:-icatiun With the tsvas c=ta:.!i.:t.d oa tue
night .'sEE at Scu:lly. The be=leyins army
wo1:ld then number is0, 900 men, but to be-
sltse Fatis this il not sufficient To pratset
sdt'luate!f the besieSers. great army is re-
1uiTed. ihis rote is as-iSne'l By tho PIl,ssia,,
Lieutenant Colonel to the Third Army, whom
he turroses 10 rs1mher 10, men, and to
whom he wishes to join a fourth army, pene-
t!atng into France By war OF Switzerland On
this hypothesis the invading army would ar
rive lefofr Paris with an effective strength of
3G0, 0C0 men. The task OF tha latter Jiyiaioue
would he to tsold the French army OF rel,sf he
f4r fiom Pans Is possible, 10 iuterceue sun
II O., and to destroy lLr railroads w!l1ci, pi,:o
laris j.: communication with tue sputll aid
West Of FraEce.
, 1870-09-01
MARSHAL Dnxnia,e OH the French
uCfcncek.

pa1i. Journal publishes the following
s,.eecl adIress.l BY Marshal Bazainc to about
10 troopers whcu ho went to inspect the
cantonNent+:
sdl.n'Es;s: have hut one fault to rcprcach
!fn With-scn tire tt1 FAST 4. We!ss,.ut,l;v.
MheEr yeur an,n,anitt!u failed, Jon hail wnat
Wu1ld HAVE lasted Tie P:usesans ihrrc ,says, LEI
u reason together iittlr. Mhcre asc We. Fu.i
eh ~ liue ot 'sete,ts. From Thiony:]e 10 Metz.
sE:l l'cm Me:z tu Nancy, We ll0la the ground,
lrh'1.' this Hire wh4t fave w. Another li.ls.
fhat Ut the Stnse. Behind the Meuse wha; have
we: The Champalur, battlefield rh1t ne
kh"". uh We n'i7 AlteF Iii. Ch4ulpa.ue
WAT hare We si!l- Tie AIr.,uu..
H. yiu reu:e1ete the A1senne. ID yo.i yr.,rln-
ct sanly: The Ir:sstahs rtM ni,er II, an, that
l. ~h nesti tell ysE. Amt AFTER s1e .tr.oalr.
lat tso VIZ fin.!: The ,irtwurk OF rivers rrl,ltr,ri
tlu:tEon> hS The c:traf aIgu nf le1I NJ III" ,.,p.
t1s tntrssec'.d Is re As.nr. th Mar:. ir.,.,
fe selEt. and ry-a th,. Y.1sne ai,.t IL: len.tl.. IL;
y I'll ths e not III. for behind Metz s'alt.,s the
htHse, tthnd tar A!ctn:lItt. t:r1l She hsns-
!,ssas, hF: liz! sar ya!.tys ut tar Msr7e ;tt IS
Paris, a: Il aH,f:sI f'niEs rr;tWe-Fianc' tnar ,s
!" s1E- sr 1nlo1 arIen tiriz-ns II ;,at:,nt ar1.,
N eteet HrfasI, alHl Il ;hnG-a5l mIil;"n. In the
lsea>asy .'mti: :u. II ste1n= h.t,.y uteesaa.7 10
i.Is 'h FL n'an. lI;cnnes...- Ut s,i.I Let - a+t-
ri. htE uf THE"
, 1870-09-01

4ne sASe o1 tae y"1'ng r''tt'an !iorzog
t"eSeA'H que ol 1nese t:ih init point' which
Hi"ass ai'se ~neh tiisea*snn Vi prison
"'sc!i"'ne taxes place. hri which are never
Sssis'ae'o.s'y uiSposed Ut 'st any tiiuv-
n'S 10Y 's !" ysafs of 'sc, I'M: an e1u.-
''ehee'' tnsef. well eti"eatesi III The >cies1cc
u f'''"a}siFh. Ills sabstfy of tho i:,,l
"hsr' Ills ls1oihl'' ''se u The a':'f, tn Sc
e"s. I've 'S''tei' LIS rap't tliSni. his Sudden
anu vigorous STAB OF the policeman. all
XII tAs stofS oi Ills i'reeosi'na brutality
, 1870-09-01
Personal.

t"ns tite and All Gin ars tNo san E,arc,,,
:.u-slprs.
"a nirn nanaed Mlrhler committed sut vi. br
tai'"r iau''ahuh, ai Wheeling, On Saturday IT,.
'sli-e his vile 'sas dangerously Ill.
-Pho'oprarhs Il Edgar 4. Poe are he1no .o,a
in hctnnt't. Va. fr The t.euent Of his only sur,
'"hs..>tssef, VII" rtst''es near that city.
-Qnetn Ficttria susct.lrs Ex.o for Tho Tranch
wous sIr.l.
Thomas Hughes will he the gues, of James
Nussell Lawet.
>-LFedeuf, the 'lercsc,. Frcrch General. gas de-
nsNcly cait'! THE Strangers Guide - parts,1
~f"s St"' i"rk .s:H: sasS That, though the late
"fshs'e l. Jr'.i5 H. i .sarIy incDtue Ut 800 i
!t wss su Ir}hf shat club had u iov kta f,n,rn
expenses.
Henry Ward lhrccht. refers to one OF nis cor.
i''sf'Ideicr AZ l'c:snn, evl,len1!y. WHO ,I.,k
Aha: III *dI:.'f the ''hylrr-Ia!vsuls,tc tpocu1a-
:;.H."
-1thh c"'k, IT.. nf c;!.eika, Team. Fas shot
''::s, lE bis fsin Eli N ASHTON, las. week While
aaslhr Practical JOKE upon him, dag uts.u, n
org nj ;ar - kt-klux klan.
The Rev. Ut. Price. nj Aberdare, South II a!es.
tsh" sisns tAn-shlrds Hf Inst ycat travelling In The
'Elcti Sites, las hcru l,.ctuftag on America In
A"f.h aah S,-at1 Wales, for severxl munyh1 to
sl&hstAse auGlcuccs- HIS lectures, ecrunF1ng
if"hi tTe 10 three hou.s. tiiIs.:nEetl Nth ..ia-
:ralns, ttc-. arr snnxen o. highly l1attcrinx to
his r"unsEy. i tttPItatrol from Abeshun,lIy
-,n'h W4ies, nael th. DtrIor nj iItllyhcAtl, ami
.eEt}@fel HIN the Liberal nomination Of the
"''s'lgh tn Permanent. Promising to pay ali ex.
'-'nseS TIE Doctor, however, thought II best to
Itx.stfN.
, 1870-09-01

city, when. after being fess and rested.
tlN's are taken to your c;ty and st. Louis.
The view trou, these yas.e n granj. Tr the
tonth stretch asay the itnmeur- rolling 1'Fai-
rler Of The f.iiat, TGgriiosy. duued here and
l1rre will nuu.trous hcz,le Of caf.ls. II aos
time, from ten IL fifteen Thousand hc1d may
tc seen grazing; and it ,s es,rnatc'l that.
with, few u.ilc- Of lii. there afe one hnn-
drrl ttlonaand, whirl, will be rliirel during
tho coming two mouths.
VIZ also nuilc4. that representative, of lie
Southwest Pacific Iailruasl ara il, to. ii, n1,:r-
''s i,dnccmtAt. 10 ON Ntra to sl.ll, l,t tAeir
r'tisc; tut tho llastihty OF tho M,r -outi farm
err renders it undesirable to dive to l1erce
fis5, the preseos termi liz If their roa.l.
Al Present, We have viii us AR J. lIutch.
it'bon. "i"' '.r large stock rancl mar GAL
WESTON, ahd LAS fifteen hundred head Of cat
.te; Colonel Stone, Of Hamilton t.,,uts, alo
hnfiKs fatlss hnntlred: Mr.. fiil1s.r. from,
!'ar San AntoE.io. who drives but .ive t.untlrei
i''a" thn year; and others. Seyeral large
bls crs are III io"nto Hay. Chicago o.k mts,
should mt fail to como down here, and lake 4
!noE, at least, before 81. L1uis nouo,,o!i1eo
the wloic cattle trade. i. u.
, 1870-09-01

ons are overruu with French residents
charged with being spies, they shall make
room for more by shooting those now on
hand. Other journals recommend the
poisoning OF wells and provisions. This is
mere frenzy. And, to prove that il is not
coupled with eourage, VIC ind the PROPOSE!
to arm the whole A,Ialt male 20 .ulat;ou.
after the example Of Prussia, .ece,vcd
with howl Of de1ision by the largo
classes Of e1tmpts aud actuslty vote,
down IN the Corps L<9i>'ntit So France.
with MI Its hluster, rebels against mems.
'iFes-aven for this eaigcucy-which rras-
ia accepts without Il .nurmur as part Of
her military system
, 1870-09-01
'Ihc SECOND ds'tssassrc%>avstn1 ut%arics.~
1ht: l.zsAI Sammy EksnSsslsou.
WArK.6AS. ILL.,. Aug 80,

NAtkS7AS. ILL.,. Aug. 80.
7" Tic Edr'1r ~ 1hf Chfrn:a FfiGnnr:
III YOUR issne Of today. uusice I letter
rom Naukegar. eEtitled ~ split III the See
oud Coosrcss,o..al District. which ssafes that,
t. The Republican cony. ntiaa OF I.aAs County.
held nj Libertyv,slo last SATURDAY, nyoke in
t'so parts on .he Congressional issue aud
tlsat the. Farssvortll" men ti,IuseI aIr Porter.
When the Wankega. delegation. together witt,
';ose Of sesetSl other TOWN., sit once with
drew. ss.'l tset III another place. aad ecctet
"slesat'cst Opposed to General Farn.ynit!.."
lie letter :rsn Which Quote IL one .lHrue
III err0is aEd tclectlpotts, ILc ,.focv,,tiu..e of
Inc convention. Al they ats:;a!ly occ,Tfe,1.
VIII e,tshctcrsiy centradict Your sore-he1.'ea
',rseeIs.ntttnt.
Tie Lake County Couveutipu. witch me,
~ saturday, A't6. -. was coinlcsra Of IS tl-i8-
tssscs t1ity-nt.c Of theM were =u,,t,cr1rrs Of
General Far'f-~ettl4. nt:t ~ we.a op,n,sc.l to
tn'n. HE anti-farrsMo orth :re;, Illuminated
ttr letier tone VI itI.ir .lu:,,tA,ra for i.l,.ir
lnan lr" ;'-''. and Dsyi,t $. II; tanolnet} Tor
secretary RI 't". ti" Fa;1.~wut.s. 1atn H.
'ltIlcEtfu III l. ar1 a.sEric. :,,s t.,,. lue I.-
''.g, and t'.s - "sl:rr1.- wrre ciec,s; cam.
s"ittte Ill Credentials Was 1!,ei, r.isst. .a1
Performed ,ht: us,ial duty. i t,,o,,an vas
tfen r:nsc, aLa atriel, to vate t.r bsilot II.
ma: I'll: t''.ifnlan. The i-.:u-we.,h u,yu
',iectssl ti,r,1 Chairman. fMr. t.,,L1
:'s II solc-. Ia = given fnE Mr. Potter, Mr..
Ny ta1il-Fa.usNorth} WIS :f.c:. ula,ic .,,,tas-
l:.Et Secrttars. NJ. tr,k t:..u s.os i;.:, chair.
AID. OH The n:";1i Ut aua.i:i-. arn.mo.tI .u,,,.
:a'fcc committees. Nf nticer pr1-np- rar!,
:s,1'e firm es'h tnA:,f ~rr. .;.:'uit,t,J LIZ :t,e
hai1tnsn u c.ch to.n delegation Ate,
f!itsc committees had pc.fora. t!,e;r duties.
~ Tetcn:. es',a:rs five delegates zach for III,
s''ate, totlS'ess:uaal. aitl Sen.soria. Go,,vc..-
1:Vns. aid st!.3 the report II: the Cu;un,it;ee
IN State f'prvent:an l!cssa,e- hail bret, ~.
GIFTED and all pies. then I; Sss tlat st.-,n;t,.n
!tsiscs i. !e:sa.es Withdrew t.osu iii, eruve,-
Il t., amid tii+ I'll. efs OF The rttsa,:sr xir,y-
tae delegates. Wl;h Ibis rx>er:lau, :,;e re..u-
i'f baeies* III the convention Was .ta;lSact.,s
Eafuh't.','lsfv- Tl'.. tonve.,:i1.! Instructed
1"t Gtneaa! !. F EAsaswo otlt,; a:,l. in III.
selection ct i:eprt Sentative, after t,.. sew.
hfceE euretl, a- had t+Ac..t1 tl,r s>nuvc,,i,,u
c.t1 I'll voiss. d. ri which *tre .a~t f:,r Ny l.:
Dodge. et Eauhccail. Tsa l1;:ir t,,t-ri., If
seventeen >'"s;tcA.ls ti:i a0' eivss aav Cou-
;;zsssio;lal delegation Nl,atsvef.
Ike consent1;Nt Wan fairiy. Lurs-,lr. AMI
iatmoI 'ensiy st''sls:tclld t:a-ruELon., ,,,,..
eng &c large y ,ajui;s il, issur Ut the sg-
'tcs'Hn VI Gc;trrai Ear7,aN orti.. was hi. ex-
Te-riyr nj At least Elrt~tentis of tie E.In.!.-
.ican voters Ct tic eGunty. Tl,t truc r.tou
fer the withdrawal /: t1:e s.yc,atetu delegates
,'ss. no .luuhf. that The. hereafter ;11lsl,,
f"rzn tie nucleus for ~ ii:.!n;,e ;,1r,l sorcSad
convention.
A SolD11:R VIZ" u'.- PRESENT.