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, 1870-10-23

r. wasrctolyei That n i, be formal one. and Mr.
t,'ntN M.s dcris,e,i elected. 1A e>' ~" -"''
nc convcn,,en nIocs cdsH IN choose an .sses.
soT ,;,s.. ~, ,,,,,.s and " IT, ue,,ron wcre nou.
t!es,saA' -'ai'sA au'4 w. A. 4Ae.'on "c4e nona-
fHSseo. .,.,,,., o,s y,- 11on,,r rroe VIVA,
~. ~ .ir,rI ~ - '"'' '-A' "NA' "AAn-
'ss'us'' e'eeS." SUPERVISOR,
Ine convsnvr cShnT and w W ~ ,i,,,,sr,', Eu -;
SupesSlset, M h % Ia,to, ,,ao 'a..otna
receiving ~ Sn.es 10 = lot heAnen.
AssE1ASI sEfsns lsuN.
Tnc convcnnon nsn p1oSSun Ggepe n IT, rae eTT!ce q
an Asstsiant sapslslsos; rtoyu n!eE,ns, ME-; !.
CaTdWell. r. a. t1etce, e.nates LoaunR. anu ~.
Graves being rnt IN nomination. A ballot WAS
had resnltloR: tStuMea', ~ lieslns' Als fie1ee'
Is. LoddlnSt ;, 1tAseA Il
There being re elestioos second . a. ballot ,s rs
hal. the cno!cc ofins 5sstI1cteM 70 tne IND nl3a
est candates TIE se 1esuea 81 saia n s,ss. .s, c n
well anM i1e!ce IecelfIng - sotes alNeGgs. "
the third ballot i7erce WAS e'ecseo' fceeNlus -
votes to Il Tor hls orrooent.
.u.,.,o, TOW TowE n.e,;s,, GlxnE. m ,ns e,eeson
OF a Town Clerk.
McssrH. George COOK. Joseph Laoct swan. Anu
Core were nominated. ba!!ol "AS haoy HsEi!-
Ing: Lane, -: Swan, 70: Core: :,; T.; ceos: M u.
There being no electtont anotnet ratot va Mas aeIi,
The Gnolce teaR a, - ", aau -, % ~. ~
for or nis opponent
COUNTY toSS1aBIKs
The convention r.eeeS,isl 70 ballot for aye
NuAAAi - 80
hxf, tctnlstnf a. fnNn*s: :, 7, tTAnet. ~ Z.
Kline. =: Joel Lnl. q; +; LSxass,- s; " +
Hayes. q: Il. +osdan. % y; AcfhsG -: 7. +.
Anehhelcff 71s = E1ofF, u licnIs Benc, 6s:--
S'svln. - u ,,...x. -,
NtsstE Lnl!. aAsS.. Hc5"st' benes ac1 slef1n
WcSe Neeta1cs! uoantoattH,
ine eonHsnu%ua % snsn AsJoaa ata s,a< 0s
snCIh t tHs:-,aaa..s, SaAtH1!sAs.
lae S'net ~ -, nersestnIatSs rc lnss.!ct Couo
vsstion ms MT IN sns County cSn,i.room n. M st q
"Tloek. ana o'EaEi1e't " me etecson o. ta!hp
y MaakNotha as Mau. Anu '. > boanela ana
NcMton bnth a1s ~ SeSnM.es ss ss.4..
1ne Tssstotn. a!.a.uuesu Aus ao!C0L 81 tAc Loo-
xentlou ~ e Inf noaiauanon 81 s.1 Kenlesenta-
nSeE: one SniM.s'fs'; ~; ons NsslsIans Snpetflsor:
sne AtseHs.1: GnE E1ucs'os' one 1o"h eleFk' and
aEfKash t. x = shS.A1skA 1skAr.-,
NOMINATIONS nen s IN efues. INC 1alsowin& names
iof Ncr.e5e9ta,te9 EcEe eunto!tted: AEhnt
DIXON. a. =. Eauo"Es' saTcs /. HOG, {. L: h0ot.
Ann!cN A. Dohuu: G-1. lnniuas, u u. fneias
II. v; nss ss.nr, 20 49,. ~" :, s%wM ...s. MaMs
a dehSate LFpn !notntou GontcDneu tnaI lne
CITY Was enuNcn " out lnut ucleNae*. auu tuas
the couhtx ouent 70 1ave tAe otnst Two.
Gsorfe w, HaSe sasEtssa n taat .ae Hesessl
wards tnnnla caeh Snte ies s;1 ltfptcsehtaftsce.
J. T. hnckcibsGErf snonEnt me best and nnt
psAG!ca! way wnuM IE ~ fote upon tAs sttrial
canu,aates NY IolMala. ahn acGatc tae sN VINO
TIC M Men .ns MEaes. nntnuss o. sntes ufe cnoiee
| OF sae conHsnson = Neptesen.aLseS
| me Snai9Gsn cnnsu'teA IN tols nPlnsnut noa
| sMss MaGt .. pspS51u!S VI anopss1 1ne nsss
sots w II a.,.s,,, ~ u4oot a. D ~ 1oeps'
" az nun nnF;o,, III NJ En,r.s-,,o.r.r arhrr n,vo,
,-Hs ,rs.,a ~ -n.nt,nnSs - 49,
ior ,ss I Ncp.esentayc. '' '"e
, 1870-10-23

Parties wtsht.R 10 buy land VIII do well to call
on Clarke, layton L Co, No lSS nearborn street.
I1ouosc BLOCK, hcfore purchasing el<ewhc1e. They
have some OF The Eost desirable real estate, both
improved AID uuiEurrove4l, 1nw 10: sale at their
t1ice, 10 bs found IN Chicago and vicinity.
, 1870-10-23

1Iaskrs, No, IS Clark street. opposite tho Court
House, has one Of the ncss stocks and sells boots
and shoes as chcsp as any dealer IL Chicago. Hts
fail aud winter goods have tus, Arrived, anil will
be Rolt at very lox nEuses. For boots aod shoes
ol ali styics and colors, cSlt on Isskius who en-
riDys nonc hut the most Seutlena7ly clerks, Who
ieel opty too happy when they ART attending To
The understandings Of their customers
, 1870-10-23
Fifty Per.Caut Oh.

J. B. Shay has just opened II his store, Sos liz,
IL and l16 Lake stree, tine ssock Of Astrachan
tilk velvet and closh coaks Of their own imports
1tou. They arc guaranteed as being At prices
10 pe1 cent lower thnn usual The w1c1er ope1iux
OF cloaes ant Buits takfs place on Tuesday next
, 1870-10-23

SIe*sts- DeTTick5on, MOFtfs0p, Easter, Nas1n,
Frss Eeal, and 1ieancfl1 were declared elected.
Mt. Fliehman Withdrew ln favor Of Charles
Neitz,
Ttc convention proceeded 10 vote for the eigth
member, with the following result:
There lseIuR no choice, another ballot waa hal,
tho choice being confined to tho two highest. The
natsot resulted Campbell, 81; Hetz, -; and the
latter was declared elected.
rnWE orF1cEks-cuLIEc1oR-
The delegates from the county towns with
drew, and those from tho West Division pTocce.lts
to noini,,att ean,ila:ss for Town otIces the nrst
nuc beng Collector. II. CnfHc. Joseph Lane, u.
klutx, Ftank Drafcn, nnd +. BieuEc were nom-
mated.
r i - trfn nj f,nlIaf taken. reSuttin~.
, 1870-10-23
TGe1I.. .&t5 III II
Last week, 1E g1i Az Il
lsr4-wE4orHIuc r-rnh

last 51lf.-....-....-. 1911. .s66. Is l,ss-,93379
Tie fo1lo~iug quot4ions for gold in New
fork and securities in London, to-day, were
feceiyeG;b5 RaEratt 4 Nasch;
, 1870-10-23

II Is worthy OF note that large proportion ol
the rial estate transfers for the last three months
bare been Effected by auction sales. Nessrs. Wn.
A. Rntters / CO., The welt-knowu aucttonecrs.
hotd q sale, tomorrow, OF 3 large mnuur OF
building mud residence lots, cltEthly tocascs and
Offering dec Inducements to purchasers
, 1870-10-23


t1ou. hut VIC Do want man tn rrnr.s.,,
We know 70 be possessed Of sterInv Wn, ~ '
Falwen-sar from L If b. s \. aTMent nn,nsn q MF.
| khall support htua but II Nj Mani nT9oaAtso. y We
Me shsi expect you to do % thc ssMe'
Us 4 cine thst tnaS hs 3a 3nt as he did gave
OWL free VIII and desire mt "a. no. 81 nis
III Taese e san In ws1e
county Of CooE Who caa contsol tbe 81 rcsnf Hi
as men sc i've Son"1n =, Msda s en- and we owe It
| tApplause.l ~-'e1@ WIZ s'c ~ nonos.
General JULIUB WHITE nm ,,,,n-...,
e sta1e III nas General Osborn moi
CougrrsA While he hos manT frscnas ~ tnis a avt
yeDtion, ~ have reason to be,ieSe Vac En.i 1n %
be has made no cliort Hhstever kn'Tn IL taat hst
not had ticket r0n In biz hrnaSf IN Inv 1s ~
ciss, OF ln any Of ihs coaniT towns 81 Sa
who have been put ID nominst1on ~ ,rS net
able men. 1t fs useless 10 xay and cs,SpeiH'-
CONVENTION ~, frsas a, 5andsr to s.. That ths
aud patriotic RepublicansI f:enSrsf ns.e men
be Eera disposed to be candidste wnn1a IL
ton, but he has not been a candt1st ts se eonsen-
weeks. an Instructed to sa1 nnw * ~, somc
net sstre 70 have hs nac pfcssnieS ~ 'iUes sas
I ton II the conTent1nn eha,ia tae ConSe9. G
inposelble to agree unon ann otbs9 saoaaa nad
satisfactory to them it Is not st All ;nne wno
Snf I'M 1oen rs vas freely aud
u.ES ii. clams nor vii az idsnds oi ~ n1s aos
vi been made Sy cammon cona naeae fefmatks hare
nroceed Ia Enra asAa W common consent, We will
| Major PHELPS Mr. 1,r..,a.,.
m CHAIR TIE Chat sad decides any further r.,
] Major PHEf ~ r.
, 1870-10-23

Tho following wcro the eceerts and ship
( n,en!s Of brea6stuHs and stock for the week
ending this morning, and for the correspond
ing weeks ending as dnted:
, 1870-10-23
souri,, MI: rest nominal.
but improved On the hank

f-HFIIHU1l. go I064 I
Sn,-Tteasury balaurel;o.d, fet, $751; 81; cur-
rcnty, Il r3z3.l2a. 49,
The sun Treasury 10 G5d In EoIl for
customs ll1ttnE the wetk, AEd ra! OUT fIb6,6o5
ou account OF interest.
The tulaI aIuoun1 Of 1871 bon,'s redeemed thus
far ts sssl,'. aad less enan - 100000 OF Soye-
Ter I'M a1es- has been related.
, 1870-10-23
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EvENrHo, Oct. =.
The following table shows tho receipts And
-hirn,ent4 Of produce at this point during the
mast t,Staty-fnt,r bnttrn.
, 1870-10-23

nfs:s 5SG.Ecaas e.ez Of Clz1k nd Laks-sss.
ASGEE5tfHT TEAse09ef..4.-. a:l3 T. II. 6:iI . n.
fAe:Ge s7at tt!44ne.....--..-.--t1:D1 - "a. s31p.I
Erret sztata Dunlei.A pass 91n 4 IN
Ftsrle1t and puni.iA Ratfs 9:l3 ; n ~31U = -
9!n~AE1tt Mt4-.-. e1 N. Eli Is T.
Nt!HkEkec xpssss...,.....-s s43 T. m. ~l:u p n.
MMwanEeF PA9>2Asrr......-.s 3GQ d, n. saaD p
MlsK eNkee PhAAeIkrr fdAttyt IEQ D m. 5I3 AZ
It. P1nl md Gieen Bay H.1U ~ !, ~, sS.l5 n n.
Gretl q u E1cSrAA.....s....s 10 n U s5,I u,
, 1870-10-23

The rscetpssof hogs Tor the week wGee - sseo.
acan5t 1855 h-1 week, 3.,sst f1t jhe ctEresp1n-
itg week ia* rear. and ST. s95 N 1sGs. For the
four weeks ecf!nc lo-67E. :he seetpts hnse been
1lrCA1 aga Est t1E, fuF same. pc1od las: year
"a decrease nf 6-s17. and .44.:al Ia 1854 de-
crease OF $t,s:A With Moderate receipta, and
with rack.rs and shippers hJAh act!seiy engaged
tra.e ope3ed brisk Nils week. and tAt market WAS
huoshnt Up II Tour.day eseElnfx khe hogs hsl 4
u! been taken, aI1 an Id!aac ~ fu!1y 50,1 SIC
had been established. pr1ces fnsinx II s7.75aa5o.
IN sIklay there Ena b de:tdsd roactf0n- Man,
har OF aayeTB hkd Gul tteir or1ers earlier in the
week, snti WITHDRAWN. which fRct, together With
the large receipts aud tie lesa favorable tenor Of
nlviers froru The East, eaaseka feeling Of ltqrss
sion and pr1cks settled tack s To-day the arrivals
were l.ess-1n unpre aelenaed large supply f5r 3
SAfuInT-1nd We h9 e to, shte Iu1thes reine-
tom q ssasos. whieS 2iAees prices back 70 aboet
the closing rarEe Of lat uec1, or to 4I3s@asa
Al this tine last yes1the extreme rangs OF prizes
VAS S. 3lo-s3, AID In 1865, ta-sas00 The
market closea dull With isan AEnscld. The fo1ov-
trg were the closM; przes to-day, nns,at tho cor
responding pertoxadsk year:
Let. =, 20. Oet. =, 81.
EaHn. ...,....{A1Haa t1e,eH1in.25
stcco 10 cnoicf--- :. f.1SE7SG0 9.sSa "a
fasr 10 Medlnh t.51a1.65 asA2 BIS
loMm0n. -.-... 1.2a3 40 SE2 SIS
SDEEr-Rec elved to-day, SIS. received this
week, 1883. Shipped TO- dag, name. shipped this
week, e.eso- The supply has 1izzely exceeded tho
0eHand aId prices havn decl.aed about &C on alI
grades, closing weak ut S2 0s@ 4,s5 for Inferior 10
choice. with BeTesal hundred left over.
, 1870-10-23

Tttal week ecdine Ortober iS....-. Is
TaSAl wc.k xnAinE dsctoter e.......l.........
Total srctk ( pn3fne Ocfns<r t.................
LOYAL ~ft fuGtuG sNptf ft4tFf ~. t-s.~ !.
Total Terk ending September i6...t TX
TosAl wrck codink September a.... II
Total Htck ending September s....s Is
, 1870-10-23
EnuGW.

Within the "ld city limits ...,...,..
SuTts nf Fr1fcrtnn avtrut.........
>oltl Of FcAn ayrnsc-......--...
Meet 1t Ns%sErn aefnre-.........
, 1870-10-23
3Irtr4fQloR{cal

d: M.tecrolo:ica1 record for October g, 1871. as
sernrtcd BY J. G. lansgutn. Jf.. opcan, lit Han
,!alph street. correspondent TO the Smithsonian
Institute The small letters the initials for the
wor's "vetr1og." "gentte.r "htea+" "Jry,"
" moist atmosphere, ;" ratn,- aud snow
, 1870-10-23
TIMETABT e
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
sCYi1a .iRE1yG ENEyT.

us'os 'is3S1.s SssS9efsot sss' y lsts hfs ...se.
81: sss,. Fl rs;::::::::t i :1:; e;
fsis2 KssSli IL =
as's{:fs a5ss E.:i E 4:;;'aE sc :|SS e
& & & + + + + =; ~ ::i:E:'sss
'sana.7s e srs.,ta is: u9IsJs .re.pies
LAKE sHoRE & a,cHlG v so7rHgHS Rail-
D"0Sss' szss d;es ss x'ai'; IL IL ;ssess,a s::Ee
s;;ss ;;:j ;;s: s: e. .:s:s::rS
s;sbs saS - As -
'asf 6sisS S'f;1s Ss;s isssS !: ss; ass
S:i F:slSs - q. 9 81;
Essa:nf k1;stes. dsi eas n n. .s:tS :, q q
k|ssa'4e sfs .as Sm: M ss si5
':se: x5;sss Essss;s ~; i;s:;: si:sli i
,;x,, N1sM1Gas :.s, ;, GzXR.L = RAILROAD,
RI E,sss:f s. s, :s1sss9 ie.re .na .us
S: Es:5:|s 81 E7s:;: zs:s i5:;::::: 4 !: :
isp..tn Erps'7s.: ?@ PHI sS@A m
r.vEYr,-.. -'Nh''-a4A "s!S tLooEtss11lL-
,s,'s'n sssFss: s. = ii - = :; =
Acfpu mod sfjcr,... - = " H-lA NJ
sSCud5f 80: "a tkSsrrs.~ - = I1. = n.. M
excepted FlEsRV = rE r3ss S4Rrfta, y 4 Mo1cay
~. = = ~ WOfaAa.
osAA9A EAa~elees Asens-
rrTrSRfrrE;y Top7
u 2 Z -AA q tfah3AGO KALI
Mail "A<-
ItaY ExrrrS- S-'-''s"''"--'-'-.-- 81! m
Tas3Sr rfSWrHs.-''--s'.s".-~ fSWES Il - Il fUAn
NsH Vn,t fe.I[S.....+s-.'~-.- asl3 2. 5EH p H.
'A'1t 111o Aeenens 1daeoo-. s9@-E- s:tl1n-
CHICAGO. Alroy ro-xp.r,po,n
FrTar.1 Nsn AAAo-s g ol: n.lS HA1LkuAh
jsEtt q :e5nina ninuaiIssii1i.'-----. a i:sion"|-----
iithtn ~ T1stps1r:ss:''....----.-f RI n
III, ,kS5sRI S9a!. :Aq. sS,::Fh : s. Ioa:. t.s1
Sie1isy -Asa o4o@As' s@sep1eH- aAAssP"
, 1870-10-23

AH~ tA1SsAtsN"t pf AhkS NVSs
na:iag ms lot ,a nc LoM..on OF Go.oner, allow ne
W iGt!n s,9 ~ rusS ,S - -, an not ~ o!alns,
maks an olasio4. @ .I utsLS ~ ~ uHsc osneI "olk 70
iiemen who have be-en onncsjng nc on acconnt nf
'n ny npcan 1evehseas ~ omc ~ n ~ eT".
nnEn Enn1s1e an' ;cTman bIoo,, qicht sTTsrhi
1s1oaras and eousiier m5telf ss iaorsasn Ger
man scnnlaF ~ any os the gentlemen opposing
would say tnat *ould hnrc supported The nosni-
81 ,' Se nsa ~ 1eeo soS
f; HILL M - s h 1Hnt sTe.1n @ %
tSs1 tnose Ssnlisansa VIII ~ste ,, @ Rsc
The tickft the!F heaIN support rs shoola aase
me rtA7y,x4.
.ES1CkEKNOCEER. now move yon. mir.
,nst ~ seSyss,oa snse.:s @ r. p'sitoMsM ~ q ~
ate Ncrnhl!can sta,c Consca'ioh Oh tois state,
~ Il. sNscs Ms cMi'sE1s r seeond tho motion.
TEE motion n, a,sxs ss7irs'; ES W. upD
JC ENicEENFOlEER wpu1d Iike tn ask
tho ceu,tt - of thia convention to o,!cr stor1
resolution, whlrh will ask the Secretary 10 read.
The SECRETARY read tt, as follows:
ts,r.,t 7hs. tt,is rrpycutior tepdr, 70 .hr Hon
IF sssez. e saE. hs ,s
f.ith,n manner a Whsah b b. 1crrs.enttd the people
q u. Gensss.,onAt nssct In The National LassiA-
t"se o"'4ns ,le ~. ~ M !'a w..
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
! JOHN HCEUl.ER move that the usual Re
! rnl' lean Centra! Committees he arponted.
judge sCMMEnfiELn: more Also that II
rcnntT s.er1e1l bY int ward and me couutrT dos
| qst.o9s.
,Ihe r"1 murrr IL ~ fni,cWs.
| ~ r.,.l..,l
fHa y h1snIJ- ~ tMsia.ekesoecAet.
1S;rT Eord-Gforse W, G.se.
, 1870-10-23

CHICAGO, ALTON 81. Io.-S RA1IRnSn
E1pTess s42u.,,,.....Ss a. ~ a9tin -
J9Ett tn1unlaston-.,.-.s AZ N ss:55IW
Htkht Efts6a- --4......-.....fS % D. s1 95p = n
1tskshtnE< Etrsess. s.-....-...3 $50 J. N. SIS \ n.
'E19Pt SHNf7y1. .Ru i. tb1.assh 10 St Lqais egsTT
ptEht ssatrsdaE1 and sunAaTs sxttpnd. sx1=ep<
, 1870-10-23

.... Complimentary. .--.
The following resolutions Fave b.en atorsej By
, 1870-10-23

Cpd Liver Otts-nazard i Caawe1's Cod
Liver OH h the best-AdefstisesHsnt
, 1870-10-23


wnr.: Etrc. AM, think !. Is very essential Inst We
"a us M of snt %a Z, MAZE ys liz
E,rce1 h oil tie m aLnc7t.ons ut my man. but do
not tllns xG =, o1snt y s,e u aoy hurry to xet
EEcnt dissatisfaction At tho present time Now
we arr hnrrying through ihl, tAiuR aa we a1waya
80, htye lrsn In tsfre conventions for ten
,ts,>, ar.I re alEsys jupp 1t nolnnattopx There
Mans ii le great dissatisfaction With the names
ri tan.t the rruntnent men of cE!eAsn: Mes.Es-
e;alr, j. man spoken Of, an1 Ar. Woodland Is
a,' tt.r: IEan. say ag.ln We 1uEht TO take time
T.i. - WY tur'rtaat thing. II IS not often
t:ia: -as stCch on political matters but do not
81 II co 50 rapidly, SO< II any other gentleman
no to hreu0h. ioE Farsi, les us knew HIM
NJ UlL1Ss am mt authortx:. 70 rEsssn1 re- en-
n''n Is t:irt,.is. take the liberty Of presenting
lie l:an.,. ~ u rrral Osborn.
- hELEGATE you'll nominate MI. Willard
n: t;EEESEnAuM. speak the sense Of a
nal ~ q! the drlcFatcs present, IN expressing
shr ':rs'rr that this assembage viii be as quiet as
ir's:ihls '!u1itE GU: deliberations. We eau be
tiI' E.h Ntrk III lcr4 time, and do 1t better and
' '," ~, saIo'sciis y u TINS convention, re cao
tuse y" 70 pitsffvln4 perfect order. We have
Et.:,s MT, nrr':- and they can assist ua
r. y ~, .AiR NJ hope the policemen will sttend
The lcsin saiet aisS 'aeF sea1s and taa'
g ''.ies Z 1CssES. I have no nomination to
cur POSITION I Eould Ike 10 ask TIC rentjrma- r..
wilt y nanhe ". Is 90 not know, who presented The
baWH VI MI .oscrh Nedll, whether he nreaenfs
that name before The convention, nuthnr..c,S r. In
70 by Nr. Mednt. whether Mt Ne,iui In 1,nhs,sn. =.
Ing c9r,! OF withdrawal IN the Ch,caro na,a,
din = With the intention Of adherinS TO h q;
whether he has changed his o;luion ars,n -. ~. w
care to the couc1ustou, which he hal hrrrfn,otrs
OF presenting tsis na1nt to this cfurent{nn :. =
ether words, has Mf. Me,lI!! AecideTl to cnnr n.
for. thts convention. and Is ne Of "a,
Composed of such pure eieiacnts mi
he can present bis name hetote H. without losin,
his etlf-resrect7 1t is but faf to ark Mhcther II
gentleman wno represents ME. Medlli here whetb
Fr lie can vpuch that that gentleman doea not t,f
1cyr that the convention is not a respectable ont
aud rAde up OF scnllaw1ge. whiakey thteses, m
wa1d bt,mtners: simply want information.
BIT. OWENS. In reply, allow me 70 a17 thts, t1i
in lines rast 1t hts been shown ia this city thl
Incn without money, or who viii not apentftt, has
no chance. AZ one Of the Representatives, Of II
yralhe-aB Mr.. Medill did not give me any Au:ho
fty, but - constituent and deieRate from war
and representing the pcop,c-1 bclleve In 4
vnaltpE the clAtns of man whom
nnl to t,c possessed OF truth aud integrity a nj
OF ability ard energy: z Utn who will Ieprese,
us well in the General Legislature, And re, Il
people, have the right TO give HIN noMlnatao
II We deem him IT. We do not. 1tr. desire 70 ca
one seue upon the friends Of MI. FafwelL We {
nci intend to hsFe any Ill feeling N this conFe
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-09
An Extraordinary Proceeding.

On Monday our County Committee
were invited to meet the State (for York
and Cumberland) and District committees
and the Cumberland County Committee,
in Portland. On getting together, . cir
cular was read in which 1t was stated that
at cannot be dcnied that the nomination
of Hon. John Lynch was made In strict
accordance with the party USAGE" and
again, that 1.-The question to-day is not
one Of the relative claims Of York and
Cumberland counties to the nomination"
Three of the Cumberland county commit
tee refused 10 sign Il as requested. as The
circular contained lie. Every one OF
our York county committee and the three
from York upon the District committee
refused to sign it upon the same grounds.
It was voted that the paper be returned
whence II came.
Now we perceive that the county OF
York Is flooded with that same document,
purporting to be signed by all of the State
Committee. In York we have cut of the
head of the member from this county for
selling himself to Lynch, and he dies a
yearling. What do you know. gentle
men. about the party usage in this Dis
trict that we don't know, and what busi-
ness is 1t of yours 10 tell us what Is ques-
ton and what is not.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-09

III, reported that Gen. Wentworth OF
Kit,ery has written letter which is being
shown round. to the effect that no advises
all republicans to support Mr.. Lynch.
We think thi, rumor Is trick OF the
enemy. "as the Press oflen says Although
the General Is an officer upon the Navy
Yard and we are aware Of the immense
pressure brought to bear with threats to
induce men to do what they do not want
to do. We do not believe il. because no
man has been up TO within several weeks,
more severe In denunciations Of Iynch's
outrage upon this county. than has he.
Furthermore at the District Convention
be counselled the utmost resistance to the
contemplated "ridlng down. Of Cumber-
land! Heis not the man. or our estimate
Of him Is in error. TO 60 back upon his
friends or leave them in tho lurch after
advising them To take a position from
which he slips out. .. We Indignantly deny
that he Is guilty Of any such duplicity As
this rumor charges, and we challenge any
man TO produce such letter of advice as
that reported. ''.aa m q q. s''.' '.l'i
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-09
Raid By Lynch.

We were met q the onset Of this Representa-
tive question BY threats IRON The friends Of Mr.
Lynch. that. IL We did not desist from opposing
his nomination another paper would be started
in this county. and three weeks before the District
convention . paper Was put In circulation in
this city, and we don't know bat elsewhere, for
the purpose Of getting subscriben for Mr..
Lynch's new paper. The last we heard Of that
subscription list Il consisted Of two names This
was before the convention. Since then We ven
ture 10 say dozen different men 10 favor of
Lynch have been to us to state In . ''friendly"
way that he would not endure the opposition OF
this JOURNAL. but II wc did not cease opposing
him. the proposed new paper would surely be
issued. ''i 10 . r' .'''''+ DAG
Finding his threat, unavailing, and not wish
ing to sink any more money in the newspaper
line, he has resorted to other means. First on
the list Thomas Quinby. the political Superin-
tendent Of his political railroad, and intimate
adviser OF Lynch. stops his paper; then comes
s. Littleheld, his appointee As Asst. Assessor.
and he gets two Of his brothers to do the same
Then came three from Eliot whose names We
have forgotten, navy yard workmen We Pre-
sumo. Recently we received letter from Kit
terry saying that one Timothy Dame, writer
upon the Yard and political adventurer whom
Lynch had appointed. had given out wori that
no man upon that Yard who was . subscriber
to the JOURNAL, and who did not stop II and
subscribe for the Portland Press. should remain
there. This story may have all been false, but
the next day We received six letters each signed
respectively by Timothy Dame. A. s. Cole. Ly-
man Spinney. Hamilton Spinney. A. x. p.
Hammond and o. A. Tarbox, oil employed upon
the Yard, to stop their paper. These letters
were oil In Danes handwriting and the sigma
lures were in his handwriting.
We have before referred to the fact that Lynch
himself has written threatening letters to persons
working on the Yard "a fact which he dare not
deny, for we can produce the evidence), and is
this more recent fact further evidence Of his
peculiar fitness to represent the people Of this
Fist District, Had we been told six months,
aye. three months ago. that any msu in the
republican party in New England Of any prom
inence whatever, was capable Of rcsorting to
such vilainous and disgraceful acts as John
Lynch has used to secure his election, we
would have sincerely and Indignantly denied
the statement If the good people Of York
are willing to vote themselves vassals to any
body and vote themselves inferior, for heavens
sake make your surrender to some one worthy
to receive your captured franchises.