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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23
Announcement.

Waterproof Goods, Flannels and pretty CAL
lcoes just received at Paulett S.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23

Boots and Shoes are cheapest at Paulett's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23
Little or no demand; 81 OOa25O per head.

The demand for hay is largely in excess of
the supply and we advise our farmers who have
hay to sell to bring it in while the weather is IA
vorable We do not anticipate further adj
vance in prices, as there are thousands of tons
along the rivers above Knoxville, which will be
brought down as the waters rise, but even should
a slight advance occur, it would hardly justify
our farmers to haul when the roads and weather
are bad.
QUoTATIoNs.--9O 90 per cwt; baled, $1.OO
lbs per cwt.
FODDER AND SHUCKS.
The scarcity of hay creates fair demand for
fodder and shucks. The former may be quoted
at 81 50a2 90 per 100 bundles, and the latter at
SOC. per 100 lbs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23

Beautiful and comfortable winter Skirts
Pauletts. lEnHE " n.L
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23
PhilharnOnic.

Malone and hominy. at II, Goodman's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23

am candidate forthe position of Engrossing
Clerk in the 18th General Assembly of Tennes-
see. WILL r. MCBATH,
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WO H Nj ..
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT.

The only remedy for Pin. Tape and other Worms
Price one dollar per bottle. Sold by Druggists every
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23
SaIeof PronerfY.

Honey Honey Honey at
LEE 81 HowARTER'S.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23

. FeUer and Ague Cured JOr Fyty Gems.
There is not remedial agent in this world that will
cure Fever and Ague and all that Malarious Bilious
Scarlet, Typhoid, elbow and other tevers Galded by
Railways Pills. so quick as Railways Ready Relief.
so bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
THE PEABODY EDUCATIONAL FUND.

MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES IN BOSTON YES
TERDAY.
BOsrON, June 27.-The Trustees Of the Pea
hodv Educational Fund reassembied at The Revere
FJonse to-day when the General Agent the Rev Barnas
sears D. d. presented his annual report, in which be
says
.sThe general aspect OF education IN the south mas
undergone material change during Vhe pASe yeaii
Great progress has, indeed, been mace IN Jbe puDo
mind. nut various have been IN operation IN
several OF states TO hinder corresponding acI
TIE experiment Of free schools I'm every part OF mo
country has not yet entirely cleared away che uOuDls
and removed the opposition that has existed, Dut te
principal agents IN carrying into effect TINS great puDie
measure have had q sufficient degree or success IN eA
landing improving. and cheapening education, ana
tbus Awakening general interest and Winning popular
IN streu CITIZEN their confidence and place them ana
their enterprise beyond the fear Of failure"
In regard 70 aid rendered DR. Sears stated that dons
tons are not made colleges academies, or any private
sectarian or charity schools for wereguated public
free schools continued about ten months OF the year
and having regular attendance OF not less than 100 pu-
pills averaging IS per cent. We pay 500; 100 pupils ave-
raging per cent. pay $3.50 400 pupils averaging %
er cent we nav 5000 200 pupils, averaging 80 per CENT
we nav $500: pupils, averaging Is per cent We pay
Al NO For oOlOred schools twOthlrds OF the above
named rates paid at present IN al OLher Respects
tbe rerulatOus are the same for white schools
The APPROPRIATIONS made 70 the schools IN the several
States nom the fund all conditional and most OF
them have been already paid the terms having Deen
enu nIied with The total amount appropriated since
the Last meeting Feb. I5 1871. dtl50 The amount
contributed By the people themselves, IN connection
with these denatlons is probably not less than s0O
Preudent Grant WIS present at the meeting. lie lert
this eve ming for New-1Ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28


BULLAt Elizabeth n j. on weneai,y June D. l2 Joea BaA
-n " J. b. ard J. Bail. In The 9th of bis
Funeral Friday l8h inst, bis late residence Jeer0n-aT,
opposite clock Carriages s meet The dora
Sew York The Genital Railroad OF NewJerey olt
Of Lbers aad invited attend the -BeSi
without .IrIler notice
GALLAHER-At residence ~ hs parn No 81 West Pity
THURSDAY J1ne e. Alfred Yale Gaher ou tnd only
Samuel T.. AMI Julia A. GilAher aged a months AID dAgs
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Isabella Merr Il. ,nl p Radcliffe Hawi.v igel p months
The vii AXE place from 81 Peter Ghuch Pert AnboY n j..
Friday Al clock p
LEWISrn Newark 90 Wednesday % congestion bfs,n
Anna Of Alfred Lewis AMI daughter )f John nd
Jane DaNs8n, . the 9th year of Der
and Friends requested attend he 'unea rom her iats
residence PeunsYyln.a.sye., SATURDAY. at2B1o
MANLEY-On Wednesday Bza hansY Suos Of Robert
Z. Maney In the 65tl OF Der
TIE relatives the family respectfully invited n tesd
tis funeral late residence 81 BndgsL Brooklyn "a sstas
the t3th Iusl At ? ocock p m
sLOAN-u the 18th James sl0sn Secretary Of he sTpeuaV
Savings Bank n the 10 year Of his age
pce SauriAr, AZ 20 O'Clock ron ~
friends be deceased and also NJ bis ncphe~s,
William Thomas j. S!0an respectfully invited % attend hs
funeral
sNrrU-ts Booku on Third lly Taesayl 18th Martha H.
wife of Morton smith, inf aalghtsr Of Joseph HlYam
respectfully Invited - attend The uaeusi
% residence No Ia keapsL Leease % sixth iaTs
18th inst, ttz n
rrroy-Ip is sy on Fnh DAY TharNay, 9Th month mn A.y
the 3s Of Ter widow ae late 1eorss '"ss
Notice Of funeral hereafter
IA BRR-At NJ Kl.co v Y 18th inst Augustus DAVID
AMI EizabetA ". rabsr Asef II mouths. 10 DAYS
morning A 10 ID 0el0ck RON he
dsrcs Of parents No 2S East thirty seconit Mes FORK
rORRFYsutenlv At Jersey City wednesday syeaing
infant % Joseph and hae Lo1e oreT shs
lFed ~ uoltls and ~ iAys
The remains vii be taken 70 Bridgeport Or nteTment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

The electors Of Yorktown, n. Y, irrespec-
Gve OF party viii meet the schoo-house next satur
day az D. NJ. for the discussion OF the Cincinnati plat
form aud Mr. Greeley letter OF acceptance.
The Republican Congress Convention of the
Iyth District Of Illinois, Yesterday nominated Gen.
Stephen A. Hurbur for the district present repre-
senDsd By Gen. FarDswOrth, who was candidate FOR
denomination and who i is reported, will De the
candidate Of the coalition Democrats and Liberal Re
pubhcanA
The Republicans Of the XVIth Assembly
Dlstriot their headdurers No. 80 Third ave.
last evening Tor the purpose OF raising Grant and
Wilson banner SPEECHES made By Isaac II. Bailey
Col Fuller. and Vim. r. HaW jr ana Prof Pope reolted
3 campaign poem entitled Grant"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL.

The Thirteenth annual Commencement of
the Long Island College Hospital held in the chapel
OF the Packard Institute in Brooklyn, on Wednesday
evening. Addresses delivered on The Protection
which the community receives from Educated Ply
stefan" by Ethebert g Mills, and the History Of
the College by Prof Mason. The vaedctory address
was given by Dr. 5 A. Deuel. The degree Of ~ D. was
conferred on the following:
William Allen Illinois James c. AnifauI EevJersey Michael
Oseu Kans; Martin A Bailey Israel C. Barot Penn
syivania. BuohAn, Ohio Frank Co"an, Ohio I'D
Cbae Maine Henry H. CsdWe Massachusetts,; Alexander NJ Ding
vail Canada Arthur Denel Adelber DougAs
HsF.York, John Dunn rerass John r. Bventi, New
Peuassyvsuis dewitt a Gleason. EexYork; ALVIN
q Henderson Ohio, Bngene Hoge, West virgluAi
Ande n Halle Orson j. HuchnE Gilbert Ingalls, s.
Wssson Jones Thomas Kane Pennsyivana George
Knbn Iosepb A Lamb Ernest g. MeiSafe, heSlOrk Jesse
Msgrade ohio Manning JOHN g. Manning hefoh jane,
Mc uriy Penns rua John r. Parton, heWJersfy AnrAn r.
Pot John Quinn New York. John W sver Ontario canada
Aasou smart Menigtni John fden hshk Benjamin H. Van
Heten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
ST FRANCIS xAvIER's COLLEGE, CNCN-
Natl

CINCINNATI, June 27.-The 10th anniversary
Of st. Francis Xaviers College Roman Catholic in this
city occurred last evening, class Of nine graduating.
Degrees we're conferred by Archbishop Purcell, who, in
addressing the class took occasion to speak Of the Eight
hour strikes OF trades unions, &c he said the democrat
ling and destructive influences Of internatonalsm
should be denounced and would be under liberal sys
TEN OF education. He agreed with recent writer who
believed that the trades unions were detrimental TO the
IabOrng man and every person concerned with refer
ence TO the eight-hOur movement II eight hours were
agreed upon to-day four hours might be demanded
tomorrow for who should set limit 70 such arrogance
and dictatiOn II labor said 70 capital to-day II must
have g. tomorrow II might demand $40. No Govern
ment could continue exist under such system The
next cry might be that 10 property was robbery
and a division be- demanded. Thus every lOafer and
drunkard would require subdivision each satur
nav night until there should be nothing remaining 70
subdivide A remedy for these evils was in liberal
education.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
GRIMES AND oAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Nicholas Getten committed sucide az o'ciOcA
A. M rest riay a. SsvHaTtfori, n Y No cause u 'sasol
Jimmy Dolan Of New-York Ia in the hands 81
Detsft.yas Woa Ham, Boston, os larceny ron ne per-a
Samuo Russell age y. an old empOye OF me
Washington Compsny dosnei yeeiaF san' ~'l'"s
Roaaoat Crees.
On weaosn ugbL Of Ho@es n-.e' hm5 'e'- IN
arci Of them sorousiy
The Grand Jury in Boston, yesterday. iog ,, ~,
Merohans National 8aat for eubezsIrmenL
i S. Mitchell stockbroker of San Francisco:
boiY ioaad near OaA..na. on "Wednesday.
80. In Lowell, Mass. yesterday. little son Of q:
Dehr Super OF the kngarug DEPARTMENT Of ne nmN
Pnnt WORKS, vas Drowned By hiIug ths canal
81. The Apaches attacked a party Of citizens be
.esn Prescott and saul gay 1904 aa,5, s .es
90. Samuel Curtis Of Chicago cut hls throat az
sT, sS A ssss O ss5 us.n,, be sa, q o By n, sr
Gov. Brown Of tennessee has granted a respite
Dan smith, sueEced ~ BE- aaag'd Sttf on ne "a
August wien be- vii be Bay Rsoa and Jo6n Waite <
Diehps pyrotechnic works. on Mount Adams
oeeurre 0ns slightly nuvi The nAsHSs "a 'a''a
At the coda water mandatory Of G. d. Downs
no, al n e T5omps sad blowing o. the rg Of oO,sTv
raas, whose = unkno~a.
BY the caying in Of large cgIyert in tho
TH oofase sas wm Ph Dot Tsr rsi ad George Ia Mo sSi
Henri yln.ersee ,erously injured.
In the Baltimore County Circuit Court OF
mary yesterday e OF John Wsemsu, ta Zoe
% rough Of hs he
Ilh February rendered. verdict Of Aot gully fhs
defense that The killing Na8d0nc 10 lell-eenso
Pour freight cars on the Delaware Iaeka-
Utica. Boss cond not isst agh
Iarr oro engagei caring
probably be swung boats by h morning
m Capt. Ferguson Of the schooner Sarah Jane.
from WINDSOR Nova sofia arrested Sewhurgh yesterday after
compliant Richard PnclaH Of NE crew sho hsrd
brual Of the and irving sn enough 70 est
Ferguson default bail host u the s~sies
NorEegAlA
William Stewart McClelland formerly law
Wchestcr NesYor a1d Of the Yea iok snd fss
Haven COMPANY who bseondd r enbenns 20 -
C0mpsuys moaeT arrested Memphis WEDNESDAY bT
Deputy Po Of Weshester aho et O Tie kAst With s prs
his morning.
Julius Ende. an unemployed printer, and ma
wife we're found yessray e upper story he Wash
ugton nenbe They had ede 9tA
audanum severely the Poverty
Cooke after coascoo'nea
ordered then the Providence hospitaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Gov. Hoffman has gone to Newport with his
hmily
N Victorien Sardou. the celebrated dramatist
"A about 20 be married ~ Nile soulie.
Gen. b. J. Sweet Of the Internal Revenue De-
partmeur urrivea Salt Lake City last night
Misc Clara Louise Kellogg, the American
NINA Gonna Gang IN Palace "Wednesday Aiefnool
Gen. VIM. r. Sherman was entertained at dln-
Br ysriay Hoee Rubiss, he Minister Of TIE Lhiea
states al Berns
The Columbia onion of yesterday asserts, on
t AUTHORITY the Post Commandsnt th Dr. us braton anga
m Ave u returned Canada sd foFtTe IN south tarohnA
Ar w y Storey while stepping upon the
train Al Springfield Illinois WEDNESDAY night ie ana hs - N~
bolen e cared Tor by Mr. Fser menu Nh' aoo
PANIED him.
The impeachment trial of Judge Lucas, which
has been n pogess the Missouri STAT h'h some las past
terminated escfdsy BY The sihdAEs Of charges " ne AssENA
al Dc Court Azs0lsod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

MEzPurs June 1Flour-Pamiy s30so Con- ial asi ir'sp
tui and nominal BaeonDemand light tnf
aodsrs shoulders 9se Clear Sides 1ii PORK anshzas
Lard llcdarg ei-
81 Wheat steady. Extra o G.; No. / White, o. SlDbt 30
Amber Michigan 81 5lVsl q Corn steady al 3ic Oats Ia sSs4
demlni at jJc -
NRu-OsLEAvs June 27-Iay duff. Prime, ga Choice, s1
No ae-some eDenng ed and sold a. zoe Otses
articles unchanged demonstrating "a hev-ferE Ssst
premium. Gold, tl2i
WnNTvGrov june 17-Sunts Turpsntse steady ee Res.
fu a - Strained. Tar quiet al % ".
BALTIMORE LTvB STOCK MARKBr-JUss p.
CarLR declined gfc best sale ioay 80
BS generally rated irst quality S60SI nenm good lar
quality s4gs5 Receipts, l. SIP head. sales llB bead
duner sad far demand At IS 20 ~ kepa
6.3Il mead.
sHEKP dull and weak a 1885, Receipts (. ss heSi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
LOUISIANA.

COL. CARTER RETIREs FROM THE NEw-ORLEANs
REPUBLICAN, PROTEST AGAINST FEDERAL
INTERFERENCE.
NEw-ORIEANs, June 27.-COl. George W.
Carter publishes his vaIediotOry as editor of The National
RepubgcqH and retres he cannot support the
state ticket recently nominated at Baton Rouge. In
giving for Withdrawing he says that the
the Republican people were Jhwarted by GER
tain Federal officials In the Convention. and that too
largely by force which could be borrowed
from the Federal patronage In the State OF louisiana
grand doctrines which he understands 70 De Lne
very foundation, only Of the Republican party put
also republican governments that rulers should pc
and ticket was presented which, in word. represents
simply the preference and choice chiefly OF the Fe0efa
officers within this state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
COILEGE OF ME CTrY OF NEW-YORK.

The twentieth annual Commencement exer-
cses Of the College Of the City Of NewYork were held
last night at the Academy Of Music. The following
degrees were conferred;
Bachelor Absrbane Sheppard Banks Arthur Beach
Samuel Beach George H. Brk. David Corks Fred H. Comoek
Samuel Grcelbsum Emanuel hoenmef ten
Lovtntha Malone. John B. McAaer Hamilton heeks
Leopold Puiza o. Rus0n, Adophus a. stobe negman j.
Hen l. TA0ne Henry Van Aeuk, Richard an SAnFood
james L. woodward.
Cooper NJ Donald benjamin ts JED FTe j., John e.
Guek William b. Howe, Rrant hecE, Leopold
Solomon John Sebemehorn, bday shpeI SegmAH
J strauss. Henry Van keuk
Nsser Ar-Aphonse Jaob B. and B. s. George c.
LaT h. A. b. William a. CLARK, b.; Henry D. HiscoE A. D.
81 lsteT Of Scences-Walter Howe b s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
DISTRIBUTION OF DIPLOMAS - CONFERRING
DEGREES.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 2T.-The exer-
cises OF Commencement week closed to-day by the
distribution OF diplomas and comforting OF degrees
The degree Of NJ. A. was conferred upon students
Bachelor of Sciences Bachelor Of Letters upon
Bachelor Of Laws upon 10, Bachelor Of Arts upon 1.
and Master OF Arts upon The Millar scholarship Of
$1,000 was conferred upon james A. Cabeu OF Richmond
upon q competitive examination.
The gold medal for the best composition in the Uni
verslty Magazine" awarded TO I. A. Seldom Of
Fredericksburg, Va.
Gen. W. W. Quarles Of Tennessee delivered the annual
address befnre the Society of the Alumni this evening
upon True Manhood the PlOwer and the Sewer the
True ChivaPy Of the Age" The Hon. d. johnson Bar
bOur of Virginia elected President Of the Alumni for
the ensuing two years. ExGov Swami OF Maryland was
elected orator OF the day for the next reunion.
The Society OF the Alumni had their annual dinner and
celebration this evening. Speeches were made by the
Hon. b. Johnson Barbour, Professors Venabe and Alb
bOtt OF Virginia, Gen. Quares OF Tennessee, Judge
Shields OF Mississippi and others Senator Thurman re-
spOnded the toast Orator OF the Societies OF Virginia
and Ohio hs native and adopted States unite m admra
ton OF Ills genius and virtues" ~ received with
cheers, and thus concluded the Commencement exer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
THE WOODFORD MEDAL - CLASS DAY - IN
GRADUATING CLASS.

THE WOODFORD MEDAL - CLASS DAY - THE
GRADUATING CLASS.
ITHACA. June 27.-The competition for the
woodford Medal ore OF the chief honors OF the Cornell
University resulted In the success Of A. L. RAIDER,
formerly a soldier IL the Confederate Army
The class day exercises OF the candidates for degrees
took place Tuesday afternoon followed IN the even
,po bv the address of the Hon. j. Stanton Gould on
crime" which was treated IN its relation u social
science. and was pronounced before the College Of
History and Political Economy.
Yesterday the met and took measures FOR the
establishment OF additional proessorshps a. we'll
AZ Tor the increase OF salaries Of the assistant pro
fessOTs
The address Of the Rev w. A. Bartlett OF Chicago be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
CAMPAIGN ECHOES FROM WASHINGTON
CHEERING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE.
rRY rEI EnRApH 10 THR TRIRuNAl


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, June 27.-At the Greeley and
Brown headquarters in this city letter was received
to-day from Chas Stewart, cOlOred, Of Orange Court
house. Va, in winch ne says:
We have convinced the cOlOred people here that Mr.
their FRIEND and always has been. Ihey nave
been augt that he has been Democrat ana tlaJ ne Is
going 10 nut them back Slavery. They Sold
Tor Grant when we arrived, but are now divided
letter from Robert J. Griffin, Atlanta, Ca, says:
We have now two Of delegates. claiming 20 repre-
sent the Democratic party m the state Convention Inc
Greeley delegates we're elected by a Democratic mass
meeting the others being boilers. The Greeley men
only win get seats IN the Convention.
The writer concludes:
Georgia il certain for Greeley and Brown.
letter from Bachelors Han, Va, says;
Notwithstanding the efforts Of the revenue officers
the people will vote for the Cincinnati ticket. They
never opportunity pass 10 advocate the mberest OF
then masters.
James Mattock OF Douglass County, Oregon, writes
The GRANTEES have carried oregon in the election just
s.ed on purely local question: aided by the corrupt
ing Influences the Administration. In the approach
ING campaign the tight viii be clear Of any local interests
which viii the state ~ M Greeley by az least loo
majority The President sent one or his Cabinet OnOer,
Attorney General Williams. 70 canvass Tor the Grant
ticket which viii give as an opportunity 70 show me
meddling disposition OF the Administration IN state
politics Set down Oregon for Greeley.
Letters from South Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania.
Indiana Missouri Ohio and Vermont, report strength
60 sthe ticket IN their States All Of them say that
Summers Indictment OF Grantsm has had its effect and
that the people are olam0Eng for copies Of IT, The
pamphlet Horace Greeleys ReeOrd" Is being read with
avidity They all assure the Committee that Grants
chances never large, dwindlDg rapidly away into
thin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
rSsURRECTIoN IN THE AUBURN PRISON.

Auburn, June 27-The cOnvicts in Auburn
STATE Prison we're in state Of instruction this morn
ipe Two hundred Of them were locked up, and about
900 were moving about the yards refusing TO
obey orders Some Of them armed with TOOLS &c
Three companies OF the 18th Regiment under command
NJ Gen. MaeDougall, were ordered 70 the scene Of
trouble.
a,et and peaeeabe About 100 Of the Hngeaders were
pare In close confinement, and will be kept on bread
and Water for some time. TrDOps In readiness 20
march 90 the prison. but t n not prObable that they Will
ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
INDIANA.
GREEI EY AND BROWN MASS MEETING IN MADISON
COUNTY.

GRREI EY AND BROWN MASS MEETING IN MADISON
COUNTY.
fBY THLBGRAPH TO THR TRBUEEl
ANDERSON, Ind, June 27.-Pursuant TO an ap-
pointment made by the Hons N. C. Kerr and Jas. b.
Ryan a very large and attentive meeting of the
Democracy and Liberals OF Madison County is now in
progress the Courthouse Square. The square Is bril-
hanty illuminated Flags adorned with lanterns grace
the streets Martial music enliyens the occasion,
and dense crowd Of people crowd the speakers
stand with quiet orderly attention that oetokens great
interest Notwithstanding the cloudy and Indictment
weather this is the largest and most interested gather
ing of people at any aernght political meeting neid IN
Madison County IN the last ten years Mr. Kerr esh
from the halls Of Congress, delivered an able
and statesmanlike speech, reviewing the sham
Civil Service Reform and the eorrupuons
existing In the departments at Washington IN strong and
foroble words and with facts and figures that render
denial or explanation impossible. Bis entire speech was
received with marked attention and respect and VII set
many minds 70 thinking Many old Repubh-
cans are present and all unite in con-
ceding the candOr and fairness with which
Mr. Kerr presented his facts Every alusiOn made 70
Greeley and Brown greeted with a round OF APP
plause. Before concluding, Mr. Kerr made an hOnest
earnest appeal 70 Democrats 20 support the nominee OF
the man. In this respect he salQ the Endorsement
by that Convention is as certain the next eclipse
certain as that the sun will tomorrow, and as GER
tain that every man. woman. and child before me
now viii some DAY die As % the Iarin quesuOn AT.
Kerr said the difference between the two platforms
"a this: That the Grant platform demands the
continuance OF Tariff for Protection, with
the principles OF bOunties and subsidies
10 which hostile, but the Greeley platform
expressly RENTS the whole question OF Tariff for pro
lection &C. to the people and 70 Congress, 70 settle Tor
themselves. according % their own Judgment without
Executive influence or control Between the Two plat-
forms ] have no difficulty 20 choose MT Ryan
followed Mr. Kerr in an able and exhaustive
review o. the management Of the state finances under
Republican and DemOcrarc rule ana IN his argument
gave facts that fully and thoroughly exploded the
Radical Oiaim of economical management heralded
al over the State BY Brown. Orth q Go. thus
speech showed cOnciusiyely that the financial
affairs OF the state have been managed
with unparalleled prudence and economy under the
Democratic Administra as compared with the pre-
ceding years Of Radical rule The Democrats and LID
erals are Thoroughly united in this county and II Is sae
% that under the banner OF Greeley ana Reform
Madison County viii give Honest Horace l5CJ majority