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Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
nELo1T RACES.
BELoIr, Wis, July 12-Ihe spring meeting
Of the Beloit Driving Park AHaouiation occurs on
Wednesday, and Thursday, July 10 and II.
Twonty-1 five hnntlrod dollars cash promlums are
guaranteed: Chicago, formerly Rocky, Wiscon-
Sin Star, Pilot, Tomplo, and many other noted
track il tho best in the United States. It 'is 60
feet wido smooth and nearly level. Tho soil In
juet right. Splendid rcsutts mud a great crowd
arc expected.
LONG BRANCH RACES.
LONG BRANCH, July 12.-Tho first rnco to-dny
at the Monmouth track was 4 Bteep-chaBe OF
about threo miles, which WAS won by Duffy in
7:27, George West coming In second. TamMany
throw hls rider at The ninth jump.
Tho Jersey Jockey Club purse, mile heats
best three ii five, waa won by Arizona. Time,
won the first two heats. Jury and tho Light
ming colt wolo drawn at the conclusion Of the
fourth heat.
The third race, Monmouth Sequol Stakes, two
milos, waa won by Survivor. Time, 3:4751,
Ransom second, Artist third.
ERIE RACES.
ERIE, Pa. July 12.-Sixty-seyen horsos arc
entered for tho thrco days racea, Oil tho 10th,
18th, and 18th insts., among which arc John W.
Conyle. Formerly Boppo, Sensation, Judge Full
Denmark, Nellie, Conebey, Darnoy, Harry, ard
Mary, and others of the faateut trottorn iii tho
country.
New YoRn, July 12.-Dasa ball-Nfutuals, 0 |;
Atlantcs, 6,
pnlLADEnrnIA, July 12.-Daso ball: Athletics,
8 Dostons, 4.
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LORD GORDON.


ANTON.
sp,,to, raspa,eh n qas cbfeaao Tribune.
On n..u bfir,, ,1,,1v ia roportcr of tho
Eseg Dispatch rose,oa Fort carry ..,s morn, n,
tho Gordon affair received hore' no confirms
tho storios Of tho hnrsh trentmont OF tho priaon-
p.a.,o e.s ~ ~ ,,o to,t ami Ffotcor n1orrintn aud
oastoh OF tno 1o..' "'lu e,o.onol' a.'s1!an' "no
BentIey are ~ .ho .M! ofMaor.ys foom, Dfackets
and wilson "ere Aua!iy aam'ttca TO gee snalr
drends iaw moments 1n'n IN 1ho presence OF tn9
Shori1, who inalHtod on hearing overy word
i he had remained, though the SEQUEL proves
e. a. nnrpank WOE sae hosenn @ "ah.ea 41Foon
tcBtiiieu that no was at tho lion. James hlchny 3
on July D. sitting on tho yeranual, Wnon Hoy
ana Keogan came behind, s. seized Linn BY tho
throat, and hold SO fast TINT no could not moyo
One presstcn pahso tne n 91,or nariaoa aon,o
saying ho would give mo oil tho papcra wa1ltod.
They dragged mo down tho gardon1, and "as
afraid thoy ve5o going to XII NO. 4,3.. "a AZ
and Bentley, with the wagon, into ,, which q,
into tho wagon and told Hoy and Koogan to bind M
mo. NY arms md logs wore then tiod. Inc
Fletcher. Then wo drove away toward Wlnno-
pog. asked Ioy to loosen tho ropes, but It., no
| said 1t WAS too euro thing to Let SO; Inoy
drove oil night. wsa kept bound. At sofatcn-
ing ltlFcE LAeJ toon VIZ 's1Hf1 W ny o1 ~
| On cross-oxamination, Gordon l. n"sa Hoy sald
there was big money in tho 1og o,.a.s Int
ho was under Instructions from broekost,
who was friend ot Nooertss VINO
is resident Of Now York. With whom heso q +
dispute about 4 hal'-bond: Wo arovo on ai. MIL
no renohol tho Custom-Honao, wnen s.a.a' 0i.aa.oy'
tho custom officer, and :, Boswell, asshtnas,
stopped tho wagon, demanding Aoys aMtnoIltY;;
Aftor looking ovor their papors. Bradley tola
Hoy he had no authority .lfrestoa tnola, D.
and roloasct mo-" It was dordons evidence &c 9 as as
to tho pistol and rifc, and prosenco Of Fiotchor
and Doutley which was contradiotoa by other
yitpoBsoB. Tho examination has boon continued
untfl Monday.
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Young NIcnss Christian Associntion
Convention.
pououKEErs1E, N, T., July 12.-At the morn
ing session Of tho International Convention Of
tho Yonng Mons Christian Association to-day,
". H. Hoddon, Of Great Britain, was introduced
and told Of the work in England and ireland.
Dr.. Thompson, Of New York, rcad paper upon
tho "Dible and Bible.C Class Instruction." which
gayo tho particulars Of the railroad work in that
city, whore tho railroad companies provided tho
Association with elegant rooms, and 5000 rail-
road employees attend tho noetings.
At $50, tho usual resolutions Of thanks being
adopted. aud tho entire Convention having sung
the railroad song, doxology and benediotion fol-
lowing, tho Convention was adjourned sine die.
In tho eyoning a lnrge meeting WAS hold in the
pstS ety vii n bo llea by delegates. over bal, OF Of
tho delegates have left for home, and the re-
mainder will leave on Monday.
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Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, July 12.-Ilolland capitalists, WHO
hayo invested in tho First Division OF the st.
Paul l. Pacific Railroad. are about to apply to
have TINT road thrown into bankruptcy and q
Receiver appointed. Their object IL to releaao
the road from its alliance with tho Northern Pa
citlc. They will then furnish moaua to huild tho
branch lines, one Of which is from st. Cloud to
st. Vincent or Pa1nbinn.
SAN FnANc1aco, July 12.-Tha cti2onH Of
Seattle otter tho l,orthorn Pacific Railroad Com
pany 1900 acreB OF land, place worth 928D, 1000,
and 800 city lots worth 214,000, aud s2a, 600 III
coin in tho city bankB on the condition that tho
Company mako it's terminus there. The decision,
of the Railroad Commissioners will 10 made
on Tuesday.
:. clso1NNA71, July 12.-Ihe prosiaent Of the
Directors, proposed to tho Trustees Of the Gin
ciunati Southern Road to allow them the use Of
the Kontuoky Central on terms to be settled
hereafter, provided tho work of building tho
road is prosecuted from Lexington and Nicho]as-
vile. Tho proposition il under consideration
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KANSAS.

English and Canadian Colonization
Schenc.-tEhe Cattle Trale--I1nlmk.
grafton.
ToPEKA, Kun, July IA pnrty Of wealthy
En- glishmon and Canadians, including son of
Mr. OhriatY, member of tho Dominion Parlia-
mont, iuat malo location In Marion County,
and arranged for tho purchase of 10000 acrea Of
tho Atchison, Topeka l. santa To Railroad
lands, togothor with intermediate SECTIONS owned
by private parties.
Tho bridge across the Arkansas Rtvor at Groat
Bond waa completed to-day, and large hords Of
Texas cattle arc now on tho WY to that point
for crossing tho rivor and shipment to tho East
Tbs travel through tho A1kanHa8 Valloy,
Southwestern Kansas, and Colorado continues
very heavy, and transnotionB In Government
land unusually large. Now Government land
Offices are soon to be established at nutchiaon
and Lntuel.
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WALL STREET..

Ncylc{y OF tho Money, Gold, 'faotitl,
stock. nn.i Produce Markets.
Special Diapatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonH July 12.-I'ho Assistant Tscas-
urer pait ont today 1851 900 on account Of ILL
torcat, md e13, 600 In redemption of 5-2o bonds'
noNDs.
Govornmont bonds olurod qnint and firm.
WAS flrm during tho morning ut 1l6N TO llo1a'
but dropped to 1151i on tho onsson-houao TO.
turn OF snocio exports, and finally c1oaea ~ ~
1l5a6. TEo rotoa laid for carrying to-tiay "efo
81, 4, ~, md por cent.
Tho railway md isoolnneo,'s ep',ui'Tm ,vas i'rm 1t
an Improvement Of Il to per cons, atot;av 49, eTn
fho largest lenlngs wero in Weste oo nn1oon l.
fe @ g. C., C. rris q lbe SHsssTSss sst naed was
ccntionajv weak, and declined to 6o94. bns MN n
tle nftornoon salcs woro mado rs high "a oo
Tho oarly woaknoss was duo to tho aecl1Io 4o,X -
to stGo ,yancod 1T fnanp from ao6 to so2t I'D
rnoo frnYn 27gz to 28, and ronctcd only Per
cont in lato loaugs Rock Island s9la oe1S e taS
ll0 Atlantic Pacific ,hRt hrGtteffe ar@r ngs111S, III
afiornnn,, there vas more activity in Delaware,
Tneknwar,ua j. Western, which advanced from
1ga1 to 100, The gonoraf market cloacd 9aiet
at slight reaction from tno A'bnee' poi'' 'A WIZ
dny. -
Rocoipts, 1884 brls flour; q. sos hu wtont !;
47071 Ii, corn IS, $50 bu outs $500 bu ryo -,
Tic flour market in general ruled quiet WITT WITH
obout tic aano prices ag OH yesterday; bae,,
ncH as III uHual on Saturday. IL limited to emaal
onlv ii 800 iris, Tho wheat market rules steady
at t{o advunco noted yesterday, but business zig a
only moderate. and salca reported include oo, ,Goo
bu. Corn continues scarce and prices rlo firm
With good shipping inqui5y TIC hono ssaae tn
| day include u, 900 hu at 50@53o for .ursound ;
| 55@58o for steamer 69@G1c for ycllow West'
orn, and 68@Glo for sailng qualities. Data were
quiet, with d moderate demand at about stonsly
prices, with sales reported OF 49,o00 bn nt 43ta
44o for black Western 48@52c for white 44@
45o for now Western mixed. Ryo rules dull a1lt
irregular. Prices are lover to soil. Western II
| ouQtod at 11@78c.
, 1873-07-14
THE CHOLERA.


Tho PToWreas OF tho Diseuso In the
south -- Reports from Cincinnati,
NIcnphiH, Nashville, ChntsnnOo8n,
ma OtllDr Points.
CINCINNATI, O., July 12.-Throo deaths from
cholera woro reported up to o'clock to-dhy.
MEMPHIS, July 12.-Dut fivo intormonts worc
reported to tho Board OF IIoalth to-day, two
from cholera.
NAsuv111E, July 12,-Thoro wore eight deaths
in tho city to-day, six children and two adults.
Ono WAS reported as cholera, occaaloned by I'M
prudence.
Thero wore four loaths In Chattanooga today.
One cholera case was reported, oausod from bo-
ing frightened. Weather fair and worry wnrm. .
ST. LOUIS, July 12.-Tho deaths In this city
for tho past week aro 2i1, tho same number aa
last week. OF this number, CT nro reported az
cholera morbuB, and 40 cholera infhntum and
summer complaint. Ono hundred mud thirty
childron undor 5years ARC included in tho liBt.
, 1873-07-14
CANADA.

- Sieciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MohTnEAI, July 12.-lt is rumorod here on
good authority that tho Government intends
diRaolving tho House Of Commons Immediately
after its reoponng on the 18th Of August. II this
DO true, 1t is evident His E1cellency, tho Gov
ornor. deneral has gravo suspicious OF tho exist
Ing relations of cntlso and oGoct bctween Sir
Hugh Allan's $3.50, 900 and the political complex
ion Of the prceent House OF Commons.
LONDON, Ont, July 12.-David Nosbiet shot
May Hopwood twice this morning md killed. her.
Nesbitt has been keeping company with tho
young woman, aud under the advico of friends
she had discarded him. Neabitt was arrested.
Ho claims to havo been hnr husband.
HALIFAX, July 12.-Up to date, s1l.539 has
been contributed to the Drummond Colliory Re-
liof fund. Tho fire il tho slopes OF tho collicry
is not yet extiuguished. Thoro ia very little. il
any, hope Of saying tho old works., except by
filing them With water.
, 1873-07-14
WASHINGTON.


THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
WARRINGTON, July 12.-An article in a morn
ing paper, understood to have been written by
m officer Of the Howard University, very thor
oughly upsots the principal points of the defense
Of Con. Howard, which wero made in report
of conlmittooo Of which Fred. Douglass Is Chair
man. Among othor things, tile writer shows thu
the institution, Of which Howard is President, Ia
in worry unsound financial condition, and that
It's income ia not in fact sufficient to carry 1t in
q respectable manner. 1t Inns iuBt thrown two Of
it's depnrtments, law and medicine, completely
overheard 30 far as salaries arc concerned, and
has reduced I'LL salaries in tho preparatory and
collcgiato departments to 81 500 per professor.
Tho report exhibits statement OF Con. How
ards private account, to shoW that no has givon
the University more than it has paid him. This
performance is foolish in the extreme, es-
arc lis personal donations to individual
students, q SUM which no bud to pay be-
oaEee Of his caroleBs and unauthorized
Endorsement Of note from which the University
got no advantage; tho costs Of his receptions
for graduates and trusteos, &c., and principally
thu bond Of $40, 900, payable in twenty years at
per cont interest, Srung from him by rocont
criticism.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORK..
It ia r1lmored that an injunctions was about to
have boon Cotton out by certain contract
ora to reBtrain tho Board OF Public Works
Of this District from dIsbursing tho $i60000
which wero drawn by tho Doard from the Fed
eral Treasury day Or two ago; The would-bo
settle with them, the contractors, before paying
my other debts, but tho restraining ordcr was
not taken out, rs it was found that tho money
had alrealy boon disposed of, mud that an i'll
junction, oven If we'll founded, would avail
nothing.
PosT-oFFIcE nonnER.
Information has been received lore that the
detectives are close upon John n Young, the
Chicago poBt-Of1lce omplDyo, who ia charged
with having obtained money by moans Of forged
postal money order drafta upon Cincinnati, Chi-
cago st. Louis and other places. and for whose
arrest q reward of s250 has been offered by tho
Postmaster General.
The Supervising Architect OF the Treasury
leaves hero tomorrow for San Francisco, by why
OF Chicago.
ITO the 1ssociated press.]
PERSONAL.
WAsHIroroN, July 12.-don. Baker, Commits
8loner Of Pensions, left Washington on Wait to
Minnesota.
APPOINTMENTS.
Tho following informal revenue appointments
Storckeepers-lscbert Z. Buchanan, Seventh
TenneaBee District; Charles Greenleaf, Fifth
Illinois; George Flankonlurg, Soyenth Ohio.
Gaugcrs-John o. McDor1nott aud Frcloricl,
?. sis6on, Fifth Illinois.
Tho Secretary of Wnr donoH tho report that
tho headquarters Of the Department Of Dakota
are to 10 removed from st. Paul, hiinn., to
Minneapolis.
THE oH1Er Jusr1oEs1I1p.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 12.-The Daily Netos
Of tls city loarna from Senator Carpenter that
lIowo OF this State, nlon!d Bouasor Conkling dc.
! Cliup.
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THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY july ID,

The most important action waB tho acceptance
Of a pfso at River FallR for Normal Hchoolfor.
tho J. porthwostorn pnrt OF tho State thus soonr-'
ing 81 onrly1 commencement Of tho construction
Of the fourth normal aollool building! Plans
viii ho atlvorttscd tmmediatolyin order TO lhy The
foundation this fall. Tho report Of tho Normal
Schools for tho past ycar arc oil highly favorable.
Il. tho llrco sclioola at rattovillo; Whitewater,
and Orhlsosh tloro l,avo been 1000 pupils.
plattovillo graduatcd 20; Whitewater, IL, thiB
summer. lilo institute. han novor hcon moro
thoroughly organized or more satisfactorily por-
formed titan during tho last yoar by Mosars.
drahnna, Of 0ahkosh Mo0rcgor, Of plattovillo :;
BhtesburR, OF Whitewater, '''F
, 1873-07-14

Special DisValeh g TAe Chicago Tribune,
PEORIA, ILL.,, July 1a.-Francis W. Smith, for
NOR Sheriff Of this county, md MI old anu re-
apoetel rosldont Of this section, diod OF con-
sumption to-dny.
New Yoa9, July 1a.--Nebocca ". Eastor-
Aa9axtne aud various periodicals, died lust night
Tho funeral will tako pluco from hor lnte leai-
donco In Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon.
MEMruls, Toln., July l2.-Gen. Il. II. Drad-
ford, who was Major OF Tho First Mississippi In
fantry during tho Mexican War, ana distinguish
cd himself at Duena Vista, died at CElwforsls-
vile, Mias., yesterday.
NEw YoRK July 12.--William ]. Moaly, Pay
master Of tho Nary, died in Brooklyn yos{erlay.
WAaaINoToN, July l2;-frank Taylor we'll
known bookseller, diod tLis afternoon Of apo
plexy.
, 1873-07-14
THE CODE.

Tho GOlesWtnter9mttH b1t11Culty ut
Memphis, CHARACTERIZATION Of Jeff.
Davis upon tho Points EIGforrcl to
him. ....
Memphis, Tenn. gmly 10), Dispatch to the Loutrt'ta
Couricr-,j journ1!.
Tue e-WinterBmith difficulty was referred
Hon. jefferson Davis, who was solicited u nm
piro. Aftor lengthy correspondence, which
occupies four columns Of tho Appeal tomorrow
morning, mud which haB taken weeks to arrange,
principal features Of the cards published hore
aud at Louisville arc already we'll known. ana
tlair repetition hero is unnecessary, except such
portions as have not yot boon maao public
TlNTERsM1TH TO LrCAs
Tho first under this bend is that of young Win
teramith. dated at Louiaville, june 0, and al-
dreHsad to W. r. Lucas, Of this city, which in
substance il aa follows:
aix DEAN SIN Taking It for granted TINT you ac-
cord to ne tho right to eapou1s the eauHe Of my
father that you have assumol for your frteMd Capt
you thaf accompanied By two friends aud surgeon.
Kcn.ucky | nn1 Tennessee, On the Louisville & Mem.
phs Railroad, on Monday tue lath ins tno te Is Is
agreeable S a t. meet viii
two frenda and surgeon, aud will take pleasure IN
granting tho sasfaction SO perSdtently dcnanaed ny
you Of my {Aher This note will DO handed you by
gentlcnun properly uccrecd, who will act as medi-
UNI Of communication only until our respective friouds
can meet rs above designated.
COLE TO w1NTERsM1TH.
To tho above Capt. Il. a. Colo made the fol-
lowing reply:
fumes @. N'intersnith, Esq.,:
SIR: Your noto dated the 9th Inst, hut delivered to
Cant. ". r. Lucas, was shown mo few moments
SINCE and III RESPONSE to which permit o SO aay that
wbnteyer cAuse ef quarrel you may hays With Gaps.
Cured betwoon Col. H. q. Wtntersmtth and myself.
Capt Lucas acto1 Ms my friend IN tho matter, aud IL
hn now hero distinctly anu fully indorsa and ne-
sumo the fullest Of responsibility for each
, 1873-07-14

living two milos south Of Lilicy Chhpo1, Mndlson
County, Ohio, WAS cutting wheat with o1.achIno,
ho was struck by tho reol and thrown forward
boforo tho knives. HiB loft arn wan oue OFT close
Bido. Ho aiod III {ow moments.
Tho body Of n.drowned man waa found In tho
rive: ii Dubuque on Friday, viii, lia nrns
claHpod around Il pine pilo. Dnco,nrobltioi' Init
eot in; ali tho hair wnB gano from l'is heat end
water. TLoro Is 4. baro possibility that l.o Ia tho
man named Dlclsor. who was drowned at Lansing
| two Veqke ngo,
, 1873-07-14
THE ORANGEMEN.
Celebration Of tho Battle OF tho Hoync
in Canada, Now York.

Celebration Of tho 1sattlc OF the Hoyno
in Canada, Now York.
special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ToRoNro, Ont, July 12.-The Orange domon-
atration horo to-day oqualod anything Of tho
kind heretofore Witnessed. Tho grand muster
took place ut noon. In tho eaatorn part OF tho
city, and tho procession, under tho guidance of
twenty-five Marshala on horseback, paraded tho
principal streets with twenty bands of music,
thirty-ono bnnnors, and numerous flags. It oc-
cupiod thirty-lve minutes In passing given
point, and must have embraced fully 1000 ''fruo
Dlues," Young Dritons, aud Orangomon. mon
engaged attention during the afternoon. It is
entimated that $1,000 people we're in Queens
Park.
NEW yonK, Jnly 12.-The Orange procession
about TOO orauge.non IN line, and an escort OF
1,5oo police. They startod in tho following
order:
Carriage, with Chiof Aratscl1 and Police Com
mmissionora; Garrl4gG, With Mr. White, from
nate; carriage, with heads OF Detective Depart
mont. Thoro wero seven lodges, each with
tho banner Of tho lodge; some with Atnericau
angs. Thoy Ind two bands. which plnyoa the
on the way back from Thirty-fourth street,
ind " Orange anl Greon Will Garry tho Day"
along Fifth avenno. At TwontY-soyenth street
and Madison avenue on the march up, it iB
a somo osnt or ssn
along the entiro route lndios waved handkor-
chlets, One man waa arrested for diHorderly
procession, Of whom aome 800 ,yoro Irish Prot
estant workingnen in their Sunday olotllos. and
about thirty or forty womon, evidently relatives
| Of tho proceBBionists, aud Of whom about d
| Orangomen returned to headquarters on Eighth
avenue at 10 o'clock, without insult or noloata-
, 1873-07-14

VERSAILLES, ,Jnly 12.-Thoro was t,1multuoua
sceno in tho National Assembly to-day, and the
disorder finally bocamo 80 great that President
Buffet WAS obliged to suspend tho sitting. Upon
the resumption OF tho session Gambettn As-
conded tho tribune and addressed tho Assembly
in defonco Of his speech delivered at Grenoble.
Ho said Franco was revolutionary, gloriiied uni
vorsal suffrage, mud aocuso0 tho majority Of
Wishing to muti]ato 1t:
Ernoul, Minister Of Justice, protested against
tho chargos OF Gambetta. "T1o Government" !"
ho said, twas willing. to accept at any time
dobnto upon its policy"
, 1873-07-14

TOPEKA, July 12.-Tl,o question Of tho election
Of United statos Senator .loxt wintor to I'LL the
nnoxpiro1 portion Of Caldwoll'a torn. il bogin--
ming to exotic considerable intoro6t In political
circles Tho principal aapirnnts aro Gov. Osborn,
ex-0ov. Harvey, tho Hon. I. y. Iialloch. and Con.
". 9. Habcocl. Congressman Lowo, Cobb, and
Phillips arc alao talked Of. 1t is understood
Gov. Osborn will appoint a Hanntor in Noyem.
ber To aorva until tho olection by tho Logiala-
turo, which will not ho until tho laut weok In
1nn,larv 1874
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AMTl-MONOPOLY.


Enst{nf Hsndfth tn Ths f!hfrH1o T11hflNs |
ir,.u tT,.,r, Tu1r ~ : r,,a Nil, 1o.,.ti. Att, |
!oAa n,utNhe' 10y Io'n Houl'y 49,.
Ionopolista mot IN convention hero today, to
~ .,,o r,,.Nouono1v t,tato corvout,or ,v1,c,,
20 tno =" r a'ter Sons1'on w.l.cn
ovorv townehin in tho county boinu fnllv rnnro- |
sontoa. ] Tho Uonyontion was run entirely by
t,a terr,ora and t1,c rrocoadjnua wcro hnrmoni.
ouH' 1ho iono"lnB .,l teao.M.''as %o,o %0, unah'.
fnonHly au optodt tho hoVe'ttn oho ooli.B ono OF
can 'u tv1,,at!orn s.a,o nonuentian "%Saes ~ i'''A
not and who has nut heon, In 1M ~ sympasay w!th tho
Ieaan9 intotea9 OF tho prouuest t amu ,.
esponatsy ns oppoaea 10 tnose WIZ 'io0ol"ee
III cry iGs o,,r ,nral IN 7on n, neo.
rty in ovory re.pee wh no ensangng alii.ncca st
e." @ ~ Ely y may % ou '"n' 'Fo'i 'n' tA'u1 " ~
m hfrIrha{ XIII % a Glass cos,aton whereby any tnl
~. ~ i.a, ~ ,n,1;, -. no~nor.ti, H. nn.
c.e, n hc dotrot n thn nconio II contrav to tbo
nrineinlna r1on whie,, or t1oysTnmont was font1oI
ind taD tho Of hs nor
which railroad corporations claim exemption from
sss.ye sSnso see9gs T. Ss sge End
rgha Of clisons generally it has legitimate placo
ntho |urisprndonso Of . ffee rssSple, rsp
ccving enormous salaries or their services apropor
snas q the nsop endna to aba Of extraysRauco
a variance Will republican simplicity increasing the
o. Ssea a an % hc
AMI wo demand reform Ia That direction.
tue action .! tas embGsa sfs p GongfSts
and I'll members Of either oongress WHO hsvo accept
ed or shall accept, appropriate, to bo appro
pratol ths extra salary q any purpose, except its
ghtful place IN tn United saHs TfSanu1y
~ @ 1a psSv1 70 o r INV
S sN o Suepa that tho prcscpt CongFsss fepea
Tho law. W. ~ '.''''~ '-' '.0
Stpenth-T1at wc aro desirous Of political reform,
and for honesty, economy, and purity IN al onlcal M
administration That to 1ccaro tnis u mo GUY OF
n9 o1 losi o sascna tor o1oeon by sccuYn@
u.rtv nominatinn we eclaro II to duty Of oyory ct-
Zen 10 oproso tho election Of had and ncomp potent
onlcial, whether our own or any other tIckot.
EahthaThat w9 demand tho stsetoat ,',s economy n
naona stato nnd county anass' nnu nna9use aes.
o1spy ~ a. Fcn,, a.,
tc0ry and Insisting that oyory Buch violation shall at
lint tho salaries OF ocors shall be reduced nnd fixed
40 as to oiyo fair Compensation for sorvlces but tbs
IhMrhrt wo densni of our candidates written
accep,anccs of tlolr nominations and full and clear
pledge TINT thoy will support and enforce the prnca-
pics herein enumerated aud further, that they ploge
themselves to rssgn their olces whenever tae roope
IN representative conVenttoa TeqoHat ia9m 70 10 40
on necoun. VI tauoio " Au'An .u.'s p.."s'
Iho following ero Inc nomlna1lons' ooaatoEt
tho Hon. Thomas Mitchell; Representatives. d
T.. DOWN md John nIcIair: Treasurer William
r.arror, Aud;tnr n nrock. sbor,fr Don
1,u"lo5 3e e''u:H..x.. ~ o.,.aa,a -
porkina; County Supervisor, William ZinHmaB
ter: Surveyor, D, p. Reed; Coroner, DR.. t.
gteelo.