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fur NJ. HrufI. EHu.nH Hnl itu IHIWty
hns rrenmo weli tnpNn In iHH rTnrI M
frsW, u uuH NJ inr nu0.' Unu Wuu .rin'
btilhr futdi 900 the continent lutfhVoi nn,
ilm N srrms rimpat unnecessary tlui VIZ
should sny ought iu Nv pfrIao, Vet wa tnn.
not over rrt buck nom u tflr Uyrr This llno
without Spying something In praise NJ Tile
mnuns mcut whp always soem ~ he 'lriy'
Ink a. unko ticir patrons comfortable while
lmyrllng over their road. The track h nj
ways In the hest possible condition, aud
trains are III ull tue rnn b unilpriu speed
Pullman's Finest Drnwing l,uun sleeping
carsncoompuuy all through passenger trains,
aud II you are going nOrth or cast, 10y maxi
Ing your wants iInUwn, you can ~ either Via
Hannibal or ~. Louis. And Tor Kansas
CITY, Denver, California ~ any Of the NORTH
western states or territories, II Is much Tie
best route We have from Texas Their dln'
Ing stations aud hours for meals are all that
II traveller could wish for, and In fact there
seems to be- nothing LETT undOnc To render
trIp over this line pleasant 2S)dtf
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MAY DAY.
Grand Picnic for All the Sunday
SrhOOi Children.

~, ,I,,,or o,,o,;,,Iost q onn,uit.
VII N'''""S ,'V"''s ,"''
tee from each Oh hiile o'Iiereit 'o"lo"S
schools IN the city met in the Elm
street Prest yterian church TO arrange
,,,,.,.. a,I,aaI Slant, Auo. mr..
WI '''''u'S ooi
ganlzlng themselves INTO co'h'iillee
of the whole, by calling Mr.. {. L. Ter
rv to tho chair. and ". l. Anderson as
so.,,tnrv tha foIlowiny nrocee,linos
49,,
~, ,,,attor n vssu,rimouslv ,greed
IN have n sunday school picnic on the
first of May, in which all the Sunday
SCHOOLS III lhe Guy anu couny me iii'
nntions
On motion. IL was agreed that we
have some short speeches from Sunday
srhonl men and singing by the chill
Jren. and one gentleman from each
schnnl was app0inteG as q committee
tn snnerintend the singing, and John
NJ AIrCoy ESQ. 70 sunerintend the
.naoi ing Mr. Mc(tov wns also agreed
,Imnm ns the marshal of the duy. 1t
,rn. ,isn nvrapI that the dinner be n
hnsket one. and to he provided and
s"rvrd nm NV the ladies, in their own
~nod wav as best suits them, ms upon
,Lon, AZ su,ceas of the entire arrange
raamt danands
IN mntion oue from each school was
or,,n;mtod n, a committee To select a
nlann make other ARRANGEMENTS. and
pmhli,h their nroceedinTs. together
with those minutes, i'm the daiiy and
Weakly naners in the citv.
~, 49,,
Inc committee W "h"i'i was "'',S"
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From wednesdays DaiiS 1erliu'l
The frosts Of the past week did nc
damage to growing vegetation.
-Thirty-nine years ago to-day the
battle of San JacintO was fought. II
decided the independence Of Texas.
The San JacintO hotel is to he inn
proved by the addition of verandall
around the front of the building, and
inside blinds to the windows Oh the
Lamar street side.
Attention is called to the communi'
cation of Messrs s. l.. May, w. H.
Williams and q. Il. Wilburn, in re-.
gard to college under the auspices Of
the Baptist denomination in this city.
We have only room to call attention
to the article, and will have more to
say on the subject tomorrow.
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The Dallas College.

The subject of education is agitating
the public mind all over the state. The
wise, the good, the patriotic, every
where, recognize the necessity of pro-
yiding better educational facilities for
their children. The Baptist denomi-
nation of northern Texas Ia wide
awake to the Importance of founding
i'm the heart of her territory an insti-
tuition ailOrding TO both sexes all the
advantages of education, from the
elementary branches up to thorough
collegiate course of education. This
institution we propose to locate in
Dallas. A convention has been held,
a charter secured, directors elected, u
financial agent appointed, and all the
preliminary steps taken necessary to
carry the enterprise into effect.
We submit the following considera-
tions to the citizens of Dallas, and So
licit generous cooperation:
Tristan institution of the kind
contemplated is IL necessity. Most OF
our people have settled here in the
past few years. Their first care was to
secure residences, establish business or
arrange for pi OCCASIONAL life, and lay "A
sure foundation for future support.
This being accomplished the next
greatest care IL the education of their
children. This consideration is pom
dered by night and day, in thousands
of instances, 10y the a1lectionate father
and mother with intense, anxious, pa
rental sulicitudc. HEY inquire with
fearful ut;eTanoe, "lIow can we pro-
vide for the education of our children?'
"AIust they take their places in the
world i'm ignoraBce?' unjust they be-
come 'hewers of wood and drawers of
water?'n Are they to become vassals,
while strangers from other states, who
have enjoyed better advantages, sfall
come into their midst and enjoy. be-
cause of their superior attainments. the
places of profit, ease, honor aud power?
These questions are pondered 10y every
lover of his own offspring. Such must,
i'm the nature of human events, be the
result IL our children grow up in ,om
parative ignorance. To avert this CON
fipRency we propose TO establish a first
class college IN Dallas.
This college Is established in opposi-
ton to no other institution. ii aspires
20 be a co-worker in training the mind
and moulding the character OF the
young so as to qualify them for the re-
sponsibilities and conflicts that await
them In the near future. "COmIng
events cast their shadow before" In
fidelity, skeptieism, spiritism, ''science
falsely, sO-called," and error in a thou
sand forms, prOclaiming a ''higber
law,D are martialing their hosts and
organizing their vOtaries for a vigorous
campaign to overthrow our religious
institutions and despOil orr pnsterity
of their glorious heritage. 10 meet
this heterogeneous herd, united in moth
ing but their opposition to ehristiani-
~ and good morals, we must educate
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Another Attempt 10 Break Jail.

An attempt was made last night by
the prisoners confined in the north
room of the Jail to escape, and but for
the vigilance of the guards would I'M
doubtedly have succeeded. Three OF
the prisoners had succeeded in break
ing their shackles and were endeavor-
ing to force the bars of the iron graf
ing when they were discovered. Major
Barkley had the prisoners reshnckled,
and all the rooms thoroughly searched,
but no trace could be found Of the
means by which they were enabled to
break their chains. it is to tie hoped
that the county court will at no distant
day he brought to see the necessity of II
new county jail
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The rum0rs are verified concern.
ing the founding Of u college OF music
in New York city by an unknown gem
tleman. A dispatch states that lie Is
an eighty year old bachelor, that he
has fortune of - 900 900, all of which,
excepting n small annuity for relatives,
will be ultimately devoted to the insti-
tuition. The trustees are to be Cornelius
Vanderbilt, William b. Aston and other
prominent gentlemen. The building
will occupy the present site of the
hippodrome, and its erection will soon
he commenced. An effort will he
to secure the services of Richard Wag.
ner rs chief of the conservatory.
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WEEKLY llERALD


Judge sat- " lnffofl qualified
before Judge Hare, ~ the district court,
yesterday afternoon, me- Justice NJ TIE
peace NJ precinct SO. T., Dallas county
4 grand hail viii BE- given ut the
Durant hotel, Plano, on the IN ol
May. Dallas will, no doubt, be- wei
represented,
-Loncrgan's new foundry viii raise
steam Wednesday. In future, builders
need not send their orders To distance
for house fronts, columns, pillars, etc.,
rs this foundry Is prepared to do work
Of every description that viii compare
favorably in price, durability aud de-
sign with anything that can he I'M
ported. Patronize your home INDUS
tries, and thus encourage others to
come among Us.
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LUSUS NATUR II.
POrcIne CyeiopS-A Singular Freak

The reporter was yesterday shorn
in the office of DR.. i. l.. Hughes, Il Gu
rious specimen of natures handiwork
in the shape of II pig. 1t possesses the
Uranium CT human being. Projecting
from the lower margin of the Os .JronfiS
is the miniature trunk of All elephant
one and half inches in length. I'M
mediately below this, in the center of
the face proper, is II prominent ana
well developed eye, without lid or LASH
es. A fourth ofan inch below this is
the clearly defined snout of pig. The
mouth is filed with canine teeth,
while the chin bears a strong resem-
blance to that Of an infant. The body
is that of perfect pig, with the excep-
ton that it has not u particle q! hair.
1t is one of litter of thirteen, and was
born alive. 1t lived but II short time,
and was secured 10y DIR. Hughes, who
has preserved it, and now has it at his
office, where it can be seen.
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From a gentleman from TexarkaDa,
Wednesday night, the reporter learns
that an explosion took place in the
store of Mr.. Barnard, at that place,
Tuesday afternoon, totally demolishing
the building, and iBfiicting what were
supposed TO be fatal injuries upon the
proprietor. Nothing Is definitely
known a. 10 the origin Of the explo-
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AN Indianapolis young man and
young woman got to hugging while
at the circus the other night. The
News says: "Old cyncs wiped
their glasses and thought Of their
youthful times half II century ago,
while youngsters, blinded with envy
and covctousncss. looked on and
grated their teeth"
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This water, so AIMED for its medical vir'
tues, has, by the labored efforts of DR.. q. >
Coleman, been placed NJ the command of all
who may require It's curative properties. IL
was left for Texan, Gail Borden, TO con
dense two gallons of milk to the compass OF
one pint, and yet retain all its pure and
nutrative properties; SO again has Texan
reduced two gallons of White sulphur
Springs water to sixteen ounces, without the
slightest loss of its medical virtues.
There are thousands OF persons suffering
from the following diseases: Dullness, de-
preston of spirits, irritability of temper,
vertigo, headache, palpitation OF the heart,
gastric arrangement, disorders of the liver
and kidneys, bleeding from the rectum,
piles, dysmcnOrrhea, amenOrrhea, menorr-
hagia, lucorrhen, foui breath, apopleNy, cpl
lepsy, paralysis, hysteria, melancholy and
insanity, and many other diseases, tracenble
to habftually sluggish bowels, and yet re-
main ignorant of the cause, and have sought
in win for relief. Not untrequently the
com laints which originate in constipation
lake in independent existence, and continue
though the cause may cease. From all these
considerations II follows that the disorder In
question, whether original or induced, re-
quires close attention, and should be made
an object of treatment whenever II occurs.
One bottle OF Dr. q. =. COleman'S White
Sulphur Springs Water is warranted to cure
any case of habitual constipation, If taken
according to directions found upon the bot
tie. It's ac ion is cetO tutO ct iucunde.
To be had at any of the drug stores of the
city. Price one dollar. 23dly26wly
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THE Argus declares that Brook,
Ign is the home of art. If refers,
we presume, TO the art Of which
they are trying to prove Brother
Becchcr the exponent and Elizabeth
the victim Courier. Journal.
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lFr,m rridayis Daily Herald. /

Give the children good days sport
Oh the first of May.
-Messrs. LOomis, Hoffman d Co.
have purchased the foundry of Schenck
& Wheelock, known as the Dallas
foundry, and will consolidate it with
the Trinity works.
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.Im na tIU wUnhr1 m1n wna unom
anIuul ur Ip lln iimn NJ ilir rfnllc.
muH duufiufo. hui 10 " presumed
ilut lr Wua pudouyuflnF IA nll n wn
WI'li puWdUf ffm 10 kpg, while auUks
Inc, nnl ihnt u spnfk accidentally
dropped ffum his cignf lnlu the Err
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rE'IE STATE OF TENAS-To all persons
i Interested in the estates OF Frederick w
Sibert, Earnest NJ Sibert and H. j, Sibert,
miuorsl II. II, Massey, guardian "T the eh-
tates of Frederick W. Sibert, h rnest NJ. ST
berC and 4. J. SIbert, minors, has flea III the
district court of Dallas county, Texas, his ap-
plicatiOu praying for the sale Of one undivih-
ed one-Ihird of three tracts Ofland situate in
Dallas county, belonging TO the est ties of said
minors, said lands being known in the par
tition of the estates OF John Long, deceased,
AS lots number three, the first con aiming
seventy-seven acres, part of the K, nond and
Long surveys, the second containing six and
one-halt acres, part If the ThOs. Lagoon
league, the tn I'd being one-1ourth of one
acre, part of the irigsDy leagu., which will
be heard ut tho next term Of the district
court of Dallas county, held ~ TIL court
house in the city and county of Dallas and
state of Texas, on the first Monday In June,
4 ID. 1915, at which time all persons intel =
ested may appear and contest said applica-
ton II they see proper.
witness, A. HARDWOOD, clerk of the district
court of Dallas county.
Given under NV hand and tire seal of said
court at office in Dallas, this I'D day of
April, "A. d. 1875. -
A. HAYWOOD,
Clerk District Court Dallas county, Texas.
3lWIR
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STATIONS
HLAzDwooD,

The famous young troffer. will make the
present season at my stables at Gar ovla, on
the Dixon league, nine miles south of Dallas
and two miles from Hutchins alton, at fifty
dollars the senson, money to be paid when
the mare is bred, with the privilege Of breed
ing back until the mare proves In foal
Grass and care of breeding furnished for six
weeks free of charge.
BIaEewood is by the celebrated Lakewood
that sold for $500 in Kentucky; his dam
by Red Tiger and second. dam by old Miss
Glencoe Blackvood was by old Norman,
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NoRMAN, JH.

The fine young trottes, by old Norman, the
sire Of Blackuood, Lula, Nashville Girl. Nor
man Temple, Robert Lee and other famous
trottSrs, ls blood bay sixteen hands high,
and can trota mile In three minutes without
handling; will stand the present season al
t ~, snIDe piaee, a. tne sa s e,ns' ~.
fence, with labor Of breeding, furnished free
Of charge for six weeks. All care taken 10
prevent escape or accident, but no respond
@wsm RIM. GANo.
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Princess Nellie will not return to
England with her husband; for, you
know, only americans are eligible to
the presidency. But If it's girl it
won'tmake much difference. Il Chicago
Times.
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-Ncsterday-San Jacinto day-al-
though n legal holiday, was not very
generally observed as such, Both the
honorable district and city courts were
in session, while not single bank or
business house was closed.
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AAHL..A

For information about the best Steel Gang
Flows, write 10 CoLIISs & Co., the celebrated
axe manufacturers, 2l2 Water street, New
York. Circulars free. lsw8m
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All Right.

BY the subjoined dispatch it will I've
seen that there is no interruption to
trains on the Memphis and Little Rock
railroad from the high water:
MEMPHIS, April -.
Captain $. II. shock:
Our trains running regularly With
out interruption to travel OH account OF
high water.
Hugh l.. BRINKLEY, V. p.
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No one Is allowed to contribute
more than twenty-five dollars to the
fund for the proposed monument tC
Livingstone at Glasgow, but the money
Il accommodating.
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Personal.

Mr. James NJ. Walker, formerly Of Cedar
shoales, Chester county south CAROLINA,
will please cali at my otiice, over the City
BANK, Elm street, Dallas.
3lvM +. McLURE.
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|, pyERTIsING. s,hean, Good .Suslen,.

n
n dtic.-An persons who conten plate
making contracts with newspapers for the
insertion OF advertisements. should send %
cents tn Geo. p. Rowell & Co, II Park Row,
New York, for their PAMPHLET-BOOK
(Iiincfg- seUenth edEfon), containing lists Of
over 2O00 newspapers and estimates, show
ing the cost. Advertisements taxi en- for lead
ing papers in many states at a tremendous
reduction from publishers rates. GET TIE
BOOK. 288d&wly
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED.

DIR. }. a. Nash, Dallas, TexaS, the Old reg
ular- bred specially physician, of snuthcl n
d Tth ami raising, rvs demonstrated The
truth OF the above assertion In mo than
live hundre instances during he Ia thirty
yCais. Complicated and chronic diseases Of
both males and females, at al charHd ter, re-
G I've hts special attention. Parties I dis
lance can address him at Dallas, Texas NJ
fiee aud RESIDENCE, No. loo corner OF Elan
and IlnrwOOd streets .6~ain
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81 ia S3O per day. Agents wanted. All
w " Wv classes OF working people of both
sexes, Dung and old, make more money at
work Tor Us, in their own localities. during
their pare moments, or all their time, than
AT any Thing else. We offer employment
that will pay handsomely for every hour 5
work. Fun particulars, terms, ETC., sent
nee. Send us your address at once. Don {
delay. Now il the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
learned what we ofIer. q. STINsoN d Co.,
Portland Maine 2sSd&wly
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

"TIIE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
The Rest Advertising Medium.
Daily. so 4 ysu Ssnl-W.skly, s. WsElI. &
Postage Free TO the Subscriber. spe-
cimen copies and advertising Iaies IT..
Weekly, In clubs of 80 or more, only I'll posi-
age paid. Address TEE TRIBUNE, ~, 4.
2ssdlylswly
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nAMPHLETs. Blanks tof eve-y descrip-
Il toni, Cards and Bin Reads printed IN
fhs b.sf rtyle ana A u lowest rates etthe
HFRAEniOB oFFICk
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Trustees Sale.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust executed and
delivered to me by Louis Amen, on the 1th
day of July, 1874, which appears OF record IN
the clerk : oftice Of DALLAS county, Texas, IN
book n on pages 522 and so, 70 secure the pay
menf Of q cerfaiu note in said deed OF trust
described, and in compliance with the re-
The highest bidder, for cash in hand, at the
court house door. in Dallas county, Texes,
on saturday the first Gay Of May. 1870 the
south half Of lois Nos. Eve and six. In Dloek
No. twenty 40, original map OF Dallas, the
pFeHaises being known as the Westminster
house Such title will be made 70 the pur-
ohaser a. Is authorized by my said authofi-
". W. ~. IhOMAci ttuses.S5s
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THIRD is SAVED 3

FOB woRK-Letter Heads, Cards, Circulars
j Rin Hesds, P9steB, Leuyerz Brseh, Pan,
phlsts and svEy kind e job PrinttnG
promptly sxscuted Il he Herald oc1eA
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TRUSTEES SALE.

On Tuesday, the lth day Of May, A. ID. 1876
! Will sell at public cutlery, at the court
house door, OF Dallas county, Texas, in the
city Of Dallas, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described land, situated within
the corporation OF DALLAS, on the GIigsby
league, and described as follows: One lot
fronting 81 ieet on Pearl street, and having a
depth of2JSZ feet, being the northwest cor
nsr of the following lot: beginning at the
west corner of a block Of land sold to ID. p.
Jett, on N. f. line OF W. II. Guston's old
homestead. now owned by Hensley, and
llj VS.. N. j2a4 W. from the east corner OF the
Hensley tract thence n. 4 +. 75lf VS. to
c rner thence \. Is, W. 75l4 VS.. 10 corner, on
Hensley line thence 5. 12,4, Il. s5i4 vs.. To be-
ginning. containing one acre OF land.
This sale is made under and by virtue { 4 a
certain deed of trust made, executed and de-
liviref by l.. G. Hutchin on to me rs trustee,
said deed Of q ust bein. on record In book W,
pages 50 and 81 OF records Of deeds, etc, OF
Dallas county, Texas.
slw3t W. Ii. CAREY, Trustee.
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HUGH l.. BRINKLEY, V. p.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-01

The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
CHARLESTON, March 3O.-Judge Bryan
presiding. The account of II. N. Wal
lace, United States Marshal, against the
United States Government, was ap-
proved. The report Of Registrar Claw
son, on the application of J. 81. Clawson
to make homestead set-off liable for debt
in matter Of John A. Smith, bankrupt
was confirmed, and assignee was ordered
to sell homestead tract in Yorkville and
distribute proceeds according to law,
and that bankrupt be allowed to remain
in possession till january 1, 1879. The
petition Of ]. Fl. Clawson, for the estab-
lishment of lien in the matter Of b. II.
Bradley, bankrupt, was referred to Re-
gistrar Olawson. In the petition Of T.
g. JeAreys, to make homestead set aside
to bankrupt liable in the matter Of J. D.
johnson, bankrupt, report of registrar
was confirmed, and property ordered to
be sold by assignee. A similar petition
OF ]. H ClAwson, in the matter of 8.
Anderson, was heard, and 1t was ordered
that assignee sell property, and after
payment OF liens, distribute remaining
funds as prescribed by Law. The Judge
approved Of w. H. Gardner as assignee
in the matter Of Franklin J. Moses, Jr. !,
bankrupt. -
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Views OF an Accomplished Liberal Re.
nublIcan on the Coming Camnaign.

Views Of an Accomplished Liberal Re.
publican on the Coming Campaign.
The views of a gentleman Of the cul-
ture, character and principle of William
Walter Phelps, Of New Jersey, are worthy
always of being well considered, Our
readers may remember the courtesies
which passed between him and his De-
rnoeratic successor in Congress, upon the
occasion ofthe election Of The latter over
him. They will better reeolleot his bold
stand upon the Louisiana outrage and
Ais. ipcisive report as Chairman Of the
subcommittee which went to New Or
lesMs: and was present at'the time Of the
inSeyterence by the military with the
ofgnMization of the Legislature. He is
of type of American politicians which
has been largely ostracissd at the North
for several yests past He has not only
ability. but eheeses to exercise freedom
of thought and action which is ,rnre i'm
his seciion. he is Of opinion, 5as Mr..
Lamar is, that President Grant is in the
field for denomination to the Presi-
dency, or thai. falling in that, he will as
pire to be the; Warwick who viii dictate
his successor. But he Is hopeful that Ne
cannot succeed in either Admitting tho
power the oface-holders would be likely
to exercise in forming the Republican
National Convention - 1879, and the
force Of the machiuSry which was en-