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We regret to learn from a dispatch
received at this Office, that Mr.. JnO. G..
Horsley, Chairman of the Maury
County Court and one of the pro-
prietors Of the Columbia Herald and
Mail, died yesterday morning Of ty-
phOid fever.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-24

THE boy King Of Spain" has been
sending autograph letters to the reign
ing sovereigns of. some Of the great
powers. He rightly judges that to a
green hand Ike himself their friend
ship is preferable to their enmity or
even cold Indifference.
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The Centennial IOb.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-The Con-
gressional Centennial Committee visited
the Centennial ROOMS to-day, where they
were addressed by Coz. Bigler, Gen. Haw-
lev and others. Subsequently they visited
the Art Gallery at the Centennial grounds,
and tonight attended a club dinner, where
President Grant aud the Cabinet were
present.
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A Chicago Murder.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.--A shocking murder
was committed tonight on West Madison
street, near Canal. Christopher Malone
stabbed James Kegan, inaiCting wounds
which proved fatal in a few minutes. 1t
seems that the murdered man had his
pocket book stolen and friend Of Malone
was, among others, arrested on suspicion Of
being the thief. This evening Malone and
Reagan met at a saloon and got into a
quarrel over the matter, with the result
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NEW ORLEANS.
A New Proposition from the House
Conservatives.


Conservatives.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 23.-The COnserva-
tive caucus adopted the following, which
was read to the Congressional Committee
and accepted by the chairman to be taken
under consideration:
Resolved by this House caucus, COM
posed Of the Conservative members
returned by the Returning
Board, and those claiming to have
been elected, that, desiring in the in
terest Of our afflicted State to have q solu-
ton of our political troubles, and relying
on the integrity and fairness Of the four
members Of the Congressional Committee
in New Orleans, and in advance
Of an investigation on their part,
we, - body, hereby agree,
if the task is not considered too OnerOus,
to take the returns of 1874, together with
all fair and reliant testimony, and upon
such returns and evidence to declare what
members Of the Legislature were fairly
elected.
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THE Washington organs must look
to their laurels. The Indianapolis
Journal boasts that it "takes very little
stock in this namby-pamby talk about
Federal interference and the rights of
State sovereignty, etc. The great need
Of this country to-day is a stronger
central government"
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n ROHaI Warnlng

MADRID, Jan. 23.-King Alfonso issued
a proclamation to-day to the inhabitants Of
the Basque provinces and Navarro. He says
he longs for peace, but will fight for his
rights; that he is a Catholic and viii
see that full justice is again done
the church. He offers full amnesty to all
who comply with his terms. A proclama-
ton has also been issued to the army, from
whom the King demands renewed energy.
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THE State Comptroller Of Geoegia
reports a marked decrease in the value
of taxable property in thirty-three
counties. It is notable that the negro
preponderates IN all these counties,
and, with two exceptions, they are con-
fined to the southern section Of the
Starn
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Another Of THOSE broken Rails.

DETROIT, Jan. 23.-The engine and
baggage car Of the night express train on
the Michigan and Lake Shore road was
thrown fiom the track by broken rail,
near Grand Rapids, this evening. The
engineer, Jno. w. Anderson, was killed,
and the fireman, Walton Cummings, in
ju-ed so badly that it is doubtful if he re-
cnNarH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-24

THE plot cOncocted at Washington
Yesterday, in the caucus of House Re
publicans portends, we fear, the early
passage of the Civil Rights bill and
other equally obnoxious measures.
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ALL the Observation-Disclosures stories Of
Sheridan and Merrill about Louisiana
have been denounced IN the most une-
quivocal terms by Northern as well as
native citizens. There was a time IN
the history Of this country when these
men could not have held up their heads
under such an accumulation Of infamy.
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CoTToN dull in New York, closing,
yesterday, at 154c. for middling up
land.
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me Cttr Oninnv snnI.-

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 23.-The Steamer
City Of Quincy sunk at Chatard, Thursday
night. She will probably be raised, as the
river is falling rapidly. She ran into a
bank with a full head of steam, in a fog,
and had full trip, but no freight will
be damaged except in the hold.
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THE Congressional committee that
went to New Orleans IN search Of out
RACES to help stay the sinking fortunes
of Radicalism, have had no success so
far.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-24

THE Minnesota Legislature perse-
veres IN efforts to make a Senator, but
those eighteen votes are still lacking
on Ramsey's score.
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WHY all this caucusing at Washing
ton, if Grant and his party In COngrss
are a unit
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WHY worry over our prOtracted Sen
atorial contest? Five days Of ballotlng
is a mere circumstance compared with
Little Rhody's way. She wrestled over
the election Of a Senator all last WIN
ter, and, getting tired, postponed it till
the present session. They have been
pegging away industriously on the sec
ond heat for several weeks now, with
out any progress whatever. Burnside
leads at 43, while it requires 81 to elect.
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MORE than S3,OOO,OOO Of specie was
shipped from New York to Europe yes
terday. The outflow has been very
heavy since the beginning Of the year.
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Arkansas InvI1ing Capital.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 2S.-The House to
day passed bill exempting from taxation,
for period Of seven years, capital employ
ed in mines and manufactures. Several
resolutions are now pending in both Houses
for an adjournment sine sdie during the
next twenty or thirty days.
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THE Memphis Appeal copies the ar
ticle Of the Jackson Wing and Tribune
criticising our denial Of the existence
IN Nashville of female lobbyists. "
Meanwhile, the Memphis APpeaPs cor
respont in this city, on whose supposed
authority the ridiculous story was pro-
fessedly based, denies the whole thing
IN toto
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-24

THE parental consent in a county III
Illinois was expressed in this way
ToMe County Clerk-Sir: ms Is "
certify thai the undersigned are Willie
that shall have our daughter ana t,J UG
id, and if YOU will issue license you VIII
mot be disturbed.
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ITALY.
Reoention or GarIbaIdI.

ROME, Jan. 23.-The Italian Parliament
will assemble Monday. Gen. Garibaldi,
one Of the Deputies, is expected at Civita
Vecehi to-day, where preparations have
been made to give him reception.
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ForfT-Fourth BALLOT.

FOrfy-FOuFth Ballot.
SENATE-FOr johnson, MeSsrs. Blizzard,
Ellis, Emmert, Haynes, Jones, MOsley,
OyertOn and Turley-S.
For Bate-Messrs. Alden, Boyd, Buchan-
an, Butler, Hodges, Jordan, Logan, March
banks, Marye, Polk, Quarles, Ragland,
Smith, TrotteT, Wade, Wilson and Speaker
Paine-17.
HOUSF.--FOr JOhnsOn-MeSsrs. BarTitt,
BBllen, Burnard, Burnett, Carson, Gates,
Cole, Cross, DOdsOn, East, Finlay, Fowler,
Gibson, Giers, Greer, HaTriss, Head, James,
Leeper, LedgerwOOd, Mathes, Myers, Neal,
Newbern, Parriss, Patton, Peters, ROush,
Spears, Starnes, Taylor, TOon, Trewhitt,
Wynn and Speaker BOnd-S5. For Bate
-Messrs. Adams, Anderson, Bell, Bowers,
Cooper, Cummings, Gardenhire, Glenn,
GOber, Herring, Lea, March, Martin, Mitch
ell, McClain, Mcmillan, McGlOthlin, Mob
lit, NOrthingtOn, Odell, Parish, Parker,
Pollard, Pond, Rice, Of Lauderdale, Rice,
of Madison, ShacklefOrd, SmallwOOd, Tim
berlake, Walker and West-31. For Eg-
ing-Messrs. HarWeIl, Hurt, JamisOn, and
Norman. For BrOwn-Mr. Orr.
To:al-JohnsOn, As; Bate, IS; Ewing, 4;
Brown, l.
When Speaker Bonds name was called,
he said:
1 cast nv vote first for Mr.. Stephens, a
gentleman fully competent to ill the posi-
tiCn to which he aspired, because / be
lieved, as / now believe, that his election
would have satisfied all the people Of Hay
wood county; l gave nv second vote 10
John G. Grown because believed, as now
believe, him to be the best exponent Of the
Tt, L rrfr
vote, with all regret, against my friend and
relative, Gen. W. B. Bate, for Andrew
johnson as the next best representative Of
my party and my people. Immense
cheering.l
FOrty.Hfth Ballot.
SENATE-JOhnsOn 0, Bate Is, Jno. L. T.
Sneed 1.
HoUsE-JohnsOn84, Bate %, Ewing 4.
Total vote-JOhnsOn 43, Bate A, Ewing
4, Sneed l.
Mr.. Orr, in exnlanatlOn o. his vote, said.
81 desire 10 state to the convention that ex-
Gov. Brown is my individual choice, and
at the same time the choice Of the people
whom 1 represent; but, rs my vote cannot
effect his election, ] waive all personal
prejudice and cast my vote for VIM. b.
Bate. LCheers.l
FOrty-sixth Ballot.
SENATE - johnson 9, Bate -, Ste
phens l.
HoUsE-Johnson "a, Bate %, Ewing 4.
Total vote-JOhnsOn 43, Bate AZ, Ewing
4, Stephens 1.
Mr.. JamisOn moved that the convention
rise.
- The ayes and noes were at once called
for by a number Of members, and rejected
by a decided majority.
FOrty-seTenth Ballot,
SENATE.-JOhDson o Bate Is, Ste
phens 1.
HoUsE.-JOhusOn 3j, Bate so, Ewing 5.
Total-JOhnsOn A, Bate 45, Ewing 3.
Mr.. CUmmins moved to adjourn untis
Monday at y O'Clock.
The ayes and noes were again demanded
and the motion failed, ayes p, noes Y.
The last ballot taken yesterday was as
follows:
FOrfy-eIghfh Ballot
SENATE.-For JOhnson-Messrs. Biz
/ TesOIutIUIi "a tue conservatives, that the
| Congressional Committee now in New Or
leans, take the returns and declare who
were elected 10 the Legislature.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
Terms Of Subscription.

GoLDopened inNew York yesterday,
at 112g, and closed at the same quota
ton.
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There are two propositions OF some i'm
pOrtance before the House Military Com
miitee that will probably receive consider
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A LARGE number Of Sisters of Char
ity, expelled from Mexico, have arrived
In Havana, on their way to France.
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NEW YORK.
East River Bridged with Ice
Novel and Exciting Scenes
The Democratic Cen
eraI Committee.

East River RrfdEed With Iee-Ex-
citing Times.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2}.-East River was
bridged with ice to-day, and hundreds Of
persons crossed and recrOssed between this
city and Brooklyn. On a change Of the
tide, the ice became detached from the
piers and moved rapidly with the current.
Quite number of people were on the ice
at the time, but all were rescued by tug
boats.
Democratic General Committee
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-At the annual
meeting Of the Democratic General Com
mittee tonight, Abraham 5. Hewitt was
elected chairman, with a full board Of
officers. Resolutions reafirming the
Democratic PRINCIPLES were adopted.
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SENATE-JohnsOns s, Bate 10, Stephens :

SENATE-JohnsonS s, Bate 10, Stephens Z.
HOUsE-JOhnsOn 81, Bate p, Ewing 2,
Stephens 10, James 1.
TOtal-JOhnsOn SO, Bate 81, Stephens
%, Ewing 2, and James 1.
Loud applause in the galleries, and cries
for sJohnson,1 aBate," and others, fol-
lowed the announcement Of the above re
suit. During the excitement, Mr.. Hurt, Of
Madison, withdrew the name Of Mr.. Ste
phens.
Mr.. Adams brought forward the name Of
Gov. JnO. c. Brown, without bis author
ity, but Immediately withdrew the nOmina-
tiOn.
Mr.. Cooper re-nOminated Gen. Quarles,
but, at the request Of the latter,
withdrew his name. Gen. Quarles, in
making the request, said that the
ballOting had evinced the fact thar he was
not the choice Of the people Of Tennessee
through their representatives for this high
position. He had had a fair chance, and,
with the kindeSt feelings o all, he would
ask that his name be not again placed in
nomination. TADDlause1
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CUBA is truly loyal. Alfonso has
been proclaimed King by Concha.
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TENNESSEE BONDS are down to IS
and IS, IN New York.
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MONTENEGRO is still spelling for a
fight.
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SENATE-JOhnson Z, Bate 9, Stephens
s, Ewing 1.
HOUsE-Johnson p, Bate 25, Stephens
10, Ewing 2. James 1.
TOtal-JOhnson "a, Stephens %, Bate 81
Ewing 3, James 1.
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SPAIN.


BERLIN, Jan. pa courier has arrived
in this city bearing an autograph letter
from King Alfonso to Emperor William.
He has similar letters for the Emperor Of
Austria and the King of Italy.
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ARCHBISHOP MASNING iS'C2id to be en-
deav0ring 10 abolish all music IN ms
churches except the pure GregOrian chants
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FOREIGN.
Alfonso. Proclaimed King in Cuba
MOntenegran Troops Ordered TO
the Frontier.
CUBA.

Alfonso Proclaimed KInE-Arrival Of
Sisters OF Charity from Mexico
HAVANA, Jan. 23.-Alfonso was Off
cially proclaimed King of Spain to-day by
Captain General Concha-
One hundred and forty-eight Sisters Of
Charity, expelled from Mexico, have ar
rived here, en- route to France.
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MONTENEGRO.
TroOns Or,Iered 70 the FRONTIER.

Troops Ordered 20 the Frontier.
VIENNA, Jan. 23.-The Montenegran
Government has ordered its subjects abroad
to return home. Twelve thousand troops
have been ordered to the frontier.
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condition Of auaIrs mas Deen very precarI-
GUS, and the State government has con-
stantly shown itself unable to cope with
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.bf the commonwealth shall not suffer
Ar the hands of their representatives.
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body but Flanagan as Shesif until forced
by the military, and declare emphstically
against q comrr11ce looking tC a re.
insfatemant raa
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fsSzSv-IUaGS, anu ~ IUSu-
late the transmission of commercial and
other intelligence by telegraph.
BY Mr.. Williams, Of Indiana-To incOr-
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
Senator Ramsey Finds a Hard Road
to Travel in Minnesota.

Senator Ramsey Finds a Hard Road
to Travel in Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 23.-The vote for Uni
ted States Senator to-day was unchanged:
Ramsey 5S, DOnnelly 81, Davis "a, Scatter
ing II. The sensation created by Petit S
explanation springing from an alleged at
tempt of the friends of Senator Ramsey to
purchase the votes Of IngersOl and Petit,
boilers from the caucus nomination on
that account, is generally believed to be
UnfOunded, and Springing from mlscOn-
structiOn Of an intended jest. Both Houses
adjourned till Tuesday.
The Democrats CaueusinE in West
Virginia.
CHARLESTOWE, WeslVa.. Jan. 23.-In
the Democratic caucus last night the result
Of the first ballot for Senator was as fol-
lows: !. Y. Cowden Is, Samuel Price 10,
Henry S. Walker 10, John BrannOn II,
scattering 9.
Second ballOt-Henry S. Walker II, j..
Y, COwdel lG, Samuel Price l6, John
BfannOn J..
The caucusing promises 70 be long and
tedious.
CBgN,SATI, Jan. 23.-A Charlestown,
West Virginia, special to the Enquirer
says the Democratic Caucus failed tonight
10 nominate candidate for Senator. The
first ballet stood: Camden, 20; Walker, 10,
Price, II; Brlnn0n. s; CaSseriOn, 6; scat
tering, 8. The seventh and last ballot
showed about the same result. The caucus
adjourned till Monday night.
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Notice in Chancerv.


OFFICE OF CLERK AND MASTER OF
THE CHANCERY COURT,
NASHVILLE, TENN-, Jan 19, 1875.
Mark Young vs.. Emily Thomas &c ais
NOTICE IN THE ABOVE CAUSE IS
IN hereby gwen that I win receive bids at my
once at the Courthouse az Nashville, until
O'Clock P. N. Wednesday, Feb. II 1875, for the
following described property, tO-Wit-
Lot No. 81 In ID. 7. McGavOck's addition 10
Nashville, fronting IS feet on Summer street.
and running back o. a rs foot alley
said bids 70 commence at SIS, that being the
bid Of y III. 4oungs II any bids over this sum
are made, the party so bidding win be required
% execute notes, with good secuFity, due IN one
and two years, with interest from date, and
lien wiz be retained % secure their payment.
NATHANIEL BAXTER. Jn-
Clerk s. Master
janis, 26Ssfeb2,s,1T
1lIsJ Col. Henry and bis company were re-
covering from the effects Of their freezing
in the expedition to the Black Hills, and
that there were no cases requiring amputa- $
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SESATE.-JOhnsOn 9, Bate 6, Ewing 1,
Quarles 2, Kennedy I, Stephens s.
HOUsE.-Johnson 81, Bate II, Ewing 3,
Quarles 8, Stephens 10, James 2, Marks /.
TOtal-JohnsOn 81. Bate %, Ewing 4,
Quarles IL, Kennedy l, Stephens Is, James
2 Marks
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Thfrfy.eighfh BaIIOf.

TOtal--JOhnsOn "a, Bate 25, Ewing 4,
Qlarles II, Kennedy l, Stephens 10, James
2, Marks 1.
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The Democrats CaueusinE in West
virginia.

a MAN has been arrested for taking
things as they come.i
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Bate Comes Within One Vote Of EIee-
ton.
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FortT.thIrd Ballot.

SENATE-FOr Bate MeSsrs. Alden, Boyd,
Buchanan, Butler, Hodges, Logan, March
banks, Marye, Polk, QuarleS, Ragland,
Smith, TrOtter, Wade, Wilson and Speaker
Pame-16. For JOhnsOn-MeSsrs. Biz
zard, Ellis, Emmert, Haynes, Jones, Nose
ley, Overton and Turley-S. For Ewing
Mr.. Jordan.
HOUsE-For Bate-Messrs. Adams, An
dersOn, Bell, Cooper, Cummins, Garden
hire, Glenn, GOber, Herring, Lea, March,
Martin, Mitchell, McClain, McGlOthlin,
NOblitt, NOrthingtOn, Odell, Parish, Par
ker, Pollard, Pond, the two Rices, Shack
leford, SmallwOOd, Timberlake, Walker
and West-50. For JOhnsOn-Messrs. Bar
rett, Bullen, Burnard, Burnett, CasOn,
Gates, Cole, Cross, DOdsOn, East, Finley,
Fowler, Giers, Greer, Harris, Head. james
Leeper, Ledgerwood, Matbes, Myers, Neal,
Newbern, PaTriss, Patton, Peters, ROush,
Spears, Starnes, Taylor, TOOn, Trewhitt,
Wynn and Speaker BOnd-34. For Ewing
-Messrs. Harwell, Hurt, JamisOn, Nor
man and Perkins,. For John NJ. Bright
Mr.. BOwers-1. For COlyar-Mr. Glib
sOn-L For Brown Mr.. ORR.
TOtal-JOhnsOn ~, Bate 46, Ewing 6,
Bright /, COlyar 1 and Brown l.
Mr.. Head in casting his vote for Mr..
johnson in this above ballot said: "Gen.
Bate is my personal friend; have known
him from my youth up; he is personally
my brother, but, believing as 1 do, that a
large majority Of the people Of Wilson
county desire Mr.. JOhnsOn's election, l cast
my vote for Andrew johnson. Prolonged
applause.1
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ThIrfy.nIafh BALLOT.

oENAIE-JOnnSOn Z, bate D, Ewing J..
Quarles ?, Kennedy l, Stephens 8.
HOUsE-JOhnsOn 81, Bate 10, Ewing 3,
QnaTles 9, Stephens Il, James 1.
Total-JohnsOn SO, Bate p, Ewing 4,
Quarles IL, Stephens 20, James 1.
The result Of this ballot started the
crowd in the galleries to indulge in furious
shouting and cheers for johnson and Bate.
Speaker Bond succeeded in restoring order.
Mr.. Logan moved that the Convention
rise. The ayes and noes were called and
resulted in the rejection Of the motion by
a large majority.
FOrtieth Ballot.
SENATE-Johnson Z, Bate 9, Ewing ?,
Quarles 1, Kennedy 1, Stephens s.
HOUsE-JOhnSOn 81, Bate IL, Ewing 3,
Quaries 7, Stephens Is, James l.
TOtal-JohnsOn IS, Bate %, Ewing 3,
Quarles s, Kennedy 1, Stephens p,
James 1.
Several motions were made TO adiOurntO
various times, but were all voted down.
On motion Of Mr.. Taylor, the ConFen-
tion took recess until o'clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention was called to order at
$40 P. NJ. by Speaker Bond. Representa-
tives Brooks, Galloway and Morgan were
absent.
Before the ballOting was commenced, MIR.
Quarles took the floor and said that as he
was always ready to contribute his mite to
the harmony of his party, and with no un-
kind feelings TO those who opposed him,
and with great respect to those who had
supported him, he would withdraw his
name from the list Of candidates before the
convention. [Applause.l
The convention then proceeded to take
the
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". Patterson, was closed by the sheriff
Saturday; liabilities 100000. Many Of
the depOsitOrs are poor people, and there is
much excitement in the neighborbOod.
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AT CLOSE QUARTERS.
The Most Exciting Day Of the Sena-
tOrial Struggle.

Withdrawal Of Brown, Stephens and
Quarles.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-30

long ago. was the reply, "and the
word was that it was to retrieve
losses by that St. Louis farm. But that
was not it. He has been specializing
heavily and has lost two or three hum
dred thousand dollars. He is really hard
run. 1t would be right to pension him.
He was taken from life position to the
Presidency. He should be retired from
the Presidency with salary fully equal to
that Of General of the army, or even
more. say twenty-five thousand 4 year.
That wouldn't be shabby.
Then followed considerable discussion
of the probable issues Of the Presidential
campaign. The conclusion was that the
Democrats would be called upon to fight
the third term and corruption, and the
Republicans would fend against Tam
many and reputation Anything but
manly bout, when all is told.
THE RING RoGUERIEs AND THEFT.
are TO have but little show. from present
appearances. Even the lobbyists are look
ing blue since the SUBSIDY resolution. and
the appointment Of Holman and Other
nen.approachabie members # the same
type assures in advance deaf ear to any
cajolement of that liberal but loose fra
terl.ity. There is a general tendency tt
reyils the reform programme which ha:
set iii. and very general expression o
the hope that 1.-The cussed thing will soor
fall through, as old times satisfy US ant
we don want any damned barren ldeall
ty of virtue