davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-05-21
TELEGnApHIC MARKET REPORTS,

FOREIGN MARKETS,
Hssetal D,spaieh 10 3a+ CAeaya tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Msy 21-0 >. m.-GAA1N-WhkAt 1tsady.
Corn rather eaaler At s3s.
LtvHnrooI, AlAy 2o-ll D. sn.-T1oun-No q, 21s:
No. ], 2os.
dnA1a-whcat-w1n.er, No. 2, o.: No. !, ps i'd;
spring. Nc. "a; No. i 81 Sd white, No. 2, 81 lid
No. !. "a ID club, No. =, o. ID No. ss ID. cosa-
No. 2 SIS /: No. !, aaa Sd.
pnovaloas-Pork-75s Lard-c4s Cd,
LIVERPOOL, Nay 2o.-l:ao p. m.-uozx-Not =
a2a pd No. I, a3s,
LAnD-G4s.
Rest Unchanged
Weather cool.
LrvsnrooI, May to-LateSt.-F1oun-E1sra stats
dul 10s.
GRAtx-wheat-No. spring steady 1t q. Cd I; No. 4
do sseady at 81 Id wntar steady 1t o. co1u-sl1ed
dull At 33s,
Pno11sIors-rork-prtmo Easteru steady At Bss;
Western steady at 76s. Beef-1ndla mess dull a
49,; extra 11dia meas ateaiy At Ills: prime mess
Cumberland cut steady At 49s long clear steady 6
short RIB steady 1t b2s: long clear atead5 ut s4x,
cuREsE-Choice American dun At sos Cd.
'TALtow-ilr.
P1fRo1xuM-Heansd,9 9kd; ap1ri!s do, 7Xd.
LISGkxp oI1s-25s,
6PtnIrs TuAPEN1fAE-259e5ks
LAnD-0l1-Stealy At Gss.
LONDON. May 2o-s p. .m.-CoNaoLa-Money, aAkG3
a1A acsount, etAGoa,;.
UNITED STATES Bosps-ess. 100; s7a, 1ooX; 1o.4os,
104; nav 6s, l091t.
AMERICAN RAILnoAD srcuar71s-Nsv York Gen.
tral "; Erie, 1oA preferred, -.
TAILow-1s I'd.
LlssEEp O1I-.5Hp.
rETnoLEu1-Renned, sA9o1: splriss do, sA0
sgd.
SPIRITS TunrEsI,NE-20@ e5Hs
bnEADs1urrs-Thc Marx Lane Etprtss saya: lar
rivals oa coast. wheat sna1l. Unless any untoward
, 1875-05-21
Also The following. without compar!4ou.:

Withdrawn from store On "Wednesday for city co.,-
sumption: o.473 bn wheat, 4,1u5 bu corut 1,14J bu
oats, 1.il7 bu baEry.
Tho following grain was inspected Into stors on
Thnrsday morning: ~ cars No. epring. l12 cars No.
d. II Nc. do, cars rejected do {1s9 whean
10 cars and $500 bu high mixed corn, las cars anh
$500 bu No. do, 20 rsjeeted do, car no grade
40 ttso cars corn); ID white oats, 1a and
1000 bn NO. do, cnrs rejected do; ! car no
grade do us cars oatst; No. barley. Total tasl
ears 900 bu. Inspected out: 7,11o bu wheat 37,-
$40 bu corn. 7G7 bu oats. o,7s2 bu barley.
Tho recaIpts and ahipuensa OF tbs articles NAMED
for tho week ending Nay l6, wera approximately
follows:
, 1875-05-21
CD1I1lEKCIAL.

Tho following vtre The rsonirts and shirments Of
tic leading articles Of roaca in this city during the
tvcnty.four hour1 ending at O'Clock Oh Thufsday
n,urulps, and for tho corresponding date ons year
ago:
, 1875-05-21

HOH8-TheFe was = fair amount Of tsaIlbu In this
branch of tho market, hut at further Jec!Ied la.
elins. Tue rscsipls xtEe ag.ln lasgs. anaouuna to
soas l90o nd awsuy ti.e tot! for Tho week u 10
sans period last weak Ths frssA rscents. had ttas
compr4sd the entire supply would probably uot Lave
~ far exceeded the letnand 10 further denreia
day 70 sxeli ths suppr to nessly 2sUo0 and, pudtr
tst uumbos, tbs market eatlled down another loaIt
Light weights sold At f1pQt31.t0, t4I columou Il.
RoaI heavy 1t t7.40a7.a0 fsv cloys feIchsd u "a
Hs.l0. This market closed quiat and easy.
, 1875-05-21
LAKE FHEIoHTS.
amman

Grain fteghia veFs active aud eases Under tlberal
odyrings. yesss was taken ea1iy 1t aq for corn 10
punalo; subsequently, 3Ac TIE rullng rata, Char
tsrs foE 70 Kingston were nss 1t IT, and for do
to Ogsusburg At g.. The ratio fot whsas 10 Kngatou
wAs 1ko. Ths chAststa were: To BunAlo-schr 4.
haf9s 0sasas 1ias saA IaaaS, easn u a4st psops
, 1875-05-21

BHEER-TheFo vera Ftatiy buJsEa for II ths oncr-
ihgs, tile wants Of ths local tFsds aaus ipors ti.n
elullIng tho supply. lsiess we're 1rul 1t t30Ia550
for snosn, and at $,ooaa 4 70 for uushosn.
NEW YOAK.
N1x YosK, My 21.-BxEv1s--Asc4'pts, 7so, mal-
tng 100 for ths three day. sgsinst l1toAt a .ams
msla'y tAts v soaA 1ls R4kkAs w Am "a prssss
, 1875-05-21

AICOHOI--Was quiet 1t $1.3049.al.
HAooM coAN-Tho douland Is stu Of q retail cliar-
aetsF. Dealers quota the market as follows: Good
to cho!co hnr 12X31to; brush that will work .tse,f
into caoses hurl broom, ll@11o; fair to good do,
10@llEo; ihfostor brush, 3Qs10o ctooked, case.
DUTTEl-For se1ec.ious our outsida quotation II
roaaly obtalnzble, shou1h only vory small rercsnt
ago Of tbs daily soca!ps u good enough to command
over I32sc even In = retail way, No considerable
locks are hed hero 1t pressnt, and uut there IL III
increase Ia tho arrivals pstce4 asp not likely 10 no
loweF. Choice to fancy yellow. 240 40; Easdtum
to good grsdef, !S9o; inferior 10 common l7@l7c,
DAo0lfd-Dutlnes1 continuss feature of tho bag
0lng market and prtcas remain ~ h@fore, Wa
alots a9 i: stask. .aiHe: Lewlston. aoc; Moutanb.
sSa 3t Amsrsan M. A. xsNe; Amosssag :sEc Outer
l5Gal63e: do double, 3de.
6oAI-1s la!l. VIII Priee. unsettled hut nomipaly
s2,soalo.o6; sannei. t5,ootseo6; Ers nd wulnas
mll t'so; ,Mosain* ys!1sJ sa,so; indiana block.
EuuB-Wers In moderate ro.luast 1t l11Sa1ta.
buyer. holding of fos tbs ~. each, hut stocEs
4 freq na1nana for saltwater descriptions /. Re.
ported It steady prices. we quota: No. white-
No. trout. st.Gotsi.7s; No. I shore iuackssss.
new, k.1rl, tss"ss:7a; No. ! bay, tosu9e.7s; No.
5S.oo, oaa qeorgst cola1h, tS.83069: Lslrsdpr
herring. .plt, brs. sSoo9x:5 d X:brl. s4ol@ III;
e.~N*0us He4tAukf sOAHA tt.tHHl.1tf HsbFl,
j.0as7 scalcd herring. per boz, a10ASo: Ooiumbs
River slln.on. V -brl $1.0oSsyL0.
FRUITS AND SUTB-Ius fruit trade was active Ia
few departments only, tbs demand beiu8 chiefly ecu
ssred u prices EnfrsuIs, blsckbsrttcs peaches anu
apples, fAfsns datea aud tuoat otfler lIues were dull
FoaE11N-Dstes. S4adkc; 1gs, drums, l3a1{n nss.
nJe.1 l73lao; Turk klsh prnnes B3yc; French pFuues
l14lHo; F1!sins. layers. 81 ss3.4i; loose Muacaal
st1v@i.vo; Valencia. ltXtallHo; zants cur,snI, IA
7Hn catron. I83!es lsnon peel, lvG9.oc. DoxxsTIo
ALDEN apples, SS2oe; AicAxau sIp!cs, aAtsyAe;
luatsas and llinats. 1NsBKo; gouthsrn,5 Il. uLo:
peashrs. halves, na2otts; do mixed, AAa8tc; d.
pared aNt!ee; baskbsEk1ts, akdalu,c; nitsstsa.
rtted cherries, alsa2c. Nu4s -F1Iherts luz
!4nEo alnonds, TsrraRoa1 9a93yc: Naples waluo(s
!al4alo; uEruoids Ws!nuss, lA4i4c: Ir.xtts 1t,a
ilTc; lecsns, Texas. lt9alac Wilmington Irsnnts
sa9o; Tennesass peanuts. ekGs7o; AItIoan p%aauis'
tAEEN FRufT3-Oraugcs and lemons wcro yerv arm
~ sll!ance. The warm ws1theF has ktimis1ats.I
Trade, aud stocka light, both Aess auJ lu Nsr YrS
some de4lsrs anticipate sharp 4iyapce befors limo
New York importers, harnK bsroms dIsuouTaymSs ~
account Of tbs depression pf tha tfads fill srrins
h4st couatsrnaanaad thsr European or.isrs tbsxs.:
making 1t potsblo that It's auppiy viii be smsII ari,
the hot scason. year sgo tsmoas were ss1tnr =
500 TER tox. Wills now tho highest ount.finh -
$lSo u " not thought thai letnous viii sali sh,+s
ti0.Da ths seauou, unl4as sonetAuK unusu.i shn,ii
happen. Applss stesdy w qpotsi UrapTes ~ -
9aooa.!o pss htl; stfa~bsFzies, aoasoo vi al
dAooEhlks-consss ~ sasIsz. TIA asaxaA h
, 1875-05-21
srwtnP, May 2o,-rrrno1Iun-2af,


NEW YORK DHY.aooDs MARKET.
NEW ioaR, May 90.-uuslno14 WIS quiet aud irreg-
nlar with commission houses, aud the jobbug trads
va excited by tho law prices 1t which psin.s vers
offered. large broadway jobbng houss wilt offer
theif entrs line Of standard prla4s tomorrow At Gc
Cotton goods quiet, but generally unchanged.
Dleachsd shlstings wera dull <nd weak. Wooi&na
wers quiea.
, 1875-05-21

:s.:;
,ssl!as sas r.. s ;s. @
scn'.nd % wa Iii Il 81 .d1.no. ' On ,t"ad.y M 81
common 70 1T, el!pro ,l1,e tssts pour to a'o1
sP' sap aas aSs 4 ~ iar Tho .hrre
a.y., .aan;. io22d q. I'D .ams tia,s Il; work. ss
hugs wantsh 1t 71G3sc: ttond offered today.
| nALriMnNE.
tho carly ratt of the week tnl. and priess \ shadn
rcok vcry BEST eSa7%e: nt.t a,,siliy. s sisssso W
;ss:: r.: 81, ''s :s's' sSsSs
ins *!t'' te,e'.sy downward; fair 10 choice. 10
maud 4 siso5' 5sasf eceS p,1 4'' IN ''r DE-
EAST lLnEnTY.
EAsr LtDEnrT. May 2u.--CArrLE-nsesipts today
800 head, making sSl for tlco shre lays pasl the aup
ply Tor yard ealos to,dsy waa only lp2 boad, all of
Which 'Fasod hn1 load n1asket arn atse'terda,
iIoas-Rcecipss io-ay $3.50 le.d and for this three
us}s p..l sosS head: iorfer'' &sI'o; fhiladsl-
snrsr-neeciris totay GO head, md for snree days
s'toa head; pe't, s'.oaas:se; medium, s.2ssi7s
hCFEALo.
.oiaI ter ~ ress :.a1,3: 70 n,.sSe! to'day tso.:
suaEr Am LlMns-Recsipt. 3,20o tossi for tho
s SsjG sp' q s,,s sstss q, = = iS al ss H. @ sss
sad aus roSfsls s 81 ss ssit ns.s
&s.2jtea.3j.
'srs; IL: :a'PPsx II basoa' s'S;.so; good
so@s W. .aa aSSs s:issr 70 sss sss'ss
$50; Texans, $A.aseS.:o.
CINCINNATI. O., May 2o.-iIoBs-putl and droop-
ing sahRs bulk Of sales At .2s7.Bo; Fo
cslpts. a,lsa; shipments, 40
LUMBER.
The market was Hntet yeater1lxy, the offerings not
being large enough to aract buyers About cargoes
wars Al tho docks, and or wars sold At recent
prices. elles Of plece atuH wsrc reported at $3.50
boards and etrips wsrs quoted 1t 6O and lah
a. sl.s0.
Hh1es:
Cargo schr I. Sands, from Manfs.ee, 25 n, josts and
seansling at $3.50. Dy Blanchard. portaud \ Co.
Cargo zchr q. ". Fller from Msns.sc, 30 M join.s
And scantltng Ut $3.50, by J. N. Loonta h Go.
IAe yard trAds Wa fair 1t unchanged prices:
Bs:oui cioar, Inch 10 Inch. tsoods4 So
Third c!e4r tnch... .......... 3G.U0 s40OJ
1hif1 clear th!Gk &LuUQ9A2Q1
Clear flooring. lat and I'd, rongh..... 34.G 3cO1
Clear sttltn8 1tt md seeonu ......... 10.0ue2 90
First coinmon sidug...:. 17.0o91g.00
E!oortnG, ftEt common, dFcsscl.. :0.00n 31O
Flooring, tcooud common, erosaea...... 2i.ooa.oou
box boards, and D................... 13.0Ot33s00
stock boards, J4.v0Ga38.U0
etock Go1fds...+ ............-...... 1i.ce $500
stock boards. .............. 1a.0osalHo0
Fencing {t1 IT, 14Qurl3OO
Common ia,nler, ID ii and ander........ iooo9
Jotat and sc1ntng. IL to ~ ft........ 12oNta1Bo0
LAIN 10U(9 LBS
hsnnglcs.. ......................... 1.O0ia o2l
aolAales On track tAl... 260a as
, 1875-05-21

Rock faand... .1e3k 1tnfon Par. hont1t... fal 4
y Nrw % %ae1ae5 Central. LII Dol Lack wh".'.'AsA
, 1875-05-21

sa.1y aad xsv Iork ras dat, hnt Tho European
ket VIA subsequently reported hrnler, which rlf1e
Hse difference here. Bales reported of I'M les
ssss 40 teB rsl!er Juno It s. Wv;
anu lo,R0 tca eefltr July n 31& V@6.J1L. Total.
l4sol tes. The market e!ososl stsuy Mt rs CASH,
{!t1ai&.7'h for Jams. 3lLv7xt4l1.oo for July. AMI
&li.0, far Au2nst. r.. ...'-.0.'- ~.
MnA7s-We,o inactive, except tho s1lo Of 80 tcs
eweet rtcscd hams tls is,} Al flr, ani woro nomi-
rally ~ tcs n lower In sympathy With pork sn ari.
Tlcro wss nnaus1 mud buyers for export say they
rsnot operate At nj quotations. vhils she sohcrn
markets seem IL hare l<n sufficiently snppoi fur tho
Ircsent; who large receipts Of hcga ara sti,at-
Ing the cutting Of sunn,ot meats tn great ,,!sntts.
Jans sse do seeker Jdly, and ago do ssllrr August:
ll,c fog long clears, easli or seller Juna; 1c do
seller 1ny. sn! 1l'{s do Keller August Ike 81 .nort
il.c fos ID seller August liza Tor short elcar:, cssii
or ,sllrs Ja,e i3,.e 90 roller duy aud la,a for 10
sumne1c,,rei Sunni, Eusii'h meats. iik:lse boxed; .wtot
incats 9norln nj fas staaSc III lana 14o for .holI-
1ore. Nc for short riha, and l31 for lhort clears,
all ltackcl.
taRyAsE-Was 1niet At BHat1c.
BEEF Fls0DUCTS-Wers q,iIct and uomins,ly nm
changed Ut 500 for e's, $3.50 for extra MOSS ani
sou ta2l. 20 for hamt.
VALt1w-Qnutet pt atf{11t.c
, 1875-05-21

Tito tetters received yesterday by bu,incss men on
'Chauga we're conflicting, usual. In regard to tha
grasshopres invasion. prominent miller Ia 81, Louis
writes that tho 20 ITS hAvs invaded Missouri u such an
e1tcnt that there will not 10 moro than aan crop IN
many accs, though tho full character Of sha Injury
cannot ba known I'LL tho insects "tale to ther.1-
selvta WINGS" which will bo two or threo weeks
lonce Kansta lett or states that tho prospects, are
good Il present Ant1cpatiens arc rcalzed.-lhe hopo
being that tbs tusocta will eavs thnt State for another
Ths, Of courac, would Us only shifting OF tho bur.
den to di1aront shoulder. Il Is Of interest 10 lni-
viduals to know lust where the iepredapns ara hsng
committed, bccauEn Il Is personal losa to the reops
who avn or till tho land there. Hut 1t 10 the gener-
NJ interest to know hoas much destruction tho rsss
commit, and low large porceutage that Is Of tic
Wholes 1t bes not now seem probkble that tho grams
hopper plague Will mako anything ike differences Of
per cent IN tlo grain production Of ths whole United
slates Their truck ia something lks that Of
tornado, which u only liks a sipgls swath
cut through larga nt1d. Tho grsin-
producing OF this country Is now large that It
s scarcely possible for any other calamity than that Of
ruuouAy law prcos TO rait tho whole At once eYon
large percentage Of It. This II Important con-
siIcrat1ou With thoao who hare refused to adranco
ter lids ths strength Of reports Of devastation BY
grasshorpers, or winter killing Of wheat.
The leadina produce markets were stestier ycxter-
day, ahd rather les acsivc tho wcakness Of Wcncs-
day having exhausted the most anxious Sellers though
by no HONS cloatA out al lots That were on slIo.
Tho sading agsln chleny OF tho speculative kind,
tofore, and lako fFghs wcrc more active than rny
psrSsnus day thia scaaon though eaAisr, being
taken At a>ss BY sail to buffalo.
The dry.xood1 m1Fkat WAS without impor TINT now
features prices Of rrlnh still much unsettled,
and bleached and brown cotton1 also show lack OF
se1dincss. In only fnw departments was thern sny
appearance Of Aciyity. Groceries were nomlnal1y sn-
chm Nnr&t In Apb
, 1875-05-21

FECEISlCH3.
400 l1tohGcrs-Wuro again active end rather
weak. though seadlsr thau Oh Wednesday. Hogs
wste III Large SUPPLY aud loeer, and product In otbvr
narista *ss dull! xhleh fscts x..s litts encourage.
mont to holders here, especially - certain leading
or<rRtoss seemed 10 bs interested In .otcpH dxe,ue
psrhaps only for the purpose ot .u.ttiux
Ws have now fully 4oo.1So br os pork l.nrs. vLica
would require outso VI % o bsls PR month. bo.
OF lie nezt packing sea4ou aud theTs L scssrsY IN
shipping M0yansnt hste ekctpt 10 MI ahprt gals il
Nsw 9usk. Ths 1seet deGttns III the psica u butter
a4s sso sscse tho delkud for sd 10 such u vxtent
10 sehucS 4hs apncnts VI that article 10 very vuls
quantity, and tlo parties carrying tho product here fuf
tho nominal owners Ia tbs gonntry arc naturally
Holtcttous about Tie future, especially ~ thp suA
aar9A scarcely pays profit sxcett 10 thosa who Lase
storage rom on thvif uwa pren1yaa.
Mks4 FoAK-Has active, aud docliund 22a par bsl
seout l9a VI which vas ftcuysrut subsequently, u
buyhFs increased. Tie offerings arge but G1uu
willing takers, cheny among shs short Interest Halvs
we're teFofel Of Tao bts cath "Wednesday eycr,ugI
at ahs9: ll,H0 bEls seller JInu u 4.0,4tasW. 70
ia ooa hsA seller July It SO I3a rs and 9s(j brts
ssllsr august It $3lt0 s2l3o Tut4i Ji0 bris Thv
market cose.i stsady At $1ots for juus S.0 JUS Tor
July and 5u.l4kQ3N.i Is for August. Cssh nurf in
Found los, Wa uoulnsuy about tho saa u tor |uns
delivery.
Extra prins tness WA nominal At $t6.oo4l5.a3.
LAHp-Mss uabdszatsly &ctivs, hut dAciined l5o pes
u" ~" A'sfloa9 WIZ aaats1 ~ p~< La ~ lovAs
, 1875-05-21

ILLINOIS 4 MICHIGAN CANAL.
BslDoEFoar. May 10.-Aak1yED-Dolphln. Otts-
Va, bB bu corn; North Star, ottswa, 1,777 bu oats
II. L. Adams, HayanA, 6.U0o ba corn.
CLxARED-Drill aeneca. 1u.StA Il lumber, 80 posts
, 1875-05-21

11s 4s0 W
thtM lhns ctcatea 1hcro *Ero nineteen companies
Represented af ttio mestlns 1nn action Of Tho Gen.
efa Agent sh4 committees Detroit aud Chicago ~aa
tuY sustusa' 10 #n'ch tue atvst3na parties did not
Assent ~ v9w 81 a tts lacta pfe4ente4 10 Tho boald
W. useea aavi4olo 70 snslsnd tho tariffs. 20 that
eaen one coha etaAd IN tho aaD!a footing aud hAve
aniiorm privileges without any Restraint This mny
not W !of re n!t!mstn AdYautago t. the companies
Hu& rs,sn ,he Esx bat leaSes full Liberty toF vi 10
" R.ten ~ Iot nusa1e.a.
Ihu organization tf tia International 1oarl con.
Hnue. through .ho ,eaF sb Adulttd st CAtcaEo Ia
Eeofaafy ast The classification Ut Torfeh and tue
CoMnhslou for thu sxanllnai!on Of ,,,aslsrs aud
nlalea tonnnc3 tho gs1ns sn1 are iu full force.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03

The Richmond Wing has come out
squarely against reputation. The
Wing shows that the public securities
rest on solid basis, and that no ex-
cuse exists for the senseless clamor
that has been raised, as to the poverty
of the people and their inability to
meet the interest on the debt. 1t
says :-"The people are not disposed
to repudiate the debt. If they had
been, they would long ago have done
so. They are aware of the business
with which it is due They are aware
of the immense resources of the State.
They are looking confidently for an
early development and utilization of
those resources. They expect to give
assurance to the world that Virginia's
bonds are on basis Of strength"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03

The Page Courier, is still cup and
at us" on the Senatorial question. He
is still looking through the glass,
darkly. His complaint, a few weeks
ago, was that he could not see the
position Of the Woodstock papers
now, he don't want to see it. Please
tell us what you want us to write, and
if we can do SO consistently, we will
accommodate you. We have twice ex-
pressed our views upon the question as
clearly as we could, the second time in
reply to the Courier, and without ref
erence to the position of the Democrat,
and yet he is not satisfied. Well, we
will drop the subject, as we expect
neither to make or unmake Senators !;
and are willing to refer the question
without further argument, to those
who have the authority to decide it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03

The delegation of Sioux Indians
which has been in Washington for
some days with a view to some arrange
ment about the Black Hills territory,
visited the President at the White
length, explaining in general terms
what he wished them to do, but telling
them that they must take time to con
slder about il, and that he did not want
them to talk then. Spotted Tail, with
some feeling, denied what had been
printed about him, that he had called
the Secretary of the Interior ga heap
big liar &c" He said that he didn't
say it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03

Thomas w. Piper, sexton of the
Warren-Street Baptist Church, and
alleged murderer of the little girl
Mabel Young, was arraigned few days
ago. A person who passed the church
about the hour of the murder, identified
Piper as the man he saw clambering
from the belfry window to the ground.
Several little girls have stated that
Piper has endeavored to entice them
into the church at various times. The
prisoner confessed that he was not in
his right mind on Sunday, but main
tains his innocence. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-06-03

President Grants letter to the
President of the Pennsylvania Re-
publican convention il rather non
committal Until we understand what
the President means by sunless it
comes under sach circumstances as to
make it an imperative duty we viii be
in ignorance of his views upon the
third term. If there be possibility
of nominating him, the circumstances"
will probably arise He says:-"Now
for the''third term. | do not want 1t
any more than did the first I would
not write or utter word to change
the will OF the people in expressing and
having their choice. The question Of
the number of terms allowed to any
one executive can only come up fairly
in the shape of proposition to AIMED
the constitution, a shape in which all
political parties can participate, fixing
the length OF time, or the number of
terms for which any one person sha!l,,be.
eligible for the Office of, President
Until such an amendment is adopted
the people cannot he restricted in their
choice by resolution further than they
are now restricted as to age, nativity,
&c. It may happen in the future his
tory of the country that to change an
executive because he has been eight
years i'll Office will prove unfortunate,
if not disastrous.
The idea that any man could elect
himself President, or even to re-nomi-
nate himself is preposterous. 1t is a
reflection upon the intelligence and
patriotism of the people to suppose
such a thing possible. Any man can
destroy his chances for the Office, but
no one can force an election or even a
nomination.
To recapitulate; l am not, nor have
I ever been candidate for a renomina'
ton. ] would not accept a nomination
if it were rendered, unless it should
come under such circumstances as to
make it an imperative duty circum-
stances not likely to arise.
| congratulate the convention ovel
which you presided for the harmony
which prevailed and for the excellen
ticket put in the field, which hops
may be triumphantly elected.
With great respect, your obedien
servant.
T. S. GRANT
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The Pennsylvania republican con
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mated Gen. John F. Hartraft for Gov
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A disease resembling cerebro-spinal
meningitis broke out in one of the st.
Louis street car stables on Friday. In
a few hours twelve horses were on the
sick list and fourdead.
A "Purity of Worship Association, !"
formed in the Irish Presbyterian
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The citizens of Savannah, Ga, are
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A large meeting Of Black Hills ex-
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston
expeditions took active part. A res.
olution was adopted asking the gov
eminent TO take speedy action on the
acquisition of the Black Hills.
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Three men were instantly killed and
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fall of scafold at the Ohio Insane
Asylum.