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How many wretched MONIES IN our tlnd How
many hrart. brOKcn lnyhlidsl Lie with many zig
nin,s mere onerous existence. Al are subject 10
disease, but when ncat IL removed thc hope 10 ~ rY
gone out. Sickness usually inc1rra through ex-
posure carelcssncss Especially N tins tfuc with
thrse diseases peculiar TO wOIntu Through her own
Inprudenee and folly She made 10 drag out a M err
abe ekisenOs-a source OF annoy AMI auXlctY to
ncr friends and any hing nut comfort and pleasure 70
herself Exposure To the cold al tunes wnrn she should
br most pruicut, hLd over axns her hudy win ihor
GUS cmpuY mcnt are butn fruitful causes OF many Of
tur mai idl.s from which suffers, GRADUALLY me
bloom aycs her cheeks her lips grow asli Whtc her
YiyaCily departs, fhc cont nualy tNpcreuccs oelnS
OF " aiiness ana general laguoi, and altogether pre-
SCENTS ghostlY apue rance. What does she need .
Should she take some stinlulang drug which VIII Tor
the time make her "Jef brte or does her entire hls
tenn dem ind renarationp She requires something
winch not only viii restore 10 heah the diseased or
gans, hut VIII tone sud inYlg rate NE system pr
firfcr'H fayurtc Prescription whl 40 thls II mpft.
strength to the diseased parts brings back the glow q"
health anu restores comfort where previously there
was only suffering.
Every Invalid Lady should send for "The Peoples
Common Sense Medical ADVISER" y which over NIFTY
dc, otod to tho CONSIDERATION Of those us
els,s peculiar TO " ,men, u wl DC sem postpmd 20
any address. for e. 30. Addr, II. Fierce, NJ ID ,
Words DispensarY. buffalo, n. A. Agents wanted TO
sell THIS valuable " Irk. AdD.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

ST. Lots, Jan IA special despatch to the
Hpr'NoaH from Topeka KAN says u letter wac found
on the par on OF stat Treasurer LaTpin when
Ie TO, from hls partner telng him the ~ route to
south America, anc adyls ~ ms nc.to sci HE home
stead aad in hm AZ SAINT $50. DtectiVei We us
covered that !. Pr aud >canOrd gut bell at the
racihc II use la -. jo'ep, No, to hsn Tie name Of
MAtr aud other DersOns 70 iOrscd bonds, and ds
covered tlat ttcy were prepared - fu. nlhn any
auioant ~ ir4uduent school bonds. LappAs 0ln
nfu Ia e previous Aut. viii turrrndcr nm tom
row. when Llppu vas arrested tWV bottles " poison
found lis possession AID several huudred pdcks
1 MAJ .p a. llug
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ADD soN-FARRINGr roy Al Ellzlbrth. y > .Iith
Inst. uy ia" Rev Dr ROBERTS, Thomas Addi- To
So turiicr airing un.
LOW EIRE-ANpREw On Tuesdly. lao. IL 80
tue Church of the Diyinr Pa crn b. the NV. T.. II.
thapn. u. D., Frederick H. LOwcrre ~ Mis- IL IA q.
Andrews.
SAM nOswoRTH on TUESDAY. Ian 49, 1870, At
the residence ~ the brides parents. tho Rev. MI
liam anls, Ohm Theodore n % Mtst troy, \. y
son OF The lon. JOHN Guir,N sake. To- My a, dGush
ter ~ eN-Judgt Bo,wurth. New Orll cry.
shy nj bN GER. ON Tuesday. lSin INST. AZ tho
Church the no .fnuunOn. Pos tnf kHi j. ~. Hop
kins. I. D. assisted by the icv H. GOodwin the Rev.
llniS htsuA Suu GA 10 MARY McDrol tgn. ~ daughter
Of \. II. COngcr. =. a.. of Maldherg, \. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Mr. Springer Dem, HI introduced a consti-
itoua amendment providing that Congress
fhai not pass any sDecial or local laws Ia regard
r. granting pensions. bountes. lands, or prize
nouti. or Tor correcting the records Of any de
pertinent In relation thereto granting relief to
an, per-ou. or autt orzing the payment Of any
Calm giving 90 any corporation. association. or
indNicuai the rsnt 10 lay railroad tracks or
tou'erfiug any special ard exclusive privilege
on slrh rp"ration; regulating the practice OF
o..,'-. or cluferfing special Jurisdiction In
par ,.. ca-r; that in all cases whore a general
.aA al 900 made applicable No. special law will
r'N i"i, ahc that the counts may Diet, rfnine
N' bop hn, .u' cal law could bc embraced Ia
r'.'. al enactment. Reicrred.
'HH.n then went INTO Committee ~ the
n".ir 81" tfntenuul Apprnrr zion illi, and
.t '- lN W. Phillips tltep., kanJ IA
S,'farN obi the ntil.
N l.u- 70 .l,ep.. Ill., next addressed the
'LN'''' 40 ~ .hT side Of the qIe'tl9n.
n et'ing ON Mr. " Iiiis'- stateme.lt ,-s,er,!ity
l'i 'fo rra men Of Philadelphia ought 20 nd
''.' i..i.N, ne suggested that tue stu
Ni u..D Sow lolk the rich men of MI
"1- "h ciinct ought rather 10 do IT
" III 81. f.fiir. tIHt the city ~ New York
-. 10 ia ,,wHsu. wh.cn was mucn more
,,'N "l been s1bscri BED by all the rest of the
srrrNp EAGLE oRAToRY.
vi VI fhcu they shWili have sub
"i'"' .i.' Wds wanted rat ser than lot mo
.,u"!,, ''t If tue people IRE not patriotic
,',',n ti"-D toe voluntarily r hi- pdrpose,
IlWr 20 DO something to rouse .gain
ui tt'rin'i-m which once turned
W. -" y. '-t winch hrs tcen now deadened bv
sr N inf~.nrcilc war, AID Dy a too
- ''h""N O." 90" almighty dollar.
' 'i.- r.. ihr enthusiasm Of cid John
.Ni'u ut July ceiobrati ms, anc 10
r 10 De- nodr oriti"ns when might be
d., a. '-it, he eApre5ard the desire
A.. Va, I" ani more So "a elcisln IN
s'' ~ The cliumnn eagle, he said. taking
"'-hl u " a." Extreme limit OF f. stern
a. 'u 49, would have made tts tignt
i' 900 hmit ~ IL sinrl' day; but now
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
ABorr GILuInTIN,s htrrURE.
His Experience IL n Good Stnndn RI 90 Govern
thosc who nre Kmntnrrd.

A an act Of Justice to those affected with
ruptdrt no less hau srnsc Of gratitude toward Dr.
trWting rupfuIe.
wa rupitred from infancy my rupture by degrees
had o,cune very argr and dangerous auriird to Ur.
sAelihdn hsi Aur, went under hi~ trcatu LuVa
pcci entirely ufrt. During lis treatment wHr able
10 att 20 TO my business " tn much freedom a.
thuus. had hO ruufnrt
" nave iVunu III, Sucrnan'r treatment blessing,
che riuli rec tnmcnt oturrs 10 consnt him. hrtrV.
IN they 10 they viii have tho Gam" cause to feel
psuud. JVhs y. GfLMAI.iIN.
g., " - ring btrctt. Ntw York.
INV YORK. Jan. IT, 1870.
ID. ~utruian - rr,,iNtug patients st nis Office
suee', opposite the H.FoLf uucc.-Atu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

The programme for the citizens celebration
for ne Fourth Of jay In Jersey CITY inc uies the nrnE
OF 100 guns at sunrise. noon ana sunset aradc OF the
civic societies snd mi'arr. the burning Ut 49, tar
barrels, the as lay of t2,5 woTri fireworks adj
iu, OF the Declaration Of ndepenucnce u.hcring the
nay with stram ~hsfi"s, church and nrc oes pl yln-
OF Han t"lumbil' by two hundrcd instrument %
music, aud slneiuH by a powerful chorus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sr: As there
arr many people DIVING every day from tins AL
ease aud TUE srS shines IN pa,ace and hoYci, send
The fol OWING remedy hoplng that It Will the lives
uf many unfortunates afflicted with that terrible dis
ease. IL saved my life IN WarrcntOn. N e. in ~ r.,
and mas proved ctaclOus In many other cases Maze
quart of rcd pepper tea sirongi aud TABLESPOON OF
salt. WIN honey 70 sult the pal te
aud gayle M often possible. keep the vessel mold
Ing The garele before tie are and trene take
one dose OF castor oil. j. X.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

II is learned on thu authority 81 three wit
uesscs mat tao Rro0tiya 7bne'b account OF recent
meeting between School Superintendent 1homas W.
lled sui his divorced wife entirely untrue far ms
n r,iqtcs TO the condnct and ugnace uf Mr. Fcd
the Opposition made % the en- Il Ada. lne latter
me Mn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

The Bay View House at Csnarsie was set on
IRE Yesterday morning BY locomotive SPARKS and WA
consumed. Tie fam spread 10 the notel OF william T.
smih,whicn was damaged thencc TO j McFan's hote
watch was destroyed. ana then IN small budding
known ~ the OCEAN tVur". ~hlcd alro a neil
shrd Of tlc ar,ir ard ttst N,~ luk liai road
hurAcd, AMI Win u two Locomotives, two dummy On.
riifS. aud eleven ~. TIE lu-s 10 tie rarlld ,-ia-
Iany about 80. 40. Losses the buldiuEs out
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PORTSMOUTH. Jan. la.-Fhe United States
steamer MArioa which sail AZ three o'coc. tins
afternoon Tor NurolA. dragged the buoy which
mnored early ma morning. aud went ashore on
PUMPKIN Island opposite the Navy Nurt-
MIih tie a,sistancc of tug the Marion GOT ~ this
afternoon. She viii BE- ftk"n into tlc uH docs to.
mOrroW. uui her lnlurlcs arc lhouglt " De llsh'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Of the Centennial ceie braiion when It was nrst
proposed, and that he was ETH more in favor Of
II now.
me KIND OF cELtBRAuos NEEDED.
MIR. Tucker Dem, Va) spoke In opposition to
the bill. What, he asked, was proposed to he
criehrated m this Centennial YEAR, Was II pro-
posed To have material exhibition only, or was
III Go he an exhibition worthy Of the great mornl
Principles that were to bc illustrated by the an
nNeisaiy uf lndependenceY In this view, there
were three great principles that underlay tho
Declaration Of Independence. these were. the
principle ol Individual liberty, the principle q
inc, governmentin the struggle against central
ICED power. and the principle Of the exemption
81 American destiny from the controlling
lutte in celebrating the Centennial amt
yeIs"ry on these three principles. Let
was secure against arbitrary. power. that the
freedom and independence, what Chief Justice
was safe sguinst the arbitrary usurpation Of
Federal power. aud that American destiny was
TO he iided alone 10y its own. policy, and re
when there would be, indeed, a Centennial an
niNersary. The spirit OF the Centennial was
oOtdtcnt TO the Constitution. The greatest In
NentiOn Of American genius had been left out
Of view entirely, and that was the absolute sub
ordination Of governmental power to the rigid,
inteNtNlc, unhcnding rulc Of the Constitution.
Dir. Tucker then argued Az inst the constitu.
tonalitv oi the nendlns measure. lie said;
In, lhi. Government, snd beg my New YORK Demo
Mi cdn 10 ., 9S ne'iy r 9n9 {ul ~
tuon Of the country sp5tcn viii .,r,. ,' en,phss
ana great rn &C. snow me ti't,f the power 10 Ias
po~sf c.n.o red. md I MI vote ior n.
but otherwise, before cod ssd my, country.
c, O.. H. country r., ,n9,on on ihc gon ,,
Gs,crnm mt Al thls tine is ,conoa,y ,tr,ncSmcnt'
fnd form. We have rca,hcd that me when It e.
expenditure. II the on one cen Ia cary out
an will yoi" AGAINST IT,
without king any action on the bill the COM
mil q . 10 Nsa
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Two leur- for KiIIina his H,cpfnther.

Goshen, N. Y. Jan. l9.-fzrd e. Huntington
wa tried here this.week before Judge Dykm n for
the MURDER Of his stepiatncr Origin q. Grlswod, AZ
Port J.fyi VA Jui o, enl the Jury rendcr verdlct
OF gutr ~ nItnsa lighter IA the tlrd decree lie
seutvLeed TO tao years 10 htalc PRISON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

CGNcIsNArG. jan. 10. Yesterday mon Of two
hundred men assembled Ia tle vicinity Of the residence
~ Richardson, who vas murdered by his wife. NJ
Mhssiion, ono on SUNDAY last and, fearing they
harn Mr.. larhurt'ou the CHIEF u Police removed her
to Canton, ONO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Rupture Cured nv DR.. Marsh Principal Of
late Marsh Col at i- olu Oih1e, Wesley sL (AstOI
House, 10 up town branch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Daytons Inhaler ana Disinfecter with Vim
eOnta GUM, 10 preventive OF snlalpor, dpath9ru and
otncr Contagious diseases, aAd relet fur eataIrn
brOuohitis. and oOAhumptOn. Sllu by drukgiEa. Man
ulAetoTy, ~ West Houston slTeet ASS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
Suslntss HOtlccs.


Sometimes exposure in very wind innanos
the putous hnlug OF the sud hsAithy
now uf mucous, which leads to chronic cAtarrh. sore
throat cough and disease OF tr luuxs consumption.
and premature death spu edy cured by MlshArt1
Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Steamship Aihvnitrc. lewe-. nidsc. AMI pass
Steamship klopsircS, llan.ulrg ridrc aud pass.
St-gmrhin Nindicator, lhiia lphia. md" and pass
Sf'aiu-iup Nerru~. Boston. inds~. and pass.
steamship Eleanori. Portland nidsc. aul pass.
ttraiurhin JhaniriOn Charleston. niirt. and pass.
a sOt4.' usa-I r.srr aid c}tsi lHt ND-.s.s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

4 Dollar Case OF homeopathic Mcdiriues.
WIN ulrrc tlus ful tnrlr use sent postpaid pt
ofr. SMITHS HomG opathc PARMA y, 10; 4th av.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

strongest I.inimrnt in NInrkrf," "RRowNB
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA Tor ~. ernal and external
use, Cures Kheuinitisin. Goic. c'lis -praius, aud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

In STA bonds there improS ed volume Of
ness. especially In IenRes- &c q, NV A4Gsl4L Mis-.
sour IS long bonas, a. lpsN do os, ls7o lOi do D..
1871 luVai north Carolina A., old, January and July
~ a.. d. d.. Apri. and oeloDer i;sj DO d, lundGy
stt' 70 bounty loan registered. i0i South GlrOllul
~, new, non undahle anu RrUOt Yn Is, water lu H.
at lnllt@ l0iA lallFOad bond- reflected larVe ami
well tribute tltue The prime pa trans
As iohoNs Mil~aukee gnd st. raul, aud NJ. DIVISION
b1}s@a54l MlwauHec and 81 Paul onsOiidasd SINK
NJ iuAd bli9, C., u. and Quncy con. q, lU1it
Chicago and Southwestern consohdi d. Inlk tlJttt
tahas9 ana Nortwestcrn c9nsuhlated coup god
bpHds @Aeh Ss Morn AM fs.eN hgndr o. 100 lA
nalcna ann Cn a.o ls., l07Al Long DOCK bnnoA ll3
Cnrsapet%. and ohio Isl ssll Leusn and W u onn
90 dated, 9TH Auorloan uuck Improvement Company
&, lol Sew Iore Sen,Cl @, lS,i, lo!'si sew York
loai C.; Panty le ana Ash. oil ~ Norh Ma
dUcd, UiJl; Central Pacific 1t, san Joaquin 0rach
g34a CtrTal enc Isl, California ana on gOn brsnCh
W Uuun paClg1 1st, lOi Unon Pa,lhc ~, nu grant
lOltA Pacific H. vi Missouri ls SHalsH W ClnVc. nd
81 siie, Ere An, 90 Norrit auo tssex Isl con.
lud'a Albany and SusquohAnnA Ist, IA; Muwnnke,,
ard 81 Paul 9. and NJ. division, pl Ilwlukeo
and 81. IA LIST la Cross division, Oll II nui1ai aud
s, seph o. Gonysr'l9le $50 iHtren l,t7', coupln,
lo'.lo Peoria and Warsaw Western dlyi'ion, ~.
hr vttnlng AGNES Invest anu . 4. N closing
zee Oh stOcNs TO- lay were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Snow aud Kahn W. BnIl- n nd Parties India
RuIntr boots aud shoes Tor SNOW ana ram; ladies'
boots and shocs Tor n s ana parties; ala styles
prices, ~ MILLER CO.'S. 3 Cnon saIare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Now Is the time 20 buy furniture, CARPETS, and
bedding eheap Tor cash al a. NJ COWperthWall Co. o.
10 Ahd lS' CHATHAM strest.-AaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Qulrk's Irish lea cures liver complaint head
ache, DiIouAness, and regulates tue DlooI.-.ile'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

MINIATURE LNANNt-rfus Wv
sun rises. ~ Sun trt..... b 90 NuOl rises. n
Htnt wArrE-tHfs fAr
sandy HoOk. % GOy. Island. Al Hell Gate. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Have WiInrs Bnisnm of Wild Cherry
alMAlh Il hand. II lnIes ceuas ntante.. SOC am q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Don't pnv S. for IN Inferior Elastic Truss
whcu The II Is sold Tor 81 at Pnmeroy "a Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

Albert W. AIkon's great story, THE Molly Ma
EuWes,' will soon appear 10 IAe y" esIe Copd"A"'-
Aap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20

The Canal Committee Of the Assembly held n
meeting to-day, al which It's CbulrInIn, MI. Bur
leigu, made "A ringing speech for reform ia the
management ~ mats. lie favored economy,
but at the same time thought II was best u koep
the Erie aud Chdmpialn tunais In good running
he was in iayor of plnshing them. lie thought
the SWO,UOO remaining Ot Tho unexpended ap-
expended, not in building fancy walls through
cities aud villages, nut IN deepening and WIDEN
ing The canal
ID. &. Calvin OF New York this afternoon made
long argument before the Assembly judiciary
Committee ag aiust the TIL To repeal the Legal
keg lister act.
lhe Assembly Committee on State Prisons are
contemplating junketing tour To the various
upon some plan OF making na investig ton,
which they seemed determined to do them
selves, " an e-tigation is had. This was the
plan adopted before tho days OF reform, when IL
was intended TO IN a first class strike.
IumUr mas II tuat Gov. lilden has prepared q
bili 10 SmeDd the Jury law % that verdict TO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
BRo4nrR Dwrhr.s vnw cnipEL

without king any action on the bill the COM
mittce rose and the House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
RicnnoNp. Va. Sept. 6. ISL

RicnxoSD, Va, Sept 9, 1916
The conservatives OF the Sixth district to-day re-
nominated Hon. J. Randolph Tucker for Congress by
acclsmation Resolutions paying an eloquent tribute
to tho late Speaker Kerr were adopted by q uuant
nous rising vote.
DIR. Charles s. Mills, Collector Of Customs for the
port oil Richmond, was nominated for Congress to-day
by the republicans OF this district
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept o, 1874
David Rsare has been naminatcd for Congress BY the
democrats OF the Ninth district OF this State.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept o, 1870
The Democratic Co;tral Committee to-day nominated
Hon. VI. D. Payne for Congress, Judge Ranney having
declined the nomination II ia uncertain whether Mr.
Payne will accept as he declined before the Convcn-
ton held
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,, Sept 0, 1874
The republicans OF the Third district Of Wisconsin n
have nominated George G. Hazleton for Congress
DETROIT, Mich, Sept g. 1875.
The democrats OF the Sixth district this State, have
nominated Hon. George H. Durand Tor Congresa
ArcHsoS, Kan, Sept Q, 1870
Tho democrats Of tho First district day nomir oil
Thomas A. Fsnlon for Congress by acclamauoA
The New York herald., 1876-09-07

90 In ths ysss accomplished shl
Of ss .as s in e:
trstion.
eorgp, pI.ees. IL the civil service shall
ful officer. shall be entru..sdlwi,h public duties
authority aud that the of feaers bayonots around
the polls whore psacabe citizens voting shall
it's standing army into State TO Interfere
Snas pioroas o. f' s onusa Ss sasd y upSs Sa
oveEnOr M snS ina, ss order Of tho
ieds soldiers under the control Of United States arhas
snce ranspred their presence
aud no state authority has eonsut ny called Tor them,
pies OF government It. menace /. that federal adj
sIencng sovereignty OF the ballot by the
foscThat there shall be policy regard to our
system of taxation that commerce nearly extinct all
fused into the Important interests dependent upon thus
strengthening the revenue sustaining the national credit
idle and suffering That the interference Of
That the government shall impose revengeful
upon any section OF our common counry or snsh poSy
to parayze all business Interests In Che anguage Of the
good citizen and governmental authority TO establish
cordial fraternity and good will among esens q, what
eo@mon S,n,, si sell sovsrn%snt;," .o,. .,,sh 10
the speedy and practeabe and that have
s OF ns a
los he wall orins aboa. him such result VIII BE- surely
mercisl or financial interest OF the country
The charge that the democratic Incapable OF deal
ing efficiently with this problem with III from
party that responsible for all the sans Of the
last years with unlimited power has utterly iaied
during all that period make tho Of tho people
goud rs the money OF the bondholders
Resolved, That four Of economical democratic ad
mniststion In Connecticut have LETT the finances OF the
state in sound and satisfactory condition upon reduced
taxation that the action OF the leSs
latue during this prod in adopting just and in
observing rigid economy merits the APPRECIATION OF the
people and confidently appeal to them for continued
support the democratic and liberal party and policy
Resolved That invite and welcome the cooperation OF
all electors without regard to their previous party enis
tions in strugge 10 accomplish needed reforms IN the
administration Of she government and the fu rc-eabish
men of the authority of she constitution and laws OF The
Union.
Resolved That tender thanks to Governor Charles
r. Ingsrso tor the ability and fidelity with ~hcn he has
administered the executive office during the past years
and also thank the State officers associated with him
Messrs SILL sanger. Raymond and Goodrei-for the sith
fu and satisfactory manner in which they have discharged
the duties devoving upon them.
The platform was adopted without dissenting voice.
Alter remarks by prom nent members 10 the effect
that tho ticket could ia to bc every popular
and that the State could be carried In November by an
increased majority that OF last spring, the Con.
vcntion adjourned.
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
GEORGIA NOMINATIONS.

TRIUMPH OF BEN HILL-GEoRoIAFs HOPING
FOR AN ENCOUNTER BETWEEN HIM AND THE
ESSEX sTATEsMAN-MR. STEPHENS TO RUN
WITHOUT OPPOSITION.
ATLANTA, Ga. Sept. 0, 1876
kilograms from primaries held to-day make tho
nomination Of Messrs. Ben. Hill. Gambler, Harris
Hartridge Cook Smith, Stephens ana Bount for Con-
gress certain. With all these, save Smith, q nomins-
ton equivalent to election, and no will bo apt to
carry his district Dabney will be nominated over
FELTON, who will hardly run a. an indspenden, again.
There Is great rejoicing over
HILLS TRIUMPHANT VICTORY.
He literally swept the districts, doubling both his
opponents In their own counties HIS anti. Blaine
speech gave him extreme popularity delegate 70.
marked in spcoch:-
'.If the Lord will just let Ben Butler in now and
then let him and Hill hitch once, l will be willing TO
die"
AMBITIOUS dRoRCTANs
Georgia politicians hore have long been ambitious Of
seeing Mr. Hil and the Essex statesman lock arms
This ambition will hardly be sat tsfcd however Mr.
H after hrs election to the House, will probably fol.
low Mr.. Blaine into the Senate.
Mr. stephens will hardly be able TO take his seat. but
HE district returns him without opposition.
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
MISSOURI GREENBACK CONVENTION.

Tim pLArToRM ADOPTED AND TICKET NoMr-
MATED.
ST. Loufs, Sept. 6, 1876.
Tho State Grecnbaok Convention met at Jefferson
City al room day, and after temporarily organizing,
took a
On reasscmbng r. G. Hubbard was chosen perms-
nent Chairman and J W. Buell. Secretary.
The Committee on Resolutions reported plitiorm,
Of which tho following is the subs,ancs:-
THE PLATFORM
Frs-Tndorsing tho platform adopted at Indianapolis
Second -Denouncng the act of 1878 dcmon.t zng silver
that ali stock. ana bonds be subjected
TO equit able rate OF taxation
Fouth-iecornmendiny that Congressional and Icgsis-
tive 10 selected or those Interested d.
rectly in the Industrial pursuits.
FVh- anding that and measures be considered
SsaA-Approving and ndorsng the nomination Of Cooper
Sssnf1 -Demandng the reduction and rsadjustment OF
salaries fees OF State ana County officers
The following ticket was nominated un nmously:
For GOVERNOR r. Alexander.
Lieutenant GoverDor-Jamcs +. Owens.
Secretary Of State-A. W. ST. Jobn.
Audor-A. W. Hubbard.
Trcasurcr-S. L. Price.
Attorney General-A. !. Getrap
REGISTER of Lands-W T. Taylor
Railroad Comm mssionors-H. H. Williams, WiliaW
Hopkins and n X. Banks.
full electoral ticket was also nominated.
About twenty counties were represented SON,
thirty odd delegates ;
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATIC CONyEN-
TICN.

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ARBAIoSED FOR FUR
EIsHING ARMS TO THE INDIANS AND rLAcINo
THE ARMY IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
@H OMAHA, Sept. g. 1879.
The Democratic state Convention met here to-day
largo number Of delegates were present, and the
meeting was harmonious throughout. Paren Engand,
OF Lancaster county was nominated for Governor ana
General Joseph Holman OF Dakota county, for Con-
grcss.
passed which indorse the ST. Louis PLATFORM ar
raign tho republican party for broksn pledges OF
economy and dcnounce its policy in furnishing arms
to the Indians and placing the army In the Southern
States The strctest economy IN the ADMINISTRATION OK
all departments OF the government Is called for