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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

When klingie. kIangle. kiingie,
Far down the dusky dingle,
The cows are coming home:
Vow sweet and clear. and faint and low.
Thu airy tinkllngs come and 60,
Like chimings from the far-oH tower.
Or gatherings OF an April shower
That makes the daisies grow;
Rolling. ko-lang. kolingleiingie,
Far down the darkenIng dlngle,
The cows come slowly home.
And old-time friends. and twilight plays.
And starry nights and sunny days.
Come troopIng up the misty ways.
When the cows come home.
With Jingle. iangle. Jingle.
Soft tones that sweetly mingle.
The cows are coming home.
Maivine and Pearl and Florimei.
DeKamp. Red Rose, and Gretchen Schell.
Queen Bess. and Sylph. and spangled Sue.
Across the field ! hear her 'ioo-Ioo"
And cIang her silver bell:
Cooling. go-lang. goiIngIedingle.
With faint. fair sounds. that ringie.
The cows come slowly home.
And mother-songs OF long-gone years.
And baby-joys and childish fears.
And youthful hopes and youthful tears.
When the COWS come home.
With ringle. rangle, ringle,
BY twos and threes and single.
The cows are coming home:
Through violet air We see the town,
And the summer sun a~-slipping down,
/. And the maple In the hazel glade
Throws down the path = longer shade.
And the hills are growing brown:
To-ring, to-rang, toringlerIngle.
by threes and fours and single.
The cows come slowly home.
The same sweet sound OF wordiess psalm,
The same sweet June day rest and calm,
The same sweet smell Of buds and balm,
When the COWS come home.
With tinkle, tankle, tinkle,
Through fern and periwinkle.
The cows are coming home,
A-loitering I'm the checkered stream.
Where the sun-rays glance and CLEAN.
Clarine, Peachbloom and Phebe Phillis
stand knee deep In the creamy lilies.
In a drowsy dream;
To-link. to-lank, tolinklelinkle
Ger banks with buttercups a-twinkle,
The COWS come slowly home.
And up through memory's deep1avine.
Come the brooks old song and its old time sheer
And the crescent OF the silver Queen,
When the cows come home.
With klingIe, kIangle, klingle.
With loo-lOo. and moo-oo. and Jingle,
The cows are coming home;
And over there on Merlin Hill,
Sounds the plaintive cry OF the whip poor III
And the dewdrops lie on the tangled vines.
And over the poplars Venus shines.
And over the silent mill.
Rolling, ko-lang, kOlinglelingle.
With ting-a-ling and jingle.
The cows COM slowly home.
Let down the bars; let in the train
OF long-gone songs and flowers. and rain.
For dear old times come back again
When the cows come home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

III there are any of our readers who
have not tried Dobbins' Electric Soap.
(made 10y Cragin * Co.. Philadelphia
we advise them to give it one trial, for
their own sake. Have YOUR grocer yet il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

Gen. Early. in a letter TO the Rich
mond Enquirer, suggests that the Con-
felerate soldiers in the Southern States
form themselves into associations for
the purpose of collecting funds for the
monument of Gen. Lee. to lie erected at
Richmond Va
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

Mary Harris. who shot AMI killed
Burroughs. a Treasury clerk. in Wash
inSton. some years ago. still lives at the
capital. Her face is pale and hi.gird
and her mind almost gone.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

u A slight cold soon brings on a racking cough
which ~irriia'es and infames che lungs. and. n neg
lected. produces consumption. Take Eilert's Ex-
trac, of Tar and Wild Cherry In time. and be cured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

Boa ne AL s~ssss as asss. 10 sscs4~s. .
T-oast rsas4r sssi 81 tss rffAs uss on<s
.sV~s ..~s. AL zossAs 81 pass. ~. Grease
Cf zsaa Lsi=sai al L.s as Age rE3s
ssnsls .,-.r. - ssvs - tAs saass
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25
RELIABLE

L. Hsl-ir street. ur.. Il,1. y !. Nsr D. ia
~ T. ~IFtTN=. -,
bear ~ir-fgrIu persona. '.rs-f received hv lfs
gs". sS We'll a. from l+tHaas. kGFe'rigv - those
Wtn-r cures thereby hnN. seemed RIm->f Uirasn
lrus. I can w.sr n,trfUt and sIusrfrt, T-s,Hmm~ud
'Hr ttLIlNI Tor the complaint, Pr vhlru 70 -
claimed O. cure JANIS 4 LUDLOW
Late pastor calvary Han 'bus,a Sacramento al
Icy,fiHs Is S,ii by eli Druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

IN Uncle ssmA Condition Powder will inr,ovs
the appetite Of mich cows. Increase m. qus.:fty
and quality oftheIr milk. and cause them To thrive
and be healthy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

- Uncle Sans Harness on Il. sur.ertor 70 an~
other preparation male FOR oiIing leather. bar-
nesses. or carriage tops-every can warranted 10
give safisraefIon
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

for SALE new. No. Harris t.fe-1eye,
been used Price. e90. ash
IOWA PRINTING co.
nxs Grt~u
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

10 farmssS.-A MDiine windmill for saie.
oJtne IOWA PRINTING CO,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25
EZEKIBL, 47th CHAPTER,
18th Verse.

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ST tr~st fr neal wr@S seaf $50 as fA4r 49,
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t.rT~Hf - E--4r.rs par era N~t~~@rr 80
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ana -~atl 1Ft fhsusauts are sFy-tsGFn -Hh tr&
rft' E.fHHa1 saaa||.-s ftz9 q e raasaI rF mrs
slrr af .fsrr sa -r pe--s - az sfe o. 'Fsrfs Esr3
SGD macy ur4-..ars a.. ffaae4sss - tHs Ffsssss
dap
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

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To Ne. tah~ss p-rs1 % - ers4 a Q rsss1Gs
BE 9res - ~ IOWA rEISgt~s GO
pn. kossp
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25
Industrial.
.tPRII. Is I>-i;

g. bEwI.. Solicitor 81 Patents IF the
~ A PATENT pFFICE- AT prs Muiur-. reports the
blowing | :. Patents issued L. Western invent
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-25

"The mill being death, and we Icing
represented by the flowers. Ell"
"Yes."
VERY pretty and poetical."
well, write me a pretty poem for my
album"
Il am no poet, not even a p%oetaSter.
unless appreciation of a living poem
makes me one He looked into her
eyes as he spoke, and Bessie knew she
was the poem he meant. She bluShed
rosy red, aSd then stepping on to the
plank that crossed the mi,l-strcam. she
said:
I'VE had better go on. or they will be
waiting for us. L declare l have stared
at that old wheel until l am giddy."
Take my hand"
"Oh. no; l am all right now" And
they began to cross. When they had
reached the middle she exclaimed:
"Oh. MI. Stone. l have left my parasol
against that tree"
II will get it." he said, turning back
to where they had been watching the
mill. Just as he grasped it he heard a
shrek for help. He turned, and saw
Bessie struggling in the stream. He
sprang to the edge of the water. but.
alas! she was being rapidly borne to the
wheel and to her death. For an instant
he had thought of attempting to rescue
her, but a glance at the rate at which
she was being borne along 10y the stream
showed him the impossibility of saving
her, and the almost certain destruction
of both if he attempted it.
, 1876-04-03


WHAT TuEY SAT or u1h IN MINNESOTA.
~ TIT Editor At 1hs Chicaoe 1rfeans:
8r1L1wATEn, Mlnn-, March 28.-Ths article N
your iseuo Of tho 27th, signod" N. D. J." and
tho Que following 1t from sho Boston GIoos.
strike responsive chord in tho minds of thou
sanda Of tho re.ders Of TUE TRIBUNE all over
tue country. Tho simple fact Of the matter Is.
tho Presidential question in the Republican par
~ Is rapidly narrowing tsselt down to contest
between tic psopls And Tho politicians. Tho
people want Dsissow because they know he u
honest and capable, because they know be will
not belltslo his office by accepting psosopta; be-
cause they know be will dll ths otloes Il hla
command With men who are capable, honest, and
stlciout; bseauso they know hs hatos thieves.
aud will not tolerate corruption ip the admins.
t;st4ou Of the Government, Tho politicians
don't want Bratow booause shey know that II
elected 10 .ons wll b President beasase they knew
iii not withdraw the nomination II the command oi
srin9 ot Beustoss and Canxressmspi pee%uss As1
, 1876-04-03

:.
10 tHs Eattof q 1he tasea0o aFlohhs'
OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 31.-In looking ovcr tho
poltticAl history OF Our State for tho past twenty
vsara , ind that In 1855 William H. Biaae1l was
o,ao,sa novornor hv H., n.nul,;,an n,r+v NV
u.oe',a 1,',. aooAoA II ~" pe5. .u...
Dlsoeli Was regarded "a man OF clcar intellect
and Of unquestlonod patriotism. Thou csno
Richard Yatet, tho "uobIcst Nouan Of them
slIr n. v,a ncnnov,cdo.t, n, al1 sJdoa AZ III.
49, ..,,,,,aa s1a...., o., ,...-,o,a naroxrar
ofthe Free ssaso'. Then camo A!chaEd j. oglesey
as our Governor. brnvo soldier and good Cit
tzeu, he vas toporod ut home and abroad for
bis asm convictions and puro devotion to tho
intoreoIs OF hs bsato ana country. ana now
comes John M. Palmer. 7cry able, olear-hsad-
ed man, gallant soldier, aud IN honoEod and
euccessiul Executive. All Of the aoovo-nasnel
nave ooea n1s1uy la'41 ualoa."4 ~ eiosn!ua out
5tate with unequaled SUCCESS and prosperity,
and adding lussro to our national reputation.
But "uhat fail vas shore. my countrymon,"
$50. ,,r,ns ann 1o},o :, pov.-taon =. f.ov-
1o1 no" roluoa o'o soaa a.. o1se,'aso ns % uu'-
ornor. Ao Ii NOT fesataea as paa man' OF as
corrupt citizen. but is regarded In the light Of q
nero politician, AZ being cLaugcablo, unreliable,
=. ~ aae ,sssl.hrsincd fa,hro .nd i,nno,sn, for
~ oooo moaAs"' 4'aunv. 4uu potat
Bood. uo 10 puneo up "Hn vanity anu seif-
confidence. and yet be II lacking IN hll the clo-
mnuts calculated to inspire cppQdepce In tho
hearts Of the people, OF to successfully control
tao tntorests or advance the prosperity Of a ytl-
lage constituency. Ilo Ia constantly submitting
ufth eaaY grace to the dictated OF partIsans, aud
Welding without limit 10 the tareats OF tho oppo-
eitiou,
NogloctpE tho dutios Of tho Executive Cham-
bor {unlcss undor an agreement to romain there
to grant uardonB or fonls dnes), ho Ia found
pcrpunbuisttng the State to find Bundhy.school
celebration Or 4 political CAUCUS. Of BUM
ming In btoworico and saloone, where
hp can rehearee what ho has momosixed
from tho product OF tho brains Of some oshor
uau. Or, falling in TINT, interfering with purely
local matserp, with vlaH 10 his own political
, 1876-04-03

NM ~ vor,or ro.nAY-rdE cANnIDArEn
80. n1.ss,,s - I.s. rs,.aoo T.,n,r.
hpfe'et |'sp3ss" - ~, =, s"'o 49, .s v-|
HARTFORD. oonn,. npft Two Oh tno Ne"
England Btates hold elections this weok-Con-
nnctIcut to-day and Rhode island tho day after
~ on,o-rov fon,cc,;cut otccts atata offic,rs and
Ts...,s.o .h.t I'll, rhoos. a rr,ttaa at.,.,
Los'stui" soas ""t et''"" " ea4so1 os"aoa
Jsmos E., English (Dnmocrht( Tho following
aro tho tickets In the Hold,
1,cnublIe.n. Democrsuc. cu.rsneY Rsfor,n.
, 1876-04-03
WISCONSIN.
HADIsoN MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN.

Spee1as dispatch tn 7ht Chicago Tribune.
MADISON. Wis, April 2.-Ne1t Tuesdays city
election hero is exciting an unusual degree Of
interest and will bs sharply contested without
much regard to politics. Tha Hon. q. U.
Pinnoy, leading Democrat who has boon Mayor
two years, md whose administration has becn
generally acceptable to ordcr-loving and largo
tax-pa5ing citizopR, was called out fos third
term by o large number Of prominens c,tiEona
of both parties. and accepted With the a1peota-
tion that thoro would b no other candidate.
He Is strongly opposed By men Of
bis own party. especially Of the "work-
ing claescs," having alisnh.ed them BY hs
at = tba Demoe1atto convontons s yesterday after
noon. john N. Jones' for eight years Domo-
cratic Postmaster. was nominated by scclama-
t,on. Tho Republicans last night indorsod
crst. aud tnade no nomination. The oonse-
Qucnco is that Ehero will Be much variation from
party linen On the MayornltY. Thero hAye beea
numerous candidates for Treasurer Of both
parties. Tho Domoc,ets, efler sixteen ballots,
nominated William Vallentor. \ Gcrmsu. who ts
Objectionable n OF tho hummer eicnont. Inst
evening tho Republican Convention. On tho first
formal ballot. nominated Robert J. Mcconnell,
= very worthy and popular young nusiness nno.
with tbe contest for Aldermen. snd Bupes-
visors tho election IL likely to be decidedly in
toreasIng. aud not much party about 1t.
JANE8y1LLE-
speetas Dtsnaeh to The Chtoaos Tribune.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, April 1.-The Democrats
held thoir city convention last night 1t Lappen'a
Hall. The various ward caucueos were hold at
the samc tinae end place. The following are tho
nominations made By acciamAtion FoE Mayor.
]. ". s.. john !; Treasurer. ]. II. uasclton {;
Clark, Joseph Wallace polco Justice, Mosea
pritchard Inasioo Of tho Peace, a. D. Wlckan |;
Attorney William Smith. il. 8eAlor Of Weights
and Measures, Neil Gillespie. First Ward
Alderman, David Davies School Commissioner,
Jamos Clark; Constable, William Porter, Soc
viao1, J. ]. L Poaae; School Commlssionor: F:
T. 8ch!cker, Constable, J. J. Comatocls. Third
Ward-No nominations. Fourth WArsl--Aldor-
man, Jerry A. Dlount; Commissioner M. Bar
ron; Supervisor, II. ". Dewey. Fifth Ward
alderman Jsmss III }Mtzs;bb9n SUPERVISOR Ed
Sp<rtat Dispdtca 10 TAs Ehta1go Tribune.
La CnossE, Wis, April 1.-Tho Republican
City Convention to-day placed tho following
ticket in tho aold: Fhs Mayor. p. 3. Elwsil;
CLERK, 4; 4. Ands.soni Treasurer, 4 A; Wohsu-
The reform Convention made up tho follow
tng ticket. For Meyos, ]. ]. Hogan; Clofk, J.
@, Miller; Treasurer, George Schsrpf; Police
Juatica, NAtsoy Hubbard; Assssaor, ]. B. Jun
Gon.
8peetat Mspatsh 70 Ths cateage 1st6ana.
DE1olr, Wis, April 10. r. G. Collins for
Mayor, 8. Clifford for Treasurer, O. F. King: for
! Police Justice, ase the Republican nominations
for next Tuesda.'s election. The VI License .
! tho candidates being: For Mayor, Col. 0. @.
| johnson; Treasurer, ". p. Frosti Polies Jus
| tice, ]. 3. Dow.
, 1876-04-03

THE SITUATION IN CONNECTICUT
IL considerably complicated on sli sides, though
tho canEaa. las been qutot ono, and 1t IL not
probable that much money has boon spent IN
the Btaso b. eishor party. The Democrats will
ioaa 10 little strength, though precisely how
much 1t is not possible 70 Say, through the run.
ming OF tho erecnback ticket, rs they refused Ia
tho Bsate Convention to accept The ovorturca Of
the Currency NeformcEe. Tho voto theac will
caat Is estimated all the ray from l 600 to 5000
II 1t is at all heavy. 1t will, with tho Prohibition
vote, throw tho elactlon into tho Legislature.
This the Republicans appear to anticipate, "a
they have oont tho!r greatest cnergteo 70 secure
the Legislature, and to this end may Hacriiico
some Of tho man en- their State ticket. Gov.
Iugcrsolls Senatorial aspirations have alao
brought abopt coosnesa on tho part Of sfcaers.
English Bnd Darnum, also aspirants to tha
honor, and this also mar have its affect.
, 1876-04-03

tnsx thst they VII sae. b Unable p patuhass .sats
w1i b unablsto -deilvpr Tho xo6as:* because thoy
know that thoy Will b stripped Of their borrowed
pianavc, and erposod In Atl thsr hdsoaa rutouunss
Tho people know that Honest Dso Dristow stands
head aud shoulders abovs any other candidate ~ the
fcpssssnsa.ivs Of ha!renchmaut and Reform. They
tnoT that eEet5 vhskytioS tn tbs country sre1nbte
At the sound Of hts mama Dfi4.os il ths sort Of .
Iukn who Is going 70 be next Pfaaident. II tho
politicians won't allow such man 10 b. nominated,
theirs y remedy at hsnd and the peopfe detsr-
mined 10 use H. Fortunately, nnt.har tho oonstltt.-
ton nor tho Lawn restrict The coor Of vo&at 10 te
nominees Of packed Conventions. Mossr1. PotIuciant
Enat6 4 note Of thta fact.
nottoe It is caat1ned that M!nnceots IL unanimous
for Biand. This b not orActly tds esee Fonr weeks
ago that seeEnod 10 b 2lost tho fact: today Drt4.
sow's Is hundreds Of lips, md every day adds
to bis strength. The Minneapolis DoaK Itibars
Ia vsry favorable 10 him. whlte thcee II donbt thaa
10 Is the r1s eboioe Of the editor Of Tho 81 Pa,,i
Pioneer fTrss, aud aix sight influential country
Convention to meet tomorrow Il would not In
srucs for Blaine. II doea not msct until tho lstter
part Of May, sud hAve little doubt viii b fAvorsbs
to BtiAtnu,
Tbs ornens are favorable ri o.er Do country, and II
thooo nho prefer Dr1ltow Will 90 to work and talk
Drtssow, orQsnze Dttstow Clubs, sad Labor to con-
vines their ne!ghbort Tho movement Will blossom lnta
glorious sucoeA. ". ". W1LLIAMA.
, 1876-04-03

spsetas Dz*pafeh to Ths chseaon Tribune.
BLoon1aoroa, H., April 1.-Wasd conven-
tions wors hold tonight throughout the city by
the Republicans to nominate Aldermen and ap-
point delegates to tho Monday night Convention
Androws Second Ward John Gilchriss Third
Ward. Michael Franks Fourth Ward, John
Ilaldeman Fifth. no nomination; Sixth. Frank
lin White. The First Ward appointed two full
probability DO Ignored, and tho Fifth broke up
In dissatisfaction. Tfynor and Btoere, for osyor,
will have about m oven representation IN the
primaries, with the odds ut present tri1a ii
Hkanfe'a faYQfs
, 1876-04-03

nv T%rrr ~ T~xH
snoao~".AAs .'e IssrnL1oA' w., o1nfAluH ooh,
s1!iEk Ron THE SOUTH IoWs, Cotner olatk ano
Lalo atfeote, April 3 1670.--1leallzing tho groat
Importance of 4, thorough and dystcmato
oroauizatiou, and knowing nf Tim efyaetlrn sa-
.tet.rco rore.-nd =, .ts ,.,. s,.s,,s, t,- -.
1,o,aeu 1ae,.N. 4'ooa >. 'ne 'A's e''s'!oa ~ .no
Do''otHo1 tnafu, tho Campaign Committee
havo commtaatoned tho underatgnod With tho
organization OF such = guard tor Tho coming
election. upon tbe Recommendation NJ tho
r,on,,,j,to. ia ,,,,e,r;,,~. ,aa,
I.'. o1o WV 4oo"'n6 Bent.'"e'' o@so oeon
Appo'htod es Captains, and, having Hgnlilcd
their acceptance Of tho same, they viii, there
foro, bo obeyed aud respected accordingly
FIrst ward-L. L. CoA,lru 2ol 1As.t,o street,
Hscond ward-D. T. Watcu,an, northwest corner
iasta avenue ana r~tih strtct-
lara ,a "rfaIV M n: A,nasfson - state skreet'
atsta rtr.,ta MAro D. "heeles' thf'n1toufsh ana
Fourth Word-J. II. uu.ne. Th,rtv.fft, street md
Cottage Grpye avenue.
Fifth Warl-Atartin Best AK archer avenue.
Ia!th ! Warf!-Cna Etehiltnan. so7 hrrhor asonue. !.
f!tn Matu-1ohh u. bchnAthnau, 1htrt5-hfth and
ha@soa t!,1 sseo~,
:. Iho several Captains have hoen charged With
tue complete organization Of their guard, ap-
pointing their onn Lieutenants and othor sub
ordinates, confofrHE With and securing tho as-
eatanco OF tue Campaign and Auxiliary Cam
p6'Rn Cohmtttcos q their reapoottTo Nards. ~
TT ~ poesiple. Ihc s1tal Importance OF sho
olectaon On TUESDAY next 10 by no nohns real
izeu. Iho great o1c!tomont OF laso haa boon
snas o1 EXCESSIVE ta1htion. anu 7ofg justly
, 1876-04-03


Democracy has boon signsl fsiitS charge tl,o
uomocEatIe party Of CouneotlcufE 3 3 tnfAa,aR
the purity OF tue ba'|o-bo1, q = ith nA4lnR
weak appointments 10 otIlco. = J speak TOR
sho total ebahdonmont Of barsct -, trade IN sne
staso Legislature for ehors Legislative eeaa'onai
LOT the purity OF the Judiciary, Tho encourage
moht OF btaio Industries, knd for the
ssappott OF education. Thoy tndorne tho lseaump,
slun set ~ new OPPRESSION OF she pledge hoa
t"soin'uatlon too ltepaoEcAn phfty 10 Tedecm
.ns kaosuoucaa ienneo nnuet tho pfoeento OF
~ sWn'gosaiy necessity. sud point 70 tbs efforts o.
s1o 1emoc9at!o party 10 repeal that act ~ PROOF
ot Whas ms2nt 10 o1pcotod OF them u they bad
Gsea.o1 Po"ets, 1hoY e1preea the belief inst
% sne Moaa'o o. tno country demands legiathtlon
Aoz3nsay 70 cally lne ttoadmpston acs into
euec. ~ tne ta11o bpeclufa, elthor BY funding tic
R!eeopaeka ID lon8 oohda' at tho forrest pracs'ca-
VIC lntf1ehh of py uh1nE Any asA'lanta meatla 10
uay apu cAuecl t0eul; 1neg elohe "asn &ooclata-
''oa aga'nRs fsoaloennai tnlso-totm'
TILE pENooaAIo
noee1t tno aupplenao! oi t0o etvl! otef tuo n1I-
naty poMp1 pUim oopouoce tue atatM1uk oo.surtloh
o. tho clsil service. eno ooManu lta sholonHa
reform; 1ecla1o ios tne mAntenanco o1 tne
pupi'c cfeot!, stetay teouetlon OF t3e Sesonhl
dopt ana taiin 1or revenue ony; demand 10
pfoeesVnson o. tne pnolo laoas 1os hcsoa. nut ~
tleIa oui1glzo tno Ue!uoctas ID Gonklcna los
!oaucang tu9 eapondue" o1 sno 49,. o'e,aen. s;,. GU.
aeelaso eola suu snfsI ~ 10 W onH eGt
fanoY Known 70 tne Consnsuslon' so tuss 10 . In1
au.! o. Con9leSs 20 *uupt huen taos.u.su "a mt'
iean 10 Rn carry fceunpt!on OF spocle paIAeuts'.
, 1876-04-03

HYDE 1AMK EULLEUlVH.
1aths Editor u The Chicago Tribune.
HIDE pAaK, ILL.,, April 2--Tho Hyde Patk
party hayo nominated Leandar o. Condoe, Of
Oakland. an entorprisIng lawyer, Of tue firm
of Richmond d Condoe. No. Ia La8alle
streot ChicRgo.
His energy and busiucsn capacity arc fully
equal to tho caro- and aki1lful knowledge which
Is osaoutial to the due performance OF tho du-
ties OF Collector. 4 loga! education IL almost
necessary to understand aud accomplish tho
wants Of tho Office. Ths Sherman Houao clique
nominated Michael Doylo, OF South Chicago, an
office holder on few occasions, and candidate
on all. Whito In the Board Of Trustees, tho
record will show that he noFer fxtlod to vote
AZ directed By anothora Trustee. TAx-pAYEn.
, 1876-04-03
CHICAGO, MONDAY, APRIL D. 1876.

duties Of that office, II may b. regarded ~ eer-
tain ,bet lon. Lppincott will scoeiYo tho onttto
vote Of this county In tho 1opublicsn State Con
ven.ton. The future wt'l provo. however. ehne
find manY warm supporters hore, tho people bo-
Loving him honest and capable. L. O. F.
, 1876-04-03

ELECTION or srATE oYR1cEns ruEspAT.
Special Drspatea To 1hs Ch.ea0o Tribune.
PROVIDENCE, B. L, April 2.-Tho elc,tion In
nodo Island On Tuesday Is for Btats officers and
a Legislature thai will elect . SUCCESSOR 10
United States scnntor Henry D. Anthony. Theirs
sro three tlcksss In tho fold, 10 follows:
Republican. Democratic, Prohibs1on.l
Henry L,ppitt #, B. beach. A. G. Howard.
o,,,,I ng9fT4NG.oo1hasoaa. = sSs1n cn.,.
J. II. Addc1nan. y. D. Eaoree. J. II. Adde,uau.
4TToMHEY-1xxEnAL-
Willard Bayes. Q. Lphaul. ". T. Pesca4
samuel Clark. ". b. oongdon. A. D. vosc.
Tho Republicans hsvs renomina.od tbs pres
ent State oflcors.
THE TLATToRMs.
Tho Ihodc 1a!and Domocrats at thelr State
Convention at Newport, sea{irmed their de-
votion to tho Union Of tho statos on tho usual
and liberal principles Of iss founders, that all
aro equal In tho Union; denoupco tho violation
OF this equality Of sighta by tho pscsont dov-
crnment, In tts interference With elssef States,
and cal! upon patriots Of ali parties to unlto
with them In Wrestling tho control OF tho Gov
ernment from tho hands OF tho yio1ators Of
this principle Of the Union. Thoy aver that Che
astounding developments recently mado OF
official corruption 1t Washington. St, Louis,
Chicago, and other cltiea have stamped tndeliblo
disgrace upon tho Administration OF prootdnnt
Grant and bis advisers. aud impcrasiTely demand
m Immediate change Of rulers. They agree
that tho present hlghted condition OF tho
buaucss interests Of tho country ia charEeRblo 70
tho Republican party. for ts dsaertlon Of tho we'll
tried aud established theory Of all ollightencd
Governments Of tho earth, and lta.sdopton IN.
stead Of IN izEedoemAbla currency and That the
only possible return 70 prosperity ls return tc
sound currency based on = gold redemption. te
be made a ooon ~ oonslat0ut with tbs busIncee
t.on to that syutom OF robbery known - prosco
ton 10 American pfoduco1p md demand Ia IT.
placo tariff for revenue. Tho platform olose,
With resolution In fovor Of tho abolition Of the
property qualification, which unjussly dlacrim,
nston against uaturalized citizens.
Tho Nopubllcans adopted no platform, Ant
the prohlbitionists eou1ns themselves K
| temperance is1uoB.
rnEy1ops VOTES.
Thn vote Of th6 Stnta in nnYt vcAf6 thh beAn 4
, 1876-04-03

4 asrong foelin8 ID being mhnifoatcd by tho
Republican presn IN this Btato IN favor Of tho
nomination OF Hon. E. D. Wahburno. afan!ssoE
to Franco, ~ tho Republican candidate for Gov
etnor. II sfr. ". aud his friends arc Ia dead
casnost, aud ho will accept tho positEo0 and O.
cupy It for tho torn for which he is eleotod, aud
not for tho purpoHe Of making It . stopping
stone 10 tie United Statos seDAtorship or to tho
Presidential noml1ation, we believe, With this
understanding, be wonll prove tho most accept
shlo candidate who con'd bo placed before tho
people; His political record lr without stalo OF
ouH&t1nN.
, 1876-04-03

publican. and though Gov. Lirplts is personally
not yngy popular, on account Of bis llcense pro-
cllytstos, the alliance with the friends OF M1.
Anthony, Who socks reelection to tho sopate,
will undoubtedly carry him through.