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CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
Prof, Goodwin Smiths yless on t1,e polLtt-
cal Rotations nf thu Two Countries.
kt3b ]torr }str|I

Ntso lark Her1iA
IN orlcr to more fully prusent tho views OF thc
u'son, Which Ut this tnu absorb - ,nucl, nt The
attention ot Thoughtful mon nl both sides Ut tho
border, Il Hfruta representative hlA been hyuret!
with tic following additional thoughts by Prof.
GolilWln Smith:
Frur. smith rnys: .'1{ccl tempted to say II word
nhont tho relations l,ctwucn this Country ahl tho
country IL which belong. do mt rcfCr now to
their political relations, wlicl, never. wcru morc
perhnps by il.tne,l pror!iccic. over onr rols,icl
iutuFe, but simply refcr to The relations II nnliy
und goeH t1rilng Caus1a, ssEse!, ssa country
even tito majority OF Anrtican statesmen, with
the exception Of s1lchstndcntEof political ecunun'y
81 ss o e %'a II sSpF y ss Wss %as hS%
.c@to on some questions rsIat'ns 10 Canadian A.
WINS and sentiments SCH or his brother poticasss as
foliowi: well, dunn thesc KNnuckn, any way
l!ut Cannda atters hcrsc! that this IL All i,lato-
more attention ut tho hands IL tt!osu who gnu tho
policy or tho Anierlcan itcpnblIc. She IL great
country, nltnongh inferior tn population aud arsn
10 yours. Slu liUs all along your northern frontier.
separated truni you merely by treaty ilo antl not
Of vo1s.Ss. 5 ike e'y # e
Hentially citizens Of the Now World. Her COM
1apscc Is intimately connected with yours, As IL
yours, W thoagh Il has d!Gerent lmnge a,,I snppr.
scrpton. i. intellectual ai.d educational interests
We atu closcy united and do not fesl TINT beint;
D CunuLlan forfhlt my interest III Corncll Uni.
that ihe general destinles u 'the two Countries
wIntsser their political relattlous III the II.
tuEe mny bo. iut Canada Is oftrnttmrs
cntran9ea from yoa BY acts S,. or on''ss!9'ns,
porllups, tIute from whom they emanntc nrc lartl-
1y conscious, but Which leave deep impression on
tks minds u the Canadian psopls: az not g.
n tn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Quts,n, ILL.

Special Lfsputch to TIE Tribune.
QrrScy, Ill.,, June 1i.-Conslderablo Interest
wns manifested IN thr proceedings Ut the A,nms
County Democratic Convention to-day, which wns
held 10 clcct delegates to the Slate Convention. 4
contest took p1nCe between tho hard md soft.
moncy men. III which tho latter wcrc victorious.
They were hrndcd by ticn. Singleton, ono Of tho
most prominent gsccnbacl men In tho State, who
r,,crcedcd in getting IL resolution pnasea by the
Convention to thu eiEect that the Resumption act
VI January, 1HG5, onEht to lie repealed. Thu
meeting ol tho most an1lnatrd ever held In
this city. ....... -.....--
sAN1AMoN COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
Special Dispafch 10 The TRIBUNE
ErNtHHFtELLi, ILL.,. junr 1a.-The Democratic
County Convention met hero to-day to rcloct dsl..
gltrs 10 the Suite Convention tn June ~: Of The
nine delegates closrn, 1--WE arc pronounceL. soft
money men. 1t Is snil the majority tayur Tll'lcu
Gen. MCG1rrnand hcntA TINT ctuwl. Congress-
man sVrnacre course wns ih'loEscd.
TIFF nos. LYLE ". IAMEa.
Strctdi Dispatch to The Tribune ....
PsontA, ILL.,. Jnns L. -lAo Na''oaut Democrat
this morning .aya 1t speaks by the car! IN nnnonnc.
Ing tint the Hon. Lylg ". Janes will mt nccept
The nomination for G"ug!cEa IN the Ninth District.
lie has heen prominently mentioned III tint coNnec-
tIon BY many lcadlng De'nocrnts,
MARSHALL. COUNTY. ILL.
lspectui i,lsuusch to The Tribune,
1AGoN, H., June lt-Thn Dcnlucratic Convcn-
t!on of Marshall County met here this Afternoon
with fnll attendance. Thu ,!eltgateh to tho DEM
ucrhtic HtAto Convention afo j. +. Long, Ale1nn-
der Wright, L. C. Juner, Andruw Hancock, md
Milton Weblcr. with alternatcs. The delegates 10
uninstructel.
RtIonE ISLAND sENATonsIlp.
rnov1pENcx, Il. L., june 13.-Scnator Anthony
wns to-ilny reelected to the United Statcs senate
for Ills fourth turn.
, 1876-06-14

!f1n dntaHto iYtf. j Herald.
When the French were in Mca!cu tho stage rob-
bcrlrs In thu Vicinity 0f Monterey bcca,nu aImohs
mud hiHELnsy. With tEo practical common sense
for which The French nrs distinguished wI,-n ,l,ry
eo ahlut killing people. thu French General u
Aunlusey devised plaa that worked like charm.
lie picked mt salf nzcn Ut bis snu lrst Zolayes
and tlFcssrd Them up as females, aud put them In
thr ataEu. Each unprotected female Aal = siurt
brcechluidIny earbtlIe concealed under lila ptlti.
Van.s, and they covered thrir LrInure faces by
wells. ~ coursu tho robbers surrounded thu
Sst1gu anJ tho lades, with Ill r1ccss Of fciniAtnv
uulesy. climbed out uf thr vehicle and fell III ltnu
with this fcst of the passengers. when OF SUDDEN
III ephlenlr hrola LG4 alnphG tAoAe Mexican
patriots, fns each lady, on An average. destroyed
abput lrca pt them, and thu nr, lsl III saste fur
ie.nal. ss'etriy and went nway dis sustrd. Thu
Indies Fciusuel 10 town III high see, hui fur lon.
time tl1u Mc1icun uaud!ts Enttrtnncd such lolty
yeterattol for lhS gcu1lrr sex tAut III old boutet
and rla"i displayed cpuspcuoMs!y III q sta.e Sc
cured II immunity from Interruption.
, 1876-06-14

gli4hman raid lint 1t was hls pleasure to
.','get In, tIIcru j,fntclf." After instruetlnr
thu hnckmnn to follow q certnin ijnnn
uf procession at n Flven distance frpmrn
the hsnr'p. ho crawc', insle, md, lying down ie.
r!tic the coffin, lighted rIRar. Tho procctxinn
then nosrs n'f to cherokee street, at u funeral
Iacr, The heasse In frnn. n,0I tho hack following
AZ they went s1nwn ChcFsIkcc Httctt towarlia tFa
rlvrt. hv knight nf fhc hsnck rlnmcs protuecd two
hnttlsa of whisky which he PLACED a1"ng ellc ni
snSer S s r.,V @ ev \" Tna r. up tW nya
crowd, wllo wcrc IN thclr way to attct fcrtIva]
hnl who Maslr ronINentn nh lilo strange funeral
prnccrs!on. The English curpre, ieeutntng nnx.
ions tu l;fnw by What aatIlnrisy hu wn. dclnycd IN
the pabc highway. cnc,s leHdly for tho driver 10
stop. mud wttlr dnnK turned oyrr IN his narrow
apartment anil, with intd sfnsh, forced pasiion
u lla body thrnngh unc Of the 1argc oval nnacr ni
Eats OH the r 0f Inc hrarro The crowd coulin't
stand cnrpae breaking nut ne ls cotltnt jumping
through tlls ss .! tho hoassc, and calling for ts
nl Irt'etinr. Alter once more Ecttfng Inside, Tho
antl'orn ut !!la adventure was driven to Shawnco
street. and then In returned the tcarso md colin
10 their owner,
, 1876-06-14

LUHH9H 37HfE, 1NHc I.
Probably thu must cust!y state Ctlarlot ever yet
Japun by Mtssrs. Mnsgan & CO., Iler 5iajesty i
coach-balldrrs. The lo!y If Tho Sehieia IL OF ihe
finest SPunIAh mahogany, anh fashioned utter an
amount of 4i,Hnuntatlun aud exceptional interiur
comforts. 1t Is considerably la1gtr than Esopca1.
stata carriages generally but tho peculiarly nt Ia
construction admits Ut thu draughtbalng yesy light,
Tile panels aru painted tlch pale green With white
ind guild tsellis aud scroll ornaments, the gliding
huinG vury prof.lsc. Tsn lnutnl appointments ara
siyu and richly 'chuscs. Traditional eulbienas Ut
japan, conspIcuously tho tortotar an dragon sur-
mount each cornar of tho ruof, In thu Ecntre OF
1uusly upholstered with cloth ot goli, tlct Yalell.
c!ennea |arr, and green sitk velvet. ornau,eala,
'ihu under eaIsisxu u serol!;ahapsa md richly
The body Hf tEu velIcr. Permission llua tte
sought to havr thu carriage exhibited at tho forth.
coming h0rse. .show Ut th1 Agricultural Hall,
, 1876-06-14

family told him to go ont Of the
room, "No, no." said the tlck man; "lct
Jasno stay. lie docs not disturb me-" Mrs.
nlaine At about this time related tho cireum-
stances Of his accident and tic occurrences
since. Sic told him that almost everybody OF
prominence In tho city Ind called to express
sympathy.
Ao nto quito heartily, again directing what he
wanted. 1Ie occasionally spoke afterwards
until about O'Clock, when he threw Tho house,
hold into an ecssaey OF excitement by riang in
his bed, rcmarking tint tho vapor WAS llftlng,
and lie felt "so we'll" lie cpmpreho,tlcd tho
Situation ut once, and, Of lila own yolttion,
called for pen aud paper. This was ut first de-
MED him, but ho was I'll earnest, md was given
pencil and q shcct nj paper.
oEH. aARrIRhp
called upon Mr.. flo!nt at o'clock this evening.
When he approached tho bclsdu Ar. Blaine cx.
tended his hand and Inclined his l,rad In rccug-
ntlou. Gcn. Garfield inquired II liz recognized
lin. Mr. Dlatne answered that he did. The
following coIloquy then cnsuctl:
Gen. Gnrtlcl-Do you suffer nny painl
Mr.. Blaine extended his right hand to his
forehead anil said: "A little"
Gen. Garilcll-Do you want mo to talk toyo,i
littlc.-to tell you somcthlnga
Mr.. D'ainc-Yes.
Gen. larilcid-Yuur friends arc doing every
thing for you, hrro aud elsewhere. Your Ill
tcrcsts oro being protected. Everything Is
working we'll. You have supreme duty to
perfosns-wc all ask ttat Of you. We want you
to exercise nil your will-powrr to bc qutct-to
obtain rcst-to bu still.
Mr.. Dlaf,,e promised he would do this. and
pressed Gen. Gartlcld'a hand ln recognition Of
this Injunction
rnoM wAsrfArnNE.
To the frfs,trn .issoctatd Press
WAsH1SGToN, june 13.-An,ong numerous
kilograms Of Inquiry md eyupathy Mt Mr..
Dln!ncs rcsitlcnrc to-day, was one by cable from
Minister Washhurnc at paris, reading:
Your Illness grcvcs MT. Are You better?
TIE norEs.
This afternoon the ropes which have been
blockdd1ng vehicles from passogc near the house
wrrc removed by orslcr of sfr. Blainc's piysi-
clans, who considered this prccautlon no longer
necessary in view OF Ills greatly improved con-
lltlon.
MANY FRIENDS
called tonight to offer congratulations to the
family upon tho assured conTaloscctlcc Of Mr..
blaine, md hu was allowed to converse with
several OF them. lie manifested great cheerful
ness, but was apparently FREQ from excitement.
BEcEETAKr pNrsTow's SUNDAY RECEPTION.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 13.-Thc Courier
Jo"raal to-morruw morning will contain an In.
teryiow with the Hon. IT. D. A1cl1cnry, cx.
Congressman from kentucky, who accompanied
Secretary Eiistow, Sunday evening, to thu resi-
deuce Of Mr.. Blaine, where hp met with tic
rebuff which las been generally reported
tn III ~. .tj-. H.
, 1876-06-14


WAsuraroN, y. u, June l3.-A1r. u. Q. Groom,
Of Kentucky, tho active member Of the firm Of j.
A. Thompson i TO-, cassnunts iu the kentucky
mule raH, sbuut which such strenuous ctYorts ha.u
,,ccn indie 10 throw mud on Mr. Bristpw, arrived
in Now York yesterday from Europe, after IN ah.
S IT. IT, ss esss snf ass aSsS o 9'
Went 10 Nr. Hrigk,, Cha!rmag Of tls sub: Commit
casp. aud offered to testify about tho case,
.ayinE at hs w9. p5,spatea t" Prev fully
l,c;iDH were uard lu Eet 1t through. l!e urI says
tkat Slr. brstowk only connse'lon With the r,tsa
a, w. to- atsYsM ~ y II 3 eoast on ptoofa taken BY
fully prepared ~ v!ndicate tho case throughout,
md dlala asses N eta.linrss 10 On 1t II the Com
aittsc dns!res any further investigation.
IEronT THAT NIL, nItlsrow HAS 1gNpENED
TUE HEsl0NATt0S or HIS tDNTFoLIO.
CtnctHnuH Uuseiie. Juns IL.
Mr. G. Z. FAlson, delegate from Maryland,
eat1 tho fact thai thr Collector Of baltimore Cty
MI. Washington booth. md all ths Custom. IIouao
Officials, ~cEu Conkling luta, anI fought the,n
{the blaine mcM) every inch in Convention. llu
also stated tha; funF Of luoltrs appointments, III.
spsctoEs And lI!a!ne u'sn. a,lynIc Tho Convention.
un! hilc4 tl!eir places; aud he ,tA!r. Futonj
and others Thought that such action was hard.
Personality M and III r.toS ";ufsa lie men M qa ~.
I1athtel but MI EDUth fuf1Xtl tH rEtnstatG them
auu appealed to the i'rcsiacns. Mf. Mar,iu, ths
appointing clerk u Alr. nr'stow, prepared lettri
,nuIo collector, approving. his aet,uh. lle lMf.
Fultonl, lcarigs q this called uEntn on Eristow,
and asked lin II this lrttes WA curseet. lie s4!1
il was not, aud lo immediately sent Tor Ms. Mar.
lin, who could not b. found. liu then hcpt for Mr.
turu!ng, hts private secretary, and asked hlH
about IT, lly EaId Mr. Bartin wrole The lcttct. Mr..
Hrislow immediately removed lit. Martin, al.t
Aunt hia tHFtstuw'sp rtsIgDut!uu to tho Psesdrnt,
md tse matter stands thus up 10 thu time Vt Mr.
Fulton't leaving Baltimore.
, 1876-06-14

K0Nsat C!1E I9W9I, - =
There IL In Lcafrnworth = tall. blonde youth,
Henry Afuol tleep wha by the free u his lisls
pistol snl his Wild. Drunken sptees. made h!msclt
ia1nous in th!a city abouts year Ago. lilo Ia part
regularly large bueoMu from MI English cstutc,
whics. hs devuI.s u the qualification u hts whms.
I'm Monday lsst Green fe!t tnoEs Than nsusly fun.
r1raacl hin, ~ Ilayu little funeral 4ll lu l!nsuli
Having Arat secured ilv services Ut hacktllnn hu
directed him II drive tu u undertaking establish
niunt, sud thars lie ordered u hearso snl horses,
aud un empty c0illn: The colln Win put into Tho
vehicle. bul before u'4 da ~ were GlU4eA lha En.
, 1876-06-14
STRIKING RAFTsMEN,


ST. PAUL, Juno 11.--Tho railing Crews at SILL.
water, numbering about 5G0 men, struck this
morning ugalnst reduction ut thcfr pny. They
hnve been receiving s1..5 10 81. 80 day. accord.
Ing to skill anil experience, aNA lu los;- owners
propusca 10 taku ntf Is cents tlay. rwD hundred
other ,ttn employed NJ thu bum nru thrown NIL Of
wnr1 until the strike ts Uyrr, tccaueo tho ruftiny
place below beEn. already full Of unraftcl logs.
, 1876-06-14
Au Aflllcted lsrles,l,er.

,Hdn Antonio 17<1 H{Fd71. ,bt
A pr1eenef In tho County Jail who 1tads !ns ~
papers mas bsconu very lespon4ent of lats 1m
IL rnoy his gf,is, mucl, und seldom gets ~ 'so,
hi, GIuGkri. 1t IL iuUrcd hu IL not long iot th'
world. lie told ltu jal!or the secret Ut hts Ensrs,
i1If grief. bald thu poor devil! - cou1a Ms tat.
f.UO . dsy sobbu' the stagss, sf wAs ehss wv"
l2Qtp,
, 1876-06-14
AN INCIDENT.
col. LATHAM,

70 tbs EtIIf0F " tbs 1F16UHs,
LINCOLN, ILL.,, INne Il. lit la with much pleas
uYu Inform you thaL tho Nrlstow ncn here, who
are, by The by, numerous, l.ayo obtained m ux-
prcsBton from Col. L. u. Latham, Of. this place,
delegate 10 Cincinnati, that he will rupport Mr..
liFthtow In tho Convention. iIa was lilano man
Held. Tho Colnnvl III nm ol ill!iIosan and is c.
trnsIyely acquainted Throughout tho Stato,
, 1876-06-14
vHJsTow's MILITARY AHcoRp,

Cincinnati fHHsHeF4tni I4as i3.
An editorial ustclc iu tho Chicago Inter 0cedn,
Of Saturday rllfcullng ltFlssow's military record,
and comparing 1t With rieEcpa u The Mexican
, 1876-06-14
ART III PHILADELPHIA,
Il frec!Ous Wtndfn,l---TIn Phillips Collco.
tton nf Engravings.

prnv,n'ts -, wif" th Arni",, ~ & T.. et-
ar "!fy n .s' gi5 ~ ow easy ready
ai,nust cu,stc' TS acS"is,t"n Ian n s.c trenss tpGs
Ne #" !, n sss1t worthy q sS,aHs,'o1at!on Exesp
nricn m nmhc stIl"t"n ,..na, 1n'at @ ~ seI"ai-
ncte roI|rssnn f,r shnys, ~ sr nas ~ n,,S Sp H.
s 81 a MI s o. s rs ts t. which
T!.n nahnrixcd ,hIstry Ind ,Icacr[ut1un n WI, III:
,fesnIs w y ts, Fnn b. Sss e the p9!c
OF iGs enIi, fnctn .rasyn ram ,sa1 snec". e.'o
Aid trst no liltlc intcrsst nttnclss to tn hjsiorv
of iI,c tnnn himself viii wl,n,n ,I,n VII nr,f
ncj. II rhn,xs inv ,n,rh ,nny he mn nrcnmn1shn H.
uur aoltnry w,,rtrr ,rithnnt nv snnrtnt Hi. y y
genius Or II fortHne wis rcts hn.1f alodi snn ~,
nu,}yu Of Ihiln,lnnta nn,I in thc cn+iv ,nrt ~ III
s .raa N e. s I,nSt. IN tH wG
tired fron, b,,sfncss somc thisy ynaSs nro; no,
MSMny Na H N soe M but cf! W an
trim. from bIBIcss fully forty y..1rs nuw In i,c.
can Gucctjn" r,.rc nrint, an rnravt"is tEn, III
With ne definite ain In view 1t ,ras uut mill in
sear iN5o tlat Is Turned lie purpose to t. Witch io
shs :Tl3 Sy1S3ay5 Ss # III sa
ss ss sys,s SHs1sa II hcsy sHy
Tcd statrs ii s way of pa!eases M sss 10 went 81 tn II
l; lsN to Eg,rops ena s s1p!oFf there n ths .ois
Dealers md especially with tho houHu of llUlop
nats in sne naerr and M 1 WeI"cI r. an nj
lis s,sccessors lie continued to the tlay o lii denh
taboat swa nsntAs s!nss) 10 make purchases 10!
such nsticlus take place In Iclpsc, ind tic cata.
!oguca being regularly sent in advance 10 slr. rhil
,iifIIug ont thu vacant spacus ia bis mort.
folos. In this way, by continued ttudy and
rsraes'etlng atsnton, he had before ls death eol
them Of tho choicest and 1arest kind. He had also
inVcnsot m Ingenious pian Of binding thom in vol
@ amss audsr ciass|iel hyad. 4 such Wy int any
pcu ~ soon S M received wthout sturbnyp ,hoso
a'seay placed tteto and , 80 that q ons c1iSrnvins
prcssion 10 put III without disturbing in any way
tho binding.
c.hi M y s MSrf @ . i
lie history u tho art, but aso 70 give corfca ot
snsh platSln IL different slsges pEog;sssls
preston, lon a and likewlso Copies q o piate % after Il
beyau to show wear; lflewiso copies uf tho plato
presents 10 tile eye, In q regular succession Of
prints, not only con,plute history Of the works
e sSsh sa a 'a tey Of s s eqss1s
sq!: al saiaa passhassss u IN N aaE"s
ru 70 into details In regard TO the contents Of
!hia Extraordinary collection would be to give
Newspaper a1tice. sllca II to say thore % aro here @
oycr so 600 crgrayingt that moro than Z, 900 en-.
st9 Including absoa.ey u;
III some Of sio public MUSEUMS of Europe. Thero
nre, for INSTANCE, in this Phillips collection Hx oi
tho works Of Martin schocn, a. D. 1420-l4ss, who
tl,o sao School Comics israel Va. MccHncn. K. b.
14a4- l4BB. of whom, also sIx wosks are given.
Of wllom no less tnn seventy works ~ glyon. III.
culinr Kind uf bound yolusnrs) under their several
nutional!tce, as Gosn,an, Dutch, Flemish. French.
, 1876-06-14
wur pn1srow SHOULD Dr NOMINATED.

WHY nn,srow a,o,,, n ,,r ,ou,sIrpn.
"a ue Editor II yhs 1rtosns. :.
cincinnati 3 snv from Nils o ~es h
t M !.s n,ss WI, ao mr.I 10 ea .nS,f
'01 ~ sf .os 'e tan
@ eu, he !. 'no ro M a maa r
w. M., t o t ,-n III. III n NV, wi
November to vindirao aht explain Its transactions
II ho should bcCu1ne thu candidate of our purity.
tr,et 1irts,",v ro,,,J stn''i arst 1i,ana a".,n
s,N... 49, Mn"'a .,',.s ."u ns.o
us w. o nu p ps'os
Or Sow Tim thon ten sn' nvs % ao because a,nns ho
on,"-n.,sc. ~. ~ n,,on.Ir, mi c,,nnlcoto,, t,,at
nobody understands them. Nobody doubts blaincs
honesty; hut tho people are in no mood to carry
and nj for is G rcason Uristow the uncumprom!sing
WuIcnl ,,f tha snmth aid thc practical rc}oruur Is
now Stronger tIam i,lajnc. pe''' 'S''' '''
Auotl.or raasun tlat Wit appeal to our delegates
iisstow M nominacd IhSrc aTp at lsast j. Go ; Ucr.
IT., IT.. s mie ess "S psow W. u eosen viii m ~
&c certain q ,!sss an1 ,h!s w'll tssnfs ;s GA;
"a to cincinnati nra nrnnncnt rtizens and II il
viii vii known that wl,eo% % We csmc to arTnnsns fpr
our DistTlc. Con.scsslo,al nU,n!ualon I'LL thcir
yuice viii be influential in Tie counscis of Tho
auccs.sfa s liz Repn5es M Gun ao 'a" ta man @ Who a
will 60 10 Congress. This Is cyr,aln. In st Clair
that thc,c MSs scyvr uthcr districts in Tits stats
Sate and wi,ich are ysry doabtfnl If ho il not.
Ir!stow viii carfy il O0O votes in Illinois shnt pu
NssaSsan sa tSssAs H. 4! J. ss5sn ,,
country th!s fsI!, bit fof ,ho taks Of safcty wo
must carry !. GY iatge M maiotItY. Thls utistow
S Lett @ T or w M 'o
potent voicc in the cout, and cnn, ii the vote Is
, 1876-06-14

toryf Mul1!gnn says they avc to tho natter or at
1caft TINT ono Of tlcm hns and TINT he know laau
svould net dare to trad that ono or allnw Il "a bo
can 1irorc what ho snys. Thrn whatt
Remember now Tint MulIiRan rnys Iln1nc, In
reat'ing tho aft.cn i!tters, omitted thc more t-
emea GRITTY S sssn T:@ F%tsn :r AsS ans ,hne s
one nf them-thc most: damaging Of n'I. Now. Il
Mul1Enn rcr.sta In thta chnrse. rs he wlll,-ana
thcrg aEe others WHO make the sann Gharsc, can
M amn pass ths"aE tn enGsn ,m ~ "thos. tho.a
eighteen lctlers 70 10 made publicf 70 Yen my.
ing ono nj lcatt-havn been destroyed ~ note.
However, that what Hnn 1lntfef ta''i shou!d haso
correct copy tn full WIS made Of each uf those
eighteen lG.ics4 Gt}urt Hpiiignn took then. 10
Washington. Alnsi II tlat + true there T. no
retnedy' And sHpEosn a''o that when thcss ltiiefs
papers throughout the country. and AL t1at Null
gnn charges turnA ont to be truG-.shon what? Who
then will havr bcrn sIght,--'fllk FnIBuNE. IN adj
siHin. aud urging tue party mnDagcss 10 nominA!e M
futtr. tan, and thu rcst Ut tho madly blind nd
herents nf Mr. Dlaincf l}1cs my intelligent nun
think or believe TINT such Il candidate could b.
elected In this Centennial ycnr!
my orlnlan tho wtrst has not yet been told Of slr.
Blaine: and TINT, II nominated, u may not be rx
wrecks I'LL THO delegates row at Csnc!nhnli will be
cnllca t0Eettrr amin. To change candidates. by
In hr place. Tlis know would be bad. Hut It
w1n!d in nl probability harn to DO done, or worso
waul1 follow Let them nominate cther ltla!ne or
cnnk1snI Mt Cincinnati To- morrow. ann when Mo-
mon who controlled tint Convention will lie Tho
fur thuy Will then .co low foolfshly they threw
away An easy vctory' j. II. i.
, 1876-06-14

md was the manifestation of fully-scturnci
consciousness which Is 30 nnx[outly awaited In
Ascs Of this sort. Thcsu facts show bryorll
question tlat AIr. Blaine has recovered bis lncn-
;tl faculties.
THkIB IS 4 uKBAT HElo1ulNa
hi Washington Tonight over the recovery Of
Mr.. Blaine, md tho excitement Is quite groat
as when the ltews Of his acettcnt spread through
The city. THEIRS l,as been even among the Init
mute friends Of hr. Blaine ever s[ncv he WIS
'al8cn iii anxiety which it waa Iltrult to cx-
Press, aud toso who preferred other candidates
werc loud ani earnest III expressing their belief
That Mr. Bluine's recovery was impossible, Ills
long inssns!bllity, Ills scnt-torpd condi-
tion subsequently, his failure to cot-
verse, Ills use Of small words when It
bGearnc necessary to speak ut aIl bis
Use ot [Inhtions rathcr than words to mike Ills
meaning understood, bis svcInng Indifference
to what wis occurring around hlln-nll ndd-
ed to- tho anxiety at bis frionfss, and led
hem To fcar that, perhaps, after all, Ills rccoy
Try was matter susceptible u doubt,
TONIGHT, HOWEVER,
.heEe Ia not shadow Of doubt In the min18 Of
.!,o8c who liuyc bcpn at hts homs. lie, this
aurntng, after all unlisturbed sleep Of eight
hours, spoke briefly to His wife, and told her
what he would like for brcukfuht. When his
food was brought, llo sat up III bed,
mud, leaning on o,,u arm, ate Ills meal naturally
aud With apparent relish. After restlng short
time lie called his wife ard asked l,er 10 rcul to
him tlu morning papers. This slc cyaded for u
moment, when there WIS TN expression Ut i'm
puticnco on his facc, aud she thought It WIS
better TO rcad to him for moment. She gayc
merely tho lica,llngs, supplying and condcnsing
In Ap ft,n N4t nf f1n
, 1876-06-14

Tlen there WIS serne which utterly batlles do
terptinI. Cures G1th luuti ynl deup rent The air.
nndn thrung of we'll 1reshrl men. anil woplen lu1
crowded oH 10 tho turf aud into tho "rlDE," Yell
lnB tls'f imprscatons IN Sser}body and everything
to have brought ID ,ul ihe disastrous result. Tha
buvk. ulak gss-all awe uueloukrd scseue, fue.hia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-15
Observation-Disclosures.

The open defiance OF the authority
of the United States house Of represen.
tatives manifested by the Returning
Board creates great excitement. 1t Is
now believed that this course has been
advised by Chandler and Morton.
Another Order.
The committee ordered their ser.
geaDt-at-arms to notify the Returning
Board members that In obedience to
the orders OF Speaker Randall Of the
house Of Representatives their presence
wo!ld be required ut II u. IN, to-. NOR
row, and then adjourned until that
hour,
Returns ofthe Returning board. IA
In their returns TO the writ Of "duces
tecum" served by the house commit.
tee tho Returning Board first allpge
that the documents are part of the re.
cords of their office, and AZ individuals
they have no legal control over them.
They submit Tia, t the Board is created
by State law with specific and well
defined duties, partly ministerial and
partly quasi Judicial that their action
under the law oftheir creation IL final
to the extent provided by the law, and
IL not subject to review by any state or
national tribunal; that " 10 their duty