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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

gDir SsrSTtntIi9n fcIsrntss .3susniB gum
9snsn Sislsr 9sibrntsn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

Sd babe nod ME ssbTrt baB 9suts 70 sufris-
ben nit Wsbieintn etpsitn fnb als NIT DR..
ausuIi 4Sni9's GamilisnsMebt-
mem. gtlle 9tuts, btnsn iG nod Scn Dr. glus
aGniss Samburstr 5rSpftn ssrfauft babe, tpa.
rem 70 frrb, taB Id bic MttBinsn III bic StaSt
ssbra6t babe. 50 frsut mid islbrr, 70 ettpas
ausssfuntsn ju babsn. gBas bic esute bnrii-
Der iasen, mSeen fis einert trr pisIsn 3susniiIs
pslhs i'd Sbnsn Isnee, entnsbmen.
Grsebsnit &nbreNs WabG
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

Crit Ianssr 3sit lit i'd an SsrsiIupfrn unb
llnpsrbauIibfsit, unb babe n,an6rn Dollar fir
Dpftprsn arssegrbsu, glles mar fur nttts.
Turh ben 9ebrnu6 ron DR.. sIu9I 4 & :
nig'S Samburssr Gropfsn II puree i'd
gang bsrsefsllt unb mV8tr nie mrbr rbne bic
lsIbCn i'm SauIe iein.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

9ebelt, Wa6Stbum
S6Gmbeit.
SoaoOa Soaar:S Graenerer.
Sonccn. Saare8arbe Grueuerer.
Refine SsiSs; ma4t bas Sam reid unb
isibtnSaft; uinist tm SfaIp uKb ssanlaet
6as @a&siRum br Sadrs no Is an bum
Osn ausssfalsn II. aann nit ben edntin
appItJirt ptrbtn, ba 10 MEIER bic Saut nod
Sas fsinFs aiansH fdrti. ais cine paar,
gOmaNs bas Belle mas bic @dt prubutirt.
Das Saar pirb ssrsiniSt oslidrTt unb feline
natarIi&s Garts pisbubrs,iisut, Ubne lis
@npsnbHns vun mInraIirSsn SubAan,sn.
Sstt eu Gtnfabruna bisltr pirtlb pertbppl,
len Yrdparatton, IN itt bas Wun6r alu 9laI>
len; 20 bat fdb ale Der tinjise bstrua. unb tdus
lnnngslelt MrttLtl trpitftn meIhsr arausr 5aar
ittne natiiiIiGt Garbe tpisher ptrIetSt unb RabI.
belt eur1 natiirlt6sn PaarputS b.l,iiiat.
DieleS Fr1ftiat, berrItfe unb uuiibsrirsE1iAs
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
Sister Clara 3. G. g., GarrOlltun,
Wetp.S Orleans, Qa.:

Ga Sbrt Samburgsr SrpPfen fO.
tppbI BEL mir ais aud btiprrlbisesnrn anberen
ptrlcntn nit eutsm Grfolae trirftrn, Fam i'd
niGt umbin, 9bnen mrins gInsrIennun9 enrii-
Der ausSulprebsn une bite Sir, mir pisber
StpanSis 8laIdsn Su,uIsnbrn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

anerfenaans.-S Ssu 8. 9orbmanrt
Nsps q. g., gaIbppn Co. Sus, itsrma9ts
uns 6olssnbts ;ur gsrBfsntIi9nns {: yDisls
paar .3siIsn f6ide i'd Gu9, tpsl9e Sbr ttr
Wabrbrit esniSB StrSftntliasn fSnnt hamit
aud anbsrs lrttnbe @tni6sn ansrtrisbsn iptrs
ben, DR.. ausuif 8Snie's Samburs
ser Gropfsn su ssbrau6rn. 9isIflbsn
babsn bel mir CUR Scllsn 3ufrisbsnbsit 9stpirIt
unb i'd bin ssIunb pIe i'd felt LANCER t3tit nidt
aspslsn. Mtinr Grau bat bisislbsn aud &C.
brauat unb Slri&s SiIfe srbaItsn."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

Sstm Sag 0brsitt uns Ssrr 9sbrer 8. 3.
9utn3 aus gfOrtpalf, SbiO } Serbrsiten f6 nit
erfrsuli6sm Grfplss DIR. aueult aSnt9'
Samburser Srppfsn. Manbe Gani-
lis bat l6pn ibr Stil unb ibre 9sIunebeit IN
ibnsn ssfuntsn. Ginise gerIpnsn bic I6cn
Siele Sabre an Der Gsbre litten, fanben bel be-
riibmtsn gIsrtsn feline Seilung. Sis sstraub-
ten entli6 DR.. gIusulf aBniss Samburssr
Srppfsn unt Rurbsn SpIIfOmmsn ssbeiIt. Rpt
irItsn bat cine RsbiSin lCl6sn GrfcIs sebabi
ME bic Samburssr SrCpfsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
w. WlllfG,
Ro. 730 Rprb 9ts Str, pblIateIpbia

Or. Swapne u. Spbn - Wrs. Wi[tr unb
pisIe anbrt Nnb nit ben grfOIssr, psIde Gr
burh ben 9sbrau6 bts ,,9rnhon Saarsfgarb Grs
nsu.rtr" an ibrsn srausn 5aarsn trjisIitn, t6dl
,ufrteoen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

Sin grt in @iHhmsburS DR., Yetsr Nsis-
ess psI&sr bic SamburSsr @sSi,insn Srn DR.
ausult aTuis oft in lsiurr graris auprutst
fSat fOIssntss llrtbsil iibsr bic Samburssl
Srppfsn:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

Der ,,gpnhpn SaarsGarbe grnsusrtr" Bat bic
natiirIide S5arbs msiner 6aare ptsber btrcsfttIlt
unb Gin tsrrIt&ss trdftists Da6stbunl rr,tuat.
@rs, @nuis morris,
NU. GIG ROrb 7tt Sr,, gtiIa.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
sl,71O.l5l.s2
U,TIUlIbI,52
Sub. Garisue, wrdRbsnt.
Sob. GoDarb SsabI, gIJs'pdFbsnt.
Slgu GitumaHn, Stfrtat.

Sbr Rapital III In 9daum gtIbs aasslssi,
Sic bat fsin Rottr Spltm, bas pit Ro:tsass
auf BEN giesntbum lttst, Sts strIanet fsiHs
Ra6IablunS. Die grdnkn tptrbsn In barren
@tlbt ttnbfJabIt fur ben sans,n 8tltraum Der
DtrRGsruns, tnitpteu fur ben 8straum BON st~
utni, brti pbsr flnf Sabrsn, ptlHs unbsbtuitnb
b6br fnb. ais In ben Otatnlsitistn DtrTHTs
aHss, ,@tItlIGaitsn.
aluf @unIb Der DtrF4trtn pnbsH bts puIi,
en- IN btutf&tr Spra2e atstfasi,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
Die NLrnhr bcftdnbeii.

Grau GbriRinu, @sitrr 9Ibbiicn, @isrpn-
fin, tbsilt uns 8plsenbsS nit;
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
Offentlide9an

Stit Ianssr Belt liit itb an @1Rupfans unb
iinstrbauIi6fsit unb na1bsm Id unnIBtr
Wdlt btbtuttnbt Summsn at glerSts ausss-
ssbtn baits, lief Id mid iitsrrtbn DIR. Iu.
guff 9bnt8's Samburser 2rpP Ptsn
iu psriu9sH. Durh htrtn lanelamsn 0ts
trau9 babe Id mid nun san,li9 prn tislsm
btlGpsrli9tn llsbsl ssbsiIt. Sd raibe tabsr
tsesn sinfn grrratb trlslten I'M Saaie ~
baIien.
Grffhh MffiItr Ghichnr. Slls.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

,,Ourm ei9eite Grflprln9 une Jhnen gum
3eusuie, mug i'd anerfennert, bab bic 8 a m .
bureer Grppfen bes DR.. gtusut 9Snt9
ipabre Sausfreunbe ais WeeiSinen esipprbrr,
inbem bieIelten li6 in gar pielen 6GlIsn ais
ppbItbGtts unb bilfrsi9 srtpislsn baten."
Inter prlen anbGren .3eu9nlIen erbieltGn
mir SUr aurJem tinsn Brief bon Sru. pstrr
Se1er, gIpmputb, Sub. pel6er Sei9t, bne bic
| 8 a nj burger Srppfen bes DR.. Nug.
86ni a nicbt nur BET flenen llsbsIn su 0s-
brau6sn GInb icntrrn aud taR Spr ter gIn.
psnbuns tsrIslbsn 9ranfbriirn ipri6sn miiiTrn,
bic Oft brr ttunif ptr gsBts ippttsn. Die
Samburser GrpPfsn batrn msine 8rau ipieber
gang brreelfellt. S6On IGu9ere 3rit lit lir an
8tbt baB lie nitt arbsn frnnte. gpir bUrtsn
BON ben Sambursrr Srppfrn unb gsbrau6trn
biefe Rsbbin reSslnGeia fir riniSe .3eit.
Weins 6ran bslIrrte li6 ;ulebsnSs une ii isBt
pirSsr gan, berssRelIt"
Srrr esbrsr @i9usI gICung, 9rabY's 9rnb,
ga, l6rritt:
sd babe ibre Samburgtr Srpp-
| W. tlHtl vEWb'HVtl w WI U' S'J w
priift unb brltihss biermit bnb bGs mas SOn
ibnsn in alien 3sihmsen hes 2anbe8 ausselast
pirS. feline llsbtrtreibuns IT, unb triinIhe Sb-
uen rs6t outsn 9bias fUpObI Su Sbrem eiss-
nsn SntrrsiIr aIS gum WObIe pirIer 1sibenten.
6rau GaIbariua 3immsrmanH 9anraRsr,
Staat Nstr gCrF. wsI&s SbaIi6sn 2sitsn un-
tsrwOrfea mar, i8rsitt iitrr ibrs SsiIuns;
SD lit lsbtsS 8ribjObr msbrsre MOnats an
arp6en MaeenbeIhperbfn. Uenn Id Gttpas
Sess0sn battle, 70 ifisB msin @assn tpisbsr alIrs
bon liG. SD ssbrau9te arltIiGe SiIfs, erbisIi
absr tpenis SinSrruns.
Sstbem i'd nun DIR. ausult aSnis' s
3 mburgcr 3rpPfen ssbraubf II
mein Wassn SpllfCmmsn bsrselffllt unb i'd
fam iesIi6e Speiie esuisBsn. SD smpfebIe
babsr bisIes ausssSei6nsts SsilmitteI allen Md-
esuIsibsnpsn aufs Ssfs,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
S1,71O,151.32

SI,1IU, IbI,32
y erm Gen:
Baar an Sanb unb In Der 8anI, Sill. $40. 81
9pnbs unb Rprisasts, trlis Gnfpri6t
auf ltsstness eIssHiPum Int Dsrib
bon $1,693,700, 7l6.7oO. 90
Wtr. St. Senpe, anetatbfner Wtrtb, 589,276,60
Staaf uno Sttp Banes, 47,846,00
Sanl. Siod, 6,600.0o
WnIsib.n stf6srt bur6 goGIai.raIs (ans
sts.b.ntr @srib, $Ss.47b), 35,ts2.4s
grunetlesniRum, 60,4sT,34
Snwa9s an Sntsrs1tn, Sult I, 1875, 1s,6O4.46
Baar In Sanb Der Qetnlsn, unb lum
Ginftnbune bsrtit, 70,4Io,40
Hhsouslttris Yranilsn auf WOIlslss, S,4I0.IS
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25
$ter TT Der Seiueis
spH leiner
mnabertre refai6fett:

0elet bic na6fOlScnOen beinatbli6cn
bur6 ben emineuteu GbcmiIten GOparO
Q. @arri0ues in PbiluOetpbia bcitatis.
ten 3en9uiIie
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-05-25

90 frtut mid Ju bsjsusen, bae mrin aiu,lid
srautsL Saar ourh ben @straut bts ,,9cn>
BON paar. Barbe erntuerer" p6lIis ~
fentr natitltttn Garts une frdfttatm WadSs~
ibrm Suridssbrabt purbs.
, 1876-06-13
TIL; DAILY NEWS,
III E:WS!

Tho II o'clock edition Of tho Cu1oAoo
DA1Lr News yesterday contained special tcl-
cgrams OF S1r. Dlaine's condition to II
o'clock; all tho Cincinnati nows to II the
Judges charge in Cullerton's trial tho jury's
withdrawal ut II; md special cnh!egratnB
from London to 3 2. m.! Tho subsequent
editions {o1tra aud rogular) completed tho
days. nows.
sucl unprecedented enterprise Ina gvcn
the News mora popularity, larger city cir
cnlation, md moro advertising patronage
than any other Chicago evening paper.
FIVE EDITIONS DAILY nro published,
containing ontirely fresh local and telegraph
ic news. 1t costa ono cont. It In Me cheap.
est and best paper ercr pudhshtdf For Balo
in tbs city by all nowsdealors and newBboys i;
sent 10 country subscribers at rs cents o
mouth, 81 quarter $3 year, postage pre-
maid.
, 1876-06-13
PRESS REPORT.

MnHTON'S HACKERS ENCOURAGED,
CIxC1aSAri, June 1a.-Thc Morton men,
starting with the assumption that Hlninc will
mot recover In time To SECURE tbs votes in tho
Convention he otherwise would, eycn II prr-
acntcl there Mt MI. arc In much better spirits 10
day than yesterday, claiming that the danger of
the dcfcat of their candidate has lcsscncd, anil
that what lungcr Ito las to fear comes from u
new source, not as yesterday from Conkllng,
but from Hayes. They assett that the etIorts
madu by tho Conkllug men to secure Southern
votes, that being supposed to be the most
vulnerable quarter, llaye failed, and that the
delegates from that section, col0Eed and white,
remain US yet fAlthful to those whum they VITO
pledged to support. The chief reliance Of Nor
ton IL IN acccssionl which Is believed will co,nu
to him from Ralnu iItn In tho Northwest and
Northeast, should 1t be found that tho latter
could not be nominated. II Ia claimed that q
third Of the lows, portion OF the Wisconsin, q
share Of the Michigan, fraction Of Illinois,
aud pretty full voto from Maiue, will go to
Morton when Blaine drops out. The number
to be thus obtained from ullnois Is not Us largo
, 1876-06-13
POLITICAL. VI:
Sounds, Uncertain and Oth-~
erwise, from the Gin
cinnati Caldron.
Blaine's Friends Working Less
Vigorously, but Still
Counting on Sue
Conkling's n[en Bend Their Ener-
gies to tho Conversion Of
Southern Delegates.
Bristow Stock Improving--Enthu-
slastio Meeting in His
Behalf.
Hayes Growing in Favor as
an Available Compromise
Candidate.
There Has Been No Unplcas-
antness Between Blaine
and Bristov.
Gov. Dennison Gives a Cor
rect Version of the
Matter.
The cloven Hoof OF Butler Stuck
into the Bond Scandal.
Anti"Tilden 0utcroppings Among New
York Democrats.
Gov. Dennison Gives a Cor
rect Version of the
Matter.
The cloven Hoof of Butler Stuck
into the Bond Scandal.
Anti"Tilden 0utcroppings Among New
York Democrats.
CONVENTION NOTES.
EPECUIATIONS,
MORToN's CiiuWD.

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t.. ~ '..s w.. 49, sol 'us" ny
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s,a, IT,, ar ~. I''s ~ s, y. ',ls ., "aa
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s,,ar,a 'J,a tna;l 1ai,.sn - 49, ~ 4 1,,s.' Ivy
,.s1 liz rs,.,,,,a. ,r. 49, ,t., "..o ''s'Ss
,,,ss 49, at.,a, ,p't, ss soA ~" .'aul
cans;r ,nI rnr,ior ~ ,,,ns' rs" fra,n "n" 1a,.a
Mic,i'.on md F1,,nnis an ,,s,,,. aasu,na '. ~
.hn,n n nt.,ra nun ,.ts,nD,. o" .Ss., su ,,s. -.
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, 1876-06-13

os eoa II p av. s tss T. .as mpe.:s hs. Pr
rena Wv St 9ork 'fn ntosnins %a nsa lin II,
ths. = snteman IT., ~ ha3 met on the en,s had COM
stor'T 10 Ind to me-. Col. tflstosy expressed 10
n n nnwllingnoss for thls story to 20 nncontra-
t5 msRs os aea a Ss{ond I'd o The
~ s. had been mentioned to nc, and my npmo rns
- tened in tho LITTER from New York. ho re- re-
! und Mr. blaine ut hin house. lie
hEcHlvED Us VERY CORDIALLY,
anu IT: bristow remarked 10 him that tlc desired
70 CAL h!h attention to.the contents nf h!s letter
from New York, 70 far ah they rotated TO the story
s s xns h. s % sa' s 5
oyer with Blaine, hut would tlescr doing 30 until
s5sef A. ns;1r, sJ1 wssk a. as nnast:tooa to
IN respect 70 such matter, but, Al he sn1d, thin
atory wa' Of 70 vile character that he could not
es'a oaa w T H. ans S.. sGe II" sen sess ,ss y H. qHa s.
blaine without hesitation. and il IN m W emphatlc i
tows nlmc connected with tio ORIGIN or nublIca-
%enfr a y; aTy hsy dns sn1. charged
in any .cn:c !e+poaii!e 70! thc Story. Mr. 1ris..
tho story from, Mr. Hlainc him.eif, and fcfcr.
rcd % tile time hna 1acu Ut it, communication by
ME nlsins 70 bin t1'Efataw). Having now dis
having
YuLIr ACQUITTED HIN
.! al refpnnahity In connection with It, as we'll
a. VI all tIther Of the mhny accusations ngnnst him.
nil u which was done In mutually friendly way,
NJ nf:t"w !; M ana werc about 10 sakc our 1cnvo
detail .le statement Of Tic gentleman 10 nc on tho
carr. aud mentioned thr fact TINT although per-
so soma! ae9unintanss Of tome ysarr, could NOT rc
Blaine, lie remembered him and mentioned hIa
, 1876-06-13
If.
THE MORTON MEN COUNTING HIGH.
EntriH{ Hif18frh In 73,H 7'rfhHux

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-, '"'o -" ""' "a' 'e''' w
WY" ~ r'I!'su'e a,la 't'-'n's'1ues' MI
,',s, " e'.o'tn ~ eVa''ons III ,a'"' VI c2',,
a4.s" .,'a n'.,, =" ~. man'aS up u e,a'ss, a''
wv AEu''"s -, "!'rA ~" no'''' ny '"''e, :.
no'1 @ ''a u"u "iun s.a't eses vi tHe p"'t ~
,au ~on!s'tes' anu " 'ass s. n'hoant III lax
~ n"e.tI'!.s ~, ae'eea'eo a"" po.tie'a"s ""o ~
~. ~ Ivy . ",', wv ,,. ,."n "I W."
..,,,,, ''e es'a '.', a.ue't r,
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H. R,a,nc and ,1.,, ,r,,r, Is r..a,,a,. 40. i.
,vn,1d snon, ,on,,un,, aorcu,o wight r.o,,,ro
, 1876-06-13

insisting that tho contest IL narrowed
down To Blaine and Conk1ing. Their object In
80 doing Ia to make It easier to huy over Nor
TOMS Southern support. The Blalne men rather
encourage the notion that the contest Is between
Blaine and Cnnkling, that they may rally to their
support the Murton and the Br!stow Delegates of
the West, who feel that Conklug'a nomination
mean. defeat. The result Is TINT the canvass
seems being narrowed down to Cenk1ing aud
Blasnc Tic delegates who want neither, there
fsa prospect will he driven TO support Hayes, in
which event he will take the lend.
, 1876-06-13
THE MICHIGAN DELEGATION.

i9feCiGt tHtpH|CA 10 1He 1FdbHHA.
CINCINNATI, O., Junu 13,-The first detection
IN thu Blaine ranks Is reported to-day III the
Michigan delegation. Last night It was reckoncd
all to pieces; that Is, IL ilas gone to Brtstow,
arose out Of tho Chandler and anti
Chandler fcuds IN Michigan poll
tics. Tic fact that Eugene Ilale, who
is Challllcr's son-in-lnw, Is ono Of ulaInc's
most trusted friends, seems to havc
impressed upon tho Michigan delegation
tint under Bla!ne administration TINT Chantl-
lcr, through Hale, would cosItrol tllu patrunagc
in Michigan, a1!d obtain tho wlllu+lland in tile
pnrty management. Hence tho ruvolt, and to-
night Dlnlnc men do not reckon on any votes
from Michigan, though they still hope to rccoy-
er tllu delegation.
PACIFIC COAST DELEGATIONS.
Tie Golden Jones, Of Ncvada, Sergeant, md
George Goshan have also captured for Conklug
ut lcast a purtion Ut the California unl Nevada
delegations, With falr prospect Of taklng IN tllc
whole of both. These delegations Wcru counted,
until to-eay, Us sulid fur Blaine, hut ncithr
these dcfertiuus nor Dlatnus Illness, nor, In
fuct, unything sceItIs in tho least to .Ilsca1ten
the Dla!nc managers, With untiring energy
they push tho canvass for him sharply, keep
up tho enthusiasm OF their followers, and mut-
tain an excellent organization for operation, Of
fcusiyu un1 defensive. Tonight they held
u ineettng tnalle up Ut representatives from each
Ut the delegations instructed or known to be
for Blaine, unl excluding representatives from
the Statcs which will pscsent candidates, 4
careful canyass Ut tho situation was 1natle,
thu result of whlcl, was that thu
}sfa!ne vote carefully anayzcd footed
, 1876-06-13
DRISTOW,
his laErUHf.ICAStsM.

TO the Editor n The Tribune.
WAsnISarnS, June 10.-Thc IHfer- Ocean Is ap-
prelcnslse that If Dristow were elected President
10 would follow the example Of Andrew johnson.
by going ovcr to The democracy But tho caees arc
not exactly parallel; the difference being that
johnson was an original Democrat, aied-in tho
wool. OF tho Gen. Jackson old Frank Blair,
Thomas RItchle stripe. l1c knew nothing else and
lnscd nothing clse. lie had tho virtue tn quit tho
party whcn its southern lenders precipltalcd tho
South into WIZ with the Government Of tho
Union; but he lad not the virtue To ~say out Of It
when he had the example and encouragement
OF tho D1asrs to lead him bacs into tho
ancient fuld. II will be remembered that John
ron. OIL Tho 4tll Of March, HIS, had the misfoe-
tune to be attaclcd with disorder which psostra.c
hin, for d month. lie spent q large part Of this
period under the hospttnbIe root Of Mr. Blair at
sses Spring; and, although he recovered from
the malady. he took Democratic relapse. from
iiat time, und grew worso aud worse 10 tho day Ut
hIs death.
Mr. Dr!stow, on the other hand. Is Of WhiE
antecedcnts. 1IIb fntlcr WAS Nhfg, Of tho
Henry Clay school. and q member Of tho
House Of Representatives at tic commencement Of
tho Rebellion. Moreover, Mir, Irstow wss q
un[on soldier: and it woald Indicate u straugo
idtusyncracy II, under snch c!rcumstaucce, hu
should join the party which brought on the War;
hcpHsty which from Ills youth up lie had loarned
to oppotu and to dread IA the Embodiment Of the
principles nf mfsgorcthMcnt.
That 1fr. bristow has been praised BY tho ho ncs
men Of all parties for tue integrity, ability, and
ygor he has displayed In his high Office, for Tho
fraua he has exposcd nnd punished, md for tho
millions he has tins Faved 10 tl,r Treasury, was
to ho expected. The fact IL honorable TO human
nsta.s an = feGutted m Of aes an
blame; III II the Official Integrity which ms - Won
goru qr,nion. rf"n' ~ u is, tSEs or
rtfHctlrs. II IL this character for integrity and
, 1876-06-13

9jeciat Dlspateh TO Tbs Tribune.
CINCINNATI, o., June 13.-Thu attcmpt Of tile
Conkllngit.s to whip the rntirc New York Il dcl.
cgation into tho support OF Conkllng has thus
fur proved unsuccessful. After tic meeting of
totlay tl!Y boasted That tie entire delegation,
With tho exception Of George William Curtis,
had agrcnl to support Conkling, first, lust, a,,d
all tile t!nc, though II was admitted Mr..
a. A. Low WIS ha1f.wAy against Conkling. Mr.
Curtis, huwcvcr, says there are number Of the
delegates who urt opposed to Conliling, though
they may vote for him ul tho first ballot, anu
possibly .1tcrwarl. There vii. hu two votes
fruln tic New York delegation OF tl!e first
ballot. ihtso ure understood to bo those Of
MIR. Curtis md 4, A. Low.
Dlnp1Hu ACTIVE.
The Conktng men are still on the lockout fnr
delegates Of loosu virtue, aEl gentlemen who
.icslru 10 dispose OF themselves can sio 80
just now to tho best advantage. It is
the lc.ise Of tho Conkllug men to rr-
licye tic delegates frnm ull these lii
lie pecunlary c,nbnrrassments which prevent
men from thinking clearly, especially upon such
I'LL important subject as thu nomination OF
President. 1t ID believed hy Couklfng's sup
portcrs TINT there are some ncn hero WHO, II
relieved fun tho caso about he'd and boasd,
would TIKI d broad and enlightened
view Of the situ4tiun, mud yotc for
Noscoe Conkliug. They have becu
locking lar such incn III thu California a.ld
Nesn,ia delegations, 4ral Among brethren from
tue Souh. Thu delegates from tie Gulf
States ila'c Ind luxurious carriages placed at
their command, antl have been viewing the
puIuts Ut interest IN thu suburbs, In which they
take lessinterrst, however, than in free lunches.
The Moron men say that
IpnoDr HAS Helm BOUGHT ur,
either along the colorcd mc,l or the carpet
baggers II Is Impossible to tell till tho serious
v"ti1'g teglns. 1t Is pretty certain tl,at Conk
Hing his made serious impression OIL tho
goId-loing CatiforuiAMs, and II Is believed
he hs secured onu ulau IN Ohio
believing that wien hs got him lie got more,
In whic he Ia believed to bc mistaken.
Conaing mcn weEe quiet to-day, doing all
their work noIselesaly, but keeping at
It III tha same. Tho Conkling men
to-day arc following UP their tactics Of
, 1876-06-13
TIIl)EN.


1Sptc1a! It1pateh 10 The Tr1bune.
SEw YoHI Jnne i2.-Thr conviction ct George
n. Lord IL believed here by Democrats 10 have
largely benefited Til.ien before the Convention,
hut 1t IL calculated to lnjurc him It he should be
nominated. Thu basis for this IL tho belief that
T!llen'a great strength with tho delegations out
n'tlo Ut Nrw iork lies In tho fact TINT II ts
believed he can carry New York, AMI that he
hns tho reputation for energetic reform which will
appeal strongly to the country In national caln-
pnIgH. At thu SAME time the ConyIctinn Of 1ort J..
lpoktl nr"h by many democrats breach of
faith TN thc part Ut Fttdcn who had cuVuctlet! pre-.
,iDus to tlr Gtica Convention for the support nf
tho ca!al ,np,i 1hsy viii certainly turn on him
now Tint thry find ihemsc*e1 deceived, md mid
greatly % dcfr" him III The uat'ona1 canvass In tlIs
Church, ex.inv. Hrach and many other plnu!.
nj nsnt nenoS!at* Alo very actively antason!sttc To
Iiiash Whsls ~ M ne?font asa hssnats VIZ are i,fc'
MtttAl.