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NOT SAFE.
MEANING NLAINE's NOMINATION,

n tho Eaftor n Tho Tribune.
WAsH1S0ros, d. C., May W,-Rcpubllean
suvccss can only f,c achieved BY thu Republicans
w.wlng an aggressive wur. II BY Democratic
sagaety or our own folly WE nru put upon tho
defensive, We will be hentcu. How far wifi
Blainu's nt'tniatton put us On tbs tlcfens!yei
Grant TINT nftrr ]ls nomination isc will not bu
subjected to nny noro Investigations, or accused
Of MY murr oiIcnses tnf which we are not
surc>, o,sr Journals and fpeakers will br com
PEELED To devoto q large portion OF thctr time to
explaining away those charges which lnvU ycxctl
tic public ears Tot tlIc pust thrru months. An
uutayo vou,nr vii! have to bu studied, and all
the mysteries Of public lifc made clear tn thu
common understanding. 1ilalne, our candidate,
Will not then hs a,n:sly Investigated by II Dcmu.
cratic coMm!tte, but By Tho american people. II
w would We rasMot asuiA thu isrne, for tlesn
chargcs. except thu Northern Pacific matter, arr
not nnw brought ont 'y thu prospect of Dlaine be.
lug candidate, but they have been floating In tho
| alt for yensa. Our silence would be considered
s os, a.. a'ses. t. ,het ttntaincss Ths grrat aHs
! tisis sympathy fnr blaine hns strengthened him.
VI! not th' full discussion of tho.e Charges leasa
l,lnine's career tl.at cannot he fully rxpllnedr
Eits't'rni'y this Is year when, aliosu all other
dae W b. wIsc .hrm to IT, tx" tSg ff 1 ~ sis, sn
nrt!. "afrr me who has trcn ninro a+tntlfd than
all tho other randatrs put tscts..s. cspec,alIy,
cxpatne,l1 This yrar every candidate must show
that not only aFe the .lr4cs uot proven, hui hu
Proof. nb+oiate pfoof, mol presumption Ut ln!,.
ccMcr, Il nav drn.an!rd
Wih nl4Inc as candidate, one lss,.. Of tho cam
pasn will hy the vcraCty nj Col. Thuul48 A, Scutt
f.,r hls uath stands N ihr protection ot Nininr iii
tic s0t, 600 bond matter. People VIII ark Viii
ssft ttfS Y oas ~ S
will give him that p'ssessltnf
, 1876-06-03

CIT norton Of the community demand for Trrr!.
dent ench a man hs Hcnjnmtn II, Dr'stow hns
wards breaking np Til aEigantic whisky and other
corrupt Rings than any other man In thu lhnd. l!c
ftandt bcforo the country .puro ami tncorrnrtl-
Bio officer, fearless nnd lust In the discharge Of his
dMty And tl,e peculiar condition Of our pol,tca,
affairs at this Tins ealla for this nbe and faithful
publie officer to be at the head Of tho tHvcrnmnnt
VIII, a. much force the times demanded - 1Icn-
cet Old Abe, when tho people called him 10 tho
Trcstdrntiaf chair.
Thousands Of our best and most innncnta, Gill.
xens arc Joining tho " 1sf!ntow Clnb." which las
inst hoen oEganlzed in this city, and praying tor
The tme 70 conc when all tho thieves in thr land
from those high In Office down to :. Bcan pcr!oiht,
shall oecnpy places whcso they belong. lin ttc
Penitantsry. Let rs all 70 In for Honest Ben
Drt1to1, the cntmy Of thieves.
--. r1.ConECrrI0S.
, 1876-06-03
ST, LOUIS.
Tt!H LAST or TIE Mt1ilt0AHS.
- tFrfkLNA

sT, Louis, June IA number of thr crooked
whisky dlstillcrs Win had pleaded guilty to lit
dIctments To participation III the revenue
frauds wero brought ny for Sentences to4iay,
anil large crowd was III the United Stutts
Courtroom 10 Witness tho proceedings. Dis
trIrt-Attnrpcy Dyer moycu for thu srntunce Of
u. H. Thrill, Louis Teusclicr, w. Il .Jowett, L. G,
Quinla1l, benjamin Qulnlau, ". II. Wadswortll,
au,l Boli,nan & OIlAr;,, whesvupon Col.
Br.;tihoad u.osc and aslc \ 1ctg;ly slatc,,lcut,
representing that the Prosecuting ,,lljecrn
uf the Gorernncut, lu view Of tls
, 1876-06-03

nn refuse IN br carried nway by excitement: will
they gye ns I'M rnsy campaign, md certain victory
nr II j! they require heavy work In an uncertain
rncef ...........
II may hc that Tho apparent popularity of nlatne
IN Illinois, exhibited nj 1priiGlell, iH Intended
to tlnay pr1srrrr the Interest. Of t'nnkltny, thr
fasorftc can.ldnte af thc rrctIdent and dozen or
mere Senators.
Thtr IA the last article expect 10 write prior tn
TINT aueuet tnay shall hnsc dong It's work my plncu
Will be In ttr rank.. battling for Tho sncccsa IT
their nnn,ncra. In cnnelnsInn vii! my, M, no
politician, nnr do / seek pnlltIcnI distinction. I
have no AZ to grfnl. nor hnvo l Al any tfmu RIM
after political Ends mt Of tho Republican party
proper. ". II. i.
, 1876-06-03

tNnGfrI3nl{ Ep.j CNurjfr,
The wife 0f Mr.. 10 MtCuaky was awakened
the other night BY something pushing over her.
passlnK hcr Ean,l Around mud feeling nothing,
sse WIS about 70 go to sleep, Wien ringing
struck light, alI,!, colcli up hy her pillow, st
bclesd \ large rattlcsnake. Almost Paralyzcl
al the sight, she for n moment knrw nut what
to do; but the Iulhcr's lore oycrcAn,c her fuar,
her baby a'h two ltlllu children wrsc in I,gtl with
llcr, Aud tllc wonder Is that some VI them wire
.lut bitten by the intruder, Ii hyr movements
haul ntgesrd It, and, wilen sc discovered il, H.
wus balanced for stroke,
, 1876-06-03

TIE TRIGGER.

TWO DAfS' SHOOTING NEAR Ia sALLE.
Special Dispatch to 1Ae Tribune.
LAaALLE, ILL.,, Inuc 2-The hrst tlnY OF t'le
second annual tournament Of tho Lasallc and
nnce aud pFopit!ous weather.
The first sweepstakes, s5cntry, I'VE birds up,
was participated III by C. q. Miller, F. j. Kelly,
W. II. Buttcrflcld, N. Doxy, F. KImball, Charles
Stock, and W. T. Mason, Doxy und Mason
the third was divided between Miller nnl But
tcrAeld.
Second sweepstakes, same rs llrst-C. d. MIL
Ter, +. j. Kelly, N. Doxy, T. KIml,lll, T.. +.
Mctzgcr, ". II. Dnttcrllell. Miller took llrst
money, kelly second, and Metzger third.
Third sweepstakes, sumo na first and second
r. Kitnhal1, ]. Cruoks, ". r. Masnn, Thomas
Orr, a. llnin!ltuIl, Charles Stuck, r. ". Cou!,
I! W.; "; eoMrn osl VI IL ,1 n%tsre kn; 4 D. MiIsr
toos frat money, Kelly SECOND, third divided
between Cooi uul Miller.
Fourth sweepstakes, the saue--Kelly, Doxy
!scal, Klinlnll, Hamilton, Crooks, Orr, CowAi,
and Cool. Kimhall took iisst MONEY, deal
SECOND, anu Orr thIrd..
Fifth sweepstakes, Tor double birds, entries
e5-Cool, Doxy, Kelly, Miller, Beal, Humilton,
md Gown. Cawan took llrst money and Cpof
second.
s!xth sweepstakes, for single birds, five mp
Cowan, Gcorgo COLEMAN, Cool, aud Dcnl
Crooks took first money, Kelly second, and
llunlllton aud Cowan third.
IU.;E ?.
Shooting bctc.n with sweepstakes, flvo birds !;
flyo entries, IS caeli. 4. s. slasol tuok 1lrst
nl1ncy anl a. Hamilton sccontl.
Second sweepstakes, six entries, ten birds,
$40. +. ". Cool took first money, C. u. Miller
second, md N. Doxy third.
Thirl Awcet,st altcs, elnven entries, five birds,
s.. II. Jaeo6s tnuk first money, Charlcs Stock
sccnn1, ami Il. ". Cool third.
Fourth sweepstakes, eleven entries, f1ye birds,
Is. d. Crooks took first money, and second
money was tliyllcl between G. u. Miller urd T.
g. Mason, II. jacobs took third
Fifth sweepstakes ten entries, llyo htrtts, S..
Il. w. Cool tu6k first money, f. ]. Reilly second,
anil A. Hamilton third.
Sixth swccnstakes six entries, tive birds, s..
+. j. kolly took first m0uey; second divided be-
tween Il, W. Cool nttl ". Doxy.
s.. i. w. Cool tnuk Arst nnrry; sccnnd li-
vAed between i. ]. Kelly md ]. 8. Bcal.
To-inorrow, the closing dAy, Is expected to be
d lively one.
, 1876-06-03
TIE GERMANS,


TIE GERMANS
nHisrow T1fEln FAvoR,TE CANDIDATE.
III the Ed'or NJ The Tttanne.
nunuQuE, H., May 3i.-To+1ay the Republic
ans Of Iowa will rnrct In Dcs Mones and select
tlclcgntes to thu National Republican Convcn.
ton 10 bo hell at Cincinnati r,inc II, to nomi.
INTO candidates for tho Presidency and Vice
Presidency. WIN will tho candidates for the
Presidency hcs As inr "a lowa Is concerned, she
will give her solid vote for Dlaine. II tho dele.
gates arc not instructed, which ia lkc1y to bc
The case, good carc will be taken that none b,t
blaine men arc cilosrn, AS tnostly all the poll.
t,clans arc for Blaine; l,aa not Senator Allison
worked for hin, for The last three ycarst
This Congressional District scut l., L. Aims
worth, It Democrat, to the present Congress,
md thu way things arc uuw, Il is
likely hc will be succeeded by Dcmo-
crat, he not bcnEa candidate for reelection This
district ie, with 1,opuar candidates for President
and vIcc-rscsldcnt, good for Republican .na-
jority ot 1.00o 10 LIMO, b,t Etn confident that
1tlainc candidate far President IL mot the mani
1t Ia possible Tint Dlatnc ay carry this district hy
Il etnnll majority, hut it will take great dcni Of
hard work. With Hrssow At tho head of tho ma
tionat ticket the l, :oo majority will be reached
cna,y. Their nre great many tiermana in thrco
counties, an1 flnse tLc largest of this district.
namely. Dnh,qnc, clayton, and Allamkco; In tho
other couusies Of The ,ttret. -pelnwnre, Faycttc,
firrn,an-. Int mt In such the rst named.
Tiir majority ot tlr:n Gcsmahs lsaso voted, mp 10
wh the t1c9nff 5 e. 'Sy yy wSre N the
to .. man for l'5i,!ox, not 6eean.e they
benc,t. but because ,hoy tl;ink him to be IT, % run
under ti,r circumstances; thry know him to he In
ot a fs hGy q ~ w ahuas o
may t,t personally honest, haa neVet In his long
ca.ccr in Congress shown the same tlctcsslnat<a
will, to some extent, he tol IN ttc hnn:a tf oii.
ticinns nn'l ;FLrn. n.rn!cta, md argue. "Mlly docs
M o h namnae Sp s e esn
WIN has done more in this respect than nil the III.
guhl!ean leaders Of to-day have done or ever will
The German Republicans md 1.ibcsnls TO not
want to :: With ths ncmncFattc rartx 1Ht goodly
ans Or as 1 1s 30
with tho exception ot Nristuw Or Waehburnc
t;n To any tnto'eligcnt Gcrman. be he Republican
.sWho IL your cho!cc Tor President y and IN nnc
eatss oMt Of t, tn |'e VII unhesitat!nsly an.wSr
F"r fonk'ins Marten. or any n @ tSs elass t sery
few; hut they wonld not be cnthnslastia in their
rceetsr thr nomination. With I.fiato* ut the hcnA
e. q .he Nat.,a! " tsket, The Third Congressional
next Ctnpress, with 1,la!np there Il ouIi of it.
with conkltng or MoEton' put the district down as
thc Nerd Iona Ufrold, published al Eikndcr,
Giayt9n County. and the hora Iowo Io*'. pub.
Drlriow: The tl,in lie Ndtioaai De.NotrH,
raeIished as pMIuuq1c l has always , heeu nemo;
II wnu not fight him very hard, although 1t would
b. fnr Tildcn, considering the Inter q good re-.
former. Thctwo lint nanrd papers are Liberal or
ure gutc influential In the d~trset II is hard 10
tell whether they would support cvcn Hlhtrc
, 1876-06-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

1stE OF VloIrr, ,Jana a.-Tho steamer iFss'
nstz, CAPT. Armstrong, fruim S1w fJik, Ms! =
for London, bus passed up thv cAannel "Aa
shaft broken.
LONDON, Juno 2.-steamships Boshnia, hh1'
nndria, !AratiIa7 a,..l Cornwall. irun. .tT 1'tA'
have u;riTuit nit.
BALTIMORE, AI,!., Jnrc 9. ,e4su.sp lI4tta'
niAn, frulu Liverpool, hAs arrived.
, 1876-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

Spfc701 7Tsll0lck 10 The 1FlbNHe.
VENOM. Ill, June Cool Fort, our present
efficient Congressman, will not he candidate
fur reelection. ffe Is now fcrvtng Ills fourth
year, a''l has tlorcr been absent single day,
nor missed 4 rpll-sall. lie hns brcn faithful
anil intlcfatIgallo Republican mc,nher, aud his
friends expect to see him calcl to n higher
position some time IN tho future. lie rollltl be
tcnonlInatcd by gnoi majority, but hfs prefer
e.,ce ami decision Is tn retire to private l|fr.
Tho candidates that will NOW enter the flcd arc
Culver. Strawn fnyron nj Livingston, B1nt[es Of
THE LOUISIANA REPUBLICAN DELEGATION.
t;Ew ORLEANS, La.. lune 9.-The Louisiana
delegation to the CINCINNATI Convention to. day
meet in CINCINNATI .tMne ~.
, 1876-06-03
G. II, MCCORMICK.
Ills CHANCES Fon THE pEMocNATlU SECOND
PLACE.

G. II, MCCORMICK.
HIS CHANCES Pon THE pEMoCNATlU SECOND
PLACE.
CAienyo Times, tFHnt2.
This town Is full OF tnen who confidently ex-
prct to BE- taken completely by surprise at one
ur tile other of tho three Conventions yet to he
held, In which this State has strung Interest,"
those respectively of Cincinnati and ST. Louis,
and tho subsequent one ut Springfield. Several
heads erstvhile noted for continuing something
| more intellectual thnn wool are Of lntc ornu-
1nentea with llgtuiny-rotls intended to attract
tic subtle ilul1 OF popular selection. One of
these rods shoots far away over the head
| TINT bears 1t Into tho Blorlcs OF that SUBJ
lime region where sits the ChIof Magistrate
Of tlle nation aud his next best .nnn.
Cyrus H. Mccormick, In fnct. Is lnblc to be struck
l,y lightning, and rather expects tbs catastrophe,
II fnslecd he aoca not courtls Mr.. Mccormick Inns
been for many years identified with tho Democratic
paEty. anil devoted to its PRINCIPLES. lie has not Of
late been at all active In politics. but has eat BY ami
watched the fuss merely with syuputhy for the un
dcrnost lie has an immense fortune anA large In
tereata to care for, but lie mover has been either
Governor or Vice. President and the liberal amount
partly frame inclscs within hn desires IN Violent
ss reapcctabl'tty permits for one or other at thoTu
M S Il not IL my pcnso an oce
seeker; but - II nominated he would not ,IGclne
oec: arc S99in e ,S M yon sss u,a o m'st 1 s!
nvSx ane ' ef ~ omsf IN In % rrcd s 1
lightnlng.1od, and calmly awaits tho n,oinrut when
4 gentleman, an Intimate frictll Of Nj. McCur-
MILK. t!as nssared 3gn'es representative shat
eansuHs, yet the matter has been freely mentioned
to him, and he fce1* tat he wnuld not 10 doing hit
| duty to 1ttusc either the Vicc-PresIdency Of tic
Tla trn 1 sai ii ill., ontiean usssa tIaa a'I IL.
nutlonand tho State 'layo stGsred severely On nc.
ri n o1jtica nfIa.Ts and Scccp oica sa H. H. IL.
Gotis ~od bs ss$sd t. % MAKE sse great persoap per- s
+ ad Is 'assps ast bi but @
s asy sis Il s If s ssa" w he w @ f., M
wy fss9syp SsoS sppGseS e. fs @ sG" ss offered
10 runs" 1|S'' ~ ~" '1''> ~ "oa'a ps''of
IN hat 's wnv S "Gn o. Mona Hnso Hny
tsrmiek j. not going in|o TIL. ing ns hant M @ for
en t. Hs tG n, 1es ecrov f@s h III n nm mn u hG Is
s s m d nst IT, o.xna,, e es i Ss
h a. man o s! ass ~ aS .rko
VIII haitovs Tr ticG,ct cn 10. ~ ~ @ aee mn sInae.
h sSft M t coua 10. he n"ie }maiclouhly
XsSorMiiskI, + @ T!|}@vn % soaIi sasry $sx yak, IA
t.o S,s,ea IN. eIrytnn xoai aino H. aha wtn
patty. ~ - ""''4 ~ '"'' ''' '''
st.l a%,hsf ~ noat!oa oH q @ as 2 al other
s1.. Iney VIII hot eohsent to tllt htrstns up of
prnash Of canraIE;9, has been ths a'ennl fer tte
an'w III ,iik"nnv t"r,uat, u1t Wen imsal
rIhs sted 81 ,ho sthef socsa.s a onss
ta1o 10 tapn1ha M o t%n o. lhes new pHc'l
cas % other " TB tne i ,e canus1 WEI =, aow ao,
, 1876-06-03

u TUE Ex-HE1ESuE AGENT Az ELEPHANT M
TIE HANDS or THE 10 E;.SME:T ArroE
NEYsf
Sptciai nispateh TO Tie Tribute
MILWAUKEE, Wis, .lunc2 2.--1uu kllnw 1nw yer,
uMcomfortab1cu IL fc!ow In when Ia curiosity +,
thoroughly aroused, and ho can't nnd out t1lat
which he most desires to know. That Il pre-
eisely tic ix WI nru In up taru III this lovely tIty
of crcanicolnrcd bricks In rrgartl to tho siien.
position tllnt tic Government attorneys arc 10
mike of Alr. s. j. ConkIn. What will ll,cr 10
with him now that they have rot him :ls thr MI
absorbing Quest[un iii everyhudy's mouth, anil
there Is nobody wlio scGil's capable Of giving
satisfactory answer. Mr.. Conklln las
been granted Immunity OIL ptrpus.
TINT he might come here and be ,lscd us a W.T.
ness asa!nat-whons, VIZ don't exactly know,
hut we keep OF with tho Ynnkec'B p,trus ltvc
and 8ntss rs much as VIC please.
The puallt all along has credited Mckinney
and Dixon with zeal anil elrtieatncss In prose
cutting thoac guilty Of fiuuds upn tic revenue,
casc now before them tint lonks Suspicious, 10
Fly The lcnst. Mr.. Coni;ln was vistc1 In liza
exile hy Il GDycrnrac1,t officer Df this r'ty, 10
whom he communicated Nil he 1stlt'ws If the
inside workings Of thc Hing, aa1 being
It's Treasurer aiId general flnurrnl agent, ii II
prcsun,ab1c TINT he ki,ows considerably lnuyr
tllan the outside world. Tl,u6e Representing; The
Oovernmca; ;'crc weru fully Informed of the
Gxtent und ..Ar Of Afr. Con!;lin's testiinuny,
uml It was spau this knowledge thus oIl':!aiIy
obtained that they requested lnl to return. Thu
first signs of n back~sluwn ~:ls OIL the part Ut
Supervisor Matthews. 1tn agreed to go before 4
Commissioner, and make complaint nsanst rrr-
tain parties, based on CDnk'in's testimony, |,r,,.
yttlea the Gnycrnli1cilt attorneys you'll say that
It was sufficient to convict; hut Matthews
did not put In nh . n1rcar,.!ltc on
tic day sct, Int ''' srnt ;
man nntncu Miller 10 represent l.i1n. Miller
docs 11"t SEEM to 10 bound hy any previous plla
or promts. If l,a superior, hut vIc,r, It a5 III
original proposition, hAsrtt tIat tic. t,n. il very
nnxloI! that somebody -lnk,luw:, to :!.ls d. ~
ncnt shall lr cunyfetptl. III the n,.antli!,
"Cnnk" Is on tlv ratEgcA edge. H. i,",ra tlAt
1llc Government slIli"GA urc getting, Wr;lll. .I
that for Gurlia unknown rtatn,. they afra.t
to prosecute tllosu who wos:ld lie implicated ~
Ills testimony, antl that the upstlot Of 1t vii! {
that lie will be allowed Ills sufrr io return
To Canada or btal4l n trial hero hh!l-
self for dcfrauding the Government. But
] think that Conllin IL NOW master
OF tie situation. I[e llls fulfilled thus lar Nil
tho conditions uf lA agreement, anil II ltc l. mt
Nscl fur fear Of hurting tlic p4cty it III not lii
fAHlt. II tic purity rCll afford to let some
guilty men cscNpe hecl,lsc Cuni{in's testIn.nnY
would reveal rotten Ktntv of afIairB III Wist,,-
sin, md not n5t lint ls Il wtLuGss' nav tiiat lie
Is here, 1t is stronger than thu!s It IS. Cous-
lin has been summoned Ia 90 to Washington
nMi give testimony hcfurr :!in House Commit
tee, but he has mt yet departed, hopng that lls
might first bc used here.
, 1876-06-03


MANSON, Wis, May .7.-I an, sorry to con-
cule, from your paper Of yesterday TINT hIr.
DIalnc'a chances Of nomination hive improved;
hrca,lse, you very well knew. 1t Ia ono thing 10
be nominated, md another to be elected; and be-
causc believe tho great luAy of independent WI.
tcre, whu will decide The election tlIs year, hare
made ttr the1r minds not to vote fnf any candidate
who tns been without protest, part of tl,e ma
chine, Us Mr. Blaine has hccn, Or who T. Hcek,ng
II doing. II the Republicans throw awny
the oppnrtanity Of nominating man WHO n thor
onghy Identified with Reform. | do not lclicyc
tho Democrats Will l,c 70 foolish, ana they l.ayc
several men who will he far more acceptable 10 the
!aynrcss ot Ncforin thnn SIr. U1n1nc. II the
american psople wS,e rot hound hand and toot
ber in this Centennial year. that they hnyc rtates-
man Of tho bert Kcso!atlonary ssnek; ono who t,aa
position IN Which ho has been p1acul olc against
whom his worst enemies wonIa never dream Of
only dcfcct as candidate Il. thai he i too aIir
too upright, too independent, md too thoroughly
tratnrd fl public ahlrsthcy cat It too nrlstocrat
ic"--tu bv a tool u party politicians. MAEcIl
, 1876-06-03
IN GENERAL.
THE MAIN QUESTION:.
WILL nLAlSE, If NOMINATED, ne 4 sTI.oH0 CAM
n1pATEl

Will. nlAlsE, If poM,HArrn, ne 4 s1noso CAM
" pipA7ri '
wA1sns,,r:H, Me-, May a':-rar,''n me f"r
w "a c'eet'oh Is ~ important IN ffo'''ea as III
theology. And IL has now brrn entirely lost
wv. NV WV. ~, - r' 40, ,,u
~ "ha not Noe. :. " haf III" IL p'"'i. nhPuleoh
10 run the legs Off Its eol|iets to reacl Belgium,
80 ~. ,1'a. NJ. ,.,',
Ills rnssnorfs for VI h,'enat ll'o fFlei,us "t
H.. f,t.n,,,,,,t nor,f,ot,o, N.r,t thcn7-
'nW ehp'''''''' ,'''''' '."s', a,,.,. ~
Will lie be AZ ftf'ag Win inc "o-
Mn liz November az with the nUlttjtIans
l., s,n.o, ,yI,1 I'm snn1,s NJ nr,.tnr.. lnnk1Inr
~ Ma." "' ,r,xrs sn5 Ws.h,,nruo c au,,c,tn, rl"r,
for him. rni vii, hi. rcpo.c he tho swrc,et on Thu
ton,l,rr hanks of Tint sail md litter atrcam whlc,
ID thc no,I,rEon.e cneytus,
However "a1z'ea We M"ne peop1e may &c ny sho
e1.sreolsers bt!,iiancy and success. however
n,nch hi' lnecomplt.ments eui'st onr syn.
rasly and Affection. There arc many nf us WIN can.
mi lie1r regarding his candidacy as full Of peril.
W. do o5 M r s9y Tat e 5 HI sn; !" h
EFeater.
IL the 1rtt place. Mr. hlhine IL mt generally pop
fFe.s ana III. .tnenisho can.toi ctthe llepaollean
M ie te o. M e as y eai II
ONCE holders and pnliicfane arr friendly to 1im.
and th~ rmnoths hfs way Iii all political gatherings;
Interested to undertake. tho worl. heFo L. nnn moro
pron.lsnE GelI lar w otsanizZ!nttun q Ht'stnw
cns thar @ TIC s,atn OF "1nS, H. INC rssn Or II can-
village, and town " the state tho Republican!
esce!y. .contenlng parties. WIN daily wsangie ov.r
HE different phases OF the cS'Senkcrs character
, 1876-06-03
Wl}EHtI'IlING.
At DKTltQlT

Special Dtstafrh ~ 1ha TtttrHA
DETRolr, Juno 2.-Turlay the question OF a
rnatrl, between Mclaughlin and Mar,Iu WAS
definitely sctttetl, and wrcstlt for thu c.snn-
llolship will laku pluru II. tue Whitney Operl-
House June ~.
, 1876-06-03

TUB uKAHu CUUECIL.
Tho Granl Council uf the Central Republican
Club Of Cook County WIS to hAve llvl,l 4 meet.
my yesterday MtuEnuon ut $50 O'Clock, but u
, 1876-06-03

r.o,tt ,,.,n. 4h 4.I.,m
n''n'.e rt's"e' tno p''so''efS had
done the prosecution In bringing
10 Justice much greater criminals desired th,i
thu Court Should pursc n. mere ifu1 rou,un
,,.si1 towards ti,e,n 1rr s,,l ~, nr,,'1,
a.,,'. i'',s.'.,.,.,. ,,. . r."',''*e"'
Fnr""tl or mummy ha'l oeeh t"aue 10 ''HflEt
tlIeln t" become Witnesses, and yet they llaI
yrrn
-Axrou,rAuss 4l7ln
=, - ,o,,,r, ,,mlr,rort +, rot,,r, t,r IL, t.
~ 49,. '.s .,,",. :" ~ t.' nnre
as u.sui"s.ea s,,',. tnsS i' nnc ~ hi'G Witncri
s.I w'. T., H. W, r"ot si Ill.,, ru , s,.si con-
fP'FhtorA Ill thc gttht " h'hRy it'f'S "oH'u hests
1inVc ufeh eunVictc'!, anu Wltn0Ht Eliirll tlie
ioyrrnnllt would never lIase been nhla
~ pec'trr Sl,MAhMh u Judgments, rnnls
cations, nlha ioTtct,iros which it Ind sccl,rrd
the Treasury iar itle osses which Ind ,ss bcsn s'is.
tatnc'l, r'HllIral nlfo called attention to the
!aet tlat 1linny .! INC II, i.nuls aistlirrs Ind
prGh iorrcu ~" te rtI'is ny thfeats lrol'a Joycz
, 1876-06-03

TO The 7sHl!1F q IHt 3FfbNht,
CASEY, ILL.,, May 31.-Tllo slObhering speech Of
Dcy. ut Springfield shows ''the Governor" died
hard It vii! do for On old maids tca.rarty very
we'll j. Y. L.
, 1876-06-03

md the Hon. Atnneo acA.ons ne 1ouin, and Tho
Hon W. Il. Bater. cf East Saginaw; for Llouten-
ant Governor.
, 1876-06-03
1}AEIT-BALIl,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
{,uAeit,I 1jrI1frh tn TIA Trth,tns

NHIVARtJS~EUH EL1.H4
Special Dktafch to Iae 1rtauns.
DosroN, MISS, June 4.-'rhr Chcugus went
up to Lowell to-sloy, and played tlio semi
professional club Of that city III tho presence Of
about 80u pcople. The srora WIS:
inHings- l . 2 i s o 7Rn
i'hlcag0,... .........O q y o D q 3 D I'LL
Lowcl!.... ....,....1 l D ) O -
The contest WIS male exciting By thu hartl
hitting Of tho loi!c club, who inAlc II first and
~ total t'uscs uR spaldug and McVcy. Tile
first anu c:s' totals, Hines lcatlng with three
hits on which hc Hln.tc eight bascs. Andr,la ind
. Blelaski tlalocd we'll, and Tit for two buses
each.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EtEzAnETll, N. j., June 2.--I}asc,ba!l: Louis
YIlles, .; kes"l'itcs, |.
CthGlNhATls-NEW HAvENH.
NEw IlAvEs, Cosn., Juac 2.-l,asa.b bull: Gin
clnuaiis ., New Ilaycns 2.
, 1876-06-03
CORRESPONDENCE,
"NOT MUCH, MARY AAN.n

T" Tho Et'ftor n The Tribune.
CHICAGO, May 3l.-Every little ~hilo somo
political w!scuerc publishes prophecy of what