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thu Euo1tsh..ncak,nr pub,,c who should feel
ihnt Ii wns a nrIvego 10 10 allowed to study
German. Az Il Gerf,nn, he stated TINT flc did
not intend, andtlil not ,vlsl,, to Gcrnanze tho
institutions Of thjs country, lie hnd learned
10 rcror,j Il n. lila Ow,, country He Ind fought
iur il, love It, md truwn iip with u, md ho
int no tlcsire to ucrtnat,tsc anything or nny-
bo.iy. Thcru was o.lly QUO amendment he
wuiiiJ lIl;c 10 make to MI. Aruoilts prbpoaI-
tinn, md ti,at was 10 njarc tttc power of grnnt-
nr rrc,,,es ii, tLo la,Ids not nuly uf the super
intendent, but VI The committeeman for any
nnrtvSInr srl1ooj,
Atr. English spoke. He liked Mr.. Sheen.
inger's it1aukness, anh rot.trasted tho spirit VI
his rgnlurls With that exhibited by so1nc other
Ucrtnat,1. mentioning no names.
ncv.rai nt,nhnrs srnkr in favor Of Mr.. Arm.
ain. nr"rn.itiom ami th"ro ,yns al ay{tlent de.
sf.a +, tsia ti,o fcita,,s nur.tiot,. Mr. Pruas.
inv. howev"r' wos nat titsnt,ssi TO give no 30
nnssitv. ani ,nntir another nrruncnt, al the con.
rinsion Of whlrh
M. Smith. IN hts n.ual facctious manner,
,nnrn, I'M nrnv;n,ts o,,cstion. liz yurv nrot14t.
" observed tlst ryrry one knew lust a6uut as
, 1876-12-28
THAT METEORlTE.
lre APPEARANCE OVER OTTAWA.


OTTAWA, ILL.,, Dec, 225.-1 bappaned to obsorvc
tue great meteor Of Dec. 81 from the cast side
Of Sec. 20, Township 81, N. Range 2, east
of tho third principal meridian. lad been en-
gugcd during the day surveying for William
kamorsck, Il German, In Tic Township OF Yer
million, think the old Gcrman'a clock was
eon,uwhnt too fast, rs observed ttacven minutes
pelnre . o'clock, carefully noted lis track BY
Bome trees that stood nuar!y In the range, both
to thu fnr west cnd Gust. hnl found BY MY
traustt next morning the course to bo nearly
N. ri der. n. {trnu ncridian)-lts greatest clc-
walton about IL deg About four seconds be-
fora its greateat elevation r large fragment
scc.ne.1 to split on and fly towards tho left. l
fudge the time It WIS visible to be twenty-five
seconds; five minutes and thirty, seconds after
wards, a loud, iarring, ruinIllnE noise was
heard, not unlike what is produced by heavy
ordnance Mt a distance. There was very thin
huge Of clouds In the heavens or might hnyc
observed tue stars 1t passed over. Its track Was
visible several seconds after It had passed, nnl
am confident that the foregoing course aud Gle
vation cannot be very far from the truth, The
place Of observation was Ave miles west and ten
miles south Of Ottawa. Tho trouble ts, the
time Is 20 ahort'to make m observation that tho
| meteor has passed before we eau get ready,
| There was Erecntsh light that 10 not easy to
| describe over tho whole country, nearly as
| bright.as day, ns the meteor passed over. He
| spcrtfully yours, GEoNGE ". BRuMBAcK,
Surveyor Of 1.aSalto County.
, 1876-12-28
THE SENATORIAL PROBLEM.

-, ~ !.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Dec. 2a-The question, VINO
sholl he the successor Of Gen. Logan In Tho 8en-
atc Of TIM United States3 will sopu become one
NV y. sAa s.s.sns l.. I,,,n,,,s ~. ,,,ono
OF aosofp'he interest ~ 1"',Io!s' -, 4n' nas Rsas'
would be we'll hlled by Logan, 1aeefsoli, Wasn'
burnc, or either Of several other prominent men
xvhoen nnmcs have ),cen snrpcstcd In connection
MMua. WIZ uA.Ss 4 ,,,s ,a,,I r., N sao e,tcr ~
Will inc onlec' w. "oulu INV ~ sso s.se' ~
ITEM honofcd win the rosltions anu cou'o euP'
port either most clecstuly.
Tho importancc OF tho position, however, CEN
t,ea mi IN Individual prefereuco; the puble In
Hes W. - ~ '"o' a.sa H.. .s,s,,, aar.lSoro1
tSrest ts Tue matter 70 " T.ssay eonsau, ~ ssat,
me lnaxlih o. tresiuent L'ntosA, n.y. " o"sp ,,
horses when ctossrhg stream, ,aus ~ 1use auG 10y
very apptopfatc. ne a.nac1 s, Wiz ai, ~.
the country Is '!at Mttn ts.s
ness. Elouns' ihteaten.nt 1nn naso
loomea w ~ tie pnt!ca. norun, @ ne NV - svc ame.
~hat ulsneleu y ~ ttae, Auu so".I seyn ~ 1u W.
s!l!fae seem 70 " pcnstatuk ~ -. .u.olt H. ths
Should send to tnc ne''ate ho WHO caa w ING
most good. ...,o. 49,, r,, =, .,u,.,
Gcn. Logan ~ nalI1ol' ulia uaaa ~ ap1; ~
!ils cxnGf!enco 10 ,rElstaln 81 ~ q an4
his usefulness es1ial 10 tt'nt o. any ot tno so,a
pcars: No trlser man 70 the country nv.e, aln ~.
10 better irletla y llie soucIa WV pI.ssu T,a ~
the satfatton ot the bnVcInulent ean w iuuHu' ~.
Gan We ai[os!i ~ pFcsellt 70 u1splaeT n!!I 'ur ~
anotllcr, Will !rss Or ~ experiences, though ne
| tnighe !'ossess c9Val "a % an!ls'Yt , ao,ot,r.
, 1876-12-28

mcna tl1an they were last Nay. The only result
he could foresee was 4 deadlock.
Al1 %eC1ca s.' # y w. ~ desirable shn, ca.c s"c
the city found Itself IN the ai'1s nf Mr. Billings
they cold get legislation to protect It ~ the fu-
ture. lie thought Mr. Dlllingk' propo:itton was
bascd On that IDEA. When !ilc nr'ginGl Prep
was nnac majority Of the .spcsial Conlintttcce
were IN favor nf accepting, but the question ol
The size Of the burner arose, and Mr: ltiilinfs
etnphaticaI!E said they put on shfce.lee1 @ patn'
That attitude Of the Gas President killed the
report tuy had agreed upon, 10 accept h!s offer.
II Mr. Billings nav refused to valve the two
!noni, they should Jet Tic nattg, he ,,6,, ssiasa
sending III d'ctatprlat communications aii the
while, Ind the sooner the question was effect.
uaIIy Disposed Of the better. They might uos
be able to protect the city n regard 70 The exist
asion as would protect them In the future
The report was adopted by tue following
vote:
yeas-BallArd. Rosenberg, Aldrich, Thoa,p,son,
eses sses@f ksTe's Cleveland bsssass.,ea, bs Se'sa
ss"rs :s, ea'3ssa Ws's %1ss Sn;';s
Ryan, Lengaclet. tlnsehba,th, sweeney-13.
| CHICAGO i EVANSTON.
The report Of tllc ,com1nittte on Streets M ana
AlIeys IL the North Division, recommending
nances granting rights and privileges to the CHI.
cago s. Evanston Railroad Company, WAS reat.
III moving IL CONCUR In the report, AID. Wa!'
do pointed out that the Company was not form
Cd for Tic benefit Of the community, but in lhe
hope Of selling their franchise for bo,lus.
Aid. Thonpson remarked that tho passage Of
The ostlinat,rr would Involve the city IN ltlHa
tidu without omplLshtug any good object.
The repult was Cuneurred aud the ordinance
passed.
The Chairman appointed AID. Sweeney to fl
the yavancy In tile Committee On Streets ant
Alleys ea,iscd 1y the death Of Aid. Murphy
Confirmed.
Tie next regular meeting was fixed 10
Wednesday afternoon, and the Council adjourn
| cd.
, 1876-12-28
An AstontsI,ett Lawyer.

A day or two sgo one of our prominent law
yers, Whuse peacsablu character, good 1unX-
joeut, aud learu5ng Are equally well kpown,
passel down Asylum street .to rcacli tls depot,
Whe,, liz yereiyed suddenly TREMENDOUS KICK.
Al U,lcu confoundcd and II tcrrsblo rage, hc
turnua to knock bis assailant down-ana met
tho latter's Aasty u,,l very huulbiu apulaKies.
ilu haI slipped, anl biz foot had down UP With
out Ills Win ur intention; Ne WAS very, very sor-
~. rho Judge had to pocket bis ino!gaati,S'n ,'..
and accept fhc excuse; but ha xas ltasia4'y
lpaa for about ten minutes. 10 sAYs.
, 1876-12-28

~ me Editor U 1h< iftbthe.
MONMOUTH. H., Dec 95.- II not too late, l.
will give my observation Of tbc great meteor
that PASSED Monmouth on The night of Dec. 81,
at O'Clock aud 46 minutes PIN. It passed Mon
mouth, ILL.,, about % degrees above the horizon,
followed by heavy conc1seson, timed by sone
at six minutes. It's courae was about ea4 de-
Erees north Of east It travessed the hypothc-
i,uso at q right nngle trianglo in about ten
seconds. Estimating tlme Of vision to time Of
conclusion would make 1t about eighty miles
distant, about sixty-fyc miles high and forty
vs mics south 6y southeast Of Monmouth, sn5
sonvflle II the above estimates and calcula,
ttons are near correct, should, Judge It's speed
TO 30 between 600 and 100 miles per :Htuutc:
Compared. with objects on the oarth It looked
to me about quarter Of mile high or Distant
eighteen or twenty inches In diameter, dark,
Opaque, ,aomewlnt elongated, With won1eFtul
train Of brilliant Are-balla that followed Its
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cotors--with . con-
oil from p,ceo ol steel placed on. an enery-
wheel at full speed. should think, II my
Vision aud distance were near correct, It must
have been ucar 900 feet in diameter. Very
truly yours, =. e. NALLAcas
, 1876-12-28
"OH YES, SHE Will Be dahl"
N. ~. 'csStSnu nf rha TSihhhf

zsV*90g
uAvEnIr's THEATRE, Wednesday evening,
Dec. c7.-Can you kindly announce for US to-
morrow that Miss C'ara Louise Kellogg Will at'
tend the performance Of Callendcr,s usoEEla
Minstrols At Uavcsly's Theatre tonight, Thurs
dayl ller ngent allows.Ms the announcement.
Very truly, DAN!RL ENoM!aAa,, !.,.
, 1876-12-28
Ut,1,NTJIY REAL ESTATE.

fI,O REST-rlRsT CLASS HOUSES NEAR L!S.
conseniences; prfccs so 70 S8o. Cl1AS. N. HALE
l53 RAnuo.rll'st
ft,O itENT-XEW VIIiCK HOUSE NEAR UNION
| lsfk, S30 aatory btlck, fln. For aalr IN mouthy
pkyntnis. jul!N +. EliEltlIAKT. lu7 Glark.t.
, 1876-12-28


LoR sALE-oH TKApE :. TEN AEhRs At nnR.
kan ar. Bill fsW steps from depot. Apply to Room
y, 1Aa Mntltun.t 81. .----
T. ruopl house, In 4 pleasant locst'op at Evanston
Centre. near sehoot. curctes and depot 1nd fenteo
nicely lEaded, in1at hA.e pstt cssh. LOOK this op
Addreu s0 TTihune Qfic9: -----x-s..s--.--
, 1876-12-28
Billings offered So a Thousand from
the LIST Of October.
Aid. Throop Lifts Up Ills Voice Against
the Sin Of Fast Driving.

r." rsI'h", xsDa..a', ~ M, sror, In,v1 N date
$S80.27 had boon deducted from tho pay Of hre'
men for violation Of the rules and regulations
governing The dcpartuent, Received and placed
h. NJ.
VI "'e' .,..x
FAaF DRIVING.
Aid. Throop presented GIL order to the encct
that the Committee on Police be requested to
assetta'n mhe..s. tIss. - a.y n1 ~. XIV
hb!tlDe last arriving IN ;tnc stFcets VI tne w,
and 90, why sueh ordinance was constantly
violated, and why Wost Washington, from Clin-
~ .treot. r. Union psrs ts ,la,ir u.ch M race
sou ns.sessv ~ ~, ona .at saas -, 49, nn..enrcr,
course 70 tne eEeat oanacs ol ioos PaeAahs
The Alderman SAID II the nuisance eou,4 hos
cavalry company 10 chaso the offenders home.
en,s ','.o s~F - IN c,ti,sna wcre nol univ IN,
iAo hfss % 1"o e!.sno ,..'s. ~ nes .S 10y
nNnpffGd bV tHH Of6cttC&x Dut Ln6 ANIMALS were |
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
Pine! Pine ! For Sale.

rgvHE Pine Stumpage of eK sex Sec. 7; swK
4 ne4 sex sex Sec. II; sw4 SEA Sec. IS
e& SEX swA SEX See. 80: nH nw4 sw4 nwA
Sec. I. mex See 3 all on and near the I elbow
River in Town "A Range 8. w God County, Wis.
Price So per acre for the whole or s. per acre
for selections. Terms cash. Address
STEPHEN HEBRON,
No. 236 Fourteenth Street.
rct17m3 Buffalo. n. Y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
The PENNSYL WANNA RAILROAD
The Great Trunk Line
AND
Fast Mail Route of the i. s.
The Great Trunk Line

Is the most direct, convenient and economical
way of reaching Philadelphia and this great
Exhibition from all sections of the country. Its
trains and from Philadelphia will pass
through GRAND CENTENNIAL DEPOT,
which the Company have erected at the Main
Entrance to the Exhibition Grounds for the no
commodatIon of passengers who wish to stop t
or start from the numerous large hotels contig-
uous to this station and the Exhibitions con-
veniece of the greatest value TO visitors, and
afforded exclusively by the Pennsylvania Rail
road, which is THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
DIRECT TO THE CENTENNIAL BUII D
INGS. Excursion tains will stop at the I'm
eampment of the Patrons of Husbandry, at Elm
Station on this road,
The Pennsylvania RAILROAD IS THE GRAND
EST RAILWAY ORGANIZATION IN THEi WORLD. 1t
CONTROLS SEVEN THOUSAND MILES OP ROADWAY,
FORMING CONTINUOUS LINES TO PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK BALTIMORE, AND WASHINGTON. OVER
WHICH LUXURIOUS DAY AND NIGHT CARS ARE RUN
FROM CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CINCIN-
MATT, INDIANAPOLIS, COLUMBUS. TOLEDO, CLRvE-
LAND, AND ERIE, WITHOUT CHANGE.
Its main line is laid with double and third
tracks of heavy steel rails upon deep bed of
broken stone ballast. and its bridges care all Of
iron or stone. Its passengertrains equipped
with every known improyementfOrc comfort and
safety, and are run at faster speed for greater
distances than the trains OF any line on the
continent. The Company has largely increased
sit equi pment for Centennial tray ell and will be
prepared to build in its own shops locomotives
and passenger cars at short notice sufficient TO
fully accommodate any extra demand. The
unequaled resources at the command of the
Company guarantee the most perfect accOmmo-
dations for all its patrons during the Centennial
Exhibition.
THE MAGNIFICENTS SCENERY for which
the Pennsylvania Railroad is so justly celebrat-
ed presents to the traveller its perfect road
way andi ever-changing panorama of river,
mountain, and landscape views xnequaled in
America.
THE MANIFESTATIONS on this line are
unsurpassed. Meals will be furnished at suit
able hours and ample time allowed for enjoying
them.
EXCURSION TICKETS. st reduced rates,
will be sold at all principal Railroad Ticket
Offices in the West, North West, Southwest.
BE SURE THAT YOUR TICKETS RAED
VIA THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO THE
CENTENNIAL.
FRANK THOMSON, D. Nj. BOYD, JR.
General Manager. GtrL PGSsr Agnnt.
Aug3m5
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
w A N T E d.!

General Agent in every town in the United
States for the Adjustable Pick. with COM
bination of eight tools complete in one, viz +:
pick, mattock, adze, laHping iron, sledge, axe
serted in sockets at about one-fourth cost of
ordinary tools.
J. Y. LAFFERTY. Adjustable Pick Co.,
80 South I'd ST., Phila Chamber of Commerce.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
NC WEST. TRAINS GOING EAST

+Dinner. tSupper
Trains run daily Sundays excepted.
Trains run on Chicago time, which is @ mi
utes faster than Winona time.
CONNECTIONS,
At Green Bay with C. 4 ~ R'y for Oconto,
Menomenee. Escanaba, Marquette, L'Anse
close connections are made except Sundays,
with night and morning trains which run
daily to Appleton, Neenah and Menasha,
Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Milwaukee land Chi
cago.
Through Tickets sold at principal Stations for
Ia stern Cities, via. all routes from Chicago.
With Wis Central R. R. for Milwaukee and
points on line of th "a road, also dur ing season
OF navigation with Union Steamboat Com
pany for Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo and n. Y.
At New London, with the best equipped Stage
line In the Northwest, for Clintonville, EN-
barrass and ShayvanO
At Amherst Junction with ". C. R. R., for Wau-
paca, w eyauwega, Nj edna, Milyy yankee and
Chicago.
Point arriving at 8 O'Clock D. "a.
At Grand Rapids with W V. R. R., for Tomah
and Wausau.
At Hatfield with Omnibus line for Neillsvlle
At Merriam with w. w. r. r., for Black, River
Falls, Madison, Chicago, Eau Claire Menom-
once, Hudson Saltwater, st Paul, Minneap-
oils and Breckenridge
At Winona with G. NJ. 4 ST. P. R'y, for La
Crosse, La Crescent, Dubuque (via c d y N
Minneapolis.
With VIII ona Il St. Peter R. R. &C. & NV }
for st. Charles, Rochester, OWatonna Man
kate New Ulm and st. Peter, and during the
season Of navigation, with Keokuk Northern
Line a. L. Packets for all Mississippi River
Points.
D. Al. KELLY. GenI Manager,
Dct.22 S. b. KEN RICK. Supt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-11-16
Centell'l Exhibition,
PHTLADELPHIA, PA.


vTHIS GREAT INTERN ATIoNAL EXHIBI-
Il TI0N, DESIGNED TO COMMEMORATE
THE ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY
OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, OPRNED
MAY 10th, AND WILL CLOSE NOVEMBER
10th, 1876. All the Nations of the world and all
the States and Territories of the Union are par
ticipating in this wonderful demonstration,
bringing together the most com preh ensive col
lection OF art treasures, mechanical inventions,
scientific discoveries. manufacturing achieve
msnts, mineral specimens, and agriculture raj pro-
ducts ever exhibited. The grounds devoted to
the Exhibition arc situated on the line OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad and embrace four hun
dred and fifty acres of Paramount Park, all
highly improved and ornamented: on which are
five of these covering an area of fifty acres and
costing So 100000 The total number of build
ings erected for the purposes of the Exhibition
Is near two hundred. During the thirty days
Immediately following the opening of the Ex-
hibition million and quarter Of people visit
ed it.
, 1876-09-28
POLITICAL.
The Tilden Programme in
the South Increasing
in Malignancy.
Murder and Intimidation Re.
lied on to Increase
the Majorities.
The Negroes to Dc Extorminatel
if They Stand in the
Way Of Reform.
To Vote for Ti1den, or Not to
Vote at All, Their
Only Safety.
Social and Business 0straoism Of Re-
pubioans Urged in South
Carolina
The Proposed Convention of Sol.
diera and Sailors at
Cleveland.
Warm Endorsement of Stato's-
Attorney Reed for Re-
election.
Blaine and 1ngersoll to Speak in
Chicago Next Month.
The Proposed Convention of Sol.
diers and Sailors at
Cleveland.
Warm Endorsement of Stato'S-
Attorney Reed for Re-
election.
Blaine and 1ngersoll to Speak in
Chicago Next Month.
LOUISIANA.


PRESCRIPTION THAT WORKS BApLI.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 27.-Tho journal pub
fishes letter from New Orleans, in which the
condition md brutal treatment Of German mcr-
clnuts In tho Interior Of tho State is graphically
set forth. It says that In nearlyal tho partahcs
tic little country stores are conducted by Ger
mans, who nsc well-behayc.l und thrifty. THIS
condition Is e1asE,erating to the young growth
Of nristocEats and the offspring Of what used Ia
lc known rs her white trash" Separate or
combined, these classes dctest pcncctnl md
thrifty industries. It seems, according tn this
correspondent, that the prosperity Of these
GcFnlan storekccpers, rs well as their dealings
with the ncgrucA III legitimate why,
caused the willie cchya'ry to form, what are
called Regulators" who have serred notice on
tic etosckecpers tn ccasc tradtug with the col
gouds aud stores burned. When compliance has
been rtfustl tho threat Inns been fulfilled. It,
fact, thu merchants hive been tereecutcd 50 Bit
terly thnt tho German Government has advised
Gnisgrlnts to ayol Louisiana, and its repre-
scntatlvcs in New Orleans hare instituted it,
qulrIes Which llave sub6tant[ated the nsaiy
charges mRdo agnlnst the white Democracy. As
d result, tic Germans III New Otleuns have
formed themselves into Republican Clubs IN
nearly every ward III the city, with an alliance
with the Workingnlea's Union for oircrse aud
defense, and this In opposition to their political
course, which Inns been heretofore Democratic.
This llas caused much CONSERVATION III tho
ranks OF the Democracy; hut, presumably, the
changes, though radical, will not BE- likely to be
weakened or prevented.
, 1876-09-28
ICE Fly: y:ECENTs.

Il! Ill H'tn J. u sn|9t 4; ri H.5:.s&, E. Z s:ss'''' &
s1tlon ress!vsd y;o $ =. 81 The sentlemen
Hewes: til suE : ssitissiy tbat Two o. Of '> ths
i!cved to harei.'!s Ing that xay. It Is also
claimed on the ottr- side TINT tho entire tecga-
ton Is opposed 10 that gentleman.
THIRD WARD.
~, The Third Ward primary WAS held at no No.
o00 Wabash avenue, and two tickets wero in
circulation, bne The regular Ward Club ticket
IN tho intercst Of Dorc. Tho co,nt showed Sss
tickets cast, and tho majority for tho regular
ticket was about as large as the whole number
OF votes caat for Dorc. The winning ticket Is
T. iIish, Norman %ism.' ~ G. Il T. Headersos, es q,
G. Greeley, ". E. Wheeler, Eugene Carey,
Murray, Nelson, E. I. sumwait.
The delegation elected from this ward, whl1o
preferences whatever, and to support the best
man. Some Of tho delegates are known to bs
rms FOURTH WARD
primary Was held nenr the corner Of Thirty
thlrd street an,i South Pork avenne. 4 lieht
vote was pollcd. there being only one ticket In
ths HE'LL Etghty-one votes ucro cast for tht
tsSll%'wo1; san'srs 4 a1 & Mtgh {, G; D9dge g. C.
I'll. sonthcflat 8. a. schultz, - B: u: Pulins:
ton, c. +. Ke.nick. a. D. Hayward, 8. HobrooE.
II. Felscnthal. The delegates arc unplcdgcd,
but arc reported to be Tor bore.
THE YiFTH WAHD
primary was held at tile headquarters of tht
Republican Club. corner Of Twcnty-st1th and
Butter streets, yesterday aftcrnoon. The regrl-
lar club ticket was elected, aites spirited md
close Contest. Considerable fertilizer von was
foatiDg about, anu placed where It WAS supposed
1t would do the most good. About 20 votea
we're po1lcl. The winning ticket Is ~ follows:
VINCENT Rc!tsnidcr, JoaePh Smith, Louis liamp,
Walter Stewart, Charles Echorcck, John Kra-
mcr. It Is claimed that one or two Of the delc-
CATION favor Dorc,
SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth Ward primary election was held ut
No. III South Halstcd street. It resulted "a
follows: G. TeEtmyet, John F. Pfclffer, X n.
Hutchinson, William Kaspareek, ". 8. Wciland,
j. s. Keel,
The majority Of this delegation arc said to be
| without any particular preferences. Tcsht-
others ase not expected to support h'm,, on
! the first ballot ut least.
, 1876-09-28

ATnocIous 8pEECn OF Ex-dov. PERRY, Of
e0UTM CAN0LlNA4

A4"oo'oos ors6G4 sotru or r,no;,n, uus' fAA"'' "
S,to yark Tfmtx.
Er.Gov. r. F. Pcrrr. who ID now one Of the
leading Hampton mud 1t'den men IN South Gar
olilla, addressed Democratic meeting In Wal
halla, that State, on the 4th inst, and 4 full
rcnort of his speech comes To us in the columns
Of tue pemoeFatc orecas'''e h''seTprsse' ol eept'
III. That Northern readers mny AaVe clcaf
conception Of the sentiment prevailing among
the Tjdenitcs Of tho South, and Of tho e1traor-
dinary insertions and statements made by them
N'"1'J *1,"0 ..'. ~. ...,.'. 49,, .,,.
somo extracts from cx-Gov. 'Pcrrys spccch.
Hampton as tho gallant soldier and noblc
sue
e"ss'fo Hcnotat!o"e sateo eaae"I "4'e
havo distinguished for f,cro!sm, honor,
ana patfatlsn .' ana aoc@aaea ',l..o tnat pro1 no
us aest'heo W IN n',"'se I.os'-
pc, to 1essns . fa tnn tSs 1a tho tS
$1,000. ,,a-s.r ~, santh"r,, trat,,r with,
tha
%s,,,,, ,tonaro,t,.d sc,otv and onn,essc1 l,ot,,
nus tha rich sn1 ths poor" viii hit ts no.sed that
southerl,.born Republicans ars hero aum1narily
dismissed US Southern traitors.
TAu Democratic party WAS then extoflcd, and
wbtch M bas @ redou1lIct ] to tbs hopor and glory Of
'~i; ~ .t1I " ., - aI.sra.Hart ~ r. fn..I
Tug hcpun!tc anu Sae Ia ma. VI T." te
toFY has or'gnatGn WIN ~ ue!os!a1c !'a,t.5,
ana opposeu by tht Hopunllcan party. eteas
understanding Of this lnny be derived When II IL
| considered in connection With preylous decla-
ration OF thu speaker, which was lntthcse Huris:
vt,1rJ fntn tya rrrat narsfcs-~thr Drmocrntic
mn, Hcn,h,ican nartiu1 Thrse two nurtIes hare
"unr .,l ~" nf I'm n,cr.
existed ever 6lne9 LUG olEahiz@tluu u wv AMlet
iran Republic. IAey !laSe ch&nhca tte!r hainSs,
| but theiF ..prtncpes have cfor remained tue
sa1l1e,n Wo quote further:
Now. let ia seo what this Republican party has
dog uniyr ls various party natiss. It has chauKcd
it, paniu ovury teli or Eftcu years and dIsgraced
hni WIN ass,.,,,uJ an Illus sftsr an sas to nfe-
xrnt stsctEon' aid boIna sunt to tj,u pcnicntHry,
'i,.v frst s,smr,rl the r,snn nf FeTsraista which
ieca,uc nnnopu!ar nftsr tAv o.ssase Of Tic Allen