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, 1876-04-07
TIE BLACK HILLS.
Springfield Registtr.

mai. Conkllrg g's Chicago PArty stuck
En- kouee-Mnsnncro uf Miners hy
1ndians-atunoy, Nch., III d rInco
of Outfit.
5utesat Correspondence Of TAs Chicago Tytounx
Sidney, Nsb, April 4.-Thls morning con-
yersed With genscman just In FROM Custer
City, aud hc gsye mo number Of uowd-polnts
that know to bo reliable, because have tgavs}-
Cd through this co untry with him mysolf.
lie says that Mai. Coaklnga party from ChI-
cago, Joined BY soYeral Of Col. Carpenters Ut
Louis expedition. are stuck in tho mud OF tho
Cheyenne Eouto, hallway between that place
aud Gutter City notwithstanding thoy started
twolve days ago, aud should hive boon
In Custoe by this time. Thoy left
Cheyenne with something moro taan two
months provisions, and about tho same amount
OF feed TOR thoLr stock but 1t il feared that
both themselves and theEt teams will suffer for
food tefoEs they cau reach Custer, ~ thoy hsyo
not yet passed over the worst part OF tho Eoute.
haa the confidence OF tho company hs Ia beading.
lily Informant aIeo Gives me full particulars OF
she y. ,s massac1s re, q two minsta Msek sgo on
as .ss c,'o txa faoss nous 4. es oafsS ssG for
claim there early In ths< soauon, had
built them uiuices, aud put tLem up oomfort-
able cabin. HestAes this. tbey had gathorod
10 good shsps % %geuassiiy. Alter . 5av Of hsfd uai
labor, digging donn on The DcAdwood for
tho yellow dust. they cAme 10 their cabin.
cootsd ths!r supper I'D .te !. md then retired.
scent OF Sioux about tho digsings that day; bus
such wero common, aud tic nlsu wore actin
~ tos "eafy to keep the guard
they would othef"lss have done. Ihe dark.
dawn. and dtlfted through tho moaning pinss
tIasa. Tho winds nose sevoro, TOO. sanS
ths tsampllng OF shat band Of Neqx did pot
, 1876-04-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

Dlstns Ia sccnsed also Of "laging wtres~ dur.
! Ing hls late stumping-tour In Ohio, ~ they say
ae did In New York.
| Mast has taken hold Of hfr. Ham1in, aud II
| Tho newspaper postage doosn't como down We
! shall know tho rcason Why.
| Mr. Hnlstcad SAYS he won1d liko to 500 tho
Wheeler movement sprung and he aardonically
adds, "it would ba wonderful spring.
The Springfield Republican says. "Mr.
Dlalno's managing fdends down Boston way,
arc oilinQ tho machino with unusual care, these
days.
"Ponnsylgnnia at Cincinnati" observes tho
! Now York Times 'is to bo conundrun u
May the beos man, not The smastest, got tho an.
BWar first.
The Augusta t0a.) Conssftanonalist contends
| that ~ tue bright particular asar in tho Demo.
cratic dtnhmont ia seuator Thomas F. Dayard,
| Of Delaware"
Dayd 4. VOLS took occauioo. a few days be-
foro tho Olection. 10 seaflym his freetrado, hard.
| money, and civIl-Eeform principles. uc would
] rather bo right than bo Cougroaaman.
| =. ". Dawson. ono OF tho propdesors antl
editors Of the Charleston Ne,os and Courier. is
Senate II South Carolina Ia carried BY tho Con-
aerVstivea at the next eloction.
It ts reported that ex-Qov. Amos, Of Missis-
slppt, Ia going into tho lumber business in Mip-
nssots. Col. J. II. stono, his SUCCESSOR, though
nnrt,ns n tia a. ~ In a varr rnwa1sI d VI ~
fs.''e' =" sD' oeA'' ~ WY unusuai usgfee.
Postmsator- dancra! Jcwoll has = practical
Rations, he ID reported as saying, I do not care
how severely they 60 for ns. Tho man that
cant stand 1t had butter got out Of tho way"
The Richmond Jyh,o Ia n ntt,e tI.or,,.a
about the acceptance of Amos rcHirnatinn. II
evidently docsn'k nudnretnnI whv iha Do,o.
nratn ,Tcra an yosav ~ sS.nSa,, ny hi. so
nid il svsr - t,,"s +ts. Apsoonh ~ ans,r cnntSGs
taI-. " 49,, ~ ts sn sa1e Wy eunt6ea mlEut pe
, 1876-04-07

To me Editor Of The CAtcaoo TfitnEs:
CHICAGO, April G,-1n come ction With tho
nomination for Alderman of tho Ninth Ward,
my uams, with many otllors, haB boon uHoi, and
1 understand some zea'ous frioilds hro talking
OF putting 1t upon All independent ticket 10
this. will you do mo tho favor to aay, that can-
not consent. Two vory EXCELLENT nnD, air. Daid-
lor aud Mr. Van Oalol, arc placed in nomination,
md lot mo haro ask every good cftizcn In our
ward to givo thcm hearty support at the COM
Ing oloctson.
Tho position Of Alderman will not DO without
Its trIals. We shaI be apt to EXPECT more from
them than = shav can possibly do for ,ss. They
Cannot pay city e1ponacs and extingulsh
Auhs Without money. nn1 thar uaeAua tAsos.
They may 10 ntlo 10 weed ot soue OF sho rogucs and
canatstent with responsibility and good order, aud
ttoreby maintain tic good credit of tho city. 'In
lot III nnitedly giso to our incoming Aldermen, In
thcr work Of coouomy aud debs.raying. all tho en-
coursasment aud noEai support In cur lK'Esr.
HYDE PARK,
meeting OF many Of ths sRuess Of the call for tho
lark Iio,el Wednesday, evening for lhn purpose of
choosng ~ 1ndclsndens CAMPAIGN colanatttee.
a:s n " rs .aa a1a
tho 1ncetinR md, After discussion to the boat
pan Of organizing, tho following named gentlemen
Homer N, lIibbard; Ernst Distrc. E. L. isyan sec.
onl District, SAMUEL Faulkner Cornell. Walter Cor
ciask; % West di End, saimncl ruljtnan. ' ~ ~'''A' "
The meeting ihen adjourned. with tho understand
Ing that they should meet again 1t advisable as the
4 meeting q .he Campaign Committee and c.na!.
lates Of tie Ta1,payers PARTY VA held Yesterday
YoiIansbee, sataael Googan, q. v. llI.hop, Thom.s
ball, Joseph Lawton, J.. dehrcn, II. J. ltussel Jaeob
HYPER snd oshess:
yse.aeies il IL rs.t and Third Districts, caused
by tle withdrawal Of y. J. nussel> sud J. F. D,rneY
ceosan Cog M brnsy W.. q obsd 70 % xsss f sos
time yesterday evening, but 10 hopos 10 ~ back 10
@fes @ sess'oa ~ @ UPON spn sus for tho e,mp.sn
Il decided to adjourn 10 meet aRaiu At O'Clock 10
morrow afternoon Ut tho Gardner House.
THE 6hEESuAeXENs.
meeting Of ate State Central comnitteo Of the
e ' s ss oma
tosmen for tho others reaponlea Iy letter.
Verbal reports were nlado Of tho condition OF aE.irs
in the various disEtcts, all bo!ng Of encouraging
tcnor tile onlJ drawback being that the roads arc to
mnldy for travel resolution ras Introduced to
ships which to report to tho county organization
AMI 1t Ia tho 5ecrh,ry OF the State coniral Committed
s,nsxs o war. IN nnitorm Tor ri tha o1esnbsei cas
then adopted. which uolnsxhat fesemb1ea thAL OF
tie N1doAxasss tia speeta, feature belns piece of
be torchea for night professions.
The Co.nlnitseo then adjourned, subject 10 tho call
Of tho Chalrnl1n.
Alderman III tho Eighth Wari h not lctter-earrier,
Department, holding position which tcares him TINA
to s.teusl q h,4 tEr as I'll Alderman II elccet!.
IN tho Tenth warl IL a. H. smith, uell.known iutu.
bcr Intrchsnt. il waa iucDrTDcily siaeI yesieTlsy
.ha. Gunlrrsea hal becn srnolu!natea. MI Smith i
n Hhf utr la gu IN Aftf1{
, 1876-04-07

Tho snringae!d (Afasa.) Republican feels
called upon 10 adviso and adnonL8h tho Damo-
cratic-Confedcratos In regard to thur presi-
dential campaign, and chanocs. It commences
after this wiHo:
We think II must be borne In upon tho reflective
when I loft tho track that tho Liberals switched Il on
10 10 ls72 II It had gone on undor the leadership and
and IaSbsr u Or Woeey nso,S q Of Eao
IN the aenate and doue other thlngs to match, 1t
would now posscss tho country, and ouly .wa,t soE
would not ~ tho vees of IL oppousns It's sole hopo
tho biunders Of thoiE management.
After this brilliant "gambit opening" Il pro-
sceods. with the gamc.. Public opinion, 1t aayr,
has nttoady rotectod all woak candldatoH ;:
Bucl. men Dayard, sud English, and 1ugeszolt
and 0astoa .ro clearly disra.sses Gecsuse however
respectable. thcy stand for little Of personal and
worahlp Of policy above prlcpla politician rstser
DIane. !. vsro, lo loo, must 10 dismissed notsit,-
standing AZ temporary Appearance Of strength. 10.
f pa 9a saa @ as e r. S.sa
demands Of tho popular feeling, Ills nomuntion while
rot insar'nR even Indiana would destroy all chance.
probably tho Pacific States. Tho hnrl.money men Of
ie pasty would openly loAve his standard In diagu.t
Tho Republican next considers T1Idon and
Thurman ss pretty strong candidates.. It places
them in tho hrBt rauk Of Democratic Confed-
crates:
Eelthor would 10 quito rattsfactory 10 tho inde-
pencat voter Of Republican auseceents, because OF
The wnr. Neitias wis by ANY meana an offensive
copperhead," but both hava flavor OF that odious-
ntaa hbout then-tha Ohio Banato. In larger degree.
Mr.. Thurman Is mora Of tho political Dolrbou,-ho
takes snuG aud uses colored silk handkerchief and
cordin'" tut bis personal record An honeat man q
un!npeachnd and ho 10 1nhn Of much personal A.
treel,venes.; T!dcn il more ~ tho orcn country.
cal rctoree Of hs party, aud tho second In reforming
rink In the country.
Tho Republican proceeds to name other eandl-
Thurman would DO stroug, and Adana with
Judge Davla, Of Illinois, Stronger. This last
combination, it seoma TO intimate, could only be
heaton by ticket with DriHtoW 4. 4ss Eioad. iva
ancient Wings like Adams aud Davis ss Demo-
cratic candidates for President aud Y!ce.ptosl-
dent woula DO a sight 10 look upon.
, 1876-04-07
A Nlco ,Tosvs, fur politics.

{rtsmouth IN. IL} Cnrontele..
John Il, Poor, proprietor OF the major ptf9 1 q
Star Island, as tho shoals, sonds ME. Lovi y.
Leel&lsture this yeA44 Tho town oalcerS No !
Moderator, john Il. Poor; Tonn Clefk., Jona
A. poors beleetmen, lseuben pulfsr John T.
Poor'a boss (Jphn II. Ioor's h!sek. g.
smithh o. f. poos., There is noyeE any ftpuots
hta sous and woEkmsn flliog al tho oftlcsa ana
caating nearly Ill tho votes. 1he vots ot toe so.
town u tho last election wss Democratic, ~
Republican. o; Democratic n,a1odtT, Il
, 1876-04-07
WILLIAM LATHROP.

AAA EOEAAA GVAOAES54CNAL ulAEH1tfs
~ TIE Editor af This Chicago Irtbuns:
E1nlN, April 4.~-Candldates for Congress In
tho Fourth District arc getting plenty enough for
al practical purposes, Ths district embraces the
Counties Of Kano DeKaib, Mc11enry. Doono and
Wtnnebago. Each section OF the district has its
particular claim for representation. Mr. Fnrne-
worth, OF Aano County, WAS formerly the
standing Congressman. IIo represented this
diatrict, md that Out OF which 1t WAS formed In
tho previous npportionment, for fourteen yoars.
lle las Ind great experience In Congress, is 4
man of gsoat ability. and unmarried In official
integrity, and altogether one Of tho most ab,e
and valuable mombers ever sent from this State.
llo represented tho bannor district OF tho uation
having been eleotod by majority OF 14,00o ont
Of 10000 votes. Yct all the people Of hIs
district weso not happys many Of 1hon
wanted to step into Lis old shoes Ia
tho Congressional hall Other pazla Of
should Ierpetasuy furnish tho Congressman; md
W!nucbaxo u tho eztremo Np4t, became exceedingly
~ : has !. s s
every county. faEu.worth ~ ~ oM.Ame Abolition.
~ o. e h5s sna es 5uss ssas ,sy sa sss Z 4
msades. Iasjsr!y 1st aatosua.tsly ioi d.
uron the District Of Columbia R.nE md Ben Da.ior.
rapiions which h.yo .inco cropped Out, .ud d. vsica
euaa ou " eouu.en.naa IT, hi. sas osn ri,
At W.hinRton, u VA very nasuEal that hs sioula
xpl tuo:a BY sha leading Iusn q lis diitries; aad
! tAi.sa ui.A I'm: ,tiet w Yfoyeslsl i jskab
coa1enion, which only aimed Il ,ho & osrss!n isies.
Of rsrnsToEh Thoa. stlpiSz ~ o,hsr eaaadae u
44 ppon ono OF Rayer2 Of thaIf Raplrax cttkehs-ls
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nertf hsf 10 sasatsenrr 4. th,t hc. having taren
afi.rs of hn1,ln hatn'e. dit N uccs:,ht y WAS
Stry hlt'r4! fer fls't IT 1psak ~ do. THIN tha
Republican party tho constituent, thst he had trntnti
in That tarE at,r tns eranrls Ut tho lts ltIns at
W4ahinttni, ntllienctA pnnIsh M him for hiA
sftatbsry to III" larty. Tbs punishment rss,,e near
hen7 llEr that wcl. many ye,rs nzo III, crhcrasr
rtrty IHtct.! upon jnhn r. liac: FOR al tho sccnnd
election Ito N'ar.wrrt tnrne.i sI!c ma Ioriy which
Ind ec.tcd hiG, hy ltu down to Linn lii fnyor Of his
orrornnt Htelhrn A. II trthrs II n tina tht 1te-
publican party should learn th,t II Garnet nGorl tn
rerpofnal!y punish Its iEnss fac-scnina and honest
,ncn, bnratso they hAvn cxpn,c dtslOi.estJ In tho
rartJ. Tho wtreas thinx for the Republicans Of thu
roash District T. 10 forgot tho psas .ad e1sc'aly
Farnfwosth, who is today better Republican
than nine-tcnths Of tho vottrn that have arrsyel
themselves against him. but lher1 IN hardly 8Fsre
enough In political human nstaro to do shs thing.
Put Tho ness bet thing y 10 nominate William L.
ton by bribo Of s1,ou6 ii etiher Of these things
M .re done, John r Fsrnsuor:h and about 500 noso
Republican nominee for rfeaden pre- riding ho il uoe
Alh!rd'tefm candidate. nurUs.
, 1876-04-07


LETTER EHoN A MuaToS MAN-uE puFTs TIE
''FAyonlTE sos," AND THROWS COLD wArkn on
BLAINE.
TO ths Editor n The Chttaon 1r,bnns:
tsbrAsArotiss Ind, April 1,-in your editorial
comments on tue Ohio State Convention you
have bcon led into an cr1or doubtless by tho
Cincinnati papers, who, in speaking Of tho aeo-
ond choice OF tho Ohio delegates. gavo Dslstov
and B!aina each gteRtc- number OF delegates
than Senator Morton. Now, tho fact Ii that
Senator Morton u tho second choice of moro
than one-half OF tho dolega!es appointed by the
Ohio State Convention ~, and Dlaino IL not
tho SECOND choice Of TO excood four, II Le is Of
that number. Senator Morton has beon in the
habit Of opening tho campaign In Ohio fos q
number OF years. anI last fall delivered
lhe 1rst speech mado In that State
by any nonresident on the 7.h day OF August,
and Tclainod there mutt! the election In Ootober
(e1copt two wcoka spent in the canylss Of Maine
and rennsylyanla). speaking every Day, aud Oft.
on travelling tho most Of tho night 10 mcot hla
po1t appointment Tho Ohio 6.aio Central
Committee invited Nj. Baiue to Wait that 8taso
and participate IN the campaign. but, notwish-
standing 1t was tho most important Stats elDo-
ton that has occurred In this country tor years
aud tAe whole nation wss impAtiehty awaiting
the resl]s, btr. Dlaine 1eiusea 10 coma
to tllelr Tollat, aud When he made
hls seceot Bpeech In tho House
upon tha anhhcos, the editor Of the Cincinnati
Commercial Significantly remarked tbAt "iho
pt0por ttao for thst speech WAS during tho Oh,o
caarass." 1t cana too late. Now tho fact ts,
Ohio is a radical Btate, md MIR. Alalnes courso
in opposing "tho Force bill" and other Eoeou-
sttuct!on measures would naturally dsprive him
Of Any considerable strength Ia Ohio, have
given This bub}ect Bome attention, aud now
make thls prediction thAt, whonever tho Ohio
delegates decide to leave Gov. Hayes, Zen.
l Not Morton. under the leadership Of glorious
| Aty other candidate. 1855
Ils contest now seems 10 bo narrowing down
20 Mottoo aud UE,stox. and when tho oGoieo ia
70 70 mAds bstvesn Morton, With his record fof
| public sssYlca u tho country Ind RspublIcap
, 1876-04-07
BLAMED If WE KNOW,

70 tAs Editor of 7hs Ehteago Tribune:
HAsr1aus. Minn., April 4..-Are the ballroom
dressscs illustrated In Ndrpsr,s Barar mud othe'
same "a worn by lallsa attending balls, elc. in
our largo cities2 II 40, how DO tilose not ea'
doHon by Kind uasuto NTH tho correct form, Soo
know. manage to keep up thur end ct tho
fashion lover? DO thoy hayo "husts" made =
And why fs 1t Qf tact) that respectable ladies:
while attending balls, parties, cto., are license!
70 exhibit themselves there hatf-nake1, wtieu.
thoJ should present themselves Ia thu saEns
ahspo IN otdtuhty Hoc!ety, thoy would bs claasea
smonK tho doml.monde7 ssk for intotmsNhos1 y
Al do not unove tn tho s'higher circlsd," All
am not posted. 1nguiripgly yours. =.
IE4PEnLEY.
, 1876-04-07
THE WEST TOWN.
HfxTf1 WARD TnIIa.

Tha West Town Cauyasslug Board 1econyenet
Al 10 o'clock yesterday morning at tue oilice O
tho Town Board, 2G and Is South 1IAtsted esrcot
tho Moderator. Dir. Der;ckson, rrestting. Tho
first matsor takon up wna the Sixth Ward,
wlicra. at tho corner OF Twenty. street
and Dluc Ialsnd avenue, two pollmg-rlaces had
bscn established, as previously published III TatE
Tribune. Tue Republican candidates wcro all
present. and they had Mr.. James r. loot to
speak for them a. attorney. Mr. a1illar1, who
was Moderator At tho second place. Vas alho on
hand, "a were number of reputable citizens as
witnesses.
Tho Democrats weru reprcacntea by Mans,
Murphy, and Dalton. u candidates, Halpiue aud
Ryan being abscnt, they evidently feeling thai
they wero "Gnne up tho spout" anyhow, aud
taeis Frc5cnea "0u'! not acd any ooiat 70 the
! occasion. THO lallot-box orcr which Jamos
llyan p1es!del ne Moderator WAS then brouRht
forth. Mr. loot objected 10 It's being opened,
on tie grounds that tho rotsons WHO pretended
to have controlled tho pol! wero ecotod at half
past O'Clock, All illegal hour, and bofors the
limo fixed by law. When tho poopio who had
right to elect a lIodosator cauc tho,o at
tho legal hous., thcy, found some ono
in rohscss!un who had no authority ~ act. petween
y aud ucloct thn people did nrxaAixc. and elected
sr. sard Moderator. and ho claimed that the votes
roed when this gentleman acted wtre thu only legal
only QUO to be opened. There wern present wncsscs
who wonl prove That tho Moderator at the other Pre-
einct was found M rosterHon at at Illegal hour aud
tuat tile preunded meeting there WA izInd On its
fare.
81. Root-Is tho otbcz box here7
Mr. itoot-Wcl', produce It; ws want to zee tho
eos|se 9 hsteEe ua. .-,., =, 49,. 1.,,,,.-
neg. Matt Murphy statett that !hey hss, not
Moaerator-I would Ike 10 knnw II atn 10 settle
.,sss questions, q whether shall counsel with the
Mr. ioyt--Sty INTERPRETATION Of the law H. that all
, 1876-04-07
MINOR MEETINGS,
FiRET WARD.

..t .xL. 1,.,..,a. r.,.-,.. -,
meeeans OF tue Executive COMMITTEE OF tho
First Ward 1lepubl!cana WAS hold last evening at
tbo s,,orm.n Hn,.e. En,hln, ~, t,on. horn,d
'ne H'l.,'"n AAo$'a'' >o.''ue veg uuae u"Jo"a
appointing committee to Solicit subscriptions
I for tho support uf tic Club, and committee to
10 i,o 1n,d a. tTnS,n 1iai NJ Nm cor,,sr ~ Mons
1oo huu t'aIK ht1'eEss to'morto" evening.
E1NcUTIrE COMMITTEE.
Tho Executive Committee Of tho Central no-
publican Club OF Cook County held An adjourned
nnetiuo vetsorfnv At 1 o.otock Tbo onfv huaf-
,,crs irsna.rtaI uraa tha sncnntsrna ~ ia ,oan-
naton. ~ Isco,r I,oi,,r M, Ismo. ~ S.at;,Is
NV, n".uu" y. oa9uo 1scuia Aen onlnes ". osoF'tie'
ano tno aaoption oi !ceolotion lbetfnftlnE tho
rHNnco GoinniNen,o auat O.! olh ma trecting tho
oec.s.ss{ 1u iIssHAons ~ 1s1e NAsf*a~ III eeeosa-
e"eo VIII tae &uons. uons.
mtiEESIn E:I1 WAHn ,,,,....
1hete IL cohalueiah!n estnE III ms Fifteenth Ward
ofcF tue contest for The Ailerrnanahtr. Tom Stout
Present ihsnnhen, ohstneA a rehomtnatlon 1t tho
rh 70 ths assr w MANY snees a nrs
y ln faror ~ q rsh'rH oaps. peraly, who was slso
, 1876-04-07
7.a2aI 6,ai7'! 7,74sE l.:ay| 4,499 7.M7' i


e.. JD11EE-tEHTJrEt .. ....
for which Office there c!ectiont and In which
vacancy uzIsts, The Yates divided abont eqlial
b b+twuGn ! low ahystcr named James aeasy snd
man nuMed Theophtlus Gneroidt, WIN holds sine.
cute IN lish's Office. Thcse :wo f1suds appeared
Yesterday a.turnoon, armed with waron-iosA
o. law.books, extracts from which Gesry shled
st Mir. uetckRoh for nearly two hours, aud
no hhl tha tnan With tho lang namB finally
wound up With threat that he VIearyl would gst !
naudamus nn the Moderator 10 compel him 10 count
,ilieated peat'r1t. as they ihnugt tat il wAs a,od
~ tnen' Ile snea ,l1c8al aud, eouso1ueut-
", tae tHa ta'ilrta asp!vznts, who may ntcuipt 10
crsrl tutougl, Will and d bar 10 their lttls RaMc.
, 1876-04-07
THE COLORED ELEMENT.

5pteiat CoSTksposadeAeS q TAs ChiedQo 7ttbun4.
NASHVILLE, Tsnn., April 3.-For several days
past hAyo beat Around among the mcmbers OF
tho commistees appointed to mako arrangements
for tho Colorod National Convention, which
, 1876-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

nocRFonp, lit.
Astskaf Dttpateh 10 2A@ CAteaoo Tribune.
RoozSonD ILL.,. Apri1 6-Tho Hon. Seymour
@. Bronson has boon nominated by tho Lioenso
party for Mayor. Tho municipal oloctIon prom.
ises 10 bo vory exciting, aud closo on tho whisky
lssue.
TKtlMtI1IoN COUNTY nI-
Special D1rdteh to 1'hs CAteaoo Tribune.
DAxyILLE- Ilt., April 0.-Tho Republican Con-
trail Committee Of this county hold mooting
ycaterdAy, md doclaod to hAvo primary moot
tngs hold on tho goth inst., for tho p,1rposo OF
nominating county o(lcora for tho fail eleo-
lion.
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, 1Lt-
c,, sp.etas 2t'pattAie ras & cAttcyu 1,tssnt.
Committee Of tbls county met for consnitaor al ur.
bans to-day. Their ntnttng WIS attondet ty large
Secretary Of s,ste, wrra taken into Consideration. ln
every honorable mean. to seenre de SUCCESS II il
sst9n s' III ep'eans s's that n.
e'9 sa,s S eon1ss'isn saSiEs'1 md 0f h.s It
hald 4 IA. part q tho stale his ve!l -knosn mi
and unnnchihK fidelity 10 the party Of which ho has
for over scose Of years been a hart.working mem
natne to the Rtsts Convention with far show OF aao-
eels. Thcre arc many Indications Of tho rapidly
IT, pes sna bs s @ %
the honor Of nomination. The township elections
held op Tueedny develop tho fact that tho to-car In.
exceptions, whore the tsaua was made the Republic
ans Eere sueees8fai.
RHODE 1sI4AND.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., April 6-Fu returns Of yoster-
day'a Election for Governor give Lprit licpubican
B,567: Howard, Prohibition, D,3B5; aud Beach, Dcmo-
crxt, 3,t0l.
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