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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-28
Csowy reINI aeLD AND sii-
u vER MINING COMPANY. Location nj

n9OWy Point GOLD AND eie~
" vER MINING COMPANY. Location nj
priaeipal place Of bssie~s. San Franelseo.
talifcrnia.
Locsiioa Of works. Gold nm. Storey county.
Nsvafa.
Sotics 10 hereby xivsa. that a . meeting of
the bard % D,rretonr. held On the ltth day VI
Iune, 1876. an assessment Ma. Iii % Dee
Dollar per shsre va lsvied upon the capt.
tai .tocs of tbs corposstisn. payshtr imnsak-
Aisly. IN United states gold cuts. 20 the S~ers-
tAry, a. The once Of ths Company. tiy rsliior-
MIA -t~ Z. Rom %. Van rranrisce. California.
Any -iock apon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 The is,h day ot July. is7s.
will be delinluent. and advertised for sals
al pnhlic section. and unlcss payment IL male
heiore will he cold on TUESDAY. the sth
dsy 90 August. 1910. In pay the dellsqueat -
se-smeut. together with eosts " advertising
and expenses ~ sals.
ny order of ths Boari of Dtr-stors.
CHAs. Z ELLIOT. S~erstasy.
Once - Rnom - Hayuard's Daiidfns. tfs
California strves. sAn FRANCHISE. California
lRtlf6
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a nisiSa coSf.Sy -Lo.s,,on "I psis

"A La GOh.D AND hILNEk
"A MiAIN0 COMPANY = Losstion of prin
| opal pisce of business. San francisco. Cali.
fSrnia.
Location Of WORKS. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that Al . meeting
of The DIRECTORY. heid On the ifth day Of
June. ls1c. an assessment tho. u Of Ten
Cents u0c) per shAre WAS levied upon
tho capital stock Of tho corporation, pay.
able Immediately. In United States gold
coin. 10 the S~cretarv. II the once of the
Company. k0om I, No. 400 Montgomery street.
ian Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shzll
remain unpaid 20 the nth dAy " july.
is.s. viii be delinquent. and Advertised Tor
sale q public ~Anction. and unle-- payment 10
made before will be sold on SATURDAY, the
SIN day VI August, 1875, TO pay the delinquent
Assessment. together with coets of advertising
and expenses Of sals.
TnAD. y. FITCH. Secretary.
Ones-Rsom I, No. 30 Montgomery steet.
san franeiseo. California. js2itd
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issIssNESm LEyIID.
NIAoAaA COLO An aILVI


NIAGARA GOLD AND sILvER
~ MlN,SG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF prinr
sipsi place " business, San fnneiseo. Cali
ftma.
location Of works. Go,d HIN Mining Die
triet. SevsdA
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
ths Board Of Direetors. held on the 18Th day
Of Juns. is7s. an assessment mo. ~ Of Fifteen
Ccnts per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the CORPORATION, payable imnedi.
ately. In United states gold coin. To the seerv-
tary. a. tbs once Of the Company, San Fran
elseo. California. -.
Any stock upon which this assessment .hall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of July. Isle.
vili b delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
O. public auction, and unless payment 10
made before will b ,old on TUESDAY,.
The let dag Of Ansust. Isle. 10 pay the dsiil-
Qusnt asssssmeut. to9vthsr With costs VI ID
vsrtisinG and sxpsnsss Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Dlrectors.
W. n TOwNSEND. Secretary
O0es - Nevada Block. San Fnneiseo. Cali.
torniA- ieistd
NOTICE.
The assessment Of Fifty Cents per share
tsvisd Nag I, ls5c. upon the capital stock Of
ths magma Gold and SILVER Mining Company
vas this day rssclnded.
NJ ordsr % The Bosrd Of Dtreetors.
Jsne u. isis. islt 40
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ITORrm CALHOUN 0OLD AND
in SILVER MINING COMPANY .-Lncatiou
Of pdncipai p,ac- of business. oold HIN. Ne
vadA.
Location % works. Eagle and carsoa Mining
Disirict, Ofmshy county. N vada.
Notice " hereby given. that 81 . meeting oil
the Bard Of rms ees, held On ths 7Aiday Of
Nay 1879, an a>sessment mo. ~ OF Two
fD Cents per shsrv vas lcvied upon the cap
iial stock Of The corporation, payable im-
medlAiely. In United states gold coin. 10
the secretary. al The o@ee Of the Company.
Thomas GLiasher's once. Gold Hiii. ksvsds.
Any -tocs upon which this as-e-smsnt shAli
remain unpaid On the mn day OF July. 1919.
viii be ~aelinquent. AMI advertised for
safe u pablo anstioa. and unlesa payment 10
made before vii b cold IN SATURDAY.
Aagsst ;th. ts;a. to pay the detinquent assss-
menf, together with The cost. % advertising
aud expenses of salc.
Nv order vi the board of Tusiees.
led u b. I. tuaMAN. Secretary.
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Gold Hin. ysnss .. isas
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0OUrm Mt. LOUIE MhNuSo COZ
- PANY.-Locsiion VI principal place Of bast
ns.s, Nan prssci-co. csiitocuis.
Location of works, Deyifs Gate hialna Dis
trirt, Lyon eounty. Nevada.
Notice Ia hereby given. thai at Q meeting oil
the bosrd Of Directors. held On the sinih tsthl
day Of luna. ts!c. an asses-meut. No. oue ID.
of Ten az, Cents p~r share was levied upon
the capital stock 10 the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United states ruld coin. 10 Tho
Secretary, II tho once Of the Company. noou
n uaywsri's niiiding. ti9 cAiiforris street.
San francisco. California
Ahy s,ock upon whicl tbs Assessmeut seail
remain unpaid on the thirteenth usth) day VI
Juiy 1878. will b. ~dslinqasnt. esd sdvertts>d
foe saie Il public ~suctt'u. snd unless payment
IL made bsiors viii be sold on friday ths
thirtieth l5othI dy of Juiy. 1876, 20 pay ths
-dsiipqueut arscssmeut. together with costs Of
shysrtisinx AID expen->s Of sale.
Ht order az the Directors.
RICHARD n NOYE%, Secretary.
oue.-No. n IIsyward's Baiiiifs, tis Cali.
forulz direct. San frnci-ro. California. testd
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
PROPOSALS.
Ls Y0R INDIAN GOODS, MEDICAL SUP

~ !.
zach blanket without injury to ,no reTe coons
I2aoo yard. ssy.a s,y Li,t &c co,. Liza. ;ssi't
800 tS YARD: yards Fsnns Fis%ns lsS Sas iwsa .TSA
l,6.s dozen Hose womcn'x
'i9s, sa Dozen dozen sbss. idsis, fnls.s''' n.n,.
+,o2a sbawis, -
=, 10 s.I ciASs no. 50. x-c9IToS GOODS
assS% ys.S. a GsIIfs n|, :'.aaafd Ss; ssla'.
ZOO yards Drilling. slate dor dress iin,ns,.
IL ,a.@ yards Duck, standard. s-ounce-
~ =. dozen dozen If lia"aHsrssise. chiefs
ao0S sSes,Iax, - STANDARD Ss:yy .i,,
$500 'ardsc ct.sss hisssry No Shrns hnscloru1so.
s7;t Coats. sack f.r men; assorted size.
4,5g Pants tor mon as'orle .i. ed sizes. e. s.o,,
800 Suits coats, pauts 81. for boys 10 tel
223i Vests mon. assorted Sizes
7o75 shirts. flannel. red.
tcH cfHss Sass'' 10 sa"s s.shoEs GOOD QUALITY
2.2ca pairs Mems, assorted sizes.
@ as pairs pairs S"%sq Soy. Sc. "s."TsfS sna '''''
ss5 pairs Misses, assorted sizes
'7' pair" ass as.dssS SS ssxTs .ii"sss asb ;sf5 GAPS
$3.50 $3.50 Hat. men, mems WOO wool assorted .;, ,,..s
GLASS NO. 7-HARDWARk &C.
79a dozen Axes best cast stecl. $ 10 "a pounds
2s3 dozen Axes hups-r's best cast steel. handled
e3b dozen AK handles 38-inch. No. l.
662 dozen Sewing Avs
4s6 dozen Sewing awl Handles
l,437 dossn Cups tin. pints and quarts
22l dozen Dippers tinncdiron, long handles
29d dozen Fry-pans short handle. Nos !, and D. -
S4s dozen Pans tin iron, pressed, = and qusrta
In equal quantities
40 dozen Plates tin.
oS3 Camp Kettles in nests OF three.
800 dozen Pinnters Hoes No. ., best cast stcsS
200 dozen Hoe Handles
Fish Hooks assorted sscA
80 dozen Fish Ianes assorted sseG
~ dozen mill Files.
2:S dozen Saw Files, taper, IA inch.
LOIS dozen Butcher Knives. 9 indt
400 dozen Hunting Knives. inch.
81 dozen SHINING Knives 6-nck
8f7 dozen Knives and Forks good quality.
Bus dozen Spoons, table, tnned-ron
$40 dozen Spoons. tea tinned iron
245 dozen Shears, cast steel. IN and 9 incho
169 dozen Stoves, wire.
IL Beaver Traps, Ncwhouse, No.
"a Mink Traps. Newhouse.
1,o25 pounds Indigo. u 80
TOPS bunches Bc ads. assorted colorS
654 dozen Combs coarse.
424 do,eu Combs n, tooth.
A dozen Mirrors, zinc
194. 200 Needles. assorted sixeA
1900 Needles Gioyors
241 dozen Thimblcs. open.
1870 dozen Spool Cotton, standard MAKE ZUp yaroA
3-cord and 6cord equal quantities - -
1872 pounds Thread linen. standard make, Nos. 30 80
and ~, two thirds dark blue, ethlrd whitley.
lsoo pounds Ging Twine. and 3cord, equal qnanti'
s pnnns cStsGn n1rs .I ss1ss AND HOSPITAL
STORES.
Schedules showing In detail the character and quantity o
tiou to this Office or at No Leonard st. Now York
CLASS No. 1O-GROCRHIES.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
COASTWIsK sTEAMsT4aFs.
DANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC NAIL
l. STEAMSHIP LINES


ahaLrsD bi ifSfs GS HVTnAA sEw
sS1 p'f, Via PANAMA
Steamship ACAFuLco Saturday, Sept.
From %ssES yK1SSriSSG % jAfAS and cMiSx
aifS i ~
s.%s s.:s sss ss. s:
~ FOX r., TSyxsa Ss SRI SfagT
CRY q SoE SFa lnS Ss Szya xx siS SSSlSs
14sssss Tuesday an. s%Ss
'eI xTHsSsSFF 4 ass 81 81
sober Tor Vera crus and all the above ports-
NE% YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
a North River foot of Cedar ST. for Havana diroct
CdypE -...... Tuesday. September Y
For freight and passage having unsurpassed accommoda
EufSd fhSPf Co. CO.. ss IT"s G...s Green
FoH HAt1Yx 6koNwS1 AED sfE.M.iIp sT IpHfs xS 81
leave pier 10 North River following days, At
uEo. WASHINGTON Friday. Sep. l
GEORGE CROMWELL: ~. Tuesa.y. Sep. "
Sewiound and and the Lower s., Lawrence. Excellent
cIs&kk sE%%3N g S's 's' or '''''s' apply 70
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
THE CROMWELL LINE
- gxIHGsKEHnSeskfass. esrs'.r Ken. x.%ss.
on sAruKiDsp isd psy sr;s%s- % Sar,s ys4 Ssoes M
.As s .sns 80 Mobile and principal
Apply Apply S,''.s' $50 SISE SsiIsS' SEAMAN 80 West
FVExAs LINZ FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING At KEY
West. carrying the United states mail1hc steamer
Cllf Of Atslln Captain Stevens. will sail on Sntur-
ihronsb 6lil. q lanr rven a. points ,h. Houston
snd Texas Central international and Great Northern Gal
weston iouon and Henderson, and The Galveston iiar
s lowest rates For freight passage. having superior
sccom modstions, apply 10 Q. II. MALLO y CO. 1873
Maiden lana.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANr
" sailing from pier 81 North River,
days and Saturdays NJ connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee AIR Line Atlantic Coast LINE Piedmont Air
Line Chesapeake and ohio Railroad end with tho COM
ste Ines 20 Interior points in North Caroline and
every TUESDAY,. Thursday and saturday
Loves Del, Monday. Wednesday and Friday At 7. NJ,
connecting with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through tickets aud bills OF iNdns 70 all points
lowest rates. insurance 10 NORFOLK, 4c. per cent.
Freight received daily vt pier 81 North River General
nNLY DIRECT LINE FOR FI.ORIDA--wEEKLY
" line for lor, Royai. = e.: fernandina riA bruns
he sames Captain pFalrcoih viii .s
Friday. Sept. At 3P NJ Through tickets issued TO all
points For freight or passage apply 70 g. III NALLRY
CO.. lj3 Maiden lane
L,oR NASSAU. n. P--REGuiAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
Il LEO leaves New York, september %
MURRAY. FrikIs co. 62 south ST.
rRAVELI.EKs GUIDE.
IBAyY ASD TROY NY DAY PoATS yIBBAKD
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

A LBANY AND TROY by DAY ROATs c. vTBBARD
n aud DANTEl. DREW.-Leave ysstry ST. pier 81 10
and 2tth st. AZ s:sp ~ landing |" Nysck and Tarytcwn
(by errybosp West Point, Newburg Poughk Sic Rhine
beck. Cxtskiii aud Hudson. Close connection Albany
with new train sP. VI for she West New York Cen
n and BY special train Saratoga and Round Iakc To
Wet Point and Newbnrg and return day 81;
Poughksep 81 90: Saratoga and return. 81 40
A -HI0HLANDs or THE HUDSON BY DAYLIGHT
IA The MARY POWELL, for West Point Ncwburg
rouehkscp.ie Rondou. and Kingston landing At cor,cns
will leave pier 80 North River estry ST. daily
excepted. NJ 30 NJ Connects u Poug with
evening trains tor ths NORTH.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DRooKLYS, NKw YORK AND NEwBuSG. BY
ID steamboat ARMEKlA-ieave Fulton st., Brooklyn o:
9; yes.ry st. New yerk. AZ ~ aud 2ith 81, At KS NJ
Cornwall Returning arrive at Brooklyn 7 Y. NJ Tickets
for she round trip 81 ~ Iona Island an IS
CAIsKILL CREEK LINE.-sTEAMER NEW CHAM
" PION or WALTER BRETT daily, IRON Canal ST. pier
A. North hver 8 r. M Fare. soc. Berths free.
rlrfZENS' LINE.-BLEGANr STEAMBOATS, FOR
~ Troy, Ssratosa and all points North Eass aud Wess
leave daily except Saturday, Al T. w. from - North
River Through fare to Saratoga only s. 80; excursion
tickets, good for 80 days. - So
L'OR NOKwALK DIRECT,
connecting with Daubury. Nnrwtk and New Haven Rail-
roads. by steamer ARRowsMiTH daily Sundays
ceped IRON Jowe'fs dock Brooklyn. at 30 4. NJ pier
~ st River 2:45 NJ and foot sd ST. East River
8 y. NJ.
Fare 81 cents excursion tickets so cents.
DALI RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
L vim Newport and Fan river -The world renowned
geambonts BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE lcavs pier 3S
North River foot of Murray ST. daily uded
r. NJ Through tickets sold at all the principal hotels
the city.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01
rRAVELI.EKs' GUIDE.

LNoR NASSAU. n. r.--REGui.AR NAIL STEAMSHIP
il LEO leaves New York, September %.
MURRAY. FrRkls CO. 62 south ST.
The New York herald., 1876-09-01

steamers RHODE ISLAND AMI NARRAGANSErT, from
pier 81 North River, foot OF Jny ST. T. NJ
Providence Line
from pier "a North River Park place. Stoamshps
ELECTRA and GALArEA, n i:sor NJ
CARATOaA-THE MOST POPULAR AND DIRECT
y ronte by the splendid steamers OF the Peoples Line
DREW aud ST. JOHN, leaving daily from pier II North
River at @ r Great reduction In fare by excursion
tickets so Albany, Saratoga and Montreal
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-01
A TRAGIC DEATH.

Miss Louisa Hawthorne, an actress of
considerable reputation, and who will be
remembered as having played with Law
renee Barrett in this city some three years
ago, fell from sixth story window in
the fremont house, Chicago. on Wcdnes-
day morning last, and was instantly killed.
her skull having been crushed 10 pieces
by the fall. Miss Hawthorne had been in
disposed during Tuesday, land the theory
of the accident is that her illness having
increased, she approached the window of
her room for air, sat down OH the ledge
and overcome by iaintness or pain, tell
out. She struck the court yard below
and when found. had Oh a night dress
aud over this a wrapper. Miss Haw-
thorne's real name was Mary Simmons,
and she was married some years ago to
Mr.. George Morton, Of New York. The
horrible death created much feeling in
dramatic circles in Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-01

The House of Representatives has
concurred in the senate amendment to
the Silver bill relative to the trade dollar,
that bill will probably become IA law at
once by the signature of the president.
1t is what is known as the PAYNE bill.
and was prepared to facilitate the issue
of silver coin in exchange for fractionals
and relieve the famine of small change
that is nov felt in many of the large
cities. II provides for the immediate OK
change of SIC, 100000 silver coin for the
same amount of grcenbaclis, the green
backs to be held for the redemption OF
the fr"stional currency for which the sill
yer is to be substituted. Henry b. Payne,
the author OF this measure OF relief, is a
Democratic member Of congress from the
Cleveland district.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-01

The Democratic party. in the name of
the people of the United States, has call
ed Samuel j.. Tilden, demanding that he
shall take the highest Office in the gift of
the nation. The voice of the people is
the voice of God. Wherefore we assert
the solemn significance of this passage of
scripture: "Thcn the Lord called Samuel;
and he answered: Here am II" Our
Samuel will not mistake the Lords voice
for Ellis. The Radical Eli will not have
an opportunity to say to him: "Lie
down again.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-01

Pending the calling of the roll the
chairman of the kentucky delegation
said: Kentucky under her rule voting
as aunt, though divided in her own del
cgation, votes aye,
The Chairman While casting up the
vote the chair, with permission OF the
convention, will direct the clerk to report
the following resolution which is on the
table:
The secretary read as follows:
FURTHER RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved. That the thanks OF this CON
ycntion are rendered to the lion. John a.
McClernand, of Illinois, for the able and
impartial manner in which he has dis
charged the duties OF presiding officer OF
this convention.
Adopted unanimously.
At this point a large portrait of Mr.
Tlden, by kartZ. was placed behind the
speaker amidst great applause.
Mr.. Spaunhorst. OF 81. Louis oilci
the following resolution, which one OF
the secretaries proceeded to read:
RcSotced That this convention recon-
mend future national Democratic
The voice OF the Secretary not bcin <
sufficiently strong to make it audible all
over the hall, there were repeated calls
tor BELL
The President: Unless less noise i:
made 1t will take the lungs OF a bellows
to read anything.
Mr. Bell then took the resolution
amidst cheers and read In a stentoriaI
voice rs follows:
ReSolred That this convention recon-
mend future national Democratic conven
ton To allow each territory aud the DIS
trict of Columbia vote each.
A Delegate: move to lay the resola-
ton on the table
The motion was carried.
Mr.. Riley of Pennsylvania offered the
following resolution, which was adopted
Resolred That the recording secretary
be requested to prepare the proceeding
of this convention to be printed IN prope
form. and that the national committed
cause a suitable number of copies To b'
distributed among the delegates of thi
convention.
rhe President: Mr.. Smiley of Yer
mont offers the foil owing resolution
which the clerk will read:
The secretary read the resolution n
follows:
Resolcsa. That the place tor holding
fine next convention be lett To the de
cisjon of the national committee, ana tina
the basis OF representation be the SANE
rs in the present convention.
The resolution was adopted.
The President: The chair will an
nounce that the vote upon the question
of laying upon the table the resolution u
regard TO the two-thirds rule Is as iol
lows: Whole number OF votes cast '3s
of which the ayes are 3o9, nays ''oi 5
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-01
Chattel Mortgage Sale.

I9l virtue of ehattel mortgage. executed by
IDA. Il. Stafford and ii. l.. Morrill, Us receivers
of the Cairo and Nincennes railroad and the
Cairo and Nincennes railroad company, to
the undersigned bearing date February LIST,
1875, weASiil, on the I'D day of July, ls,6 al
the hour of 10 'clock a. NJ, al the round house
of the Cairo and Nincenncs railroad in Cairo,
Illinois, proceed To sell. ut public yendue 10 the
highest bidder, the following described proper
ty, being portion OF the rolling stock of the
said Cairo and Nincennes railroad, and por
tion Of the property described in said mortgage
Co lwenty.two C.2), twenty four s,H; thirty
eight (3s), iorty-six 40, Gfytwo t52), nfty-six
l5l, seventh Two Ga. seventy -four tIn s,gh.s
and fourteen (iiD one hundred and twenty u2o) /,
one hundred and twenty-five u.sl one hundred
and enty-eight (lHs) one hundred and forty
two Qi2) one hundred and forty-siN ui') ami
one hundred and sixty (l6D.
glat aud coal cars numbered twenty seven (2,l
thirty nine (39) and forty five as that the
terms of said sale are cash in hand
Dated June Eth, 1915 "
DRENLL, MORGAN & CO.,
G-a0-d-eod Mortgages,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-01

OF States upon the appointment of The
committee To notify Tllden and Hem
tricks OF their nomination, with the fol-
lowing result
COMMITTEE TO NOTIFY TILDyN AND HEN
DRICks OF THEIR NOMINATION..
Alabama, Francis s. Tyson Arkan.
sns, B. ID. Williams f; California, Geo. II
Rogers Colorado, Adam Wilson Con.
necticut, w. ID. Franklin Delaware
Gov. salisbury Florida, j. ID. Harris
tieorgia.. Allan G.. Fort; Illinois, Hon.
Perry III. Smith: Indiana, Bayless w.
Hanna; Iowa, Hon. -. f. Montgomery
Kansas, Chas w. Blair; Kentucky. ".
w. Bush; Louisiana, Louis w. Martin
Maine, ). j. Anderson Maryland. Robt.
G.. Banks Massachusetts, Josiah q. Alb
bot; Michigan, II. j. Rediord Mime
sofa, Hon. j. v. Castle; Mississippi, j.
c. Prewett; Missouri, Henry j. Spann-
horst; Nebraska. G.. b. Schoiield f;
Nevada, Il. l.. Heating; New Hampshire
Lafayette Hall I; New Jersey, Patrick
Henry New York, Henry c. Murphy /;
North Carolina, w. j. Greene; Ohio, 1.
G.. Collins Oregon, Mark V. Brown
Pennsy lvania, iIendrick b. Wright ;
Rhode Island, VIM h. Beach South
Carolina, NJ. Y. :O'Connell Tennessee,
-
Dwyer; Vermont. Jasper Rand; Virgin
ia. T.. {. Neale; w. Virginia. Judge G..
ID. Camden; Wisconsin, Joseph Rankin.
The following resolution. offered by
Mr.. Weber OF Michigan, was read
AN1I-Two-TnIRDs RESOLUTION.
Rssoired, That it be recommended to
ititurc Democratic conventions that the
so'calico two-thirds rule be abolished as
unWlsc ana unnecessary aud that the
States be requested to instruct their dele
gates To the Democratic national convcn-
lion 10 BE- held in 1850, whether it would
be desirable To continue the two-thirds
rule longer in force IN the national con-
vcntion, and that the national committee
insert such request.
Mr.. Birch of Tenn. move the adop-
ton of that resolution.
The question was put amid great con-
fusion.
The Chair: The adoption of the reso-
luton has been moved. Let the gen
,lemen attend to it.
\ Delegate MIR. Chairman, | under
stand the resolution TO be to rcscind the
two-hrds rule.
The Chair: Yes. sir.
\ Delegate: Then sincerely hope
that the members of this convention Will
think seriously before they adopt this
resolution. believe it is against the
interests of the Democratic party. and
contrary to a long method OF proceeding
in orr conventions.
The Chair: will respond to the gen
tleman by this statement. | did not in
tend to be understood a saying that this
resolution abOlishcs that rule. This CON
VCutlOn has no bower 10 control any
subsequent convention. 1t i simply Il
recommendation that it be dropped at
the next convention.
\ Delegate: ask that the resolution
be- read again.
The resolution was rad.
Mr.. Burch of Tennessee: ! move to
lay that resolution Onthc table.
\ Delegate | demand the ayes and
noes.
Voices: Call the roll.
The roll was called, and the vote re-
suited rs follows:
Laying oH the table motion To
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-01
THE CANDIDATES.

The nomination of Samuel j. Tildcn
for the presidency of the United States
was, under the circumstances, the wisest
course the 81. Louis convention could
have taken. One Of the strongest
charges made by the Democrats against
the Republicans was and is, that the Rad
icals had not the moral courage to ap-
prove the conduct OF Brlstow in punish
ing dishonest oflicials-that fearing the
power Of its rascals it repudiated the pun
ishers OF its thieves. If the st. Louis con-
vention had refused to nominate Mr..
Tilden this charge would have lost its
force. 1t would haYe been replied to by
the Republicans, who would have said :
"You also had practical reformer in the
person Of the governor of New York,
but fearful Of the threats OF Democratic
rascals 10 not support him you had not
the moral courage to nominate him."
This cannot now be said, and the Hepub-
licans must lind other grounds of objec-
ton TO the Democratic party.
III tne uOiiiiidlloH Ol MI. lHOilidc a.
Hendricks for the yice-presldency the
convention manifested desire TO make
ticket Of unquestionable ability. He is
gentleman OF large public experience,
and as great man intellectually as Mr..
Tilden. In Indiana he is popular with
the Democratic party, and VIII, although
his followers in that state are some
what sore over his defeat
by MIR. Tilden, rally Wig
orously in his support. They cannot ai-
ford TO carry their opposition to Mr.. Til
den to the polls, and they will not do so
With Tilden and Hendricks elected
the country will have reason TO congrat
Mate Itself for in their election vii
come reform in every department Of th'
government and craftsmanship in its adj
ministration. At home We will agaiI
be prosperous and abroad We viii have
no occasion 10 blush because ofthe sham
Of the Republic.