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THE UNIT RULE,

LHTTnn BnoM TIE HON. EDwAnp M'FHERsON
Tic Hon. Edward Mcpherson, President ot the
late Ea.loual Republican Conycut!on, Inns writ
ten to tho editor OF Linrpar's titek'y letter CT
planning his ruling In favor Of individual voting
In tIo Convention. lie says;
There Ia one point lying behind the rules Of Tho
viii! Tho cxrllcsstness which IL deserves, und which
Il sasr II sretss ~ II afE s s"F Y e"srtn ana
@ @ of s anit q rSie asa!s III e re ei
majorily q delegation, It would Thereby have in.
deleaat!on in exnct propost!nn 10 the siiensth ot
thu representative charactsr Of the body Itself.
Conycntiunt law d being unless universally ap.
piled, Aid il 70 a,,rsIol tho Convention would 10
yens!SS % Of nnts ot statss. That Tic Convention 70
considered Is manifest from thu rules atnpted for
IA government. Que Of thcn-tlle aixsh--pro-
Tory, Or tho District ai Columbia, sali be divided,
the Chairman shall announcer the nusnbes Of Yotca
raat for any eandidnto, or fur against any prop
delegation to Gust his vote III i sccoriIog to hIs
teeaiaea e chsIr 80 % raed. ] q and nd f liz conseo
tho vote Of each delegation should DO reported and
would hsyo found itssif orsnnslzci o. tlo EXTERN.
SsoRs " Rase' Il s s'fs S a Il ss @ a. ~
Tho. ono, two, three or more men who, III each
rasc might hold the balance Of power. II this 10
100 men to attend III. Why moi, inrtcad, rcaaest
each delegation to send It's mastor 'tlanr " why
ssk tho Sss to a. M
GRITTY combination between the larger Statcs which
wonld thas hss9e 2; tnsvtasS rs 4 won bo
meant no ruch thing. sa!d no such thing; ans, It
would have sunk Into contempt ha,I 1t duna either.
, 1876-07-17
NOTES..

0, THU GROW, T'l1 BEAUTIFUL. GROW.
tAtr' q tht Sao'c, ,tas 1taaiUta Snou.,
O. tho crow. tho beautiful crow,
!Iaw tue quilts stlcfl as thoy downward got
Hi: s~s'!sS T.; Sse'Ssi + III vs. Va i4S: x hot;
Worrying dawn,
Fornn3 milo TINT looks more like trawn;
Ass S Il Hi nses, IT, viii xvi WAX 81 iha ays.
or all tho tungh things wo have catci, tAcy know
There ~ nothing w tough ~ tls Tl!daNIss cEowl
Once Was not for4 q raven. but now
isioilel ptaitlu. cl!ckon 81 c1nsas- back ronss,
sn'pe ss@e ,pf'ns chicken az quail upon toa't
nas1''a,y ,ya,tpfe, owl,
AL aro ls,s sweet than th!s rr[lae.t al fowl.
sistda 81 a H. fasss aeaa ssa XVI pass sas
OF gsecnbacks, aud then what IL sweotor Than srow1
Spread Il the table, Tho gpcats they are mct..
ystSy h. sss taesKG wt sIp' ot regret
Asks "I!ayoa broth, sir. o. patss d. tcssov,"
Grow hash,
G!Gw pot;H1s, s, sal :tow rS - .slHa ;sas: tss;
EFsry, Vii! yau join IA ss@o Of srawqueti"
s.:sass: Sa IL i; .ss Ssa' "
Shs1e stossy opss nd ~ iGo soaia .yod III. ssp..t
g, that ny lot Win Tic Sioux had baou caatl
Tif wos9 ts1ns NY Rns II hi 4 4tsflosn la
A''A' 'sss'' ses't{as S{aS " .s' 1'''' 0s l''''
r.,,v =, INV H., gsaa1f'ns AZ. o''"S
, 1876-07-17
WHAT 4 Nnw YORKER HATfa

NEW YnnK, July 13.-Flnd inEloscd my snh-
scrlptfoa for THE DAlhY cHt0Au0 TntnuNg. l like
It's style Of dealing with public questions. .
As for political mnttars hero, wo hsyo had enough
OF f,rapt3slp, but the country does not want any
Sammy 'filAcn!sa In Its placo. Tho pc.uoosnts anl
Tden propaso to suecesd In thasr canvass. On Tho
ground that tho whole country has boen bankrupt.
cd md business analhllated by Tho Republican
party. Now, thuro IL ny denying TINT tho 1lepuh.
50, tod mios Of a!toad. IN the Un1tod stalea tor
the abolition at slavery, for IN overland rallroaI
to llls Pacific ocran and, lest Of el for tho Con.
Ind toon Ia pawcst woultl ahyar have cnlcbratad
!ha oae.Aundredth year Of thla gsoat ltepnhic.
Yours, II. K,
, 1876-07-17

sfp saopton " IL Tne% aefsonaa fe as s
:fSs eon9 9.aes ss r Tho
Of Cn,arfsin il oaectuny lald, at The ontset, BY
Tho declaration of An fnhesible pnlposn u elected,
systou viii awaken an enthusiastic retponte from
sq Co. pfHe Snt xhs @ sss eo @
and needs Of Tho Southern statcs. THIS, ho hrtl.y
ssmasks .tt5scts M The a.tHnt!o an H. ,xn31 m
Wst No south mat nee. !: nsaGs aid rs"Ssc e
nesns e snals ah ts eI. q
Cd division Of political parties, resting merely
swsYs en anfufs1na,e snd nay Ss disastrous Thn
moral and material prosperity Of tho Southern
hearty and generous recognition sof tho rights Of
all. By AL, recognition without Fcscfse or ex-
f' GERMAN NEWSPAPER supronT.
Tito following influential German papers have
declared for lIayes and Wheclst, tho Republican
1ns New york 8tnus1ltan.rr, New York city.
Ths T<iieirisiistAts Journal, New Iork City.
The !s;l!Is1;hs i!s; Pq.t: 3,,G y: LII, h1at; No.
rse Tss 6srSnani", serSsn,di Miisankee,, i, Wi..
hs hs .a;.Ts si%Sfs FSss s1.; RaSss kssssis s" il,
Ths hs ky.n.ss seais tStssG Gates E,as:yo sf fnd ~
AN0 I5E{E &-fE4&dt AuEEAbOs li@+
Tho Frsts Irtsse, Cincinnati, Q.
Tho Frtis I'r<ssf, liuNalo, N. \.
Tho journal. Denver, tol.
Tho .finaft1f1 StNHfS ZtltHA1, Et. Pnut, Milan.
Tic New U1n Post, Now lJln. M!nn.
Tho MIR JtrS<y Fsrtis Zt1tHng, Rnwnrk, n: j.
Tho New Drfonns DeMtschs HflfaHg, Now Orleans,
Tho California ne,noirdt, San Francisco, Cal.
Tha fdNsaa F'rfe Frtsd. Kansas CITY, No.
The Pott ana Tribune, Kansas City, Mo.
Tho Fres Trtsfe Tor Texan.
Tho h'clr Drunhsftfs 2sifang, Texas.
Tho Yxrds I'0st.
rho Icitan Oouaty Fr<sss, Illinois.
Tho A,ntrtkdnt.cher RtratiRaHtr, PottsTlllc,
The Detroit 4,btndpost, Detroit. Mich.
The Warrington toarn1t, Wushlngton, D. C.
Tho I'oltA- 1t1tHne, Washington, b. q.
Thc Green bay 1oNs-eiluA1.
The Highland Un!on.
Tho Cleveland Ansfger.
Tho Madison County AA-etItr.
The Rochester IN. f.) Bt6bacafer. F.
Tho Ioor!a IjeHfseht- Zeitung.
The Missouri INnbott.
Tic Freft Frtsse, Cape 0tFarlcau.
Tho st. Charles zelfHHJ.
Tho Sim Francisco 16eNHp0A
Tho ltttabuyx FrtlhtsfsfFtHnd.
The Bclleytllo Qil.) ztlfung. ...-.
To this ltst Ut papers mist bc added those thnf
pnce were Itbcral ind DemocrallGt but tays not
ypt declared themselves for T!ld0n and IoguF ila-
form. Tie liuoiz Jtaafs ZeatHng, Of this city, ID
still 'on the fence. but ~ The great maloli,y 81
It's Subscribers win vote for llayc. and Wheeler, II
Is lc!EeYGl tho ZetsNgT will 70 with them.
, 1876-07-17


VAIrAnAIso. Inl.. duly Iii nln one Of . large
unmlcr Of yonr readers In this city. nnA deslre to
congratulate YOU for tho ablu mannar In which yon
handlo tho ''Confelcratas " without mittcns. Wo
dn think yum dssaryo gruat credit for knacking tho
sockH of +'0!l 6tufoy" and tlG Tildcnttcs- Your
see to ii that your papers arc cIrculntc Your cdi-
tntnla aru 1nasteilJ, and yunr pappr Ia deserving
OF tromundoAs haccese. 60 for EN-; you can'f
mtss.-and may tho devsl tako tha hnlnoAt.
fuurs. UrT0 SNUFF.
, 1876-07-17


CHICAGO, July u, 1s7o-Economy In city
matters Ia carried to nn absurd extent when It
pompols pedestrians to grops through tho
Washington street tunnel In tho dark. It Is
done, suspect, moro to crafty the within Of
some domAgoglenl politician tllan to effect tho
pavlng Of few dimes to the city. 1fitis gas hc
Is trying to save, We suggest that he puruse tho
tmnre sensible course Of stopping few Of tho
ptpo Leaks that hare long stifod tho few patron
!zars Of the tunnel, md driven many rersons
dozen paltty 1iehts autl driving tho tow WHO arc
loft to moro hea1thful thoroughfarcs,
An institution that las cost tho city 30 much
saiao1 acrently, Al ioast, ind Rado practicable
for The purpose ior which It was built, Lot It
be kept popular and ilsoful then, cvun Il 1t docs
cost tho city few extra dimes per day to mako
1t at all passablc. Ladies must soon desert II
entirely under sha prcacnt method Of lighting.
CANAL SThnnT.
, 1876-07-17

THE COURTS.
Decistons In Rcnl- Estate Cnses-JudBments
md Now Suits.

Cornell Ill ct a., re recently decided BY tho Supreme
Court, large humber of legal questions were
.n11,,v u ~ nm crcc,,tior issued by Court which
yaaty " Il" s,eseo. W. '''rs' naa.sn, =. sh,t ~
hau nech anaAemeo' ete' l. ateg"!on 1.As Ms., :"
1910 benjamin 1larrs bought Of Elar& Nohle1
Jr,, 5asf acres In tho N. W. u OF Geo 13 90, n,
.or,i,"I " som" tir,, rror tlnrcto A Judgment
sa hesr ns oeau,. Mona IN tho NUM-
cipal Court Of Chicago, but no execution was If
hoon s,,cl | out. t,,o tan1 WA eold hereunder,
w., usJ'i s nonrass,,"s camn into tho no..
NV snss;, ~ r.. ornci,sns Pa,,I Tnrncii and n q,
4s,1o"s' s9a1 1no Al"o'el'A' eou's 10 uo'''9AsA'
A'd1t q ,eaa 1zo,~,. mi yt,o no5e n mortaaoo m
~ iot,3 ,u 10. am nnrc,,nso'1 Ink decrem wns
LIZ H .n a', MS,t W. Iarri. III ,n titn IN lin
on11sst nn"a ~ te tic tns h. ,a1o lin ortguuo.
Tn ifceas of Nohio and Harris, wherein tic
Psop9,,f prrr ~, ha tito IN IN si,nm fn"mnlnlnants
tG tpt n nianants tnu t' lacun IIaEr Woro ro1i
teselise' m ,atnart.; aMM evor r. isi1 SIorrh
seaeu sae r. ha"Irr+ enii onn f,vr,s 4.
TTn ait ~ ,as anointcH Ats|oncn M tlelta how
sre. wcro % n1ave TN naest thu cstato, a. thcy
Warrss H., denth 1hcSafnrn ii. hnirs tled tho till
i,Ata n IL I nTosaat suis. settling IN liz aboyc
facts, alleging tlo lrrega'nrity q th9
sale unaof execution by when CoFIloll
and Bellows acquired ttlc and j. asking that 20
fnuni that ToyrJa hn1 ~ no tlt,e to tho land In
controversy prior to the tmo thesr bill Was llle1
ee sct aside; ilat the M sale unler execution s h9
declared void; that Miller l,e held to bn Valld
o. aas ~ ~ ~ so,s y ao Nv
arr"r w ss acd H. ~ ~ III 1 wGc was s,is-
tatnca, and I'll tic II appeal dismissed. Tbs com.
p!ainants then nppchlel.
Tho acno Goar sa that r.,"s thnTs n,t wtrS e.
e' s Te"a + va. o. "Ssa ro ta a
could not be issued from court after II had
been a se snn u1es t1s
void. Tho Important point In the eaao VASES was A
to whether Harris was a party to the Cornell
pnf Fellows blll so that he was bound by It. Hn
e1d at as tr a Mss ses
lcad man "a 10 any property owned by him
hrfare his bankruptcy, :, and hta, Assignee
had than tho legal titlo II was rulo that a!
partioa chanulng the legal title to lind shonla
had not becn tlono ln the Cornell suit, and liar
ris' tito was thcrcforc not destroyed OF cut OIL
His lclsa accordingly Lat the right to sc to TO-
cover THO land as Mlllur, tho assignee, not h4v-
| Ing disposed ot 1t to any erndEt0rs, would bo
held to hold Il as naked tr1lstab fnE Harris rep
rcsentativc. Tho dccEcc was Reversed aad tho
OTHER Dno.s1oNs.
brought to recover q largo interest iM a. tho Old
Draks block On Walnsl. ayenae AND and Wa;hlGg-
ss|on & ss Ssf5t Sslcw ass.ag r. ths Sjs SSj
property. 1yss kaios for tic Appellee:
III the case Of Ailon VS.. Watt, II was held that
party s11on!a nos 10 eompa'le1 to ,, psy 40, ttget
rnrnf.bon ornnao5i,,ri Troi,id hr nlcni1ci IN hnr
, 1876-07-17
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TlaH UIIIliAG0 TItinUNE.
, 1876-07-17

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Of tho price.
, 1876-07-17

gard!csH ol the name. ~
raMA0R4F1!s.
o7cr Hoy ttayoa lsiter ot accunanep. and indulgss
IN tho folln~tu4 glnwlng tElhuts TO- "a Merlta:
"a i eass 's tspaIsas "
viii 10 iouul elsewhere iu Ibis lsa4e ~. LouIt
4It,es,
rhe Mastaia H. q h. say1 OF ooy 1owo1l M i
Gy His sappIpsai u tha ssa.ng @ dspasItpn of sho
A. " 10 ananA9h @ ths Goasse M e. wch matss
p Ky, naes " ~ na 1u"sH y a KNOWN aa
1i III; h esn ~ ~ 'a., t ttsss H. ~ ss w
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

book Of Deuteronomy, wherein Il is laid down that
re6ellous or stiff necked son should be taken 10 the
puDiic square and there stoned to death II this law
he said rgidly carried how little grace might
the liquor dealers and the rebeous rumseers of this
Guy expec.f But the Prodigal Son was welcomed with
smile and kiss and so, too in the goodness OF His
divine nature would Christ the repentant
sinner God wants us TO come boldly the throne Of
divine grace and 70 drink At its fountain all we want
OF the life giving stream Out In Chicago there was
once run upon a bank there; now, right here, we
want to see run on tho Bank Of Heaven Oh2 LEI
there be great run on that holy bank OF celestial
bliss, and
upon His sacred treasury. Men fail in business be-
cause they want 10 do much insufficient cap
ita; but believing Christian has only TO TO the
Lord and from HIM Will be received an abundance Of
capital
After the sermon Mr. sankey led the people in the
hymn, "Still there's more TO follow"
Ormiston, OF the Fifth avenue Presbyterian congrega
tion, who pronounced moving aud eloquent prayer,
which he made applicable to the precepts conveyed in
Mr. Moody's sermon
THE "ovERYLow MEETING"
After eight O'Clock the doors Of the smaller hall were
the greater hall gathered at the ''overiow meeting
In the large hall there must have been between 5000
5000 Drs John Hall and John Adams preached to the
overflow meeting, and when the larger gathering dis
persed, about nine O'clock the female portion
OF 1t went to attend a prayer meeting in
rooms and the male portion met in
the small hall to hear OF Mr.. Moodys converts
the story OF their being snatched as II were
like brand from the burning and transformed, ac-
cording to their own accounts, from the greatest OF
living sinners TO be the most faithful among Christs
followers The exercises were, OF course opened and
closed by singing and PRAYING after which three OF the
Phladelphan converts, whose did not transpire
told the stories Of their conversion There moth
ing new or startling in all this; they had been hard
boys came under the influence OF Moody and the light
OF the Gospel reached their souls
Mr.. Moody said that II remains to be seen II these
men will continue in the ways of grace. They had
been successful in resisting temptation for the last
three months; and tonight his friend Mr. Reed who
has now been for three years servant Of the Lord
will preach in the Young Mems Christian Association.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
A woRKINGMEN's PROTEST.

largely attended meeting Of tho Brown Stone Cut
tcrs society was held last evening, al Masonic Hall
East Tn hrtecnth street After the transaction OF other
business, a resolution unanimously adopted con-
demnlng the bill pending In the Legislature known
as the "Fostcr Bill" which proposes to reduce tho
Public Park Commission to a single Commissioner by
cutting or Commissioners U'Donohue aud Martini
leaving only Commissioner stebbns. Under this res
oluton committee named TO present TO the Legs
lature the earnest protest Of the New York working
men against the proposed action. Resolutions wer a
also adopted warmly eulogizng Commissioners O'Don
ohue and Martin for their consideration and kindnes
the laborng men OF the metropolis the name OF Mrs.
0'Donohuc, particularly, being honored with applause
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
NUMBER OF OFFICERS EMPLOYED AND uSzM-
PLoYED.

NUMBER OF OFFICERS EMPLOYED AND uNRM-
PLoYED.
WASHINGTON Feb 25 1876
The recent naval preparations have left only ZIG
officers unemployed Of the i 741 the rolls Those
not duty are accounted for follows
WAITING ORDERS
Two rear admirals, commodores, IL captains 4
commanders, IL lieutenant commanders lieutcnants
masters, ensigns, is medical officers 10 pay mast
ers 8 chaplains 3S warrant officers and mates vol
unteer officers and marine officer Total 100.
LEAVE
One captain, commanders, lieutenant command
ers, 5lieutonants ensgns, medical officers, pay.
masters ensgns, warrant officers and marine
officer. Total, j.
Two commanders lieutenant commander, 8 lieu
tenants, masters, midshipmen, mcdlcal officers s
engineers, chaplain, warrant officers and mates and
2vounteer officers Total "a
SUSPENDED.
One captain, commander, lieutenant, master
/ engineer, warrant officers. Total, T.
FURLoUGHED
One lieutenant commander.
SETTLING ACCOUNTS
Three paymasters
OFFICERS on DUTY
At sea $780, viz rear admrals, l3 captains, 81
rnanders as lieutenant commanders, 17o lIoutenants
gl masters, AZ ensigns, o2 midsnipmen, rs medical
officers SO paymasters, 100 engineers chapaIns 40
warrant officers and mates volunteer officers and 80
AT NAVY YARDS SHORE STATIONS, 4c
Six hundred and forty five, viz. the admiral, vice
admiral and 5 rear admiras, 16 commOdores, "a cap
tains as commanders, 80 lieutenant commanders, "a
so paymastcrs "a engineers % chapains, professors
&C. 20 naval constructors and civil engineers, vi
rant officers and mates volunteer Onlcers and 90
marine oincerR
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
"REvIvALs" BEHIND THE BARS

Harrison Parkerson, the boat captain, who is con-
fined in the Hudson County Jail charge of assault
has opened ''revivap' among his fellow prisoners
He preached a long sermon yesterday "Fath." He
told his hearers that with faith he could move noun
tains and he felt sure he could turn many the evil
doers from their wicked ways. He said that few
months ago he gave all his money 10 poor starving
people ana then fell his knees and prayed when lo
he found his pockets 1lled with hve cent pieces
Al another time when he had money he went to the
Lord and told his necessities and rewarded with
new two dollar note in his pocketbook He feels that
IL is most unjust that he should be deprived of his
liberty while he ought to be preaching 10 sinners in
Hnhnken
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
A woMAN's VENGEANCE.

Yesterday Mira Lehan, young woman residing on
Willow street. Hoboken, entered the First National
Bank Of that city and requested 10 Mr. r. Ide one
Of the telers She shown into the private apart
mcnt and the two had long conversation. Suddenly
Mira grew very violent and accused dell Of dlscard ng
her. A dispute followed The woman became almost
frantic and threw large quantity Of red pcper into tho
face OF ldeL She then hurridly departed. When she
leaving she told OF the bank officials that she
would shoot ldcll Bothdisputants wealthy. They
old lovers and were at time engaged 70 be
ricd The engagement is said. was broken by ldell
without apparent cause Tho bank officials greatly
ncenscd over the occurrence and will probably dismiss
the Ialler
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
ST. JOHNS GUILD.

II is impossible yet 70 estimate tho amount re-
ceIved from the recent Martha Washington Reception,
but il is supposed 10 be quite large enough to pay or
the debt on the Floating Hospital OF ST. Johns Guild,
amounting to $4,000 All OF this money is devoted TO
this object and to tho summer for the bene-
t OF sick children The feeding Of the destitute poor
OF the city Is quite distinct Affair." and this is almost
stopped now for want OF funds. The very cold
weather OF the last few days has caused great suffering
among destitute families A liberal supply OF money,
groceries, fuel clothing &C, Is needed Immediately
and the donations OF our citizens are asked
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

January following regard to the Machado, GenerT
Schenck appeared TO have taken action in the mat
ter. The correspondence ordered to be printed
and was referred back 10 the Committee on Foreign
Affairs for further consideration
The SPEAKER then proceeded TO call the committees
for reports
Many private bills were introduced and acted upon,
after which the House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the private calendar The committee then
b rose and a number OF private bills passed
The House then. quarter past five. adjourned
onlv
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.

ALBANY. Feb 25, 1876.
Governor Tllden has pardoned and restored to citi
zenshp John W. Eigheny, sentenced June "a, 1875, in
Saratoga county to Ave years in Clinton Prison, for
perjury. II appears that the prisoner is innocent
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
EVENING SERVICES.

Tho large hall IN the Hippodrome was crowded to
ovcrlowing last night II became necessary open the
smaller hall for an "overnow" meeting In the large
hall Mr. Moody preached taking his from St Pauls
EpistIc TO the Romans, nfth chapter and twentieth
verso He said that there Is no law without penalty,
the penalty OF breaking Gods law death eternal
But although sin regns abroad thank God that His
grace carries us away out beyond the Jaws Of death
even into eternal Life Mr. 1oodY read text from Tho
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
SMALLPOX.

Inspector Lockwood, Of tho Health Department
found two Of smallpox Thursday afternoon
at No 150 Forsyth street Yesterday the case of Q
child Al No. 100 Forsyth street was reDoried
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
A PRocoCIoUs THIEF.

boy named Theodore Durancey eight years old
brought up the Court OF Sessions at Jersey City,
yesterday the charge OF stealing seventy pounds Of
wheat from the cars OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany He was sentenced 70 the State Reform School,
where his brother now ia
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