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"THE TRIBUNE" IN WISCONSIN.
IS THE Cn1cAao Z NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
REM IN THE INTEREST or THE DEMoCRATlc
rANrY{

IS rHr C111cAao EonrnwEarEns RAILROAD
REM IN THE INTEREST or THE DEMocRA1lc
rANT1a
N tn. Editor arAThs T,ssua..
MADISON, Wiz, 6upt. 8.-1 dca1ro to call your
nttontlon to tho fact that nowsboys on trains in
this Htate rarely have my papors for eaaa but
Democratic Btccts. Great complaint Is mado
by OUR friends that they cas,slot net TIE TR1n-
uNn. A fow days ago Mfr. L- camo up on The
Northwestern from your city, and could not find
n Tn1DuNu OH tho train. To-day Mr.. M-
cau1o up, and found tho sau,o condition Of
things. Ho hal TRIBUNE he purchased in tho
city before leaving, but all along the whole dis
tancc llc noticed demands upon tho uowsboys
for Tun TnInuSE, but none wcro to be had.
Now, Why is tllIsl 1t looka rs X there was somo
skuduggcry in the business. l III, constrained
from tic frequent complaints made to me to
write you OIL the subject, III The hops you may
la ablc to correct It. Very respectfully,
W. E
WILL NIL T. E, CHANDLER SEE THAT HIS PAB.
srNuEMs ARE PROVIDED WITH pArEls THEY
rREpERl
ID ths Editor q} The Trf5uua-
WATERrowN, Wis, Sept. al have been
travelling during the past two weeks through
tho Northwest over the limo Of the G., IL. & st.
T. Il. t., md havng little interest III the po.
ltical canvnss now in progress, Ttsli to state
fact which have observed and heard remarked
by many othrrs-thc scarcity ot Tue CHICAGO
Tn1nuAE. Whllu tho 1Yn,s Is stuck In ono's
facc ut oycry turn,-at tho hotels and on the
cary,--THE TNlDuNE cannot be obtatucd at any
prirc. For the last dvc days have made per-
sIstrnt effort to get It, watching the arrival Of
tralns from Chicago, and a. yet have been un'
able to get Tribune. In every case tho news
/ f,L1 ~ 1,t,f
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"Well, wc!1, hut where did vou get thLsi"
It's fnlnc, Thought 1t at tue ttore,'' Was ahe
'.Not much, SIR. It was stolen from ny
of1ico a nont1, ago, and you'd better hand It
over II you don't want troubled"
It was passed 10 him, nn'l he started for
home. Only tho angels know whether OF not
the real owner stopped him eoa,owlcFa up
Woodward avenue.
, 1876-09-11

A SWISS GAMBLING VILLAGE.
Saxon (says letter 10 tile Boston Adperliscr)
Il prcttly y-aituated vilnge, with little that Is
attractive but tts roulette and trente ct quaranto
tables, Four yeats ago, 1t was the lowest
gambling place In Europe, and no ond went
there; but when tho German gaming was done
away with, the Saxon tables passed into enter
prising hands. Large and atry rooms wcrc
added to tho ,Nretchca primitive building, as
we'll a. q restaurant, and little gem OF q
tfcatre, whcro a good band plays every day
from to 4, und fair representations ase given
evory evening An Austrtan gentleman In re-
diced circumstances wis madc chef dc police,
Jolly. tie consequence Of iii thcss changes l.
o great atnelioratton In tho passing society Of
Sa3on and IN ininensc increase ID tho Sums
lost by tho fools who haYe more money than
1ono s away ~ vii. ai ii nj i5 they &C seem S vyns ta n
each other in trying. 10 ruin themselves. Not
even tic crowd 1t Monaco have such trnces Of
this abIcet passon. There 1t is decidedly tho
taahoa to eo seen :;1, once @ and agn II tho sorse
rather nslu1ncd of Themselves, and fight shy Of
Neguaintnnecs. Ncar to us, ut thB trente Ut
quurante taD1e, rather an amusing inctdent takcs
place. An English Indy Of tho upper-ten, long
her hcalth has, out Of curiosity, gone up to Bax-
on, mud Is trying hcr luck; suddenly gentleman
we have been watching, p1ayiBg very heavily,
secs her for tue first time; be starts, looks en-
barraAsed, and seeuis OH tho point OF going
Hway; but SECOND thought has evidently led
him 70 change h!s mind, Tor nc walks quietly
around TO where Ills unconscious visitor sits all
sorhcd In her game, aud, lcauIug over her with
a wicked little smile on llis handsome face,
says; swell, my lady, this is u nco place to SEQ
you int" 6ucl, start as she gnye! and her
rosy faco WIS quite pleasant TO suu III tho miast
OF those haggard, wcary-looking wrctches
tAud who would think to tlnd you heEua" size
replied, rcgaiaLng her eelt-poascss!ou. and
calling him by one OF tho beat old English
na,ncs; "a anil passing the summer near this
| rlacc, and came up only once out Of curl
oe!ty but don't you tell oI, I,c, or III Wrlto to
| your mother mud Jet her know whnt you arc up
To-" .Wcll, it's bargain" lie replied; "but,
remember, II 1t gets out Ia any way, that hvne
been seen up here, shall visit It upon your llca1
and everybody III London, as wall Us Paris, ahall
| know that Lady q. has been seen playing
| aetaally playing-np at Saxon, tu the yury worst
| Of company" Sllo laughed ill awkward littio
laugh, and think VIC may bo sure she wished
horseIl anywhere but where she was; at al
oyunta, In few moments aEe disappeared, and
VIC saw nothing rloru Of her until our return to
the hotel At Ber, where she passed III, looking
10 nristocrntIr mid so innocent that ono would
have ilnnstnsd alo had just como down from
| 6utuut
, 1876-09-11

sOC1ETY-F0AM IN PARIS.
Bays Paris letter 10 the Boston Post: What
d prolgtous life Ia rolling along tho chosen
roadl There aro nImh!e Jockeys aud Jcsrtts;
blood Prlncceees In delicious English tandcns;
long-halred students, blaekicgs shawling brother
hoodt There are l>lcs Of ahuiIl!ng. jolly abhes,
quaycring out saves" md pale littlo ultlr
boys In scarlet, circliug the pious tlsong Will,
twtnkling lights; Rrumbllng grocers, swagger.
Ing attorneys, profcB6lnE clever thieves from
netghbosing D1Untmartro {wllcro they arc
l,oncat tralcsmen In tho day.time); anil
marvellous untlcftakcrs tn black and
white embroidery. cooked hats, =. and
is imated Tivoit Va Vau1hall eb tbiazc, hrcworksi
bubble, sparkling fountains! squeak, nddiesD y.
wonder arc there elsewhere such can-eAns, beer
drinking, shr!eking walters, and costuu1cd
ball at mtslulRht1 And II. Worth {Printe Of
Pulling and urand Duke Of Trnins), and The
opera Whero moro than eighty ravish!uG rougcd
hol,rts aro cutting 1c.Hat1, bounding, tuttcEiug,
blinking their pink cyeE, and pointing THUR sat
In slippers at thousand hearts, whilst the foot
1ampa Aicker and white glo7es wave from the
boxes, whilst ever 80 mAny troHlbOncs, las
soons, and shrill, ltvely hd1'cs ure piping, out
easy It ls for the Parialans confused 4nl de-
lighted by all thts racing, preaching, tiddling,
schemfug, dancing, OF The vivacIous press they
move in, to be pretty Indifferent and rnther e
norant Of what ia performing elsewhere.
, 1876-09-11
EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
gotvinn Dances and 6Onga..-A
, Swiss Gambling Village.
Queer French Observation-Disclosures
Wilhelm at Ems.

nrNVTAH nANrp Ann an1yf1
r,,o us.r,sa a,..-s.nen,.nt - a.. 1ana.,
1s'fgrapa says: "holo 10 Al cxefclsc saitol 70
tho torril weather relgntng. II II do not excite
the bcbollcr, It does not warm tho performer.
t.arcbtn- rnnbA. oua ho, 1,t io,L,rr ~, In
S1h~' ssI;ss NV Ao.' o"s 'ooNe W. w..
.s''1ah O.. u"'s" sau'es oo'J puz@1eu h.t'''e'
Whtf manner ol men arc these who, In Euro
pchn dress, III cloth Of Leeds and arms Of shef-
thc w,Isthan,t an,, tlanc,nu mi 1ltc a hsar,
wv Wv, -. a'.a ~ .uss I'M uo
haso l''cu III va,a 10 aist.euasn shuincS OF cuts'
or my form OF step. They stowly raise ono
foot and slowly tlsup II dorm, then tue Others
and then tbs first apafn, AJm,rera AZ seryta
ano1,r, tto ,ntittorv T,to,t,o.,,o ~ ~ ,,nont,
uee'u'o ~. '.''''' ~, .''heneo u n'' peop'o
30 gFcat that no arl'1 comes ohweicome 70
them. should conceive that the sgtoso
step, md tmarkfue time, vero peculiar
invorItes. Saving only that they doti'l hold
cacll cthcr'a wn!stband, nor perlur1u tho eTot1-
tion In ctrclp. tlcv may nuitc fancp Tint they
arc da1lc!hg kofo all the willie. When TIC lasacs
luln-a spUrt which have not yctbeop go favor
cd as TO see-the purity rcrolYcs ia stamping.
This, I am told, tnnkcs the danco much more
grnceful-onc does not quito sec how. II ono
he, though she-creatuEe or two be distributed
among them. Other fair-hatrcd young soldiers
Sing, For nv own mart prefcr tic datcc,
That may bs Silly, but It Ia not patnful There
Is one person In the world might feel moved h7
the Bervinn song. Mr.. Darwin would be de-
lighted with II, ~ surviving sllnk.' Thus,
pcrhaps, the prlneyal man expressed tho simple
may he divided into tlrawls, tavns, and ba,yls
After dscourstng such music through the mouth
until the ambient alr Is thrilling, they repeat
tue melody through tlle nose. It is terrible to
, 1876-09-11

II 30 on torn. of perfect equality With him.
This Is tho Arehduke Aibrccht OF Austria, tho
must talented Of the Iiapkbu,R family. "A
they come along thclr conversation ta suddenly
sthe crosd aud falls on her knccs risl! In their
pxtt; TIC Emperor hseps bnck Nstun.hed, and
turns lts head to his Adjutant III plain
clothes, who Ia close behind him: Thu Adjutant
springs forward In minute and lolps the WON.
he can DO for her, and she. gives lin folt!ctf
paper that slie haa IN htt iland. After reading
h BE speaks few words, evidently OF cncour-
agemcnt u her, .ho hntos gil over, courteses,
aid steps hack. lie has evidently promised to
do what be ean for her, and In d manner, too,
that ahows him 10 l'o man whosc char.
actor would command respect any
where you might put hin. Every t,at is raIse1
aa lie passes hy, except opposite you ,whcrd,
snotb!sh.looklng young fellow shows his inle-
pendcnvc by keeplug hls beaver on. and osten..
tauously throwing q aupereiltous look around
on the crowd. After tue Emperor has pasted
nut 0f hearing, you sec man Of respectable
manners and aiidroat step up to the Young man,
autI with A " Con!ound you, luke oil your hat To
tho Kniscs,n give II wllack ttht sen1s II flying
over tho I,catla of tho byslandera.
, 1876-09-11

A Versa by whittier
Whittier sent this little verse 10 In autograph
collector In England:
AMERICA AND ENGLAND.
Thicker than water In One F1l,
Through cchturles Of atory,
Our Saxon blood has flowed, and still
WI Share with you the good and i'll
The shadow and the glory.
, 1876-09-11

FruE RMPItH rAKL0E IEDSTRAD COMPANY
sell fuEa!lure, carpets. st9xet, crnekfr{ ett A4o,
tAs catlt4tt Ehprt parlos sIAteat ~ l1ntaIHeA!!
At tbs iuWrst cash vflce4 sa!Suvual Vsa West 4adl
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Ton 8ALE-snu PER ACHE-OyM OF THE HEST
niIes Of nj courtlo4s, nd 1ns nils from M!l.oE
County, ILL., fynworth uf aplics alone were foid ogt
Of the orchard this rear. VIII take half cs!h. bal
1nca In Fupd rcn catAte In Chicago. r. 3. BOYD,
Ikot,EL IA, l48 MAttsunRt. . -. -.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
Tribute Of Respects.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an Advise
Providence to take from among us, our
esteemed friend David l.. Williams
who has been employed at the Crutch-
field House In the capacity Of clerk,
for twelve months, whose kind and
generous disposition to all has made
him an endeared friend to oil that
knew him. His death has sent bitter
pang to the hearts Of all his friends.
AS clerk of the Crutchtield House, the
proprietress has lost faithful assistant.
Therefore be it
Resolved, That we feel in the loss of
our friend, David l.. Williams, as II an
endeared and near relative had parted
from us, whose every word was that of
kindness and cheerfulness to every one
that met him.
Resolved further, That a copy OF these
resolutions be sent to Mrs. s. l.. Will
liams, at Darlington, Wisconsin, the
mother of the deceased.
TOM JOHNSON.
W. MORRIS.
A. q. sTILLwELL.
II. p. ADAMS.
j. NJ. WILLIAMSON.
l.. L. SMITH.
Il. W. SMITH.
]. W. SMITH.
JOHN d. PARK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01

Do you realize that upon the products
ofyour labor all the world depends
and that all reading, thinking people,
feel an interest in your prosperity ?
Then, tell us something about your
work; whether you have too much or
too little rain; whether your neighbor-
hood is healthy or siokly; what you
plant and how much you reap; wheth-
er you have fruit to eat, and wine to
drink, or whether you still live under
the old dispensation of "dodgcr and
bacon;n whether you use the farming
utensils of years ago, and leave them
in the field to rust and rot, or whether
you have improved implements aud
keep them under shelter when not in
use whether you have some school
houses or not; in a word, tell us some
thing each week about your interests.
The HERALD wants farmer cores
pondents in all parts OF the State,
Write out the dry, crisp facts, and we
will fill them in; and we also want
our farmer friends to give The HERALD
the benefit of their experience in the
cultivation Of any particular fruit,
vegetable, or cereal, instructive or of
interest to other farmers. We want
The HERALD to have home farm news
for home farmers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
ROBBED AGAIN.


On Sunday night between eleven
o'clock and daylight, some unknown
party or parties broke the glass in the
front door Of Mr., Obenchan's tlour de-
pot, effected m entrance, and then
tore of part OF the thin partition
which divides the store, and entering
Mr.. w. II. Burtons gun store, stole
one shot gun, one Henry rifle, one
Spencer rifle, two muazle loading rifles,
two Colts revolvers, one navy revol.
yer, three cartridge pistols, one ivory
handle cartridge pistol, one five shooter,
one swamp angel, "a lot OF ammuni.
ton, shot, powder and n common
watch.
This IL the second time Mr., Burton's
store has been robbed lately, and IL
particularly aggravating, as some Of
the guns stolen having been left with
him TO be repaired, The police are
working up the case actively, and II IL
reported have already clue to the
thieves and burglars. 1t begins to
look rs If our city is either visited reg
ularly by professional thieves or that
they are making headquarters here.
In either case II will be well to use
every effort to bring these gentry to
Justice and and provide for them at
Huntsville.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
FREE BRIDGE.
The Stockholders Of the bridge Com
pnny Willing TO acII or Lcnse.


Yesterday there was a meeting of the
stockholders Of the Bridge Company.
There were S27 shares out Of ,0i0 rep
resented.
First--'lhe Company proposes to sell
to the city, county or individuals for n
free bridge, at 100000 currency. The
bridge cost $50, 100 gold, but they have
valued it at 100000.
Second-rhe company proposes to
lease the bridge for II free bridge, for
twelve months at 5000 per month, the
parties leasing the same to pay all ex-
penses during the continuance OF said
lease.
Third-The company proposes to re-
duce all the present tolls fifty per cent,
provided the fords are closed within
their chartered limits.
The committee from the bridge met
the citizens committee at the Tx.
change Bank. The citizens commit
tee expressed themselves In favor of
the proposition to lease as u very fair
and liberal one.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
HERE AND THERE.
Serious Complications Threatened Be-
tween Greece and Turkey.
Supposed Accidental Death Of Prominent
Citizen Of Little Rock-The Official
Axe Still at Work.

NEW York, July 81. The unem-
ployed workingmen's committee who
waited on the acting Mayor, Commits
sioner of Public Works and the Comp.
troller, reported that each promised to
do their best to alleviate the prevailing
distress.
WASHINGTON, July 3l.--Chief Spe-
cial Postal Agent Wood ward is to be
removed,
LI1TLE Rock, July Honorable
j. M. Loughborough, State Senator
from this district, was found dead In
the hall of his house, by u servant,
about one O'Clock this evening, shot
through the heart. Evidence was ad-
duced before the coroner's jury which
showed Il at after reaching home at
noon, he went to his bed room, took
shotgun from his wardrobe, vent into
the hall, and under temporary alb
berration Of mind, or by accident, shot
himself. The most profound sensa-
ton prevails throughout the city MS
Loughborough was regarded rs one OF
the leading men OF the state and the
leader Of the State Senate. For many
years he has been connected with the
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and South
ern Railway az Land Commissioner, n
position he recently vacated and COM
menced the practice oflaw in this city.
He was the attorney of the above road
at the time of his death.
LONDON, July 81 .--The Osmon Pasha
captured at Virtiza, is not the great
Turkish commander. OF sixteen Turk
ish battalions engaged, four only have
reached Bilex.
The Turks engaged Friday near We
dun numbered twelve hundred. They
were driven to Pedgorltaa and lost two
guns. Supporting battalions were ami
hilated. The atrocities of Bashl Ba-
sourks cause intense feeling through
out Greece, and her relations with
Turkey are becoming alarmingly seri-
Gus, The opposition newspapers of
Greece demand that the country be
placed in position to command the
respects Of its neighbors.
Boston, July 80 -Ex-Secretary Bris-
tow leaves to-day for Vermont, where
he is to speak for Hayes and Wheeler
at some of the larger places, While
there he will pass few days In the
White Mountains, and finish his trip
in this section by brief stay at East
HAMPTON.
The Senate sitting rs court, adj
journed until tomorrow. Legislative
business was then resumed.
Mr.. Allison, from the committee on
appropriations reported back the river
and harbor appropriation bill with
amendments, and 1t was placed on
the calender.
The House I'LL to continue the pub
lie printing in advance of the regular
appropriation; the House bill to con-
tinue until the 10th of August the act
to provide temporarily for the expen-
SEES of the government, aud the House
bill to further authorize the commits
sioner of Indian affairs to purchase
supplies for the Indian bureau in open
market, were taken up and passed
without amendment. Adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
II "we' live, we shall.


Our handsome and accomplished
city circulator will call on his patrons
to-day for their subscriptions. In order
to facilitate his work, and give the lib.
eral.nilnded chance, We have fur
nished him receipts from the Office for
II longer time than one month, and he
Is authorized to receive the shekels
thereon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
VOL. IV.-NO. AS

Senator In giving his vote to state hi4
reasons therefor, occupying not more
than minute, which reasons shall be
entered on the journal In connection
with his vote and Immediately follow
ing his name and vote. The order as
amended was adopted.
Mr.. Edmunds offered an order so ~
to allow any Senator to give his reasons,
II any, In accordance with the Order
already adopted, which was agreed to.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
Races ON Thursa AZ.

There will be on Thursday fine
race over the track ut the Fair Grounds.
The stake is for one thousand dollars,
and two of the best horses in Collin
county are entered. The race hour
should be fixed late, as nobody wants
to run the risk of snnstroke.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
A Word OICheer.

A friend, we know he is friend
from the remarks he makes, writes us
as follows; ........ ....
MARSHALL, texas, July 90, 1876.
You must let me congratulate you on
the two articles in Fridays HERALD,
headed "To the Public" and "Salu-
tatory."
most heartily wish the new firm
may succeed In making the HERALD
what, / think, II should be, the leading
newspaper in Texas. l hope we may
all live to see it.
Yours truly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
An Unhappy woman weary orLife.

An Unhappy woman Weary orAife.
On Sunday poor woman by tho
name Of Mary Colbert attempted to
commit suicide hrst from the iron
bridge and afterwards from the rail
road bridge. She dined at the st.
Charles Hotel and seemed depressed
She Is comparatively young. No cause
was assigned for the rash attempt.
Here is an opportunity for some good
Samaritan to show u little practical
christianity by seeking out and minis
tering to the poor woman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
Lost.

On last Sunday night certificate OF
deposit No. 1886, on bank of Adams &
Leonard. | have notified bank OF the
fact and payment has been stopped.
j. X, WHITEHEAD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
SpeciRl to The Herald

NEW BRAUNFErs, July 50.-Foust,
the murderer OF Emma Voelcker, was
shot dead last eight through window
in the Courthouse, in the presence Of
forty men who had him under guard,
by an unknown person. The avenger
of the murdered Miss Emma
Voelcker made good his escape.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
bate law.
Special to The Dallas Herald /.

NUUNTNI 10 thu IIIlITHN IfVI NV
HEMPsrEAD, July 3l.--rhe Post Mas
ter Of the Senate, while asleep in the
House, during Saturday nights session,
was robbed of ten dollars In money
and gold watch.
Two children were run over and kill
ed by train on the International road
near Taylor to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-01
speclal TO The Herald,l

BRENNAN, July 29.-1n the County
Convention here to-day, the delegates
were equally divided between Seth
Shepard and d. G. Giddings. Both
wings agreed to make no choice, but
instructed the delegates to vote for the
strongest Of the two on the second bal
lot at Austin.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-11-16

At the convention Of governors recent,
~ held at Omaha, to decide upon
The best mode Of discriminating grass.
hOppcr-, q committee Of three was APP
pointed to collect and issue in pamphlet
form all the more practical means, based
ou experience, for the destruction Of the
peat,
The following resolution, were passed;
/. That it will be wise and polite for
the legislatures Of the states and terrific
rics most deeply interested to enact Il
law Offering a bounty per bUshcl for the
collection and destruction Of eggs and
unlIcdgcd insects,
>. That the several Legislature. author
he I0cNi taxation for the purpo," Of sys,
I matte cil0its by ditching, SuumiDgetc,
and We suggest arcp1aI Of the game law,
or a modification OF them, 80 to prevent
the destruction Of bird, which feed Oh
the insects; also the prevention OF prairie
fires until asuitablc time for the dcstruc.
ton Of young gro.,hoppers by iring the
era,', and the encouragement Of tree
culture for promoting moisture and har.
boring birds.
3, Recommending, Il, far rs possible, &
survey To bc made in each state during
the coming winter to ascertain those por-
tiul- Of each county on which eggs are
most thickly laid. Further: That we
deem II the duty Of national government
to make some effort 10 destroy and coun.
tcract the great pest, thus preventing its
injuries, and recommend the attachment
OF Especial commissioner to the govern.
mcnt surveys, to be sent annually 10 the
west, and that $500 be appropriated for
the purpose Of paying the expenses Of
the commissioner,
The president Of the convention was
requested TO draw up and present TO the
president OF the United states a letter
the urgent necessity Of action by
the General government on behalf of the
sections rayagcd.
The governors Of Minnesota, Illinois,
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska. Missouri, Colo
radio, Wyoming, Dakota and Idaho were
requested 10 transmit to their respective
delegate, q record Of the proceedings Of
the convention and request them to
urge on congress speedy action in This
matter.
II j., a.rcrrinci that masshoppcrs
have net done the amount Of damage
imagined; that they can bccncountcrcd,
and cxteminatcd with much less labor
and difficulty than herctoirc supposed
by united effort at th" proper time.
NO fears need be entertained &, to
serious results in the coming spring,