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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-12

Leepers send IN their orders by the thou
..n.is for B. #. 3abbat's best soap
!. They do this to prevent riot. Tor Inc
= public peace would not long be kept 'h'
- tact in a village which was deprived o
A. this indispensable article.
B. Remember ths..saleof the 10 acre farm
p near Villa Ridge In Pulaski county, tha
OF takes place at Mound City at O'Clock
ID n M. at the court house, Saturday, Dt
.c- cember 10th. It's good farm-will 2
sold cheap. The sale Is positive, and WI
ne made by the master In chancsry.
We are clearly of the opinion tn
Xxx. should call the editor OF u
-, Charleston (Mo.) Gss<tte. TO taw for u
..p following. He says: ''No woman 9,
i've be called beautiful simply because s.
Wv Wv has regular features or rounded LOTT
aa No: it is something more than that.
.T consists In her ability to chew gum VII
i'm out . perceptible motion OF the JAWS
to- Let us have peace in Cairo IN q
rom event. II the people outside Will ns
bio, let US declare our neutrality, ~ y
New government Of our own with Jeck
nes. K,ne Bee, aud wallop the whole uaA
J the states government II II objects 70
and vsv Of stayiag ont Of the presidsn
n1s. diG,culty. Mayor Jack has geed ~
from and It 10 tired OF idlsnsss. LET 10 u
esee peace, q eShs.
:. :. --skssaas wss largely INDUCED "
:" the young men OF the csy On DIV
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-12

The only sale reported WAS -
q. StNeO cent?. The sapp'y y soe'
win 8 nght demand. y, 49, "a : :
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-12

train. He tilted his chair back anu went
to sleep. A tramp, wearing dirty httie
hat, came along, and saw fine new sIs
hat ON Linsgar's head-a hat Dave had
u,on IN the late election. The tramp gen.
nv lifted the silk hat from David's head:
and. placing his own in its:plaee' walked
"a Alter q little time. Linegsr awoke'
and stood up. Before him was . LOOKING
class. He saw o reflection Of himself
"Good Lord" said he, "that Is ho'
mo or else"-- Here he walked closer "
the slsss. He was stlll more aston'sned'
Louis" said he, ''dO you recog"'Ae
me ?" IL do said Louis, "but 20" sSs
wearing shocking bad hat Linega'
br.sthsd freely, and, grssping Lo"'.
. hand exclaimed: "Thsnk you; tnsn'
/ YOU. You have made me happy. w"e'
law myself,I did not know myself. iva
fearful that l had them snakes" the osl
auce Of the night, until the train le''
,vss devoted to the business OF gettln
: another hat. Charley Franks covere
him like an extingaishsr coming COW
on = candle hame. He wouldn't nay
:. the MAYORS, because, he said, II was :
= improvement ON the tramp's. Al last
borro wed one from sore that he wo'
up, and got 81 saSsly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-12

Msal 10 caist. wltAa Aght fsae'
bbls.. city. sold at 50 NQa 20, 40 sA@'
of country were reported. 81 -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-12

We quote Paradise and Mt. Carbon or
track al mp SO nut. g delivered cal =. :
load per ton, lump. % 90; nut, ~ 20,
delivered Der single ton, lump, -; NO,
S3 15: Raum or Harrisburg coal OF
track per load, lump, 81 nut, SIG de
iivered per ton, S. 3D.; Pittsburg per
car loads on tack. S6 80 per ton. sasss
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-12

The do.usnd Tor oats 10 gooo, WINE
the supply 10 light. GOOD os!s ss,. To-. :,
ny. To cara northern, mixed, sosc :. =. 80
osnts 2 care northern. wna'e' so'u -
cents.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-12

Th1t0 0e0 VI ~ ~ y.
~ he aenasd y ugssNs
, 1876-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS.


PEORIA, Ill, June 4.-Tls- Naliona! Democrat
OF this ciiy fsns up to tho pgrscs,t naintallIud
neutral grounds III Tie Democratic side Of the
Presidential question, ratllcr fayurng Ttltlcn vi,
to tile present. but it will tomorrow take strong
grounds ag4Inst Tildcu's nomination, and Will
s.v etlitorally: "To nominate him will abandon
Illinois to !layes by $4,000 majority, and give
tr lsAllcals sixteen cut Ut iIle nineteen Con.
grcsssnrn AMI nuke Logan's return
10 tho senatr u certainty. As
goes Indiana III October 80 goes the
UnIun In November, lliGrn cannnt carry 1nIill,a,
hut Davis, noul.ttlc, Or IIcluiricka, can, md
either of them could he elected. The Illinois
delegation have the balA.rc Ut power, aud ca,l
caust. one or tho other of the last thrcr prrsuh
natncd to f,c llonlnatcd, aa,l tic rcopla af this
great lrulric State demand ttls work Mt tllcr
hnn!s. Give Us uavis,, give III nonllttlr, give
us Hendricks, aud we will carry thirteen Con-
grcssmcn, lnuke Logan step tluwn NH! out
uf tbs Schatc, and Gust oEr ELECTORAL vote III
tbs sldc Of honesty, reform, and good Govern
Iucuth
, 1876-06-26


The army of delegates has passed through
The city aud Is HOW swtlter!ng III the city by tic
Bridge. The asrIyalG 1T the lloscis yesterday
included mono Of tho genus. At tic Pul1ner
House tribune reporter fouzI tho nrarcst
approach 10 thls cln+s Ut gentleman III the pcr-
son Of the Hon. Moses ". Field, Of Detroit,
0nc Of tho most prominent fontilcrs III the
ling baby. hlr. Field was on Ills way to st.
Louis In the capacity Of i0oker-ot,,
aanl left for that heated locality last even
!ng. In conversation with tic reporter,
slr. Field gave uttera,lce tn few of his plans
for the salvation IT the country IN tllr soft-
moiley priutlplc. Their general scope has bccn
cnulitiatcu from ti,Iic tn time in the prcss AMI
OIL tl,c platform, but Mr.. Flchhas resolved u}un
st'nlrthing rather noyel IN Its way. 4 plat, has
been fur'lletl which could have originated III no
other p]nrc tlan his fertile brnIn: THIS plan,
e:'I,tcinplntcs several conferences with
VI gettiug n,an nominated who Il
known to llnre soft.inoncy rr<,ciyttcs. III case
this shall bc accomplished, Mr. Field promises
the Indepunacnt-Grceilb -tirangur yute for
such 4 csnlatc. II It cIii,nt Ec dop,c, the
party of wiic, he Is oilo of tic 1ralE,g promoters
will push the venerable Peter Caan.r, not ~
much With any slctnltu hupo Of clcctiEg lin,
but fur the purpose of making The 1eall1t nf the
fall elections ~ doubtful as tU throw the whulc
matter inlo tho Iuusu of Representatives.
When It Is unco .llcrv, Mr.. Field has hopes tllat
Peter C0o]sr will he rewarded Eith fnllr-ycars'
Residence in tic Wl,ltc-ltotlsc, 4 tnc stt,e.uc,
but ~ harren Id itlraIty," as ':.Fos- Horn
bill" oneu styled sptcIe resumption.
, 1876-06-26
1}llISTOW SPEAKS,
TIE CtSClSNATI MEETING,

GftE4Ht t!&tHCH ~ thf 4Fi0RH6.
CinclsNAT1, O. Junt 3f.-Thrrc WIS MI In
tnrnsc Hayes md Wheeler meeting tu-nlgIlt ut
Exposition Hall. There were 1000 persons
present, with many Ialirs. l.. c: Weir opened
thu injecting unl introduced GOV, Nuyrs us
President The Governor ua,lc one Of lis
brilliant littu speech, saying;
GOV. T.. r. MOVES arEEcH
MT FE'LGw CITIZENS; l congratulate ynu, the
Republican party, md tbs couMiry that thr Ma
l'al! had ,'ss pracncc and wIrdm IL place IN uom
Aatinn fur tho Presidency 80 n1bIc ana trnu q nun
a" lsnthcrfor.t d. l!Hyes. ! have known him.
har in The army, il thp domestic circle, noug his
friends, and in lbltc HE, k1Io" that la prsutu
character j. nhasc rcrruach o. pIre Al Hpoiessas
ttu ulisaird snow. aud lhat hls public career ch,l.
lengo criticism fruM tho mnst esactlng 1T Ills ui.
punsna; he IL brave And prompt u do his duty,
psactical col'n,on sense elhush III half . do4en
irehiden1,. !lc hA. l1ade no snistakcs liz he.
luye~ !has the aws Of he country ought 10 be faith
ample ,t"trctn f"r per*on aud property throughout
thu length and breadth of tho land tls IL III full
eympnthy With thy spirit u reform which seems u
under Ills administration public thIusea aud ratcals
wils not HTu3srst 3r ana Ftow rich. lilo bus exemrlt
lowry sost; tu ta, e9,taya2ant manner II t!ytn:
ws'eh haa lesats, n The downtu!l 9t 70 many pun:
ss,nuo Of private ito: IT, Wien he enters tis tass
tcar himself with tl,e same qu!et lnoAcsty a.
!hon;h Id were passing thu threshold Of hi. quiet
hon't at Fretnont There Will b. no klnsy pa
tuttort 1t IL not likely ha viii eyer ss seen On iho
avenue four IN. hant and i is certain that Ill
fnrnd.. assocIatys, unl 24y[acrs will bu selected
tfoH men Of upright character and high .i.ain.
mrnts. liz will labor for the paclt1catfon Anl
prv'ptr. "f tho South; for the enforcement Ul tie
llwh; tst honest payment Of tho nn.
tiunt Gsbta; for hoAcst tnoney; Tor ro.
tFencAmant, economy, and reform In
the cEstl service Ut 1he country. ue viii bayo u
dI!sIAed, able, md honest administration which
will command the confidence anI subaeryo luz In
tes--ts Of tht people. lis nomination
ltAEMONIzE3 ALL. niFfHAENCEs
exIstits tn ts parity aHA ruu,blArA aIl elements OF
snccr-s Liberals. Nsfotnlrrs Radicals, and Gun
srsfattes, hl4tk aud wAitu, natiy1 and fu!etKn-
botu, ~ who 4v Avt 1rslss tlRs thu UpmpesAtIo
, 1876-06-26
MISUNDERSTANDING.
4 DOLT TffREATESED.
fptcfd} DixH1ftA fu The Tribune.

Special 0t*pafth fo The Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The currency question Is
in nccultar nosIt{on pt th,s ,t,nc r. Tn1o,,
.aso ~. ~ .o ~ W." .',,I. Ahaeh
nsss s, u.' u s'!e way ttoFc "o,, bo no trouble
ahollt II. l1c IS Regarded US tile npcrs0nltlCA-
tton nf the hnsd-lnuney Etlcn, and 10 concession
In tile platform would reconcile the rrecnbac.
,,,o, y. ,'t,,, ~ ~ a,nts w. ."e s'senpae<
@ '"." - ~ .' .''n' NO '"s A'''''neo ie' he were
OUT ol LILO way, they ~oahl earc very little
cent Bayarl with his lard-monry views. In, ~
thcv 1crior. t,cv ,r3t1 ,,clt ~ r;,i,,, - ,,.,
a,od 49, '.,at.:. 49, " ,,'., ~ H. " naen no,"'
tn nasea' no 'oal'ce "hat 'no platform may BE-
man, aud woulu prefer somc nne who Is mt
cornmtttcd uancntl;,s vfc,ys antt t,,e,, ,x,rt,,,
h,oo,,so ,,o M, ,.1,,u. H., ma,.,'
vsws NJ ~ .o % s,io", a Ths aIoeh ~ nas any
there wunld be littlc prospect Of light over tho
platform, Tho man would sctllc fin mot,rr
nnc ,rav or thc otcr. ln,t no ,,,n oa"a
w.. Wy W ..c ot'c,' ou'' ~ '"c case stal'us,
1t certain there will be ...
LIVELY FIGHT OVER THE CURRENCY rLANK
This has became npuarcut since the arrival Of
t"o aeo IL was Thought thAt tue matter would
be compromised, hut to-day indications urc that
the grcenback men will demand greater comes.
aions tl,an tho Ttldcu 1ncn can pos,Ihlv rtvr
Tu Sofia have becone cmho,inn,pi isS5 h. t.s s,su wn
r.. r. Tie Nsw Yorf asles9te and a:s pscssas
i"retnforc htan hoid ~ ~ NV ~ -" tro,t Ias
hor nnn.v hit nnw X, ~ frsans ~. hsa.c "
Ecrn tha o;1csin @ | IN tc 'I hocr,'n Md' s'Sg 70
".s' '''' r1rx - .,,r ~ ~ ehs'p..'a'
e,,s,, ,,t IL ~ aafe tLc't
~ uut - ttn, ~ tno st iHea
rinr lahe "a III M ~ c%e,tS W uen Without
s,stnnv ami nt,ar nI,snnma'.t r. - ,,s...,a eu
aN nt'u Wy; i 1itlc,'t VI pnnc1pie.
res ,ea cn,,, ~ Vusy, sala toay l.At no
mAs o eooucn. H.. sas i,,t p!atT Mu 80 rs lar
sa., a. ~ IT, " 'nG ealtorA meeting
-. H ~ sss ,,t m.t' Wy ~ lgt tllefn
Wou'a ne Mtter nEit, aila taat tllc Ercentaek
nch ~outu ellccced III having aunptct! rrsulll-
ION aenlsfiainG tha unconditional at'tl 'nstncdf-
i[ a.o itenea' @ o. sno Mes4mmpa!on ast; The gsccn-
Ialnmany men NIL Join them In order to etu-
, 1876-06-26

gfnia, H.; WJtron.!n, tl--to.al, 2;25. IN the
second ballot, they elaf1nt mcorlini, 10 their
present. cfunt, a;galt nf 20 ovcr the first ballot
t1re fh'a for Whit It Ia WORTH Henry Waiter
rn,l esti1nnte. tic pn tile ar5t ballot. TI't|c7
Will receive l51 electoral votes of 50U delegates.
ALI THE CANbjnATEs.
it IL reported tonight that Maryland, hereto
3or" aolt I'D for Hay9rI, Ind gone nytr to Tildtn.
pennsylvania will vote solid for Hancock. There
Is c.'nshrra'e talk to-day abnut putting liar.
cf"k mud Hendricks on the same ticket. II ttiIs
= not 'lonc, Hendricks wilt play the part Morton
uid ~ CitIelnuat!. Hancock IL thr strongest
fH''n mt now III the trout rank. II Ttlcn Ia not
nominated at onrc IIa,lcork viii lr very ktrnng
LAWS rc.aucs'n that h!e name tc kcpi back At
tfst. lio wants to cnnc in nt tie b,i-
l1rcfne f1loincnt. Doolittlc has kind rne,.-
President nre not cu,hklrrctl at ali,
Heln1",t remains very quiet. 1t IL said that ho
EScs a.!lIsslnls to lSayart IN order 70 keep mt
~ ii'c sight b.twcrn lnninany and TlIden. II
for kllLl,ltss IL his SOIL.
, 1876-06-26

liA1t3 AND WHEELER THE uEST TICKET rOS-
BIuLu-TllE DEMOCRACY FoH TtLuEa.
IN ias Editor Gf 7hs Tribune

liAIt3 AND WHEELER THE hest TIckEr pos-
sIuLE-TlE DEMOCRACY Fos TiLuEa.
IN tat Editor ef 7'hs Tribune
MARSHALL, Mich, June "@3.-"'Thc best pos-
s!blc." Buc! Is thu universal Judgment uE,ou
thu Cincinnati ticket, ulcerfuliy rendered by
Republican fricnds, and fairly uxtortcd frnu.
Democratic fucs. When tho news ca,nu lirot
oyrr The ll,sc, the friends Of the moro prolnineh,
candidates, as Is but natural, wcre dlsappo!n,tl
and crestfallcn. The supporters Of l'Ialne-
who, III this vicinity, were numerous, und WHO
had been encouraged anu clltetl by tile strong
vote for their fAyorse-wcre inclined to gruul-
bic. Hut, with the sober second thought,
when they considered tbs character Ut The
1nen,-tho laet that they would unlts tbs
opposing faetinns pf the party, and, by thu
rcSorl ol their lives, atIuEl GuasatGe to tho
souutry VI Ill efficient Administration, frce
from suspicion Of 1b1cry or tant Vi atic!al cur
rupt!on,--lhey Willingly gave to the ttrkct their
hearty allegiance. 1hs gun Of surprise woro
nwaY; ui4 Il now nceds but tho clash u 0ppo-
hItiou to awaken the enthusiasm Ut 1SNt Thc
L.heTals and the n1u1c moderate Democrats will
unite With the Republicans, a.nl Michigan may
le safely counted III lor II glorious U,aturity.
The approaching st. Louis Convention Lryils
to excite aud b,tr-u}, thu Dcnucraty; hut, ls
thurs Aru few Vt lclr candidates whu hare s;4krn
auy active part IL uAilouA les!slatlouvs pollsirs,
, 1876-06-26
POLITICAL.
No Change in the Aspect Of
Things at St. Louis.
The Smoke of Illtornocine Tur-
MOL Still Conccaling
Everything.
Much Political Eructation propll.
esicd il I'iidcn Shall Be
Swallowed.
Hanoook's Chances Good if He
Write, or Has Written,
No Letters.
Gov. Hayes Speech to Els
Friends and Neighbors
Saturday Night.
Remarks Of Mr.. BristoW Before
Great Meeting In Gin.
cinnati.
AsIaightforward, Connected, and Com
vincing Effort.
Remarks Of Mr.. Bristow Before a
Great Meeting In Gin.
cinnatj,
A straightforward, Connected, and Con-
vincing Effort.
TIE DEMOCRACY,
WAR.

NAH. ..-.... .-...
fAMmAHf sEh1KERs AND nLow1Rs At woRK.
Special Df*patra to Tia Tribune
Ut. Louis, Mo-, June 25.-Tamtnany brought
sisted Of n ,,,r,v of No,s WI. .h,s.,na., =.
1n,u,r ,.a,s, ~" ."lN Alae,,'en .nu
1tn'1 "a'o P'i'"lai,s' aEont sixty IN ALL 1hcY
hfe harl crowd, experienced In the
usc Of muscular md lung.powcr In
politfcn1 warfare Thov ,vnro 5a.,,,ra,,
a,noro a., ,,..s, 0eF'"t1"
h 49,, Wv "ole4 so'','ots a'lu Das-1oo''s'
~, nno commenced work will grcat enthusiasm.
The corridors wero crowded and loud shouting
ordcr n Tho i1,v aor.rot ~, ~ ~
.,,., T.. wv '3' no'.t' li'''GS lily lH'ee were
ca'ieu III anu thc SALOONS closed, hut tho tntcr-
tnptton VIVA Tor moment only, and the wnr
citcmcnt culn.natcd. The Tamn,any str,,,s,s
wrrc ncarly nj, dr,nI, md th,v n,a,1o IT,. 49,
, 1876-06-26
IOWA.
IOWA.
fAFohAhtk RECEPTION Or HAYES NOMINATION
-fIlE u GIkEOQtI t.tlsi&U EaSluNlt ntartt4,r

iAfuHAHfE RECEPTION or 1fAYEsf NnMtyiTI01
TIE M'aNEoon cuse,nrss,nnI, n ,,,.1,r.r ..os'
n re- f.u,nr ~ ~. g.s,.a1 p4e4"is''
Mc{;nroop /, Ina, ", r,,',' e"
r,ans., ".".h' IN, "ahe @5.-lhc nomination q
i,a t.na nr!stow' Is t,c realization of the
'''ies VI Int 't:pnb!eans Ut tits fey, iunn Iuwn,
who .lost cnrnc.t1y dreire 1cforn mn, nurtfca,
tiya in uur n,,l;tt.s Wni,. : t,.,,'sma 81.
majority nf t,,c 1,.,,,,,',a t.'.' 'ns
f,rrt,, H.; ''i'e',lS " LUIS "str'et pre-
| e''e' nA''o", I'll RECOUNT u Ills known ai!!lt J
VI catching thieves aal securing their 1u,1,{s}.
lncut, yet g,,t,;,irr,nr t tm,n,saa,,,itv : nf l,.
no,ptuot il,c .:,t,'r. T., ~, ,,,.,',t,,a.,,, '.
r1anas .',,.' Wv ,'.i, u. tut hof11'lnt'ol! VI
!t"ocs, "'ef n'as''1le-tf1ii'aics and lna'.ipu'
!at"!a II complete aid satisfactory to Kct,l,f-
LEANS f,':i!crs.!}y throughput the land, as n
si,Wh hy tic universal in!.rscmcnt.
| iHcGe y hie Eutl:eable Tut in the uanaCc-
tntilt Of tl!H Republican panty. And It in tliis =:
il'at INC party Is 4 regular idI-sMasl1cr, Ii my
man ttat'us III the Why VI TT. SUCCESS Of tic
| party, however prosnfnrnt Il. may be. l,r ia
pushed eeldc. IN other words, thr welfare Of
tue purity at IHr,c Is regarded atrays rs Of more
Importance tiltn thc Ytnti,:ttn,i or alyni,.s..
tilElt ii my Individual uf tho Dhry. AnI,u,tt,h
Mr. i;lainr hal the most tlclewats t,f nI,y ~: r..
tiilat" IN tic field, yet It WIS thought tit In
lai.i:t rr4ve hur,lciI, nnl thu fricluls If titc
othrr candidates uE.tcl unti dclvuteu lIs ui1i.
1latinii., Til. was snnc to placc In tho 1Irll n
ilan who stands ppyc tuspciuu t,.l a,u,y,, rr-
preach.
The Republicans of Iowa will CARR the Stn,a
~ tic uauMl tAs.c majority, without aouI,t.
THIS Congressional District Ia the t,1,ly Ills
trlct III the ELltn that sunls Democratic: Rem.
resentatiye to Congress. Tile contest in lila
liistrlct will he tlIttGr. NIla. te uost i,npurtant
fur tile Republicans is to luuk well tu tl,i ,,,ut
iIatiunt. w need 1nau that IL capabjc ri
, 1876-06-26
a PLOT.
THE Nh" ronK sorrAs," acnEMH To ovHn-

TIE NHH TOHK "HcffAA," HCUEMH To oVHn-
THROW TiLnEa.
Special l7t9pa.ch to The Tribune,
TT. Louis, JHne 25-Your eorrcspnntent
struck lead tos1ay which led to tho discovery
Of pot to capture tic Naw York delegation by
tie Ercenback men. Gideon !. Tucker, ex-
Surrogate VI New York, III here With contest
ing delegation elcctcl ut grccuk,ack 1nass-cot-
ventEon t'et,l tn New York few weeks agn. Judge
lncRer VIII present the claims Of lis dclcgatinnto
Tie Committee OIL Credentials. An attempt will
be i'ladc ny The nntf-fildcn men to admit half Of
the delegation, 1t Is thought TINT tIler A4ltnI6-
fion VIII glye tile antITlllrn ,neiI majority In
the delegation, and thus take tlc entire yotu Of
New York from tt,c fireat Prctc,,dcr. It IL
tla'nicl that there Hrc thirty disafrcctel MEM
bcrs now IN tile delegation. Judge Tuckcr's
friends luntc abundant prcccdents In his fayDr
They refer to
TIE COURSE or T1EDEH
hlmse]f In 1877 a,,tl 1878. Tint wns at time
when Mr.. Tittlcn had found himself agcricycl
by the ntt[on of thu Convention. Ills tartict-
lar grievance then was that they had laid Ills
Wll1not-proyfso resolution on the table. lie,
with John Van Burcn, Francis Herman, and
otters, called q 1n:ss State Convention, passed
resolutions, appointed State Committee, tnl
acnt II contcsting delegation to the Baltimore
Presidential Convention. Tho baltimore Con-
vcntoh Of 1878 gave the regular delegation half
the votes Of the State, and give Mcssrs. Tlltcn,
'nn btlrcn, kcrllali. and Company the other
lai1. Again, when New York was contested iii
1877, at Cl,l"il,la:i, tho Convention gayc each
delegation fulf the sc,t.s
.,,. NOTWITHSTANDING THESE pnrcKDENTs,
i1tlcn's majority In the Convention will make
1t scarccly puessnc fur Tucker to gain admission;
yet, il " light Is made On their claim, It will hare
the effect to tIcvefnp and excite tho partially
slGducd antngonism between tic har1-lnoncy
ard gzcGnlmcG wursll1Ic.s.
Eatfon would east its yotc for Judge Sidney
Brecsc Oil tho first ballot. Tic compliment To
brecss WIS arranged ut Springfield. Henry
Clay Dean Is here clcctfoneerlnE for DIll Alien.
, 1876-06-26
TEEE: CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
CAMPAIGN
Chicago Tribune
HURRAH FOR
HAYES AND WHEELER
and TIE OLD UNION PARTY!

r,,, x,,,or,, 1,,oor,,,r,r ,,o-,v h,. n,,s.d ,,u
.,.a, 49,. s,",t,r,, nosnro IN Ar,orIca neo,lc
Mn w." rs..Ia. .,,, ho nn. ~ tta r'n.t
r",,,a., as,1 ,n,nnr.nn, IN, In, orcr nccu,rcd IN
- 11.t,s, W o..,a" sr,. .n., ~ thn ronto,, ,.Ili
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selves incapable OF psogfesa or even Of compFe'
hc11d!nE tic wants OF tho coahtry. IAey only
''n,cddla and middle" WIN hll sheIs promises
and proenslons ehoy hare proven attcr faiiatea IN
dealing with questions Of Ia1nt'oh, Iafia' Ncsc-
II tho Government again rnsnes Into tho hands o!
the Democratic. Coufcdcsatcs, and they secure poa-
sns.,an of Tho n,rnc nd the syot the Army and tho
EaS. +bo Erccntiye nu,hnrtv nnd tbc law mixing
.ey rsre m of
pconagc In tic South and hallot.ho1 stnalng and
, 1876-06-26

8ptcs4{ CorTf4poaaencc " Tht Tribune.
DIS AtoisEs, ill.,, Junr 3i.--Sgarrc a news
paper IN tlts State hus the State ticket rurreetly
1T tic lIrGu Of Its culI,nns. Three Judges ol
The Supreme Court urc tn BE- elected, one fur Il
fnll term, and two fnr yacau>Ics. Judge Sewers
is 10 bc elected tn fill the vacancy male b. the
resignation u Judge Culc. lie il also to be
elected for full tcrll. Ju,1gc Ruthrml is IL
BE- elected to I'LL vacancy which viii rxr!rc
Dune /, ls19 This Is don. Il, bring the terms ot
thc 'ItHlscs In harmony under thu Law aaIiug
fifth Judge to tAa DcuclL
, 1876-06-26

there Is not TINT warmth Of feeling r:3 ,fcttcd
i"r or Against particular favoritc6 wis clarac.
terIzch tie Rciuhtan conflict. Till ia I'm. |
9tiestional,y the 1rst cI,ufxc Ut th2 arty In
MthssGat Int any car'i!'lnte, provide stams |
w. ,-. a'''"'"'one} p!atlof, Will rece- IA F,1p-
, 1876-06-26
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JUNE 2o, 1876.

ue!nnI.llnk tnc repeal o1 the Resumption act. It
ts nnderstud that Cox will bc Temporary Chair
man. Ihc fetcrtion will be made Tomorrow.
lie Is autt-TIltlcn,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-29

D MOLASSES-Common &9l0o; fair IS to a;
prime e to Sc; strictly prime IS to S7ei fancy
choice 80 to 6oc Per gal.
MATCHES. BLAUkING. ETC.-WeQuotel
Matches v gross, 300 In box. ] 50; parlor, \
gross. .steSs %, Dixon's stove polish, !
gross, s; Msson's b~lAckinE. y gross. l05l
RIiIS-ssl Oes @Rksx.
NAVAL STCRES-Resm, > Dbl; virgin,
Oo' PsIs. 5; No; X Ti No. 4 q; pitch {
Manila rope, Glib, Is3lsxc; Sirsi, Io6l6Sc;
tarred rope, l6c; tar marlin, &os spur warp,
2ei cakum, y bale. navy. 5. American navy,
/ so; best navy. 8. lg M1I
OATs-9ats. mixed. 4seOo; white. 5OaSSc
UNIONS-Per Dbl. 4OO@l 50.
PIGS FEET Kegs. l@to ! 20; half Dbl. $50
MISUNDERSTANDING l 25eI IS; early
rose I5Nl 90; early Goodrich I Bg1 so; L. L.
I ls2@; rpssets 5SslW 90; pink-syss $50
. PIoKLES-Psr barrel. 9 so; ~half-bsrrel.
PAINTS-Linsssd oil. g.; boiled. 7Sc;
turpentine, 40; JapeH dryer. &0Sl rs; putty,
bulk. 40; bladders. 4lxci varnish, coach, 9 90;
cppal, NO. l. I ISi hrszproof paint, dry. 4Ho:
ochre, dry; French, 80; white lead, l09lle;
red lead, lie; cottage colors, 9%@l0%c,
PEAS-S2 0092 % y busheL
RICE Ordinary. to choice. 69SHc.
SUGAR. LOUISIANA In hhds. fair,
SAG fully fair 20; primeaAc choice gh@9Mc;
Yellow Clarified lO@lOHe; white clarified, lOA
SUGAR. REFINED-Standard A 10<@llc;
crushed ns4gl2o; ~granulated and powdered
ltzS@ per pound. m
SYRUPs-c Common to fancy 400 to 81 por
sALT-Cosrse and commcn fine 81 1891 S.;
dairy in bbls; 275t to 8 90; Liverpool coarse.
sacks, lS1to LAO; Liverpool fine. sacks. l Go to
SOAR osiu and German S to SKc per lb.
SWEET P0TAToEs-2 25e2 50 per barrel.
v box. IL; 10, Ix2O, Is; nc, f2xi2, Il 90; IC'
roofing, ID; TX, l0x14. Is; TX. IA 20; Is; TX.
l2xl2, II IS; sheet iron. boiled. Nos. Is and
n, 595hc; do, charcoal. -9So; do. galvan-
ICED, lS9l4c: Russia iron. 24o; imitation do,
l1c; sheet xinc, lilo; iron wire, 90l6c; soldier,
19Te; lead. 100; copper pits. S0oi metallic.
TURKEYS-tl9 OO9@ 90.
VINEGAR-Good TO choice. 1885. and
common, lac per gallon.
WHISkY-Proof. per gallon. a. In aae and
quality, 81 $50 90.
W00L-Wool quiet, with washed salable at
and unwashed at l5@3Oo on arrival.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARK-Two and
three hooped. painted buckets, 81 Is; buck.
sts, u dozen, brass-beuna, cedar, 2 and 8
hoops, $500; tubs. painted, nests of 8. 8 rs;
No. !, 9 so; No. a. 80; Ne, 8, Z so; churns,
pine, 16 to q inches, 7 60@9 so; cedar,
ID 9lTc; cedar, brasa-bound, 16@
20iwel buckets, 4 5005 80; Wsshboards, wood,
90; xinc, 2 Is; a~x-hRndlss, l 25@1 $50;
measures. nests Of B.. I@1 rs.
WHEAT-No. 2. 75o to 81 Is y bushel.