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AT ~ EAST gTH ST., opposite Stewards, cash
t-iel this week, machines exchanged plenty Of work
guaranteed.
A WHEELER &, WILSON sewing machine,
mers, &C. will sell for SIS at IS Bond st. near Bowery
A GIRL to do general homework. Io5 9th av.
RuSrLE operator on singers also claspcrs ma.
~ chine and hand butt skirts le Lisponard st.
ROOK FOLDERS waited at IA vesey st.
5c sNrr ysnSs only good experienced
EXPERIENCED nnishers and operators on W. q
""'"' THOMAS Se oB BRY.r 81 Br sSSSs
HANDS on trimmed and untrimmed ladies hats
way. ''''''
HANDS wanted on felt skirts, to take WORK home.
VI Al Worth st.
IL House is5 East BrSad%aS' nfst door.
nLD PAPER STOCK hands to assorti no others
~ need call except experienced hands. Apply at 90
WANTED Girls. experienced hands. to sew on la
MATTHEW'S BRoTHEiss oe Church st., city.
WANTED-loo coak and suit makers none but
'A'''''D'eu D t'Si f1 &Bo'{Pnr. goo Grand st.
WhNTIEbpomA, sigI to make herself generally use
SCHMIDT BROS. A. Maiden lane.
WANTED Good ana willing servant general
NVANTED-operators on trimmed felt skir,,.
W brooklyn CITY Skirt Works. ISL list ST.. Brook.
lyn =. ID.
WAASTEp,aa,Two slrl' toI chamber WORK I'VE .9r
nanst
WANTED Girls 70 paste men to rlvei beil.j only
In ~.
WANTED-rwO silk hat and,wC son pa, trmmers
wat DAYS 80 Park row.
WANTEDmA sirl for hou,eworSj wage. $40
W nohthi references required. 40 Mortonst.
WANTEn-Experlenced operators Wilcox &
w Gibbs machine at 4i5 Broome At.
yNANTED-scvc good shirt nnishers, to work
w In the honse 50 Llspensrd ST.
WAN,TEps6,1 aS nn;hor' on flannel under
w beiaeen isi and "a avs '''
WANTLD First class cloak makers to take work
w out 1893 Broadway.
WAITED Experienced cutters 1854 Nevins a..
WANTED-A nrst-cass operator 2e2 East 29th
V0gAG siIl. can 9btain ,sliqalleq, free. lodging,
e - MARKS place. s.h St, under care o. childrcn's
ch,nes T IN As1 SS iasrqc,2a on sewing ma
dressmlNlns taught graf ntou'y.
Ok MEMS scarf and Ne hands wsatcd
sd FISK. CLARK & fLAGG. os6 Broadway.
IO0 txrERIlNCLD hands for chenille WORK
- kGMY 'LE RotX. 10 BIscckerst
OSO FIRsT-CL,~s irimmers wanted on DO.
and steady slapiey@sa It wEtHsIER'D ABR1IHi2A2G
COLLINS, AZ and 30 Worth st.
OTXPRRIENCKDc cloak hands wanted. nrst-
Bile RUNE Co., 2S6 CanAlst.
VwENTY-EEbM,E GENTS WILL SEND
From now TIE TIE AE fftRLff nE PRESIDENTIAL
- ILEc HON.
POSTPAID. TO. ANY ADDRESS THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES
NO CAMlAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE II.
Address The SUS. \ Y civ
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A WHEELER & WILSON sewing machine,
IN very tlc used with cover, tucker, binder hem.
mers &c. VIII sell for SIS nj S5 BOND a. near HowerY
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{lEOpOsals.

Two CONTRACTORS.- Proposals wanted for n /.
- ing m the DOCK on Ncwtown Greek near Penny
bIldge, by blocks with ashes. furnished by owner
the ONCE Of the engineer. ~
Il. A. YOUNG, 90 Exchange place.
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Ssning NatMnfl

- 0Ash. " DkVAkkY. W Wost u NJ q.
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ste Cream.

EnSSELES ICE CKEAM-Bcst In the city.
heaters anu churche~, Zoe. per quart special A.
tehllon 10 out OF town orders. II Bible House
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RISTLE operator on Singers; also claspcrs ma
NJ cum, ana tand quit onere on skirts. 12 Lspcnad It,
ROOK FOLDERS waited at IA vesey st.
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@lanifo- ,tlalts.

4 GRANGE to go West. families assisted west
"A can immedilIey at "Chilircn's AID Society,"" 10
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snstrut!lon.

-,n,..,, .....-. - - ----~-~e-~~> ->>-~>-
Soh TIL Jersey INSTITUTE, Rrdgeton, " J.
ha.t"rr D.tn srAcs co leke preparatoTy; institute
IN an se!enunc courses building brick; mod
sIucuon thorough. Begins SEPT. g. SEMI fof Gala.
loguc. H. X TiiAsK pr,n nj sH'A'
CD WRITING, monthly bookkeeping ,rithme
tDsJ NC, grammar, spelling, e. quarterly PAiNE's
Solese' o. bowery uptown College, 2S4 Sth av.
T"ENTf-E5iHXgE vGyEfSTS WILL SEND
FROM NOW TILL AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL
va TIE UNITED STATES NV
No CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IT
HuuIVss THE sun, N. Y City.
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TX EErS patent partly. made dress shirts, the very
best for 80 can be finished easily as hemminR
shsnidkerchlet Oh Broadway and 92l Arch sl Phlls
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Suttion Clothes.
alusitaI snstrum,nts.


A GREAT OFFER, We will during this month
~ dispose 81 large STOCK OF nrsciass new ana sec
Vnalahd square aud upr'gat pianos and organs AZ
until paiN for as per contract HORACE " ArCi,s -
SUNS iSl Broadway. New YORK ~ -
1 ADy VIII sell less than 400 7.octayc pian0Iorte :
- perfect order % 80 st., near "a av,
DiANoS. Gociayes, $40 $50 ESQ; 7.octavc- 800.
n sl-1i weber. fl95; StenNay good as new rtuis ~
upward organ t4o ptdAl organ. tie6.
GORDON son, ~ Eitlfth Il.
VwE>rH-tIXt GENTS. VII SEND
fhoM NOW TILL AFLEk the PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID, TO ANY ADDRESS THROUGHOUT
The UNITED STATES
" 40 CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IT.
Aug'rss InE Sun, y. Y. City.
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Excursions.
Excursions.
100 MILES ON THE HUDSON FOR
Grand Excursion TO
WEST pofNT AND NEwBURGH
By jarrett q Palmere palace hotel steamer, the
PLYMOUTH ROCK,
NEXT SUNDAY, SEPT IL.

PtxxMsoEETTIMn H{0CK r-,N EXyT uisdMJNSp9AX;
WEST POINT and NEwDURGH for FIFTY CENTS.
See time table above.
Sn cts. FOR A SAIL of 100 miles on the lovely
w HUDSON. All the nnest portion of the grand
ROCK advertisement.
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A GiRLtO do general homework. io5 9th sv
, 1876-06-10
INVALUABLE CONS1DERA-
TIONS.''

As MIR. WARREN FISHER RxrnEaaED IT.
Special Dtspach 10 TIE Tribune.
WA.HtSGroN, u. C., June o.-Thc general
press dispatches have failed to state tho full
particulars Of Blainc's explanation Of the Null
l.gan letters. In Tho Congressional ftrord arc
printed certain papers marked ~, ~ and
"K," which formed part Of the bundle Of the
l]lulnc documents held by MullIgan. The first
two aec explanatory Of the terms Of tho North
crn Pacific speculation, nna the last Is memo
rautlu,u ut the agreement signed by War
rcn Fisher, .Jr, In regard to tile sale of
boni. OF the Little Rock & Fort Smith Railroad to
certain parties In Maine. This schedule attached
10 this agreement shows that cas,, payment Of
Sl3o 600 secured for il,cac parties Issues Of the
common rtoek, preferred stock, and nsst mortgage
bonds to the rar value of $780, 900 Of cach dcnpml.
nation. II further appears that on tho payment OF
the SEQ. O,0 In cash for mammal ea0n, 600 In
l'ontls tho part OF Mr.. Bsaine'a clients, there
were to be .....
nELryEuEn TO Mr. Bizarre HIMSELF
s130 ot,U worth Of tho per cent land bonds ann
Si1 l0O Of the flrst mortgage !,nsia This apncnrs
to hare been partly IN the nature Of commission
shc sale, anl hFtly, a* tho agreement cxpIcssc:
II. nr other valuable considerations lite receipt Ut
which is acknowledged Nj. blaine tailed 70 cx-
plain what were these atllrr ''salMabr coHsidcta.
ltp1ls." which moved Mr. WnsFcA ffrher tn Trims
ro1nr slG!, 200 nominal ynne Of bont!r reElGsent-
fhg at that time nctha value OF nj least 500, ooo
MEiLlHAN.
nnaToH, Jnnc 0.-Mnlliran la summoned 10
Washington amin a. wItncAs lii tue Blaine iuscs-
tigatson, aud lcayrs nt uuce.
, 1876-06-10
pLAINE's MANAGERsAr clSclssAr1.


Dfspatca 10 Cincinnati ComntrcfdY
WAsHlst1yoN, .Jnuc 8.-tfcn. Frye and Eugene
1lale, of AEaine; Gen. Garfield; Gen. 1iur1but
anil Charles Fnrwell, uf IllinoIs, nrc nnnlcd rs
the men who Will manage Bluuc's Interest at
the Convention.
THE AErUTEp CALDWELL DIapATCI.
Dispntch 10 Cincinnati gazette.
WASHINGTON, juno Snow that the Cald-
well dispateh-if, indccd, 1t proves to be his
is out, there Is nothing IN II that nlcets
or helps Mr.. Blaiucs case here. Matters
have progressed SO far IN the investigation
That for Caldwell to say that lie ngrccs with
Tom Scott amounts 10 nothing any longer. since
the testimony and the present statement Of scott's
frtchla all agree that the trlIlsnCttan TnR this:
!'aine hal bonds forced hack him by his Manc
friends; thear he plt back upnn Fisher Dr talh-
well, anil Tan Scott. tln.lins them with the n.tcr.
Company, md pnsscd hack s., 200 IN lsluInc, who
waR thus enabled to meet thu demands Of hfy Maine
nayst yat y Ths sx Sas 10 H. an sc ays 3t ht
matn question is DID ho ever rcSclse any from a'
THE CoNKt.iE0 AMRUsCApE.
The friends Of Senator CoHkling hare been very
hnsy for some time PUT N prcpaslng a. pamphlet
oso enS and p . e 9S s9"n es 1 1e e. slea
'ss '; 1"xt wess ~ + Cincinnati: i wjll hcar no
TINT 4 origlnatra With another Candidate than str.
ConklIng. Taino Association here |. preparing
similar material aimed chiefly at Secretary HrBtow
DID DE.AlNE READ ALL THE 1.ITTRNsf
Theru IL d growing hrliuf hpro that Mr. 1in;nn
did not real I'LL tho Mni|!eAn 1rttcra. When they
one, whom finished, was folded and hant!c. aver to
Ills prvAto accEctAry, whom lle had brought down
10 hls dess "a receive Them The secretary ut onco
put sach ono Into hs pocket In the evening, wiun
The A.soclatad prcsa nunnEer aaked to o allowed to
copy thuu., MI. blaine cclined to hayc them rxamtn.
ed. It + also understood that he has rald tint tho
COMMITTEES On the Judiciary shall not have them.
Fnrthur than this, 2 gentleman who read them
aahl, beforc Mr.. Blnlne had read them M thu floor,
that one os them contaiAc, tue following sentence:
!ltlcal rro<rects." No R.sch scntcnre was ever
rcat!, Nothing would have been easlcr than to
have cut out such sentcnccs; nnd thcEs many
here wllp will acver hetGyu Mr. Blaine rcaA utl
partA Of tie utera unt II ls proved by their sub
mission to unl inspection by thu Judiciary Com
mlttec.
BLAINE At THE COMING CONVENTION.
Friend. of Mr.. Conkling saying to- might that
when Mr.. nlafHo has auIsllcd hiA cxplanntlnna
here, hiA rcnl troubles IN ta lfuc will follow ut
the Convention. i II tflar pufpnso to demand.
either from Mr. flute Or Fsyu, ur wtIteycr nny
prcxent Ills nnlnu, full e1planatnn of each one of
tIe Mulligan letters mud they Intend to notify tEesu
gentlemen ii nnrU Of THUR determination to do
tt, 40 that there may hD lu excuse III tho ground
that they nFe MHt prepnred to lnrrl tic demand,
The Conk1lng Mrn tcclurs TINT they a.c In earnest
In this tltter. autl tlat they will tnsat upon cx-
plantations ln the full hearing Of Tho Convention.
, 1876-06-10
CHICAGO

s. II. Mct:rra, Enos Ayrcs, a. r.. t1allo.
wny, Samuel Collyer. ,Jaues. A.. kitk, =.
g.. Kri.h, q. Snyleckcr, T. c: 1lalnc.,
Casbn, j. H. High f. l.. .lnilscn. t;enrse l.. OTIS,
\: G.. Mct1ur,, n, Sell. r.. W. Harvey, A. y.
Wright, Cntrar rnsz. !cw!.fI Davis. J.; f. ptl',
,Iacob Rosenberg. +. j. WATERS, II. {. l5annuri,
.ie*re spa'dlns ~ luck I'eter schM,tlcr, Ellas
T. l.. IlawkInson, kirk Hawes, \. =, Wallace,
Eugene cnry,. H. p. DcrIcksnn, II. r. Eames, $.
8. urccioy, II. A.. IluntInesan n. l.. sen,l.lsr.
tieorgc W smith, ii. ii. Anderson, san,ncl i.
Chase. George r: llanscn:, F. Mah1a, urorgc +,
Adams, II. II. Nash, II. =. jrnkins. ". e: Key
yockr, Satnnel App1etan. r. 4. Ottr, q. Edward,
+. A.. Sitttg, Z. r. Hptchkiss. Jacob pcirr@loFf,
II R.'G,' nsersq p psns snsswos H., =. T. olnn 4 4
Haskell
The meeting then adjourned to rikc's Opera
House, Cincinnati.
, 1876-06-10

moving spirit of the party. md HIN TuIsrN8 re-
porter eorral'ca, and tic following conversation
..fonr delegation srem. to he atrong for
Dlainc.' said The reporter.
~. Reyes III essar, took oil Ills silk hat and
"yr-. thc Republican. Of WIacon.u, md other.
not Identified with either parts. nrr In fnSnr os
teant!! that thero /. nny!blns nratn.t him That
sfuula . !, make him any other than 'trnns candi'
thcm up iitlc': i' vi inquIre,I i the ses!ts. ~
I'M; IN the epntrnry they have developed
ns ,'F'eE si,ts feeling of 'sG1thy for %
r r n i't Of Fshrasy H lsfne { sefy pepnS9
s n'* H ssis M:fs,9 I'll n iss': s ~, ps,
now HE into Tic ltepuit!cnn purity"
.s 9ss ,sse. c rs;" r. yo Ss!' ookcd Into
.T'hey have examined tbr lrtterr and every.
r, more yess II w,c9ns'n m .hnn sthet
fnr the rtswakcnina Of thc, sentiment, in IT.
sy noe consit. a n wtho%. ~1 m cU a5ssf In cd e
E.s'. thc present attitude of the casnpaisn wonl!
nss w hsen e1essa!ns;y du!l think the eoGc "f
"s ons III csrn s'S ss u san s se s wa. esf
cring nt lawyers, tnrnts and witncH+cs from nll
par* of the Statc, aud withont exception They r.
ported Tint their localities were enthusiastic for
ltlainc. Thorr localities ARC cat!ly accessible to
the daily papers, and they sasc kept clo.c
watch Of tlc proceedings in CnnGscss nuil tl,f efforts
70 lnImre aud 1rrak down Mr.. nlaIne.
There eff0rtH, and their aNcceesfnf nrcfhr0w,
hare nniy increased Ills forn,er popularity, nnll
n,adc hlma stronger man than ever. Another rca-
tten In favor Of the Wcatern States. Although m
Eastern man. lie has shawn by hts cour.c in public
life strong liking for tho West, aud tho people
remember It,"
"WMat % yun think the Convention will do, Btr.
Kcys.r' Kys.,,, ,.,,.r,
'sMhat Il your opnlnnT'
',ft wonld he hard 10 say. We shalt work for
BlA!nc and hOrc To succeed"
statc7"
''Nnnc at nit; at lca.t haven't hcasd of any
We think mp there that Ela!ne is the who car
r!cs the grcnert weight with the Republican party
In q conversation with
Mr.. GtSTv,
the reporter succtrari In grttIng tho following ex.
presalnn Of that guntle1,an's views:
1--WE nsc satisfied with Blaine. wns Morton
man nt frat. and 80 Wero several others, md |
eanll bc done. But i don't iook TINT
tnan. proctur knotts nuppressfon OF tllus,
dispatches has turned the tide og public opinion,
which was Mt first against Dlnnc, into strong
current in favor Ut hIn Tllcn. Hlninc'n rccor! III
l>cnocFntlc l1Dthr where he was In the minority,
hln Eseatsy Improved his chances. II the Demo.
lila!nc thcy would not .,aye sprung It until after
he was nnn,Lnstcd. They arc nstng t1!cIt entire
f.rcc to hra. him at Cincinnati. and this shows
tint they fear him more thnn my other man, And
We. np tn WISCONSIN. think he III this man who will
curry the Republican party with h!In."
, 1876-06-10

THEIR PRESIDENTIAL. lNCLfNAT10N9.
The lrst delegation to the Cincinnati! Cnnycn-
lto, that stopped In Chicago WINS that frnm thu
Badger State. 1t arrived yesterday md took
rooms ut thc Iacilc. 1t will leave ut 1O:l5 this
1aurnng for CINCINNATI by the Kankakcc line.
The list Of members comprising tho delegation
Is rs fall0ws:
The lion. r. W. Keyea, Madison; P. l..
spooner, Jr, Madison; George c. Ginty, Lerull,
Chippewa Falis; John Comstock, Hudson; II,
l., Humphrey, Hudson; G. Grimmcr, Kcwaunce;
tho lion. phietus Sawyer, Oshkosh; Col. E.
Lewis, Beaver Dam; X. K. kenuan, Madison;
the Hon. Thomas Marshall, Milwaukee;
James DintlfE, JancsvsIle; E. Euos,
waukesl.aw; j. r.. Moak, Watcrtown;
q. ", Haxlcton, Milwaukee; E. o. Iinlt, Rutlds
head; A. d. Thomas, nciuynn; Ashley b. lsarKrr,
OcoMuuowoo; J. Il. Howe. Ksnosha; J. W. bcan,
Bean. Milwaukee; A. Il. Phillips. Racine; HIM. X.
l.. D. Cotler. Wautona; Myton II. McCord, Jenny.
There ara three othcrs who have not yet put in
al appearance. Two of them ats At Ph!ladciphta,
and will jufu the delegation at Cinc!ltfat will
the shni. liz lion. 4. sandctson, was unavoltlnhy
detained Ut Milwaukee,, but will BE- ready for work
at Cincinnati Tucsday rn"rnins.
numerous calls during tho .Iay frnn prominent
people, n ths eit{, smens thsm Gen; n MeAr,nur
answering qnestfUiia ~ to how tho delegation
stUptl. 4 stroi,g lilaiHu sentiment cropped out
rarly In the day, hut there wns
Na5FEcTAHI+E i,RIaTOW PEHLIN9,
although a!sInst aone odds, In the evening the
delegation met In srcsrt sosa!nn to urran4s about
Mroad Recommendation 10 Ginc,nn9t.' aaa to formn.
preference for candidate Ths !s. matter very
rasl!y and exredhlously settled. snpt. Stewart,
tint tte delegates would bu psasded with special
drawing. room cur, nnl would bs 1ent down Ut hAlf-
fare.
lHnoHsrNu BLAINE.
Tie secoad matter was nut 70 essly mt through
IN faet Il h'nlpht up a deal Of .lizc'.sion. The
Hon. l'hfletus sawycr IN ont. .and.o"t l5lalc man
the hislhrss to 4 head Il once:
Msgt That 1,,s %r a'S yF,st esnses , s ~ ts
hIma i Cincinnati ~ usit. and uss esory honor.
Thero were swo Ii1lntow mca ir the delegation
nny ' plesisns y tic delegation 10 Ml DIsiao hsy
wuse MI. Mend asld Mr. l!ean. Ihcre were uthard
there who wese for jiratow. but they ~era not "a
a.s rsess s oess aSs S y s4ts
ant de1nerits uf Mr. Blaine, md thu Hris,nw nun
5sts,intsd " sduS! u st,"nS n', In IN sS1, ty
have 70 explain, aud f"t M,oas record th:X would
entsIon W. sarrcs! lit pleasant: It.evmed to
bring out the full Itiu!nu fpscu and " win aver =
hsSr, MGsS G9 ss sSs 5sa %A0m hess wa' Id y
Into the delegation with eolotB tying for tr wayer
| Of tue sanguinary neither garment but Tue odda
were aEanst them. and they SAW that 1t would pF9
viii, Tie nlhjurity. Tho result OF the discussion
| waa The psssagu Of tic tasolnilan. but nndcr tht
pFutest ii .ir iirlstnw Incn. Af!rr this had hcei
settlud tic caucuk adjourned md srpniFed Ii odi
~ ikt lnunla of tlpa racaoc. whuEs they iudAlEst
| In hand shaking aud cooling cancoc!lonA VI til,
| bar until late hour.
| TIE uOH. Z. ". EEYE3,
thu Chairman VI ths aslcgAueu. WIS Of eou1sa th
, 1876-06-10
WHY +?

To NJ hststoe or TIA yrtbnrs.
n,tu, ,uuron I, Inn. s-Nr nl,suc,. hri,l.
,"-' sa' os ~, .n ~ ~.
innt uesc1isc proves lal1ust, aIter III. LIS
magnificent pcrsouA}ty, when We consider clnat-
H. e,,.na ,rt In H.. nyor+lr III. ,v,-st f,,tr-. ,ro
~ eot's out ~ W. '1A.t, t'e "o.s. ,eatute W.
lanyu OCCASION to BcatL LINK ut It'll Almost
from the very hour Of Ills first atl.uissun to tic
1,e,,.., ,..,,n+1,, ami .t,rru,,,,r Inv. h..,,
HOUSE, peeu'"'''' "'"' e"si ia'''''' Hns' pcc"
rohb!bg the Treasury uu.l rotins u1Nl1 sclia,ncs
~ ,ntrnreou. nlunt1rr. Lceislutten Inns b,cn
.,r'..,. y. 49,. on..o, ~, r.t,r,,,a r,,,n. ~,
has been warped this way anil tllRt u the [ntrEcrt
- ~, ,oh,y ,,,,u,.r,,.i Tbc porlHr r,.t,rn,de
ol 'hc 'o'"5 a.''"''te,'' "''I ~. 49, JAWS
were gigantic scle1ucs to duPlete thu l1rasllry.
'rbe ori,lnul lnw authorizing thu construction, Ut
~. 90, -. ,,,., ~ ,nourh M, ~
tho tentsa4 1ou'e WAS oa'l c,o"s"+ INV u
Wls lnalG ntill more lurltHs01ne 70 LIZ
nnh,Ic hy eyory succt,dtna amendment, Thu
~, r. ,,nh;t, ,...,~,," !, ..n. LIrbtv dr.
Inau "as pups ~ ~" a. s'',i,,.
, 1876-06-10

11.--Nt. 4. .1R71. -
Chilling Nr. Fisher fur;
allowing him to suffer for
money which. lln had
rn,rcd under peculiar cir.
clltnatai.ccf, tteClar!nt
That he l,ne been used With
perfect cruelty In regard
10 tllr Galtla. nrd Offering,
to settle for $lil. D0t> cash
nntlS3O. 100 In land l,onds
11.-Mny II, 1H1O.-|
Concluding not tu insist
un the $ftJ, uUtl additional
lUntls, all,l expressing the!
feeling TINT 3tr. CALDWELL /
l,:as always manifested NJ
mare rciltlrnIatily spirit
towards him.
13.-Apsil IL, 1A7e.-..|
I,pclari,.y yil,nbllilytoBtnd
money, uAk!ng fur col'tcs
If l,f*I Ii,,tfs. elatb,!nyillat
Eiehur still owcs him!
$ltpl. 100 III bombs, re(GF-I
ring 10 other tratlract Iolis
between tl,eltl, aspecially|
al NM II, JTutOn Paclt1t
, 1876-06-10
THE BOTTOMLESs DEMOC-
1lAC1.
NO 71MnEn IN WISCONSIN, FOR DEMOCRATIC
pLATRQRM.

~ kryN
rlA7ronH. m ''0N'''
Special Correspondence " The Tr,1an..
MILWAUKEE, June o.-Tlc telegraph has al.
,s"o5 "pi'sc" 5oar Fe1''els ot tnc lact tIiat tho
Democratic Stntc Convention wllcl. met III this
city on "Wednesday Inst n,lfnurnrd wi,hnut
a,lup.lng platform, or even waiting to he in.
formed that " the Jury couldn't agree" Itwas
II shrewd novc m tl,c nort of t1,o n,,.ror. >,
nroi,, n h,, ,,sh,,o ~, H., nnano,a, aEe.s,o ~
C,o,n,,,r,.a.s In, H., s,t ~ sp' -" ',o
- 'I'"e"etn. 'e' uS euIn ""e ''el AH D. H.
Carpenter, u. q. Fulton, aud others, arc
at tic head OF very strong wing Of
t''e parry, aii" hu hhte 10 mnRa
Infinite trouble. Carpenter and Tenncy have Just
started daily paner at Mu.lisou on purporo to nd
yocnte what In snrra,tica,Iy ca,lcl I'M rnv,hobv
!olio"she ate not 10 ee 1gnotca W The Democracy
III fight sShcre every votc III NJ important "a It
will le IN tha State at tho next election So they
% not only eseapes long and hitter quarrel ending
Mo'n"s kne" WIN Ut now w auloathlhe "hlIa
thu Committee on RESOLUTIONS were still dcli',ctat.
Ing hut they nyoitcd scvcrul Other unpleasant
thlnss. ror instance, they did not have
10 Wn'te"ash thc!f Iate governor, william
II. TAYLOR. WHO was carried into otllco
on tho tidal waye OF Reform, and turned out very
common sort OF pecutnlor, NOR did they have Il,
perform the 1tsagreeabln duty Of soft. .Eonptng tic
f;rangcrs with ono hand wle they elected our
flatlrond King d delegate from the
StAte- -at.1argc 10 represent them at ST.
LVnir. Then, again, they have furnished
stump or In the prem. They cannot be nccussl Of
being In !avor Of thta, that ar the uthcr and can
mt bo driven Into cnrnpr for, ns Docatlcks once
, 1876-06-10

FI1i, thai Mt Hsinca nrrsnnal Interests md rrp-
ntntion were Of a, greater Importance, In NJ:
play tlc linn III bis own ,dcfrn.r-hc could matsnc.
ttze and ride foHgh..nod ovct Tho t'ou'c when his
nttemrtc.Inn of tl!e kind in behalf of any
measure tor thr ctd Of the country, or in oprorI.
tton to ho's who rnb Il by syrtctn., s-'ernI. In
nnnuaiiy iegisla,cA Into exi.encc BY congress, lie
wSs VIA. quite sasos. s"s' thai s" apparently, y,,:S. sSs
,h2,c Ct ii ts oo ,hiSs" s"; , ne ,s;, S;,sl|ps I
utmost alstntsre.seine:. shape legislation to thc
advantage q she peeatnr' ant tsn m sse 70 II inat
tn m s s cs sT T"s h seS Seeouns 9 Of one
defcnae last Monday. and The letter, he rr:.acet.
without reaching tho concinr'on nboyc indicated.
And whcn these rnncauFlnn: are ndnptcd, whnt II
there ,cft q Hlatne as rrcsidentia, candIantet
Merely m nh1e. rln1nrnt. daring, ambitious tnan.
.: #. #. apnon az. s%y wta. ths rshe.
rrgar, fm that s'a! integrity which cares nothing
~ Ia reputation hnt cvcrytllnE fnF it, possession
h1mt,,f but lla. only, exhibit. hts telaehnr.s.
qualify not ssry attractive anywhere, mud least Of
Dc, mi complain became hc hna defended his
"!1s %si! Gm,e =, hs pSkp wha M %i" OF II
prnrcs cn. It ~ technical rthos than substantial.
II may ea!sfy sons TINT he u nut guilty of the spe-
inG ia ,hat il Il ,snpo..bic init he ahuufl haye
whether sf Blaine has. OF las not, done rattie-
M'ng which tmptnchca hin fntngrltyf And II really
rcenla to ME that he hne GnclnsvclJ shown Tint II
Is not ~ n,nch thu character. - ;he reputation. Of
sfSs ;is1x s'"*'' ma" TINT '' e"se'' and "'AF' his
.nbmIt that that these ate the Impressions
l'latnos conduct. spccch. and lettcre. II thr.y
sney san e "S r. % H.; " a SS',ns 1s9
arFtT1u A1y RRn HHfk NOr 1heF tn In In
, 1876-06-10


TIE MAN TO nk NOMINATED.
We publtsh brlow au editorial ustfcle from
v,strniny,s X+u1 h,r<,s Trss.u Inv Gs,,nnn n' w."
publican paper OF thta city. II IL believed TINT
tlc sentiments ri t,,o ,rtirle nr~ tb,., ~ f,,I,,
w. wv ..s y. Nv ~ ''~1e ~ .''su VI Nn''t
ninc-tenths nf tho Germans OF This city and Of
ws mi, the 1jth ~ 1nns ia7ni ~, ,,,,.. ~.
r,nnl.an H. ~ 49, 49, ,,iii n u,u. ] tuA', ~ nntcn w
~ nritt,n ~ th Wt,ni .i. - t.'Ghhhii ~
nw tncn ths ~ t,irr. III ~ H. .,u.I; T e.e Mscu!hE
tMss, 1,av ~, ,' si;, - y. ~ w wnntsSSt
rh,y "y ". i,.t "o y. si importance
,ni Tiessna;e ;"f,ng p"ht IN ths
nIt T.. VI t ,,,i sn,y, ,,. ~ Lcaat! lure VIII
hn fonn, 7, Ii nitfr, n,I s.e.,s "TGh a,e 10
a,nnti ~ twte -. ~. ptI'sm' ~ I pns.na snt "hch htve
it 11 ~ n'o.n oc y she Nepno'
. patag, "Hv H,.,ts ~ a''u ~ Gnclnnat M tnn
ea f. III, -, ar!Eni e!snanta oE .he party VIII
4i ~ nft Ie "ee.sss ~ nnttn WIN ihe nlotGs'
ttjP Pq.ta,Gitans' tMe Gtcut ano'ter ana whisky
h,i"f ,,,I, ~ .hss nmu AIN, spSGuM,
..' nnGt' VIII ~ snose E[sat aha einnll teonhuses
nn nnE ~ n Go % wo taku r. Ea IN inc maGage
es1sf stcaIs personal eensns Ut the Gust Of ,hcs
1eamIouH'ctu1ena.
Ihm comparative nut hctiFe aud noisy gang OF
Efee1y PatFaHte II hohg atl It rnI u prevent thu
non.iliatIon of man for the Presidency who s not
hn po chi ~ t'e Eng a. ,so wMn ey NUT fsar thas