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iA closo, whit many q us Called good times, hit ohr
individual wonld haze Rood times WIN should mort
gaRo hs property heavily and nlcna Tho money
natons ia"r.ssso .as .pe.t m rapidly and yishy W
rpctisol for IL It II tze, that oon o. prtctless val.
ue, restored Union but did not seears anything Of
ipouey rpns VA toat. The so-called good A.nea
caused estsAyaasnee N expenditure by Tue National
mens, ani by oesreins Individually. When ii IT,.
Thu s came thAt thp money was spen, that our so-
d.ess ta.nrnsd 70 thes home. sn4 became PRODUCERS
luusr tho rntcaser OF our surplus products snd We
obliged 10 tbs prooesa OF paying liz
tso Inns. 6easa t9 I grow har rs nl. tntere.. TO
fRtl tte Ifeas1et that Of agriculture tho loading
ouo u sta,e. Our surplus products. Increased by
tbs !sLoF ut cur saturnUA so!tcrs+ aud no longer
market shroaa fhrr valve theIs measured BY
tha standard Of tbs worlds custehcy--coln,
tho p1.ee. q ii ss hs d .s The prsss q al We
ufsctulors Id nd nss 81 snurst IL Soe.x. az Of
s$ ss; , :sssssa as 4ss 4 e oTs ss
rst disastrous; but the et worked out is own
onr ability " buy wsa limited BY the an,ount
had u Jay for the good. W. xisle., II 1urchass WI
NECESSARILY bought ess, and tho manutactufers found
sooas siowy Gus "ue 10 ls.s II t.as - ..1e1sd
ther power. Tho prtces Of whst wo waled TO hy, in
NIT H.. ss.ss fs IL e psonss 70 hs nrea Of
Aad tbs pressure upon !ghssntd aud transfer.
rcd 10 thnss nut engage tn agricultural pursuits As
We were tbs tFe u autr hate heun ihp tsat to
get relief. No sEs doug re.1ansby ell-our base il
flFy rrosl1tou1 0od hzs blsssed our lsbors With fair
t.ir pces for what se Ths process oi stina fbs
business Of tho country to The changed ores Ut t6nss
s goin8 Oh gradually md steaaiy, aud that process
renewed activity and prosperity throughout he hnd
Some oi our leopac rs,ueMloEug tho Of arparent
psosEtrty causeA " tbs War Iftccs aro disposed to
tstaba'h sl'othss s.eh en- W placing teooul mort
mens, W > great mlsfoHune. Il might, tus i
short An,e, prvdaos fsvezisa ect4vtsy and : tom
pVEa3 A4ys0es In pStocsi but this aat1tty would bt
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WNlneHa,y an, saturday nAtince.. ADvESTuhES
uF GuES1n NJ GILL. and GHOST IN SPITE or
HIMSELF, evury atternoon, except Wednesday aud
Saturday.
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DISAPPOINTMENT IN COLUMBUS,
co.uxnus. Ohio. june Is. ls7s.

CoLuMBUs, Ohio, June IS, 1870
Tho work Of to-day a. So Louis has produced
excitement here. The platform was, OF course, dis
tasteful 10 the soft money men, but liked by the
substantial men OF the patty. who have been hoping
aud believing the Presidential lightning would strike
Thurman . compromise candidate When Tho news
Of Tiidsn's nomination ,ncre utter silence
aner time the words Of complaint and disgust
were abundant Tho domination Of Tiden Is conceded
by both hard and sofss have weak one as FAR
Ohio and indiana concerned, and they say
10 only question Of time AZ TO what Hayes majority
those States shall be. The republicans to be well
satisfied. From talks had with leading and active
democratic politicians satisfied very many demo
in this section either will all else,
in snsir disgusI win vote FOR Hayes
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IN pRooKLYS.

The announcement or tho nomination Of Samuel J.
Tdcn received with great rejoicing among the reg
uar democrats Brooklyn last night The republicans
were not pleased. Tho fact That Ohio went over so
unanimously TO New York's favortc tho second
ballot accepted good augury for the Of
tho democratic candidate. John Kelly, tho Tsmmsny
chieftan, handled without kid gloves IN thc dis.
cussion ot his peculiar tactics before the ST. Ions
Convention. and the general sentiment expressed
that there nothing loft for Tammapy Hall but
to como and for tho o tho ticket The
banner OF the campaign will hang from the walls Of the
democratic headquarters to-day and salute o 100 guns
will be fred IN honor Of tho event in which the Kings
county delegation bad done, perhaps, more 20 bring
about than any other county Ia tho United states
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R,cnsoxD, va, June %, 1876

bItHHONb, va, June ~ 1870
The nomination Of Samuel j. Tdcn a. tho Demo
cratic candidate Tor the Presidency, wnen announced
At the DespocA once, was received with the I'm.
bounded enthusiasm ADD three cheers A prominent
citizen remarked: I'VE can DOW 60 In and win,'
which sentiment was greeted with three cheers mora
The X. X Kiub nring 100 guns In response
10 she nomination and democratic Richmond JUDD
ant bands, nsdes rejoicing now 10 order
Tho nomination took nobody by surprise II was an.
,icpa,ed with tho most unprecedented condolences. A
Tildcn club has ALREADY been formed Tho X X. Kiub
have sent the following
RfcmxoSp Va June 2s ls7d
To Hox s. T. TuDES, Albany y. VT
The konxervatyc kanpagn kiub. OF Richmond
tcnncf You hcarticst congratulations Wr move
nre,ng ion guns honor az your nation, aud
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MARRIEp.

GnAasx-wuIrLocK.-- Tuesday, - a.. by The
Rev Or john Hail. MALCOLM t;sG441 " AnEliA NJ
WuiTiocK, daughter ~ James Is. 1y>ttoh. ESD
sMfrH--HEAkrT. In the c>o1. Nt chs residencc OF
the BRIDES parents, Juno 2s..by Ecv DR. Duncan Ken
ncdy, Mr.. OSCAR u. Ssrrn. Of bloomfield, N. j., 10
LrBHiE, daughter OF William HesrtI
Orange and suffolk couniy New York; and Detroit
Mich papers please copy.
WArEHHorsE-EwfSG. In Brooklyn, n. r.. on Tues
day June ~ the residence OF the BRIDES cousins
BY tho Rev George Reed, ARCHIBALD N. WATER.
nouss to AxMx D.. daughter OF tho late James Ewing
No cards
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active support This Centennial yoar must DO
crowned with your succesx
JOIN H. CLAIBORNE Chief OF Klub
FIREWORKS AND ENTHUSIASM IN

ELMRA. y. T., June ~, 1870
rhe news OF the nomination OF Governor Tden was
received with rejoicing and enthusiasm by demo
Gratis here One hundred guns fred, bands pa
radcd the Streets immense crowds OF people gathered
and speeches indovsing the nomination received
with hearty cheers. Many places were Illuminated
and there grand display OF fireworks.
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VIEWS OF coy.nsoB prpLr.

In the nomination Of Governor Tilden the prediction
OF Governor Bctic, of New Jersey is verified Speak
ing to HERALD reporter week ago no said 81 don't
see how tho Convention do better than nominate
Tden, with Western man for tho second place.
feel satisfied Hendricks will be that man"
HEroRrER--But what about Thurmans
Governor BEDfE-Ah, there's the rub You SEQ the
Ohio State election comes before the Presidential
should republicans carry Ohio in October where would
Thurman be in the contests The result would parayzo
the marty throughout the country. II would be very
poor policy that account to make ONO battle
/ feet certain that Hendricks would bring great
strength TO tho ticket and the whole
would be the most available candidate. People may
say they please but Tlden Is Just the man. and the
country ripe for change For my own part have
no particular preference. but this VIII say the
present state OF things cannot continue much longer
The republican administration has lated most sgnaly
Mark you. not speaking AZ politician but as ono
having the interest Of the whole people at heart Public
money question. II was great mistake that tho
issue was ever raised II undoubtedly created great
hostility against Tldcn IN tho Vest, but he will not
suffer that The West ought 10 sustain him tho
main issue. He has been nnqucstionahly great re.
former and need at tue present time such
man at The head OF our national government don't
know any othcr who would make better Presi-
dent He has all the ccmcnts OF satcsmanshp and his
record is clear don't see how no could be do
fcatcd.
The Governor was positive In his conviction that
Hendricks would be the nominee for Vice President,
'snnd with such ticket he added emphatically,
knOw VIC can
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TIE "orBnALrAn OF pEMocnAcy.

As soon as the announcement OF Tilden's nomina
ton was received in tho FIRST ward last evening
meeting OF tho leading democrats OF the First Assembly
district was convened at tho Stevens House for the
purpose OF form,ng Tdcn campaign club. The fol.
lowing officers elected - President, cx-Jusicc
Edward Hogan; Woo President, Justice John Callahan
Secretary. Terence Duny Speeches n,adc
pcdgng the support OF tho First Assembly district to
Tilden, and speaker enthusiastically predicted a
sweeping majority from tho Gibraltar OF democracy"
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IN JERSEY CITY.

The intelligence from S. Louis was received in Jcr
sey City with great gra ilcasion Tho enthusiastic
democrats Of tue First, Fourth and Sixth districts
celebrated tho event by holding meetings and pcdging
n united support to Tildcn salvo OF twenty guns
was cred Al ton O'Clock The friends Of Ex-Governor
Parker arc quite recouccd 10 tho event. and there ia
every reason believe that New Jersey will roll up
handsome democratic majority.
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AZ rHE MANHAr-Ay GLUE

the feeling Tdcnsh in the extreme early in the
afternoon After the inspiration OF dinner 1t increased
and at O'Clock was beating the thermometer.
Aver since last autumn's raid by john Kelly upon
Hackctt the club has been antl-Tammany. To this
Douglas Taylor, Bernard Cassery, William Rider (of
the Governing Committce, Ben. Wood, Oakoy
Hall, Aaron vanderpocI, Tom Dreamer.
Ira shafer, Enamel b. Hart, Judge Bar
bour &c, all great hdtituss maniiesily contributed.
All these habtucs and score more were present when
tho ballots began the special club wires
Judge Lawrence and John Mexican were also hand
with Colonel Page and Judge Charles v DAILY, who, al
though Kcliyites, were for Tdcn Tho hurrahs began
to 90 up. Was mt OF the Clue founders nomin-
atedY Glory enough for night Our reporter
found Oakley Hall busy with problem At writing
desk. "Arc you trying to rhyme on Tiidcns" mo;
but specializing on the nasal termination for
luck" 'Odd Idoa that what do you mean y!
why how the nasal termination
figures among tho Presidents BY nasal !
termination which Enthusiastically comes through the
nose Look here. Washington Jefferson. Machi-scn,
Jack son. Van Buren,. Harrison, Bucan-an Lincoln
fkon better than ahc an of McClean) and now Td-cn
IL tell YOU said the cx-Mayor, 'thcre Is luck IN
nasal termination, which Is why Conk- uu would have
been better for the republicans than Hayes At this
every Manufacturer gave grunt OF nasal satisfaction.
1t leading the American voter by the nose with
vengeance.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE 20 l87e-rRPLE SHEET

half dozen years Tamniany 10 in dreadful bad
odor among tho Western and southern democrats
They attribute the defeats OF the party TO
the blunders and rascaIilics OF Tammany TiI6cn's
goes them ndorsed by the opposition OF Tam,
many. II he unfortunate as 70 have received
iis endorsements he would ontsr the race drcadfuy
handicapped
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DIED.

AucHScIoss All Quebec. on Monday evening, 2Gth
inst, oHy ArcnIScLoss OF this CITY, in tho 66th year
Of his aga
Funeral services a. Or. Halis church, 9th ~. ADD
55th st.. on Fridsy, 10Th inst, ~ ten A. ~
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carried the palm despite the unrcleung opposition Of
Tammany Hail. created feeling OF delight perfectly
vcrwhelmng IN its display Hats were thrown IN the
air. hands graspcd all round and altogether the
scene was both memorable and significant
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VIEWS OF PROMINENT DEMOCRATS.


Tho HERALD reporter happened to run across Dep
uty Register John Y. Savage than whom
CITY Official IL widely known among
tho legal fraternity OF New York.
He was seated in tho reading room, surrounded by
group Of friends his peculiarly cagc-kc face radian.
wvan expression Of pleasure add every now and then
he broke ont into schrili scream OF laugh which
startled every ono about him by its suddenness
and sinsuariy. a. Mr. Savage was for many wars q
Tamrnany Hall sachcm, delegate 70 many conven-
ton a snrcwd, far-sccng politician and always an
active and worker in the democratic ranks. the
reporter thought his opinions worth securing
"wcl, Mr.. Savage, this nomination seems to please
you"
.None could have pleased me moro. When ] met
YOU a month ago. you'il remember predicted this,
SIMPLY because heard John Kelly was
gong 81 Louis 10 oppose Tiidcn.
knew he would go surrounded by a pack OF heciers,
who have been disgrace 70 the city democracy Tor
wears. and thor loud mouthcd talk ana witlcss
action would bring about just this rcsni. why,
,hins sad Mr savage WIN shrl ausn, "sn az
boss has done more TO nominate him than any dozen
men at St Ions"
$40 you think Tildcn viii carry the State ~
ssUf course hc WILL Aud II as people seem 10 think
that inat Is necessary TO election why expect 10
SEQ Toe Governor nAugura,ed next March at Washing
ton Why, IN tho nrst place he'lI capture that Baru
burner which has helped the republicans 50 greatly
since their accession to power Then his acion in the
Sunptuary laws secures Tor him the Gefman vote for
what y German politically or socially, without his
lager There's ways he'll cnt into the republican
vote. Don't make ANY stake aboui this man.
gentlemen; he has more elements OF strength than
have come 10 the top yet
i,on't you think his reform record will be played for
all u ~ worth during the campaign
ssYcs, replied Mr.. Savage. land very properly so.
wclI make our fight on reform; and could We have
better ground better representatives,
Kelly, suppose, will be bounced from Tammany,
wont icg'
III Cher than Glderoy's kite, and don't believe
he ~ dozen 10 20 ont With him. Now wen lust
where all hts personal strength rs, anu how many
will 20 Ia The stake with him
.slthiLkr remarked OF tho listeners. THAT .
seeker OF political bummers never entered New
York Than those Taninany fellows will be on the
RETURN
NELSON !. WATERBURY,
expressed the bethel that Tuen would carry tho state
BY At least 90 0uo s'and mark you he added, ~ cx
peel that majority. no matter how weak man We
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