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, 1876-07-05
Our eran t.fa the dust OF Time.
Tho fhr.oE yaAterIAy Of pnWrE

AAo InE'tH tGrtuEAAy VI puHtE
Crcepa hAck With rtcaIthy fect,
And At aar hanq',et t"kes' 'ths nnbiiian seat,
beforo to ht"iu ss Ses nsot tSt tSs rs
Till lIiAtory dnrel. nt 1ast,
From Esypt. s~ay @s I:Iis II t tsed x.!ass mound,
And whera, nrllftcd white anu far,
imperial hsads, Of oId ni,lIsnniai n sway. ,'
"A, HTd .t!I! y sops pels ap!en,nr grow, crow1sA
In rhostly grandeur rise
And tay, through atony lfrs and v4cnnt eyes:
"1'hou Tint serc1tcst freetnn,, powcr, and fame,
Declare to Va thy c!alnl''
On tho shores o. a continent cast,
ahc won tho insiulato roll
by loss Of hcirdom Of all tho Past
And faith IN tho roynl right Of Tolli
aho planted huncs on tho savage sod:
Into thn Wilderness 19no
sbc walked With fearless feet
In llct hand the dlvinng. rid,
TIL the vcInf Of tho moNntans heat
With Gro Of metal and force Of stDnot
Sue nut tho apecd Of tho river hoal
Tn taEn the mills Of her bread;
,. Hha drove tho powsharo deep
''"'' y y ill., sss.h, ssa WY: All Sorii''
6l,o called Pathfinder forth,
Her faithful mil anlt companion,
Where ths flashed Sierra, snowy .stat5ed,
And tho naaeisss ss t1ss # s Il s,ss sassr foam
Chnnnelrd the terrible cnnycnt
Nor DailNed I'LL hSf Etter1nUkt homo
1yns hIilt liz tt,e sn,iie of n softor skr.
And ti,c ulorv nS hrnuiv atIji Il, In
Wllorc tia hanntotl ,ynyns uf Ain Ije
On Tho strn,,tl Of tin worid.w neul
u.-2
Tim rncc In rnnnur.tnr
Ron,o 1crcu. Titan{c Inv t,f conocst knows.
Whether in ycins Of surf Or Kim.
Dnr nj nrcfeut hInot hrnfs rcst,cte In r,,InHs
ChniIcnvo OF Nature uueuhjncd
Awnits not Mnn'a tlriinni ntls wor inntt:
Far har1lsifn. nypu m wTonv
Provokcs fi,u level. rycd. tcroic lnDud,
This for hrrnsIf sl.c iiiti: bni ii,at which llea
AZ Ovor cnrth ND akfes.
blending MI forms III ono tcn!nnnnt glow.-
Cruwnctl cunacisnco. tonlof cnrc.
Jnsttce. Tint ntlswere uynry Don,lnun's prurcr,
Frscdufn WHARF Filth mny iaad ar Ihuusbt NAV
darn. "' '"'
The powor Of minds that know.
pnsnIOn of hrnrta thnt fucI.
rnrchnaett hy H.urI nn,i w1c.
Guarded by ilre and steel
Iinth ahc sccurcdt Whnt blazun on ncr eb!eld. !,
In the cicar tsrntmry'a ,frht. e'Nf
Shines 10 the world revealed, i
DecInrinu noblrr triumph. born of Hlehts :
, 1876-07-05

tie AtlantlS ~ Gnast, De snet%tsu ta X % S!S Mua
chorns gl io u1as aoNW ~ te ~. ,,n va.Hy .on "
tue hlisstsstppl, ana % p,o.oneea ~ ~ H. spa- p
saads o. tnoasaoos oa I0o snoFe@ u '"o ~
cnc"
What remains but 70 search ulo
sriN1T oy T1la LAVE Or the LAND
~ fsAn,e1 by ana modelcA To THO popular uoV.
erninrht to which our fortunes Wcrc ctuitllltleu
by tho Declaration Of Independence do not
u'can 10 e1ain!ne the partlc'llar !egaat,on stato
Or general, by Wticl. ulo annrs 81 Tue people
haYv been ltsunagcsl, sometimes Wisely aii.i well,
at Others lcebly yusI ,aor even the tuntiament-
al arrangement of political authority, or ho
critical trssltliacnt of grcat junGlnrsa ln our
policy and history. The hour antl tho occaston
concur 10 preclude 30 Intimate On inquiry. The
chief eonccrn ~ this regard. 70 us all1 70 tbs
rest u tho world, Is, whether To proud trust,
thu profound sadicaltsm, tho VIDE !, beneyoleaco, m
| wAlcl, spoke III tho "ucclarutlon a41 wore IN
fused Into tle "Constitutlon Ut tle trst, haye
| Deon III k1Ou lMtH pAleTca u ~ tllo pcuI!e1
ana wl!othT nov tlcse 4lsnelp!tss supply Inc
Asing !orses WINCH auesAls a1'o sofeet oo'etl+
m9nt Ano soSaoty' s., ,o,,, .z,,,,,a -
~ VIZ aousI ~. ~ ~ n5 3on s,,,.it a ~ "
, 1876-06-16
CONKLING.

BPEECH or sTsWAItr W0Onronp.
When New York waS called, Stewart WooAlord
ttoee and said:
Mr. CHAIRMAN ANA GENTLEMEN 1T yHx E0NvEN-
Il"S' In obedlcncc 10 tho Injunction Of our Statu
toasenttou with the thoughtfui and absolute IN.
u"ttciaept Of our deliberate reelection Aild cunylc
.1oh, aud with tho carnust enthusiasm t.at h!a
1aa!lty, friendship, his prlvute worth and puhi!c
ssssre demand New fnrk presents for the prtsl.
etllcy OF tho Republic the houorcd name of Roscoe
Sohkl!ns. (Cheurs,1 | I,rnaI IN culturr, eloquent
Ind A. ''
=. :, 7Aun 70 THE OIL, REPUBLICAN pAnrr
~ tae nredle 10 tho pole, !ioscos ConkIlu4 nrcds
~ ~. dsfst!so or enlogy Ite ~ positive quantiy n
es pat politics. tt:hoGrs lie, trongh thr dark ind
hMsl'ig tln,Gu Wien slnnhcE and Misrepresentation II
a,aara st the srnt auI bravo nun Whu VIZ haya
iMNe iaN,e placed In thu rrrs!drnslal cia!T WAS tho
naatHi n,,I!iI irtrnd Ut Glytsrs Grunt. Checrs. In
snl snyl'IlsE hs ha naS Ssw York fHly sscyynzss
''esea1cd upon this platform tp.t!ay.
JEWELL AND MORTON.
ri ~ We forget nur genial lghIus fran Connect.
Ht, Als virtue, l!s 'ntelleacncc, hid ccunumy Ala
%.s as1 Indiana presented tho na,nu Ut her great
H., ~ srnur our hearts went lovingly back 10
~ aefk hour when oEEauized rebellion existed III
Gu.,te ,tes1"!ataFe Of Indiana, autI when t1liycr +.
r.snt .tIsnsled tfis treason chccrsl. and won ~
.a k.at sletary In the cauHcl uAr btss mud
''sfest soldiers in thu Held thters.j
.o', nea Kentucky the birthplace OF Abraham Lin.
it," tensefsl, hehtHcky, Mhcsu sleep thu hshca VI
rInsy Clay -whtn Kentucky naiucd tlla great Sec
ss ahv koIglt to Aalnv 1ne IN whom NaW furk
k'ss asr Leaftiest honor, tChresz.
.s'ue sue k1d rtmcn1hrr how all The Anlmoatfcs OF
V"osat1dhp d!csl w!cn We leaencI that he WIS
, 1876-06-16
IN CHICAGO.

TIE EAclTEMEfT
In this rtty over The expected ba!1otng st Ctncin-
n,nt lnrGcred pu tho lntcurc, mid men Of buth
pastcs largely sought every oltainablc Bit " ln'
formation. The bulletins announcing the pro-
cec.linys wrzu tcann.d BY crowds, Win staoa
about In spite OF tho rain, Aud the Ennl foon,s
vera unusually cruwdcd. the base .ball games add
Ing 10 thc fever heat Ut which tho Interest in tho
great Convention had artstn. It Was ersDncous!y
stated on thu bulletin 1t an evening paper that tho
ba'ptsng hld begun al I:l0 p. in.. when It should
hare been the cund!datea Tor nomination wctc pre-.
mated. That report added 10 the interest.
md went about tho business listElct like
u lash. When It va. learned that
b1llut,iu. had not commenced, there con.
sterahlc disappointment expressed. A. the various
ltlcsFnns wcye announced Ut different places. and
II became apparent that no bal1o1!ns would take
place until To- day, thu crowds lispcsscd
The srccnlntiuna inaulgcd in about the news.
paper Offices. thu hotels, huziness placrs and
tnsorttc tesorts were of q VARIED. aud In many
cases Wild chaeactrr. while some wese reasonable
and Ia,insct. Among svlf'asscfttd iiiatne Mcn
"Ao discussed tha situation u Cincinnati the
oplG!on was general that unless thelt tayossc
ahowtd Gsrat strength on tGs trtt ballet. h!a
r.'" -'s 7 ;sr:tit,. G-Ey ,t.Ld lii
, 1876-06-16
A FEARFUL BUMp,

}hfHi}f{DhiH HHHftin.
They hat! lrEtuTe uu IlllreuDIuCv In Norris.
town short time ago from d traveling Profess
sr OF tllat srence Au part Ut 1t waa tluIle c,,.
tcrt.!nilg. ltc i,a! on thc st:1d several plaster
heads mapped otlt In town lutH, and after he ex-
plalned what they mca,lt he Invited persons ia
the audiriEe To culnu up and let him feel their
bumps md explain tllt1r characters. Several
times he hit II pretty accurately, nnt excited
colsiderahle ahount Of applause, hut utter u
.whiie old d. stepped up fur examination. lie
Is an abscnt-nlInt.r.l MIN, and he wears wiz.
While dressing hiInsc!f brforc cunning to tjie
lcturr he lad places! tllc wig on the BUREAU aud
acsidcntly tossed Ills plug Ut tobucro intu 1t.
When hc put the wig IN il WINS Just like him
ed the platform he llAa lump just over HE
bump Of cumhAttvcncss M big ns tnlf n hcn's
esg. The Professor fingered about while
over D. hcati, ar,l then sud:
7" "NG have herc Il somewhat remarkable ek1tll,
The rerrcptist faculties strongly urveIope1l;
reflective tacuttfes quite gnod; t[ealisy large;
reference 81 t5reat Us to bc unusual, and hcHev-
olenec very prominent. sccretlyencss is small,
ArlG frahkncss; hc communicates what he Know,
freely. We have alsu," sal,l tho Professor still
p!"wng Ills tlngcrs through D.'a haIr, .'inquls
ittvrncas l.ot large The subject Is not grasrins
Why, It can't l'ca Yes. Why, what in the
MunlIlcsslt Muscs! that's tile most awful tvyrt
oi,'Hent vi r.'inlnttvenrss ever leurl ui! Arc
yon \ irizt-lfghtcr, cht'
-AIl@c@H,ALeFa' G2clal!uc4 U+ NNnyy W1Al
do y,tu H,cilnt"
=, 'SNsyer been soldier, or pirate, oranythIns
Hike tl,att"
"fou certainly must he crazy"
"Atlft yon fund III going intn scrInmaQc.
and rows, and l4MnIcrisig i,euplrt'
F" "Ctrtuinly not+'t
swell, s.r, tlenyou're untrue 10 your nature.
The way yonr htad's tIualiIlrsyuu, l sln.ulh
say, I'll special tnaniler, ns il lknOuker-iownun und
lraEEcr-hut. II you wunt to fulfill your mission
yul will devote the remainder Ut your life to
hatttrllg-up y.!ur fellow ,neu nnA kcrpng your
srlf in ullG lntermiIahe nni ctrrllnl In,lss.
You've Ett tho awfulest lighting bump that
eyer decorated l!llu.an skull Its phenomenal!
WEAt1i you take fur your head wllcn you dlcf
Gentlemen, this Ilnn is liable ut any m,,1nent 10
coin.lclsu raging around this community like a
wildcat, 1lhsfng yau with IL club Or anything
that ss,l's lIun1y. II tsll't ante for him " b1
Then Ii. put bis l.atul up To feel tho bump,
and 10 ,lu,!rcd tho tutmeri,. l1e pullrd OH lis
wig, and there WIS the plug lust sticliinL. behind
lils left eur. Thrn tile Professor, locking ut it
d ,nuiac,,t III confusion, said:
Ladies' An'l gentlemen, We will now-tMo
lecture is-tlIat &, have no more-. boy, tura
out tl.Usc Hghtsl'
Then tI,r audience laughed, and D. put on his
wtg. and The Professor started to ca4tefl the late
train
The scfcleu Of p!reno1ogy Is not as popular
III Nortl,tu%n Us IL WAS, an.l d. still rriI,ui4s
pcaveablc,
, 1876-06-16

Sptcfui Dispdch to 7ae Tribune.
WAsu1SGroS, u. C.. .1une 15.-Thc news from
Cincinnati las Octasionrh great excitement
throughout the day, mud has occupied the intention
bnth nf Congress and the city. Tie fact that IN
adjournment was had witl1ont taking n ballet
ir yarnusIy interpreted. The intcsprctn-
aions fur the ,at,sl part cutnchlc with
lie hors of the different candidates.
This anti ll'alnttcs declare will, much positive
neft TINT tho adjournment, witlnnt a halut Il an
indication uf increasing weakness and probable
lrra: In the ranks of I,'aincs adllrrents. prnof
q: thls they refer to tc fact tut Eugene Hale de-
srcd 10 cnt,nrnce ba1Iotng bcfDrc the platform
waR presented, ar.l that this blaine movement WIS
seVAtsd. Hninr'e opponents nrKne that yesterday
was hl~ llny; TINT hfa chances are In great
rncaAHIc dependent upon the enthusiasm "
tic huur, md TINT delay .nnst result In l''ss uf
strength. This pecmI tn lie the rrncral verdict Of
tho ruunorterH of Ennklins, Mnrtun, and lirslaw
here. Thu fricn1a Of she latter hase taken nrw
courage from Thu adjournment, md inset tin. thry
have PRIVATE dispatches from Cincinnati Which ill.,
t!icate
AN JScnEAsE or sTyENGylt
fnr their cAn!la.c. A. M illustration @! th1s,
and ~ an Indication uf The ropn1us sentiment
n"tahlr applause With with thee presentation Of
l!sstuws t.au'u BY ticn. llarlnu W. grreIrd.
:hs fr!c,"s* Of f'ailr, u. tho othct hanY. maIn.
trcml~ Of tho rival candidates arr entirely w'th1nt
foundation. Tie ray that thr adjournment wus
not ubtuinel until aftrr Consultation with
thr friends Of ula!nc. and TINT It wis
hid with the consent nf thc latter
Moreover. aud It wumld seen, Tint this
have received private dispatches showing that no
arrangements hal been naAe for lIshtll. tt'e halt
approach Of night Itself ttat!p ahin1rnncnt ntc-
r.+nry. The l5lnlnr men tslst tbs. tho aijnurl-
lnrnt ran have III elFcc. nsnn ltlnlnc'a chanccs;
lli1s Of the Convention io.Mnrrtlw nv Il was lila
inrnn. and that l.e by no possibility cnl1 he de-
featad now.
AtIt. nlAtHE HIMSELF,
whose physical condition appears |" he improving,
has declined to talk 10 the Erneral public uron tIse
himself very hopeful at the result. III general 1t
c.In be said that Ulatnr't lriens here quito
cntht *ta~tic tu.night M they Ut nny time ilavc
hcrn bEt thesu art d few via do not appear quite
III AOpGful,
, 1876-06-16


The Secretary then proceeded with the cali Of
stntes. md whrn he rrochrd prnu.rIyon.n t,,r
lla.trantt men nfted M cheer ttsut shook the
building.
Linn bartholomew, or the representative Of
reunsr1ynnu. top,, ,1,e Uniform md wo. ,rre,rd
..t.,. ,, ,,..''' -. i'". ".a wa s,.eetu
WIN chcefs At: bartholomew fa'l: Nr. frest'
dent, and Gentlemen OF the Convention: The
manifest anxiety Tint peryales this assembly 10
drpart shall hasten mo 10 a conclusion. know,
wn ,lt tI,r "cn,lrman ,rtn.c nnmr n,on,sn s"Do ~
lhls Convention ef'ould he direct would ask and
concerned they should un ,.nrcased wifi
rYrrri,tu,. ,rs.ot ,rn,o.ty ~. ~. VIZ, H.
e"ee!"'"h tseAt houesiy. ios that IS
hls character tApplau.c. aay hrre, as others
nafc rh'tl before M, tlaat cohcedo 10 the gentle
eyen ny candluaie: d. mt cialm for Gcn. john
=. liartranft. % IennEylvnMia lchcGrsl, that he
;!, tlas e knGws SnonSi u know tat hs don't
willing to follow good son,,tl wllulcromc advice;
ain when an Individual Erts that far upun thu
road he lH'FteAses decided merit, ut lcnHt u my
!ntn1. lApplAuKe. Gun ray this, gentlemen, In
, 1876-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS,
Tim NutlUa DEI,KDATI2Ns,


ClSc1sSArt, June l5.-The chief significance ot
the rejection Of the Spencer delegation FROM Aiu.
kama ~ that II was hrnlthy indication OF
tho temper of the Convention to lup oil
the casI'ct.bag frauds AMI awiuders who
have been wont 10 rely Won the
party ta sustain them nj all times and
under all circumstances. MT few Of the driu.
gates >otpL asainAt Srcncers crowd simply be-
cause they dill not want thu Convention ttrsraccd
by the admission of that tuiI-bIrd crew. The
niktne men voted against tho Spencer.
ties hecurse they were fnr Morton, am!
nftrs.ard far Cunkl!ng, !. while = portion IT
ta,na IN rcason tho a1t"n n,c, un thr conkli:;
the spencer delegation. but thu vur un ls,rir ~.
strength Of lhe n'aine aud anti Blaine forets
though claimed A. triumph BY tho farnlcr. The
sn,l II stand for itl4ine, Tor lraatow. and :,
10 ths Ttnsrn dssoctaftt Frs.
Enn seems to have prevail ed tn.duy a,nung .utne
q! ,hs ati!a!.s'on ot ts llafola."n,w Warren ts!s:
number Of l11ains vuses cast IN fas"r Of he NH.
iosty rppor ot the Committee on Credentials.
tory. Ths, thefe il geol reasou 70 believe. IL con.
trAry IL the facts. While The antIsp,neer dv!o.
Ealon hays stuatou,'y a. fef'atned from g'ys.
Known tkat lhry represent thn tefor,n element In
the Republican party nf Alahan'a, and their vote
can a Eo 70 .d M sassp ~, ~ th hson
tne meuFmra Of tho delegation ars friendly to
Secretary Htist4,w.
ul.A1xg cLAQuKns.
1t was discovered to nighc that aOmc pcrRnns arc
engaged In preparations tuT hllng the bslroMirn n
Dla!ns s!aaess Tae =. .sksls M str brin: distributed
local politicians. The intention ts to carry tha
Convention by atusu, on the srcund ballot. Even
tt,rxt Irau ,IH
, 1876-06-16

stricken, AMI tho awful aence which fell nPon IA
o. we fcar"d arproachlng denth had settled over
Tim" lin rrn t, rvr1y "mt tfs % F',s .t 1"v
WIEN VII % Ii" fslthf"! freml VI snd living wifn wcrs
wtrrng; aud praying ly hi' @ .ito TINT t'c 0od ~ "
with Tho n'urt ,oyin4 n his friends, Nsw yotk
congratulate. him Il tl,c name Of The nnttnn that o
!. strong Araii' IN lseHtsI, In hume. and III body
l,nt g.nt"ns"' pa5.n nsW ~, fsw .er'pn: as
& 81 .as s s''.;% sit' s''%Fss
yeals a We sasc I" fat sn t"t sinnd o old
Inrlot, John A. DIX. 10, tAj1 maturity In thu State
q SeW Yn.k. Two years ago. and tlsat sa.ts State
ihi* last rr1ng tr Siatu nj Kentucky. rIrht on ihe
"yrof nc Presidential ',attle., gave 10, 900 pcmu-
cratic 1halori'y. tm'y the ot1Nr 'ny, ns wc wcre
gathering fur This Convention, tho wses whispered
oftEHpN HAD aoNg pEMocNArlc.
To-day lnilInnn haa Democratic tvcrll,r; tn. day
New Jersey has II Democratic Gorcrnur: tu..lay
Kentucky hns u Dcnncratfc Anvrrhur; ta.dAy New
Cur the ""tas " 'i % % NV
~ ,triftn o' MI our, enthusiasm, IN spite
ofnlnr !osu. W. may follow The banner Of f"ur party
tonEllng II thu only Republican wlln tnrry the
State q $sw York J hrltsvo M he cnn: u di
w"G M ] tia" Il, tepubilan * tunssnt1"n @ @ an nd'pi isi
j. E i, ~ ali ssr"t"c.. thrra In Nv i"r i s vote
sote which acknowledges !ittr allegiance ~ party.
suts iI".t wG,t ~ fur Dix In fH72; nsotc that wen,
t;eMtlemcn q the Convention. pray in this hour
let nl personal ambition let all pride be pul nsidc.
Ei~r.. Remember. rsmelnltr
WHAT DEMOEttATIc vlGrDItY MEANS.
It mcanA destruction nf thu National credit; It
ltnns mn,lnea+ in all Legislation touching Bna:ca
It ncana that all through tho South white Kepubli
Clltlh must
ruT rADLoCKs ON THEIR LiI's,
while black Repuhttcans will be hunted like the
, 1876-06-16

SPEECH or ES'soV' NofEs.
,.,i ono , hsl"s sa,sa' ex'aoS. e ". Noyes' Of
t,ysrtrMrs: On behalf ot toc fortx.fopr ;lc,c.
ra,rs from ojlo re,,rcsen,nu NJ tho M cn,c panu,e.
an party " oal1o, !afe The hanoF to present IL
this Convention the name uf gentlemen well nnd
fuyorably known throughout tho country, on. h.1,l
m high respect ""d much beloved by thu people Of
OHIO; nun who during tho dirk and stormy t0ys Of
rebellion, when thotc who arc vitiblu In peace mi.
trr rcsiburs IN, hlntelf f, tic furu front az t1a
nat,u tooyed hs leaders and h.. 's, an!l ~
arund 10 ii. ssn run Sho ns had tho rarc .S rna rSe
foftune snce it's war Wis over to Gs twics clscted
nu}wenmentIy tI,r rnrer futnu"nf h,,ifn,, snrc"s.
siycy jvr liz highst Office in Tic citt uf tfv tsouIa
u! Ohio Allsn 4. Thurman, t;rorgu ii. run.uton,
unl William. Alien, ti'rujunvrl ctluufh. liz ia Il
hl1'' haLit u WIN ''''' ''''SA'" tA''eA '''' ''''
DEFEATING DEMOCRATIC Asr1nAsTs
fns ihc Presidency, auI wc in Ohio Mi huyr M.
thu iat fruni l3ng c5peyfrtce hu viii Go ubIs 10
do It nsan % ' thccrs. il, u rresentins Ii II ths h.
wnr upan ,he tl!stinrushcu saus.cen wosv. 1
sayu been n,eIl,iu;,cI hufo tu.ttpy. Ichcerss i
Tiey have rrn4crr, grcat service tu their cuuniTy
Krattutu. iApliuurc / i,nyc no wo'H to o. uttsr Hsr
sganrt them. oniy witi to ssy tint Gen. 1iayc. c
Character, in ability. fncy nn,eur ~ t.u,,a}s In
Iii thr rrrnt unniitf.. ,yhiri' IL ',s" f,r ,lt ,t
nusiiotls Which tju Amrrcuu ..umIn ~ ea,' ~ IVA
iLem, IChruts' a;uy. iiny"s i. ,,n'sI lcinmsssi.
la ii bruyy itirersi. In i. ",,'r.t.n,Itnw. i'a
wlne mrnriuut II sri;n1nr n ,.r"f{trmsn I,.hsIn'.n1
uuiNrt,lE an jnIunnutt,t f,,rt In. srhn siptrjtv
Of hs nyiyate ltfv, hi, ,,m,..tv NJ brar;n,. are
ntfuf,. tel,uhu 10 thu rvtrIya,.a,,rs tic rrrtirs
cxtta,:l:a,.cr which jrutn IN c|rrmntIun In ,nhlIc
uud private pl4ccp. ICGesr1, it.msnttrrF ,.",S
tiritgaies Ia tic Convention, ilat u rcsnunsiGtu
duty rrrls nt,nn you, YOU can Lu soyurnri Hy nj,
Wild Impulse; ynl, can y "N
nus No FEARFUL u,sxs
In thIs con,palrn. Yuu mnst n ~na ,vou,a .v-.
csrd numinnte canIIuto hrra Who vii nni 'uiy
viii casry imluus. du. Ind Sw V"si w. ss VII VIII
nv .mr ,imhlfni StIt"s @ +e" rhan. Urh. ~ W.! H..
care n"t whu tiiu man shuIi In nsher lin, n,,r
t,s t"%""ti" sbaiI rrcyf~a nH hs Gh ~ "
mai ~. ,',i Y"s ~. III .n na aehftesa t a"a
tI1 ~. i -, n,n, IN, in @ H. cav tGnsG1s
iInsr un"ji.s ",irl, mr.. ,lr"in,. ~, y yoa HANS
@''0"o .'nu.,,n -, '1wu,.,, 1.st & !"
, 1876-06-16

r started. for ln.tanec. on J: minor. The minister
tlrr from the ir*t To thu NTH. nften reaching tic
nc,".s: % tsA ''t.cn.in and ending u SWEET Cd.
mode ahr Iutro!uetton and The fellmrativc parts
The c'n,"a! point il rsacl.ad; then ii giiies ri.
lmrhHntly int"a thrilling minuf, wlic,, Ethcral1y
FESTIVALS AND MUSIC.
Character an',ng. tho Wr@.h il tic EiIlcddfod, a
lteraty nna mss!csl festival Tho word !. pt,
linn. Etstcddfod means 4 congrcss Of bas,ls, Or a
i,tetn,y And musical cnnyent,un. We and the
a.! ORG told Tint King tuIwalat,cs ho,i inc Il
w ~ seventh century. In 1l7H Rt,yn ap tirunyd,
r,,nes q The southern rreian. warm and liberal
" sas' se s!an% E:!s5t"s q s"aas's cssaisss
e: '. a'ssSsa' Sa. Il y .ae OF faS' "s1a Ct Il:
,,ihtushn'f ,iaM te centuries, these national conven
soo h WI 'esne sn A%a1sss (, o oe 's u
IT, t . E.ssy s" ~fs n.ep pYst'y,
'na1c. singing. have hearing, each brn,rl, nc.
,"n1In to y, .; S,,.t. p1c.crihs II , country
tniu.anna q u"llart arn annually given to tht
n9Ieei. nnd tlr meeting. nre thus rnnrcc Of in
ielI:nrr !t ana rSlu"u"nt 10 the nation. ~.
nltisn tiIheH 1lut thu aid charactorlstics nre
watched over with loving jeah'usy: and tho In.
nafationa ~, aro permitted I" iGsh a1ie the poetry,
Ei:tsdd on The ns'e..s oth "ds sdes q = tns ts
~ntef' III America, some eight OF len of thsse
nutt prominent, pcrhaps, 1ltretH ut Ct:ca, n. i,
IN q, each New lcsr,s Dry, when The lar::. Opera.
Al muaIca! socaiista tic Welsh .,and dcacsyedI,
MN. Their chnral singing IL very tt,le. A ntoH
time ago Welsh choir Of !so hundred voices from
nAtBni4hCl the world by its brilliant tcffOrnuucen nj
, 1876-06-16

.,... ST. Loufk R<puhitun.f
''Hl1y, j" said nno mrwsbsiy tuai,othcr yesterday,
Me advent Of tho tttning Estpublicaa, s.wut'i
tho Matlsr o. yar Complexion! Amt yer health
:" III atsserpashun. cn!ls." was The prompt 70.
ply: *Nut with HItrrcrs an late hours III the
sp,lns, m these swolI pastls. Just now, 4u high
hlnt wot / wnz in NY younger days, teii ycT;"
''Jest VI l thonkht, lil!!y; yer must let up.
Didn't sec yer naktn' cali ex I directed MY
place yesterday, ant! didn't yer l,ays 1ooknys'
noa. srn,s wls H., ' ysr 10y. wy: trks ~ 50
''Ma'sl. its III right, lilly, ~ ali rfxht; but
don't ycr ~ thrnw1n' yersclf nway, Yer sop much
w An uruaavnt ter sescsty, yer he, 10 waste yer.
sclf."
''uh. know my yaily. Don't yer l,a alarmed
nlnhuFy yer brtthes an' have q parsser, Gully"
And theu tho Two acfons Vt hloated aTIstocracy
couple of ctaar ssubhs with great dignity aud oon-
, 1876-06-16
HERE AND THERE.
THE CINCINNATI PRESS.

Allk LUNAN OS lAk thAAI AhNlINA.
Cincinnati Gtf:e:fr. June II.
II Atr. John a. Logau haI bccn In Hip Tnn
Winklu deep far the last three years he could not
luIyc brrn murc uhlsiuus Of Republican sentiment,
and the situation Of the Republican 1nrty than lie
IL Wien lie hnrnngucs thu Convention with tho
declaration TINT anybody whom It may nominate
will be elected. and craeka the party whip by de-
cnrng tlllt my nlnn who docs not yute tle ticket
IL not Republican.
WILL. regular nominations, With the support Ut
the party organizations the influence of the Ad-
ninlstrutfoh, the power Of Government patronage,
and thu husd lnh6rs u Tue RcpuhcAn press, Mbrc
thun ha1f dnzen Important Northern Republican
statcs huye been carried by the DcnUcratc pnrty;
large losses have been suffered In thc Other SlareH
md tic House Of Representatives has fallen lMto
Democratic control by neury twu.thln.is ma.
jUrlsy.
Since these things happened, while Rll these
fOrcrs VI part spirit att purity organization wcrc
III full blast, how call Mr. Logan now Aay that
they will rcstorc The liepHblicnn nrccndcncyy IN
II nDt plain that thesc di1nsteFa catnc upon the
party through ulcn whom IL haa placed III high
tsnrtd, who saaced that party organization and tle
party whtpw0uld cnyrr pand defend their aliusrs,
nn WIN, thercfnre, .1ronEElt renn.'hl !ipon the
euantry, and feeling, IT. ot ssssntus"t md disgust
I!epubltcAns became mtmhcFr ut tint narty be.
canse Thy believed t. waH farrntlty n h!sh l,rtn.
nnrtv s,,Irit. yuriutlon Of oyrr 7U MOO Hrnul,.
sr ratrs IN flh,n rt,nyn Tic fnii,trp Uf marty Ir-
anmsntion tu mWrc]. theul ~ to thr nuIlr, lie IL
to irur friend to thr Republican purity WHO declares
t,t liz ,m.sses u iii snunrf INV man whtn ti,r
tnnv,n,',tm as ,.u ,nuy ,,a,nim,t ' ""N' '''o
i. il mot tbnt t,,s unrly Will epiIt IL Ia nut TINT
,, ~ ~ r,,,i.ntt ,ri'n Iii l KIM n,, rn viii I'M
!" ~. ,hr "snai wnr.; Inr th tcuri Il is mi tnst
Tfmi,tjrnn tn,tr,,ls uIji h, ur wll trv Il, ,,ef m
= n.w ,artv "r n ,,sw ticket. Eut ans Of t1.s
ti.inys u'ny s,e expected 7. lmppea: Tiny WIN
cmr.r ,rIli rnIrnyur tu enyr lat nnrfy fur futurc
, 1876-06-16
Walking Ehh.

F!JuFd EIsH1nH IbIf.
William W. WILCOX, who has inst setn,nsd 10
Mlddlctown. Coun.. iron. California, brought from
shcrsuan. COL, ol the line Of tbs Rocky Noun.
latna y, .Ou feet abUyc the level Of tho sta 600
miles, iu u tn.psl two Lsh u y speciea called 81
ths M buy o4t 1acre ,le Walking a.h-, i h.. four
tnsuolh MI scl's. When In tho water lie Ises
double ny, .and ring Of rns Around ths sssE
.ttnd' ont IKE TUNE and IL used by ths Ii 4