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, 1876-04-07
THE PRESIDENCY.

LETTER raoM MORTON nAA-uE PUTS TUE
"fAyomFE BON" AND THROWS coLp wATkn on
ALA1SE, ..-
TO the Editor ~ Tic Chicago 7rouns:
lsp1ANArolts, Ind, April lin your sd,torial
oommeuta on the Ohio g,,ts con,nnt,on v,,,
-" hoo,, ,.a ,,.a 49, ,ssh'''1 ~"
nsans % M ' aa S,'e W sn,s,a Jp'lSse W .no
ona choice Of tho Ohio delegates, gave u1iatov
mud u!aIuo zach creatc- number Of tlo1opn,es
tbnr Ranot,r Morton Nov ,ho ~, j., t,,as
aa ' NJ. D'.s. =. A. t'o"' Nuo ieos - snA'
eenato1 hlo1Ion u suo seeona choce OF more
than one-half OF tho delegates appointed by tho
Ohio State Cquyantiop ~. antl DIatne Ia no.
tbn aocond choica nj Ia Nrcood your i, In /. ~
,,.4 nnn,so, a.u.to- ,,as.an :. ~ T.. 80 .. ~
snat homoef. senatof Morton has been In the
habit OF opening tho campaign In Ohio for
, 1876-04-07
WILLIAM LATHROP.

THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL p1s11rcr.
10 The Ritter u The Chicago Tr1oans:
E101N, April 4.-Cand!dateh for ConGress In
tho Fourth District arc getting plenty enough for
NIL practical purposes. The dfstfsot embraces tho
Counties Of Kane, DcKalb, McHenry Doone aud
Wnnebngo. Each section OF tho dlnlrict has ita
particular claim for representation. Mr. Farns-
worth. Of Kane County, waa formerly tho
standing Congressman. 1Io represented this
district, and that out OF which It Was formed In
tho previous apportioumont, for fourteen years.
lie hos had groat experience in Congress, is \
man Of g1oas ability. and uumarrcd IN otlcia!
integrity, and altogelher ono Of tho most able
and valuable memborH ever aont from this State.
lie represented tho banner district Of tho nation,
having boon olaotod by majority Of 1900 out
Of 10000 votes. Yet all tue people Of hls
district woso not happy, nsny Of them
wanted 10 stop Into Ata old shoeu in
tho Congressional hall. Other patts at
should terpesually furnish tho Congressman; and
WlnueDa9o .. the axsfems wsss Iee&tas ozcsedlugsy
teAous Of the favor mo1opolizod ~ Kane. Thn fact
ls, auch men Fasuyworth could not 10 found In
every county. Farn.worth wa old-timo Abolition.
srats of Losejoy, aud contributed 1sry much 10 L.
building W of that ea5ty wtsh g..s hsm such tre.
Administration Of Grants ars1 tsstui hs ma1o war
upon the District Of Columbia HING and Ben Iutl0Fs
ail1 the Administration Bu4bbeA him. lie parse.
euteA for helnK too early In exposing The cor
tuPtsoax which AtYo sucd cropped out, sad wilGh
1t /. now popular to denounes, Deiug perss-
cuted out Of counteuanco by hls own party
at Washington, II was very uAtural thAt hs should
not favor the Eenon natloa Of Gen. Grant. This
we'll known by tie leading tasu Of hi1 district: and
before lhs nomination very many Of them sympa-
thlzed with hun. trick was proIoctod In UsKa1b
County, in view Of tho then coming Congressional
Convention, which only mined 1t tho cesAlu defeat
0f Farasworth without helping aoy other candidate In
PARTICULAR with tho possible h0a tnAt Tue favor might
All QUO Of sessrsi Of THAR aprna cltlEens-lhs
reau being That DeKAlb held tbs tis vole, aud par
alstod th nut throwing It In favor Of Farnswotth,
though la bad decided minority Of all tbs yo.ss
s!aha % of Winu9oaYa saoaid hars bean respected:
s.ntida.e III tho Etnon ,Ss wili.m IAthrop.
LAthrop was spproachsd and informed that 10 could
nAya The votes Of ono of the counties nero4ofoes
pledged to Fsrusworth for slu0 csah, and the dis
posal Of certain poat-omtss. Mr. 1Athfops reply
Nss that hs had objection to being sent 10 Co-
gtess but when 10 got there he should iks to feel
that hs ought not 10 have been sent 70 Jolath
This settled tho caso that III. IAthrop uAs not a.
man 10 represent that Convention III ConHeess, and 10
stephen 4. Auftbut MIS- nominated. After th1 r..
bud, which In fact equivalent u being cast ont
Of ths synagogue, Mr. FsSusworth supported Horace
QFuoleJs aid 1t u not veEy strange thAt hs should
u doos ~ lii. IetnsxoftA'H explanations vs1s
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nsYtt hall snta!Actory ns th,t he, Aav!ua larea
hh.rs at hn1,.n natn.e atl NJ pecsaAt i VIA
Republican party tina tnnstasnt9 tat he had trnfned
tnto that party. afier thc example IT the Vn ling q
tftsnhery 10 .,,s party. This punishment cah,o near
hclns En that winch n,us yr,rs MO III, nemoerat!n
p.sty ni!ctei nlpn John +. lalc; for 1t Tho second
election lo tFarn<wnrtha tnrnci TIN majority which
h"t ce:Nl hiE by onl down 10 l1GH tn fnvnr Of bis
opponent, stephen A. II t.iht. II /. t,n1a tho ~.
plincnn party ahonId learn th1 II ct.not afford tn
perposuay p'.ntah its t,nt far-seclnH md !.oneat
lncr, bcrnso They hare cxp0.cd ,llaonesty III tho
party. The wse%I lining fnr tho Iepubltcnns Of tho
Iaatsa District y 10 forsps the ss. md ssscs,ly
FAtnswotsh. who IL today botset Republican
than ninc.tcnths Of tho yottrs tint hsvo arsayel
thpuselvcs against him. lint herD Ia hAEdty grace
enough Ia political human nature to do ths thing.
nnt Tho ness best sbirs u 70 nonins!e william L.
t,on br br.be nf sl,sM. II either Of thesc thnga
are done, John T. FAsnsworth and about $500 more
tss1e otod Republicans will be found vntlnH for tho
Republican nominee for ptoadtnt, providing he Is not
= thtrd.term candidate. nufus.
, 1876-04-07

Uht DAS1ElE AEt4AHLct
10 the Editor OF The Chiraoo Trituk.4:
CHICAGO, April G.--In conne ction with the
nomination for Alderman OF tho Ninth Ward,
my nams, with many others, has beou uasi, md
1 understand aome zealous frlei.ds aro talking
Of putting it upon au independent ticket. 10
tlis. will you do me tho fnvor to say, that can
not conseut. Two very axcdllont mon, Mr. Deid-
lcr md Mr. Van Osdol AFRO p!acod in nomination.
and Let mo hero ask every good cittzon In our
ward to give them hearty support st tho CON-
lug olecton.
Tho position OF Alderman will not be without
Its trlaia. We ahail be Apt to expect moro from
thom than -thev can poaaby do tor lis. They
cannot pay city Expenses aud e1tluEulnh
debs without tnouoy,. and thai 1aenns tAaos.
They may be abto 10 weed out Sos Of tho rogucs and
eun1I.tens Win respecta6.iity and aood order, and
s.nion thoro il sirensth In discord veskness. Now
lot us un!tesily giso to our Incoming Aldermen, In
thcr work Of economy Aul dsbs-payiue. ali tho en-
couragrtnent auh moral support In oIr power.
HYDE PARK.
independent Ta1rayers' ticket waa hold a tLs Hyde
lark Hotel Wednesday evening for tho purpoao Of
uSbs1a &c nsa aoasn md
Claco Secretary. Tho Chairman stakcl tho object Of
tho setiuR ana sfer roma scss'on - to tas best
Momsr y, Hiebard: I,sst District, J. i. nyan; Sc.
oea saas coeou9 Ind m c.
Clark; West End, Samuel 1ul!tnnu..
na 9as aa tess t6sy .sad an adyaba II c
4 mreting Of the Campaign Committee and e.ndI-
afternoon at tho 0artner Hound. There present
James W.dswotth, v i: Gray, ~ r on,motes 4 Q. A.
Doylo. Iohu ii. Trumbul. James II. Bowen A. Krm-
ba Joseph Iawton, L. dehrcn, III. ]. Russell. Jacob
, 1876-04-07
OTHER POLITICAL MATTERS.
BLAINE.
WHAT H9 Is HAiU TO NAVE 9kfp,


Spse1ai Dtslateh to TA< Chteaoo Tribune.
New fonx, April G.-Tho following conyeraa-
ton abont tho Presidency is reported ID tho
reRuinr correspondence OF tho Nav York 1t.ib-
nua' Judge Jorstpiah D)ack, meeting ex-
sreascr IlAno ono day, asked him II he feit ap-
psohensive. that Senator Morton would defeat
Lin.
Morton vii! have fair sttongth In tho Con.
Feht'on'" replied Mr. blaine. "Gut 1t will mt
1eIressnt nlnRlo suro electoral vo1s. You sec
Aot 1t a!l afrstu Of him.
:. Aru You .t1ata ut AE. DEstow3,'
hoi bfislaw hks good deal Of strength among
The isople bnt u n9t otg.niAsd. dout see now L.
can Ro*msshy m get mstoftty to coutens,oa."
Judge Black, goinR " with hsa caschtsu. ~S''
+4e cannot carry bis Owl Ht4te Il. thu Conysnt{on
Al the election, Anl hls candidacy Il ~ AA,ufItly
No, I'ua uot AfrAil OF him. '*
ais there anybody YOU Ars Afrsld ot7r
Yea; there w." sepl4sd tAs e1.Bpeaist, With 4
&as asio1S Ar.
"wei who ia I"
"TAo great uAlnown."
, 1876-04-07
BLAMED lE We KNOW.
tn Editor Of 1;hs Chicago Tribune:

10 IN Ed1EoF o. 1Hs LKledGo 1T3buM: =.
1IAsr1Nus, Mnu., April 4.-.trs the ballroom
lresHBca illustrated In Narpe7's Uakar aud othtt
fashion papors correct Representations oi ~
Same a. worn by lsi.bs attending balla, etc., ~
our large oities7 II Ro how do thoso not o..
doHad by kind nature With tho correct forul, foa
know. manage 10 keep Up tholr ena OF lhs
fashion loyer7 DO thoy hayo "busta made :,
oldor, painted gsooyod, ailt warranted to u!
And why la IL (f . fAcs) that respectable ladies;
while attending balls parties, etc., are iltens,99
70 exhibit themselves there half-naked. ulou' y
th0J should present themselves 10 the sams
shape In ofd!uAty society thay would bs clsssaa
among the dotni-no1,i]s7 / ask for information
Al do not lnoyo In tho .highar circles. A*
am not posted. 1o4ulrIug1y youte
, 1876-04-07
OHIO CREEMBaCkER5.


Coru,1nuH. O., April o.-Iu answcr to call
for masn State Convention of those Interested
In the iseuo Of moro creonbacka. about twcnty-
Two porsons mot hero to-dhy. II. q. Sheldon, Of
Oborlln, WAS chosen President aud Ralph I.eete,
OF lronton, Secretary. Tho following platform
VIVA adopted:
WME.sAa, IN yiew Of tbs fstIure Of this present
Democratic House Of Representatives and tho late Ito
pa5ssn llouse q 70 repeal tho oons
and TO furnish financial soef TO the depressed indus
tries ot tho country disappointing ths Just hopea snd
alarming development ii fraad, hribeTy, md ofsia
corruption that prevails aud dnauchea every branch
Of Tug nhe ssFyss m'nasag Tho yeEy sIisenss e
remedy emho!lietl in tic following resolutions
lt'oired That We eaTneasy appoal to tho people Of
purpose Of carefully considering the perlous condition
of he country. aud to nno and Weld their indusneo
0oSernmont and especially TOR Tie unconditional re.
peal at chs so-cd}ca Resumption act, and for tfI6
achievement of their rescue from the dsaater Of ita
Re.eiv<d. That we bclsyo that United st.tcs nots
Issued dref;lJ " tho Government md conye1t!bo In
IA e md
tinted ststea notes u par Will afford the best circIa
Ing medium osor enjoyeA by any secinn. We boltsya
IN init hs Gnaa satcs IL. ia d a9sa Eai and X
civilized countries In tho world. Buch United Htaea
osnment Sos III dues, iuc!utns customs. ~ WV
Rtso'rtd. That We hold that Il 10 tho duty Of thu
Government 10 furnish circulating medium to The
country,
The following Executive Committed waa ap.
pointed and authorized to- appoint delegates to
the National Groenback Convention at Indanap-
oils May II: William Trovtl, Of Columbus |,
Of Lancaster 8. 8. Hlckloy, Of Columbus
Jacob lhblet, Of Gallon ltoubea Carroll. of
Youngstown J. @. Chambers, OF Painesvia |,
John II. Hudson, Of Sandusky N. y. Bartlett,
Of Lorraine james q. Manly, of Musktngum
of GAINESVILLE.
, 1876-04-07


The West To~n Canvassiug Board reconvened
ut 10 o'clock yesterday morning at tue otlce Of
tho Town board, &c and % South 1Ialstcl street,
first matter takon up waa tho Sixth Ward,
whcrc, ut tho corner Of Twenty-secoud atrecs
md Dluo Island nveuuo, two pollinE-plnccs f,ad
bseu established, ss previously published IN TnE
TRIBUNE. The Republican candidates. were all
prcaauh and thsy had Mr. James r. loot 10
speak for them ad attorney. Mr., htillard, who
was Moderator 1t The second place, Was also on
hand, as wore number Of reputable citizens "a
witnesses.
Tho Democrats wcro represented BY Mahs,
Murphy, and Dalton. as candidates, Halpine aud
Ryan bciug absenL they evidently feeling that
thcy Woro "eone up tho spout anyhow, aud
theis prescncn would not add any ecat to tho
occasion. Tho ballot-box over which Jamos
forth. Mr. loot objoetcd 10 It's beiug oponed.
on tbs grounds that tho persons who pretended
to have controlled thu poll were elected ct half
past o'clock, an illegal hour, and boforc the
time fixed by law. When tho pooplo WHO had
right to elect Moderator came thoEo at
tho iocal hour. thcy found BONO ono
in possession wlo had no authority to act. Dctwcen
= and aoelock tLa people l!d organize. and clcc,ed
pUled when this gentleman acted were tho only legal
ones, aud tat tho boz which contained these was the
Wis wou! psoye It'll tho Moctator At tho other prs-
cnct was found IN posserrion 1t illegal hour, aud
that tile pretended meeting thers waa fzlud on s
face.
M. Root-1. the osucr box bcro7
ModsEa0r-Ye8.
air. root-wel'. produce Il; vs ~aut to nee ths
Ill., DericIson asked II Tho other s,ae had an attor-
ney. Matt Murphy stated that they had not.
these qucssions, whether sall counsel WITH the
other tne,nberr Of the Boart7
qus.sas sf sre y L. ssea " as q all
concerned, ho believed that Tho entire Board sEoud
Mr. Dsrictson suited that tho qncation to be dc.
cided was whether 10 should eete all disputed ques-
fsons or whether ho should counsel with tha mcbera
uf the Doag. lie would Ike 10 know the law on Tho
q i. Dart1ett-Tcrhapa tho Supervisor can toll u
MIR. Drricksou-l don't anything about what
tho customs have been. At.ny Of then, reprc-
want il ths law IN tho subject, and moi customs.
Air. loot tlcn road ho law. and sal! that it was we'll
understood, oy iaw of the State and numerous irgs
decisions, that tho tIcctinn Boards, wlcfc The County
Clerk and iwo Justices Of ths Peace presided decided
what wern proper returns. That vsa tho practice.
rcct,ou. lio read tho law, aud claimed that tue
Moderator tho OF all the rotca In tho
II # e n s sx .SoWs Ss; m s@
authorized to decide as to Which were legal votes.
juHtice M0rrFon waited to know II thsre was to be
bit ono tsolhuR.Tiaco In the town.
alE. Noot-les. The hther bloierators were Int
ebcosnnttcas, and 1t was for tho Moderator 10 de-
Daiton-Ilow about this Hoard Of cauvlss.rs7
Mt. Moot-Thtre Is no Doarsi Of canvaesurs. Tha
ho ,e.sos. lIo can discharge tdo1n At ha pleasure.
lie IL the only ono WHO u to Decide and tho only judge
WIG T. sg. 5sspons9s ils c1n a,e!di e. d, ssF NY
nent. This Moderator said he would like to hA1o ths
W. tiI,.s,t,- ..k.a . ,.,.,,.n,n ru y. ,,,ta ,.A
, 1876-04-07

from shs depths Of The colorod mind. But thero
lad not boon any movement In That direction.
The only thing that conld 10 pumped out Of .
respectable cosorod "ko1n'man WAS that
thoy inton1od to meet Ia Committee Of
tho Whole aud "'cuss do 'dition oh
do cnlud man." II ia stated that tho
live Of conduct viii not b decided upon until tbs al.
.t u s, s s,.0 sc az %
propoao now deparinrs; that ihoy sfo d.aarectsd,
and will possibly tako asopa toward
1kAvtN0 THE RErUHhtCAN PARTY,
provided they ehotd md any pEoepoct q their hlead
SenE bat.sred o5 c other ID; thas ths, WI husl
q tns into md
w 20 es'e sss 'pss:'ts 70 eei. ssss essea.
likely they VIII toch lightly a notes to II. Old cong
Of Southern outrsBes which hss been lined out by
sVsg G eeo5e m M eonssnston ths has nj sa9s m s Ito n
vii! rte howl bccauao Of tho alownsss Of thoir ro
At!cal elevation. And yrt no one can 900 any reason
why they should complain. Ihetr advancement, all
tbs circumstances eo1siderp41,
nAa DEEM REMARKAnLY RAriD.
They cannot ho,o 70 sehove IN she brief spsos Of
r TAs 4, &C. eoioesd man b.. 6ss bean Juror
elected constable, magistrate. Legislator. and 70
l positions In tho halls Of Congress; and With Au
as.S honors ~. thrast upon n r., pa somssmee s..s
~. aad r. the tayh Of slse,y TIT noeso ovorseer
~ ssniofa fnoro cruel 70 as neStnen ooaassn tasa @
nc wasto tMn. % IL u1e SaT,s IT, noos @ e u thoae s wno
nasH ueett Mssu "ce' 1no'' t1n Ae"ntAe 10 Aou''o
Au1 s,s. a.,H ILL., ~ rs.s1,>. raa .,,., .,.,.
1na otlhMhsHsb III. ~, of aM1 =" "Et.LrnkAn Hsuno
h,A8sLlc VIII MVcs HPua ~ Inastsis nou 1oss W
n.s oeeta"n. mo Iea1oa Wmy Gu'oten @ Hfn nave uot
1 itolMeosy oSeup,eut & nas oern n ~
~ cotoEc. ussSuusI ~ us'nk ads
% 20 T.. ips ic1s si )" osns t
orsd man oslls tof solored jury to rT ha case tho
Not Until tic coioreh race ia educated 10 high
t sna1M WI taes 10 irauS @ooe'up' e3a'''o l"s'
1onss tno.u 10 ,,
L11ELE AorE FOR THE fMEaErF ut.SEaATloH
1n 1 eSeouiis q her Want 9! ane pfopoe 10
~ ~ topinoet iauue1 ol !aino WINCH tncy 10
Arlehay dc*1fc. Their promotion fnust from neces'
sly hc e!oWs Ihe5 nave no reason 20 9rInblo WIN
seEnsa TO tnesr educational savancenlsnt They have
seAoot ana universities hna hAFe oeen given osefy
has1hHGc tAs could ha{c been neeofaeA 70 any faeo
auaaenly fh1nB nhs OF DonaaBe OF centuries.
LIZ tact. ho"over fHcnnsf u nay appeart mas.
WIN majority ot the people q me ao"th thcJ hare
neen preferred - lA6oeen 70 shito men. Ihls per.
hpa On account Or thor having 10 long pecn
together IN mat connection. IL Is also no
torioas facs That wnl.a negro ioalcr
win perfect liberty, 1t not impuntty. and without
eeihR sHkea Tor COMPENSATION Gail ero IhronKh his
frenNeee' eaa #lthont snsrlc1ont
WHITE TRAMP
unceremonioasjy ordered away.
T. howerer that whateTer mar be aoas At the 0olotcd
I'm YNFi{r Hn -
, 1876-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

RUEhfOWDy 1k1s
spset4t Dt&pakeh 10 YAA CAteaoo Tribune.
NocHronp, ILL.,, April o.-The Hon. Seymour
g. Bronson has boon nominated by tba License
party for Mayor. Tho municipal election prom.
iaes 70 bo worry exciting, aud close on tho whinky
iEHue.
TKhat1LIloK COUNTY, Ill.
4sptttal Dsba1eh 10 TAs Chtcdup 7'rtbtna.
DAN71ILr. IT,, April e.-Iho Republican Oen-
tral Committee Of this county held moottng
yesterday aud decided to havo primary moot
Inga hold on tho 21lh inst, for tho purpose of
nominating county olllcors for tho fall eteo-
tion,
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, I'll.
on.xrsios, ill., spril a@rhc ff %ep"blscan 'G Central
Committee Of this county met for consultation Al ur.
number of ea.aest md aetye nernbsrs Of to party
Il waa decide to hold tho County Convention tie
Secretary Of siase. wers taken into consldesaio M,
there was manifested m earnest sincere dcalro to use
sySFy honorable eann to sesEs lIs sucee.s @ I'll
sS4 npsa 'S'ea sss sse eon1ent!sn f'a md % h.
hoia ia hi. part of the Stale hs welt fnoxssn oss1 M,
marked Ability a. An editor, his good military record
aa ae nos
ber, will enable Ghnmpafaa County 70 rrosant hta
name tn the Stats conventon WITH far show Of .uo.
WHICH, H. asaa sa speas n III af e.
The for tho place. and worthy tho confidence and
tho honor Of nomination. Tho township cauctions
hsl % rneedsJ develop the fact that the .callcd In
dependent party lacks votes -at lcaat with QUO or two
exceptions, wtcso the tssue tnada the Hepublo-
ans WcFu Guccesafui.
RHODE BLAND.
pnov1pKncE, r. J.. April a.-Full retusub Of ycstcr.
days election for Governor give Lppt, Republican,
e,317; Howard, Prohibition, G,J85; md Beach. Damo-
cGat, 1901. ........ ~.
MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Br, Lou1s. No., April a-~Thp Democratic BtAto
Central COMMITTEES hayb catind SkAtc Convention 70
b held It Jefferson gty ay 31 TO elect Delegates to
the National Convention.
, 1876-04-07

IT'sMouth {N. ~ ChIohIeKs Il
John r. Poor, proprietor Of The major Pan ~ ~
star Island. 1t the shoals. nonds Mr: Low W.. -:
Legts!a.urs this year. Tho soun oitlcers 1is1 ~;
Moderator, John II. roo1; Town Olelt,, JoIa
A. Poor, belootmen, lloubon pp&lsF (!obn ~
poor'H boss h---Dhns (JohA IT, Poos's blss1. ~.
over tho Star Island oleck lihh tho proptsototi
bis sous aud woskmsn filling al the ofacsa ~ 0a
casting nearly all tho voles. Tho vote o. y. ~
town 1t tho last election wAs DomocfAtlf ~
Republican, o. DamoarAtto majority. II
, 1876-04-07
MINOR MEETINGS.

.,,u,,. r~s.,,.,.. o,,,... =. A..
meounS OF 1uo ExeeatlFo CoME'stee OK she
Fi.at Ward l,opsabl.cans vaB hold last eycn,nR 1t
sho sl,erman 1io,,.o. No,b,nu VA, don. bovond
LUG oHe.'""' noA"u' A'o'"'ne "ao uooo ooJo"o
appointing cornmIstco to eolicie subacripstons
for the support of the Club and committee 10
~ ~ iii ~ 11,,so, ,1sm ~ ~ nnr,.or - Mnn
70 oe hotI ~ ounoa 1aiis NJ tun coFheI ot Mon-
roo anu ClaFk strs.etas tomorrow evening.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Tho Executive Committee OF tho Central ne-
ruhlicsn CIuh of Cook County held An a1inurnnl
tnsatinr vas1orJau At / n'nIock Tin c,;Iv hvsis
,a". .n,i .,.s INA s,cnrt.,,a ~ fhn rns,
rset.ea - I.aot" f,a.o ~, Ts,s. = ~ goarftt
nAtu.h u Jaeoo nonH auu JaHes W. ocoN.iie'
and tho aaopt!on ol tesol!tioh lheliuctlng inc
FINANCE Conmhoe 20 audit Ill ph hna tfrectlhR tho
ssectehty snu lTesnoon' 10 sue "aFfAasS ID sceoru-
hace "ata Inc aua'te. ua'te.
FIFTEENTH "Ahnt
There M conMdeiabla FEELING III the Fifteenth Ward
over tho conseet Tor Inc Alt!ornahsh1p Tom HtoMt
present tncnn,bent, o0tained Ienom!nat!oa 1t tho
Republican primary meeting Wednesday oveuing
much 70 tic elsgrs " mnny citizens who nre earnest
y n fasor of Iet,'f1n. oaps Depay, who wae also
, 1876-04-07
THE COtQRED ELEMENT,
SuHfEHIIoH At EAAHrILLx.

Sp<efas Cbsrespo,tdsaes af Ih< Chicago THtunz.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 3.--For several days
past have beat around among tho meubers at
the committees appointed to mako arrangements
for tho CoioKad National Convention, which
, 1876-04-07

In tLu West ToHn about lD0 AavG been cast for
fI&rIrK

tor which Office there elect!on and Ia Which
u i~twoea low s,.yster aa.'rd james ucaEy aid
,nan nun,ed Theoihilus Guerolis, who holds sine
sure iu liebs oGlce. TAcse swo frauds appeared
at tho olics Of tho West Town Moderator
yeaseriay Astsrnoon. armed with wa9on.loaA
q l.w-loois. extracts from Which 9eary sh!es!
H. nj na ,ae ss psa n swo sns9 snS
woand ap With threat TINT he {ueIryl would get
inalda1nas ot tie Moderator 10 compel him to count
tue soes Tho word mauGainua irFitated eomo nf tho
tisaea Ds!noeraa. they thought that IL almod
a. 'ass lh9 y1gs east Trre Illegal anu, couaaqnent-
cxaW! through, viii hud bar to tIeIr Ntliu gsmo,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-11

a child two years old has been pois.
oned at a village near Fsodsham, in
England, by drinking from a bottle con-
tanning carbolic acid, which its mother
had given it to play with in bed ito
pacify it."
Rochester, New York, seems to be the
trysting place Of those husbands who,
with the assistance of their fists and feet,
do now and her set their wives to order.
No less than three were gathered in
there for that ofense in one day last
week, and it wasn't a remarkably good
day for gathering, either.
The championship Of the Seine has
again been rowed for, Mr.. Gesling, the
Eugishmsn who BIAS held The belt for so
many years past, again competed, but he
was beaten by a younger man named
LaiDg. a Franco.R Russian rover. The
prize this year included a Seyres cup
presented by Sir Richard Wallace.
Jake said the blushing damsel 10 a
lover that her father had forbidden the
house, II don care if you're feet are
big; ] love you just as much" wall,
Sally | don't mind go much about the
size Of MY " feet, but / wish your
dads were a little smaller; / should feel
more confident, you know, about stay
ing.
Ayoung girl, now living in the Rue
Yoltaire, in Bordeaux, France, who was
born without arms, uses her mouth Ia the
most extraordinary manner She can
write with The greatest facility, can
thread the finest needle, embroider, knit.
DO crochet work, mark linen, ETC., with
marvellous regularity, and can even with
her mouth tie a sailors knot.