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THE TURF.
Fourth Day at Lexington.


LEXINGTON, Sept. IA.
In. the first race, sweepstakes, for three
year olds, mile and thrcc.quarter heat, five
Stated won by Nccy Hall, Creedmoor
second, Marie Michon thirds time, BOT.
Second race, one and one-eighth mile,
four started won by Largenteen Fille,
Brent second, Eaglct third; time, 1.5S.
Third race, dash of a mile and five fur
longs; won by Ten Brock, Phyllis second;
time, 2:51.
Third Day at Mystic Park
BosToN, Sept. ID.
Aristos won the unfinished 2 80 race of
yesterday, taking the second, seventh and
eighth heats Carrie N. taking the second
money, Young Wilkes third, and Lizzie
Keller fourth; time, 22S, 220a, 230f,
$780, 2 81, 2.29, 229, 2.273.
The unfinished 224 class race of yester-
day was won by Hannah, VINO took first,
second and fifth heats, Commonwealth
second money, Frank Reeves third and
Cornee fourth; time, 223l, 2.24l, 2.25A,
2.2G}, 1924.
In to.day's race, class 1886, purse of ST.
900, the following is the
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WNI. liETX(s ER.

PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERER IN ALL ITS
BRANCHES IN THE LATEST AND MOST
TASTY MANNER.
Repairing neatly cone, Carpets laid, Cur.
tains hung, LambIequins made 10 order.
All work done with neatness and dispatch,
at reasonable rates. ShOS at l.. q. kngsleys.
orders lett either In the store or 1t my resi-
1enee, No 2> klm street, viii receive immedl
ate attentlon. sepl3d4w
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READING NOTICES.
Coat Makers wanted.

FIVE good coat makers wanted. None
but good workmen need apply.
NovAK & MURPHY.
Rutland, Nov. 90, 1876. diff.
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Visit Mrs. G. T. Loops hair store, Cen
ter St., over Townsends furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. dtf
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EUEL.-NO CHARGE forsawing Hard
a and soft wood. Prices down.
fri CIIAS. y. HARRIS & co.
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DENNIsows PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

DENNIsON'S PATENT SHIPPING TAGS,
over 200 millions have boen used within the
past ten wears. without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
Iune2sd&wtf wholesale Agents.
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Fire Insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Sfllce undcl
the town hall. DIV
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Tuesdays Races.

Thursday.
The attendance Thursday was also good.
First on the programme was the exhibition
OF premium cattle and horses. The display
was fine.
RACES.
The following is the summary OF the 2.44
race
Race open to all horses that have never beat
en- 2,4i. Mile heats, best three In five to har-
ness. Purse, SIPS; $40 to first, $50 to second,
$50 TO third.
bldck DeNleT'. .......s.......... l
JOnn N. Pomeroy.. z
AlCHa W ........... commandments. a q
Time, 2:42, 2;42, 2:42
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FLORAL HALL.


muslin and gauze of floral hall is sud
den change, but then life is full of vlcssi-
tudcs, not all as pleasant as this. The dis
play in floral hall is excellent, one side hav-
ing as many articles as could be tastefully
arranged, and the other containing some of
the heavier exhibits. Beginning at the
west end, the first thing to catch the eye is
the tempting display of fruit. Here are
apples, grapes and pears in profusion and
beauty, and before one is aware the tenth
commandment lies in fragments on every
side of him. Among the other articles
worthy of especial mention is black wal
nut writing desk and book case, entered by
Henry Bonsho, of Rutland, and marked
d" for sale." Marc d. Nicholson has a
handso ne case of stuffed birds, proving
his skill as a taxidermist, guarded by a
| porcuplne looking down from above, and
an slligator-entered by George Ii. Dunn
beneath. Mr.. Hickok, agent of the
Singer sewing machine company, exhibits
three machines, and their ceaseless hum,
| giving exhibitions of their work, may be
heard through the hall.
Hadaway & Wood exhibit specimens of
their famous roofing and sheathlng paper,
and Japanete carpeting which attract much
attention, as their merit has become so well
established that all wish to examine them.
Miss Minnie billiard exhibits seven small
oil paintings, all very pretty and showing
q good deal of talent.
Miss Abbie l.. Osgood exhibits good
crayon portrait but by no means her best,
being moro vague and uncertain than most
of her work
Mrs. j. l.. Mark exhibits handsomely
upholstered chair Mrs. Geo. w. Kenney
a beautiful wax wreath, and Mrs. Stephen
Clemens q number of exquisite bouquets.
There are also many other exhibits about
which-as will be seen by the list of en-
tries given below-it would be highly pre-
sumptious for an uninitiated masculine re-
porter to express an opinion. Suffice it to
say they looked delicate and beautiful sur
| rOunueu ny ING uaio lhaV o""yo "AN'
roseate the unknown.
The committee of arrangements deserve
credit for the excellent manner in which
they have done their work. The following
are the committee James M. Ketchum,
Sudbury w. G. Marsh, Clarendon Mrs
Geo. w. Warren, Mrs. j. l.. Billings, Mrs
II. Ii. Dyer, Mrs. Harley G. futile, Mrs
Stephen Clemens, Mrs. A. II. Davis, Rut
land Mrs. b. f. Mussey, Mrs. Henry
] Webb, Mrs. Willis Benson, Clarendon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16
rhur,ow Weed has an opinion Of

Thurlow Weed has an opinion OF
Mr.. Lucius Robinson, the nominee OF
tho Now York Democracy for Gov
ernor. Here's what the old chief says:
Thurlow Weed says of the conven-
ton: 81 am surprised at tho weakness
of the Democratic party in this State,
A eviuced by the domination OF such
a man. He Is renegade and an apos-
tate from every political party and is
ALWAYS ready to hang on the skirts OF
whichever party will give him office.
What ticket for the Democratic party
to present to their followers-two rene
gade Republicans 1t was Illuminating
to them to support Dorsheimer FOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS but 1t Is mn
njtely more humiliating now to be
com PEELED to swallow two renegades
of no political honor, both Of whom
held Office under the Republicans
Weed then cited the case OF thlrd
renegade Republican-Secretary OF
State Bigelow-and declares that al
thecandidates who declined were good
men, The present ticket is nliserably
weak, and will be beaten easily and
heavily. The Maine and Vermont
elections evidently caused many OF
the recent destinations.
Notwithstanding this, Ellis still con-
tinues to wave the oriflamme Of con-
flict, contented to trust to the intelll-
gence and patriotism Of those who
were first in war, first in peace ana
first 10 enlist in the bristling lcSions
of stout old Galloway.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

Last night Attorney General ). II
Eittrell, who arrived on the train. came
into the Sszersc Saloon, where he met
Geo. w. Cassidy, who invited him to
take q friendly drink. While they were
drinking Mr. kittrell took occasion to
make some remarks concerning the late
Democratic State Convention, IN the
course Of which the name Of the noto-
rious p. C. LYMAN vas mentioned. Mr.
Cassidy denounced that individual as .
thief and scoundrel, which excited the
ire Of the chivalric Attorney General,
who asked Mr.. Cassidy il his remarks
kppiied to him. Mr.. Cassidy replied
that they referred to Hymsn or to any
person Who asserted the integrity OF tba,
individual. High words then passed
and an encounter would have ensued
but for the interposition of the parties
present. Our Attorney General will md
plenty of business for himself in East
orn Nevada il he undertakes to resent
every opprobrious epithet applied to the
Warden Of the State Prison.
Tha foregoing. headline and all. ap-
pears in the Eureka Sentinel OF Sep
te,nber Is. We should not reproduce il
if the APPEAL were the only paper in the
State besides the Sentinel, but as 1t Is
most likely to be copied into the papers
Of the Coast generally, We can give 1t .
place without seeming to promote 3
quarrel which, personally. concerns no.
body but the parties Immediately H.
yolved. The course of thu Sentinel with
regard to the controversy between Hy-
man and the Governor. relating to
matters at the Prison, doubtless had
something to do with Hyman's active
opposition to Cassidy's Congressional
candidacy in the late Democratic State
Convention; and Hyman's course there
no doubt is the cause of Cassidy's i'll
feeling as expressed in the occurrence
above reported. OF course the APPEAL
takes no sides in the unfortunate matter.
II is quite evident from tho wording OF
the headline to the above. that the
writer of it considers kittrell one of the
.'chivalry" and Cassidy "mudsill. y
We have no objections to Democrats
quarreling all they please; but we are
sorry to see these personal differences
bssween gentlemen occupying prominent
places aud Who stand high in our
esteem and friendship.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

CONGRESSIONAL oMINATIoSs.-Th
telegraph brings the following batch
of late nominations to the distinguish
ell position sought with aminble avid
ity by our military friend from the
everglades of Missouri:
Hartford, Conn.,, September 1.-the
Renublican Convention to-day, by &C.
,.iamarion, unanimously nominated
General Joseph Hawley for Congress
from the First District.
st. Paul, Mimi, September Tine
Democratic Convention Of tho second
District to-day nominated L. L. Wilder
for Congress.
E.gin, ILL.,, September 1.-THE Dem
ocraiic Convention of the Fourth Dis
tric: to-day nominated John Farms
worth for Congress.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

The eloquent essayist Of the Phoebe
Record begins An article on the public
schools by saying that 1.-THE child Ii
Gods problem awaiting mans solu-
tion." Solution of strap OIL" prob
ably. And yet man. school teaching
man, bangs geography into the afore-
said problem" at the point of birch
rod, while Blenncrhsssett periodically
banishes into oblivion the four cardinal
points Of civil engineering. Whithe,
are We drifting9
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

The AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM has again
proved its superiority over ali Compel
itors. 1t comes out ahead Of the two
days shooting with full majority over
all scores of % points. What We think
is illustrated by these matches is this,
namely: That the Americans maintain
a stcadier and more reliable average, a
better and more perfect training than
either OF the others. We notice, how
ever, that they are better at the shorter
range butts than at the 900 yard tar
get. This, We are afraid, is chargeable
to the inte:ierity of the gun used by the
Americans. The triumph is splendid
one. Following is the summary:
The Americans won the match by %
over the Irish. Total score fer both
days: Americans. 3.l2e. Irish. 3.lO4;
Australians, 1902; Scotch, 1908; Cana
dams, . 923.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

Oroyille rests from its chills and in
termits its 1evers long enough to at
tend a Democratic meeting. The Grea
American Yahoo, Luitreil, addressed
il. Twas OH the dreary night OF Sep
tembor II.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

An Oakland carpenter mot Carpen-
tierl, jumped overheard from the
steam ferry boat Alameda, between
Goat Island and San Francisco Thurs
day afternoon and was drowned.
Cause unknown.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

JnpEcuS,oUs V1s1roEs.-W. T. Burns
and Warren Hutton returned from brief
visit to the State Fair yesterday. They
say the attendance is unusually small.
Reno is infested with formidable array
of impecunious visitors, known as
tramps, who have coDsreGated there
from all points Of the compass Silver
State, Sept. Ii.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

TwEEp.-From London September
IA we have the following:
Tweed and his secretary, Hunt, LETT
San Simons Quarantine depot for Ell.
cantillo de San Sebastian and passed
through Vigo on foot at midday: Both
were looking we'll, particularly Tweed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

Father Beckx has been elevated to
the College Of Cardinals by request OF
the Pope. He expeckx to be tho sue
cessor of Plus Ninth. That's what his
extra X stands for We suppose.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

The Knights of the Red Branch en-
tertained Thomas Desmond upon his
arrival in San Francisco. lie assisted
in the escape of the Fen'an prisoners
who got OFT by the ship Catslpa.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

The malignant and turb"ned Tu'l
uses poisoned projectiles in his guns
This has been proved fact by careful
investigation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

Chamberlain has been nominated
for reelection in South Carolina. Ht
has made an efficient, honest Execu
tive and deserves the honor and trus
conferred.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

Wells, Fargo and Co.'S. safe on the
Utah Central Railway was siezed by
,wo masked men and despoiled Of $l3,
600 on Thursday evening. They made
their escape. Pursuit. has been lnsti-
t,lfa6
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

Great distress prevails in Pottsviiie,
Pennsylvania, by reason Of the sus-
mansion of tho Miners Trust Compa-
uv,s Bank, It has been the place O!
deposit for the poor people for many
vearS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

Uncle Zach Chandler denies with
his wel!-known emphasis that Schur2
has been recalled from the stump.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

The bediapered editor of the Reno
Evening Gazette belabors the APPEAL
reporter for his truthful and conscieu-
tious comments upon the " State Fair, y
thus again psinfully illustrating how
sharper than a serpeut's thanks it is to
have toothless child"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

1t is thought that the Northheld
Mimi, Bank robbers have oeen COT
rallied aud that they will be captured
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

THERE ia MI unprecedented scarcity Of
fab in New York harbor, and the fisher
men account for the fact in the befouling
Of the waters by dumping garbage into
the bay and the howage from Oil works.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

TEE Silver State Gays the S a'e Fair
should be held in Carson. Correct !
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

TIE St. Paul Dispatch, tho very last
Democratic paper in Minnesota, has
hauled down It's colOrs and gone over
to Hayes and Wheeler. Shall we to-
crate this tendency to a Capitalization
of Federal power? Are we still within
the influence Of the palladium OF our
liberties? We pause for reply!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16
FURNISHED ROOMS

mo LET. A COU PLE OF
finely furnished rooms. pleasantly sitn-
.t.d for bedroom sn1 q sit'ingrco-1i, ano
kitchen adj lining are offered 10 rem. " s11sie
man ar a man snt wife wSthou: children.
For arrls. etc. inquire Ct this oIice' 49,.
September II, 1876. @h
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-16

The British press begins to recog
nize the danger of EnSland's being
involved in a war with Russia upon
the Eastern Question. Meantime, the
new Sultan has made it known that he
is going to take the direction OF affairs
into his own hands. lie means to put
a stop to atrocities and pursue q con-
ciliatorv course toward tho Danubian
Provinces.
, 1876-03-30
LOCAL. AND STATE POLITICS.

lE1E VII LAcA lIcNt
CALL Fon THE DENocAAT!c CONVENTION.
injecting Of tho Democratic Central Commits
teo Wa, hold last evc,.Ing at hoadquaztcru. No. 70
CLARK stroot. Tho:e woro present Miles keloo.
u. Mckcnna. ratrrk 1Iatforty II. II. Forester,
Q. +. 1ngcssoll, William Copeland, a. c. Btory,
J. l.. Masah, =. Delaney, ana Christian Cassel-
man.
Jus!gn Forre8tsrwas elected Chairman.
Dir. Kchoo offer!u the following:
Ecsntusd, T1st convention fur The purpose Of
nominating caudl1dea for city o:,lccs 10 htli on
Saturday. April y, at9 O'clock =. NJ, and that e7ch
war be sueA ~ to sa!uo number OF dclegaeS n Ut
the Town Cohvelittt2s,
Tho resolution rss adopted without dixcus~
sion.
I!,e following ell uas then roar!
Cd To send dslesatea " City Conyeut,o IL ts held
1t 2ut!osk p. III. Atutday, Al ni8, for tho purpose
Ut nominating c9rt!tases ior city ottcsFs.
IArll war1 Il ekstilsd to t1lu following nnnbaf ut
delegates: Erst nd Socond Wards, sesen zach;
Tltrti, Erycnth. Twlfth. aud ThiEtcvntt. sss such
Fourth, Snth, l,lti Tcnsl, st1 nach Fifteenth aud
Sixteenth n!ae sAei; sizlh Seventeenth. anl Eight
zenith, ten each; Eth aad Eighth. fourteen eleA.
Thv Committee hso Adopted the following .ustzuo,
utee Of each wart club will inoet aud soiret = mum
bur of Of CITIZENS of shcis ward equal to u leax1
uuble the numbAt dGe5gtea thstr ward IL entitled
to. 6@contI-'rAe leaiaent Of each ward cuo viii
&hGp call pubic n.xt!n1 III AA ward on ThuFs1,y
eyoutn, April O. et o'clock. uni 1vort sud uleot-
Thlrl-rhoso preunt 1t said meeting will then III
ballot or QteFwisetelect from tha st tppoktod bv thn
Executive Gonmitta the dsegAtes 10 tho Convention
aud tho AltsSuAte4 fo1sth-Any e4tl1Aa o{ tho ss14
, 1876-03-30

was. If contHe, q mere blind, Tho Conyontio,,<
Was not called until 6 o'clock, and many doiets
Eates from tho Second and Third Districts dke
ssot 20 down until tho 4:30 train, which aI,ou'h,
haSe Arrived at Hyde Park At o'ciock.ee bs.
oGleeatlons from Routh Chicago voro r.osoIs
~ tfaln Hyde Park and Cornell all from y
sccond ant THIRD Districts nrrived 70
minutes after tho hour nppointosi and The =
trict; ric; These vacaucics could easily hayoS n
1illed, and tue Convention would haYo hfs5 20
diiflcnlty IL proceeding to business. ThS ok
Which Hlllett played upon them waB deus : led
III unmeaaurcd terms by tho South Chicago dele-
Eatcs. and at attempt was made to hold q moot
ing without regard to the alleged postponomont.
This effort MN not prosgcd. hos ever, and Tho
roEular meeting will be held to-day.
, 1876-03-30
VERMONT.
BThTE CONVENTION,

BURLINGTON, W.. Mnrch 29.-Tlo Republican
State Convention to select delegates to tho Gin
ciu1lntt Convention assembled .tlia morning.
Russell i. Taft, was chosen President with O list
OF Vico- -rrcuidcntA After tho transaction Of
routine business, tho Convention took rccess.
Upon reassombliug, tho following delegates ut
largo were elected, Luko +. ROLAND, Col.
Whcolock, q. Vazooy, George Howe md
Goorgo II. Hgelow.
Tile following reaoiuttouB wttc adopted:
Lhsarrd, Th,t Ia tk!a centennial year VIC rain If.
r1 our devotion to taoss fnnda'neual principles fur
which tho republic uud the Republican party were
iouuded. AnitnG thrsn ars:
Eirsf-Tho preservation Of tho liberties an. eQual
rtKha of al citizens lMouahout, and Impartial aud
vigorous adm!nstrtIs Of tho laws III cYcry part of
tho country; for tf!e protection md cnfore ncat Of
public and Private rigt mud tue punishment u s4o-
ienco a1ltl crimes.
:second-Thn pnre md economical administration nf
duc4 the Kccat"at Eencht tu tho Icolle with tln
LAtacE Of t. tasatlon - may 10 consistent .lvrexsth
m 4 s hs s Hs na s
cstei't!sl that tle public sehoo aisten' shFll 10
maintained III or'ter lint every child may Ecesyo such
'altcsably opposed to my diversion Ut public
ssnoo money ior any PURPOSE whatever:
~ si,. Iay ~ g ~ ssasFa 'It o. e He9.can
honrst nl utIccttyo maintenance Of tlle Government,
10 wc as for tho ttccaso Of tho TyeaAry nnust tho
nht t1cmanas and expenditures growing ous OF ~
ftfu-Tho best tuen,sta Of all citizens Of every
stssisst return to .1eco pasIs Of ssus ai o;'r-
seey. an1 wo la with gratacaton sheac: Of tho lt-
publican consress s:haltcly pros.lus fr t,ht end.
auy a.ep backward Il tho ,aattet.
Ssrth--wo arc IN fa1ar nf the nnt!rIng prosecution
sn! punishment nj paal.c fraud I., rrnl0 Wherever
existing. aud rcpeat tho declaration L.. guilty
Sr,sia-wo dsm.rd that our national candidates
fktt pf
, 1876-03-30

slt"A - sin
COfU3fnuB, o., MAfch ZJ-Ihe HarublscAn
a,a,a f,onvcnttnr, nssenble At the f)uorn. Ifnueo
ntaso eon'.n'on ~ sa,ss.,s,. ~ .'...
tn1a mosniog Int oelesa.'o"a oe'uR PFeHent
..s',a.a ." sue% .ah d., .1at,n n raa ~ .ro,a'
do 'r rsa cboaop % r, temporary President and m.1o
abort eneeeh, warmly urging united action 10
socuro tic nomination OF Gov. Hayes for Presi-
dent. After appointing committees, the Con-
ventlor, took n rncnss for dinner.
Tho conyantion reasaemblet, as 11ao. Al.
phonz Hurt, of Cuynhogu, waa chosen pcruh-
nont peo,,,ant Rnnta,nin Wade. NJ Anhtsb,,i.
Edward T. N0yos. OF Hamilton; W. Ii. Upeon,
of H,,nm,t. ami i. ". Ketfrcr. of C1oYk- vn,c
os % natnns aua =. ". 1sns'' VI INV. ,- "o!'
elected 0a Delegates a. Largo to tho National
Convention, With Samuel Craigl1ed, Of Dayton !;
c,,. w.oronor of T,,cas. n II 0,osvono1 -,
Athens: mad Lewis Weitzcl. Of Hamilton. as
alternateB. A.. L. Perry, OF Cincinnati, aud Z.
A. HoLm. Of CuyaAoaa. Eere chosen for prost-
danfinI EIaotn1s
401SA cr.,p r.rurr
rh. +.,,,,x,u asssa HsAas s,anat atok, .,,,,,.,
For 6ec7atary OF State, Milton NJ. HaInaB, Of
GuBerney; Supreme Judge, WV. DoYnton. Of
1ya1Hn Member Of ,1s hos1a Of Public
whTyonn.
rrha to,to,,,. nistf,rTT 1r,. ,,ro,,ro,s,r
adopted With shroo cheers s:
The Republicans OF Ohio renew tholr allegiance to tho
principles ii fro government, ~ declared ani do
}cned by hs grand nea OF 177G, and endeased 10 tle
people Of our time by the sacrifices of wnr and The
universal Utterly.
steona-Ihu citizens Of tho seycsal 8tates Of the
Union aro also ctttxcnA Of tho nataon and are e1al
under tfe Constitution aud laTs tu s rights OF c!ti-
zsnshir r. and sro entitled to full and eiaa protection
III snt ,ae.1 oteI0ke: ,nt 1 ton... ,..o.,,.,..,.
,van - IT, 70 aaa
and reform II ti,e pabso service, persona, nsessy
, 1876-03-30

who has aiFnod tho clutroll shall ave right 70 voto
for tho aecction Of delegates. Fifth-Tlio reynlnr
.1eiegaea rnst hhvc theif ctedcntia's sgnei BY tho
President Of their rar club, together With the Iney-
btr Of The Genital Committee from their ward.
TITO document wns discussed aud finally
adopted.
AIr. Koaoo presented tho following, winch was
adopted:
Hrsotred, That tho several ward clubs tato tncl
action tn relation 10 the nonlbato1 Of Aldermen in
thf,s ward a. they may deem prokcr.
II waB decided that tie place for holding Tho
Convention should 10 announced hereafter
through tho newspapers.
Tue Committee then ndjournod.
, 1876-03-30
llCAGO, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1876.

POLITICAL.
Republicans Of Ohio, Ponnsyl-
vania, and Vermont,
Hold State Con-
ventions.
Pennsylvania Presents the Name
Of Hartranit for Considcra-
tion at Cincinnati.
Ohio Suggests Gov. Hayes as a
i Proper Candidate for
President.
| vermont Comes Out Boldly for
Early Specie Re-
sumption.
|, The Pennsylvanians See Sal
| vation Only in a High
Tariff:
While Ohio and Vermont Choose a
hlfddlo Ground on tho
Tariff Question.
The Democratic City Oonven-
ton to Be Held April 8.
Nomination Of Independent Aldernanic Can
| didates in tho kintl Ward.
The Centennial Club--Correspondonce
Concerning the Town Elections.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTIONS.