The Tipton advertiser., 1876-05-11

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Il Hon. James g. Blaine is the
aost p-oninent candidate for PFes!-
de1t, the Democratic shafts are aim
ing al him from 0ery side. This Is
a sure sign that he no. only has, il
their opinion, great prominence for
nomination, but also that be viii be
one Ct the strongest candidates, ii
nominated. II be vas not regarded
a. strong oue, they would not fight
him COW.
The news OF the assassination of
Senator I TwitcheIl, in I.ouisiaua, causes
gres. excitement in that State. Gov
ernor Kellogg, who i now in Wash
ingtoa, states that Twitcheli's life has
been threatened for years; that it be.
came necessary for the Democrats to
obtain q majority in the Legislature,
and..it was resolved by the h1klux
that Twitchell was the man - die
This IS hard story, yet given as de-
iivere3.
W. II. Vanderbilt, the Commo-
dore's son and successor as a rail-
road king, has notified Tom Scot, and
his associates that he is ready for
war in the matter Of charges Oh East
bound freight. That is the plain
English Of a long and respectfully
wordei letter in which he declines to
60 into pool arrangement with the
other trunk lines. The lower the
rates OF transportation Eastward, the
higher will be the price Of grain
throughout the country west.
The Press of the second Distric, is
generally supporting Congressman
Tufts for second term. There is
not better man in the District
While he is not brilliant statesman
he is the "uoblest work Of God"-an
honest man: man Of excellent ability
be is not likely to be swallowed up in
the nasty gulf Of political ro'tenness,
We have knswn him personally for
years aud were We now publishing a
paper In his district as We once did,
we should labor night and day for
his denomination and election
.Staroa Io,ca) Star.
I TIE Portsmouth n. H Trouicls
makes bold TO say that j. considered
It a refreshing cool piece Of "cheek"
when an ex-rebel brigajier general,
with an An3ersonville var record,
headed congressional invest CATION
with c.oscd and guarded doors "a. the
navy yard there 10 inquire into The
cost oE the sloop ot var kesrsarge.
And i expects their rep1rt zt.l show
that the resssl Vas iasuffeier. and
unsea worthy, and that there VAS i
scandalogs waste of aamaaltian A.
the time abe sent the pirate Aa5aala
70 D4vy Jones' boxer, asad :aersbv
threw tha. Industrious cnlIector af
chroaometers, semaaes, out Of 4 job.
The Springfield (Nasa.t Lai1q In
an article On New England At Csncin-
natl, says: sit is now certain. a. IL
has all along been probable, that New
England will 60 to Cincinnati sub
s,antiaily unit for Mr.. Blaine. The
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
and Rhode Island delegations will ge
solid for Names favorite son. The
present appearances. are that at least
twenty Of the twenty. six delegates
from Massachusetts, will vote for Mr..
Blaine at first choice, while he will be
quick second Of the rest; and the
Connecticut delegation, after cast
ing complimentary vote for their
I distinguished fellow citizen, Cover
nor Jewell, will join their colleagues
Of the other New England States in
pressing the name Of Blaine"
The United States National Centen-
nial Exposition was formally opened
to the public yesterday President
Grant, his Cabinet officers, the men,
Der Of the United States Senate and
House Of Representatives, he Enpe-
rar and Emperess Of Brazil, other
Distinguished foreign representatives,
the Sta'e officers Of pennsylvania aud
other States, togather with an i'm
mense throng Of people wera present
on the occasioc. Tie order Of the
opening exercises is announced As