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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
THE STATE C8NV1SS.

Some of Gen. Woodford's friends are conf
dent OF his getting at least complimentary vote for
Governor from the Brooklyn delegation TO Saratoga and
hope that in bitter contest arises, he may be
chosen compromise candidate
Erastus Cooke of Brooklyn is to be presented
10 the Republican Convention candidate for Judge
of the Court Of Appeals. Judge Earl who now holds
the seat in the court which to be filed al this election
will undoubtedly get the Democratic nomination.
So far delegates to the Republican cOnven-
tons have been chosen in about onequarter of tue dis
trcts OF the state OF these Mr. Cornell seems to have
secured 81 10 committed 10 Mr. Evaris - TO Sen
ator Rober sop have not signed preference but
are openly opposed to Mr.. Cornell and the remainder
perhaps 10 or 90 are scattered among various cand-
didates have known preferences This gives Mr..
Cornell an apparent lead, but there can he little doubt
that if contest arose his nomination most Of those
named supporting Mr.. Cornell would easily iuse
some candidate.
1t is not too early to take counsel as to
nominations for the Assembly. The next Legislature
needs all the ability and honesty in its membership
which can command II has before il an exceptionally
important task in the report OF the Charter Commission
which vitality concerns the "a cities Of the State This
report needs to be handled by men OF conscience as well
as ability The cities should to it that their vast IN
terests are adequately represented and the country
should send men free sectional provincial prn
dice The Senate elected year is the ahst that has
been had in this state in geneTatln' ana contains d
marked number of pure aud capable men OF bOth parties
The next Assembly should equal u.
1t is interesting TO learn from partisan OF
MI Cornell The Albany Express, just what its objections
TO Mr. Evarts as candidate are In answer TO CORE
spondent it says: " Like correspondent. we have
thought well Of Mr. Eyarts candidate for Governor
but the point which makes, 10 the effect that that
gentleman ought out and declare himself before
the Convention is held else not be nominated H. we
think well taken 1t would be evidence of weakness to
select principal candidate man who Is not fnown
to be in entire sympathy with the party ana who mas
pcrsstenty refused 10 express his preferences between
the who have been named for President III WOMB
be the very poorest kind Of policy to nominate nan for
Governor withCIt knowing beforehand tLat he would
accept" The LIpTcSS IN continuation hints at the uSu
lar argument that has been extensively used, that
though Mr. EYaTis might make good candidate lac
would be- likely make a good Governor Way, docs
not seem very clear. In view o. Mr. EHariss distin-
guished public services there terrible hiatus
who're In the Cornell logic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

There is n sOft-monSy man in New-haven
~, ,vould,'t be surprised 70 Gov. Tnden Withdraw
4, favor Of Peter Cooper after the Indiana eecuoh AS
Innpdrcary would say, Here's gorgeous iuo'
II seems almost incre1ible, but to all out
"a appearanegs the Massachusetts Democrats have
ohout decided to nominate the Hon Ch"rieS frahciS
80 for Governor There is some talk about giving
"T, CASTOR another chance, but il is thought that
,Se desire 10 Will be powerful enough TO give MI
Adams the choice
Postmaster General Jewell is to take the
IN IN VERMONT He will make his first speech at
.Id next Friday evening. His arrival is looked for
80 20 with much interest, and preparations are III
' Ws to give him an enthusiastic reception
The average Democratic editor as he sits
AVN 70 write TIE expected euogy of Congress groans
"This is worse than that crow was"
A Kansas ofice-seeker has discovered a new
qualification upon which TO base his claims. He pub
49, a card asking to be nominated tor Probate Judge
,oorse he has been out Of employment for long time
- ootlv needs some situation whereby he can sup
b,s family and pay his debts" The offices wouldn't
PiS ont in any community were they " DE gwen ~ All
Tie men in that cohdllon'
Con Green CLAY Smith, the Temperance can
Sate for the Prcsidenc, thinks the way to bring the
, hack IN prosperity divert the billion OF dol
Low. psed annually the whisky trade into other ana
ner channels This is the object of his party he SAYS
rd he is snre the party will astonsh the country Win
,s strength before many years have passed Their Plat
arm
rSme along hand i'll hand with the triumph OF prom
bitlOu.
Gov Tidcn's position in favor of resump-
,ion IN 1873. when he approved OF an act by the
Neyork Legislature compelling taxpayers in this state
90 nay their taxes after Jan 1879, in gold is now cited
"a nroof thats,e is inconsistent III the attitude lie has
o.srmed in his letter Of acceptance. The Cincinnati
commercial puts the case in this way: d" Mr. Tuden be-
,,ved in resumption at the date named He used what
over influence he could bring to bear upon the Demo
ots Of the House not defeat the repeal OF the Re
sumption act although the repeal of the date clause was
deoopded by the ST. Louis platform. His rctroceSslon
from his position and his concession t. Hendricks Is an
abandonment declared views and principles for the
sake of political success. Rather than come INTO COLI
sion with the s0ftmOney element OF his party ana ln
per the prospects Of Blue Jeans Williams in Indiana he
consents to leave the taxpayers Of the state of New
York ID the extraordinary fix of being compelled To pay
their taxes in gold after the LIST ot January 1879, while
In other states, the resumption Gate beng zone away
with taxpayers NAV take advantage OF an lrfedtemaDe
currency Ii any man in Mr. lfdc the promise OF
reforuer, he be endowed with extraordinary III
SIGHT into human character. To the ordinary cOmirc
hension be is shrcwd politician, playing for Mig stakes
and ready sacrifice principles Were they conEict Win
his intel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
TIE REFORM CLUBS PROTEST

At special meeting Of The Executive Com
mitt.. of The Republican Reform Club, held last evening
nj No 80 Union.square, John A. Weeks PRESIDING the
Secretary reported that no response had been received
from the Republican State Commstee, or iom Mr. Cor
nell ts charm m TO the resolution adopted by the club
nm Auc o. An address to the Republican electors "
this city was adopted AMI ordered TO be submitted 10 the
stnte Convention part OF tue protest OF the club
AGAINST The alleged usurpaon OF the Central Committee
Of this city, By which the members OF the Reform Cup
nre proh tod from participating Ia tie regular kcpp-
,,,n urimnres rrsolution adopted, urging the
wruLers of the club attend the primaries called ny
'.oJ H. Thorns il President To be held Aug. IL. NJ
,ih tne memhors OF The cluD, and all Otncr RnpuDi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

and seamen without imposing unnecessary restrictions
upon the conduct Of service in the prosperity OF wcn
national interests in so many ways are lhNoNeu
The measures making n further provision rcspecting
the elementary education OF the country one oil great
Importance aud will Complete work on which success
sye Paramenis for many years have been en@agrd by
securing the due attendance school % children Tor
whose benefit the means and machinery OF education
have been largely supplied. . -,
have observed with much satisfaction TIE arrange
nent Won have made for maintaining and Increasing tho
efficiency OF tribunal of ultimate appeal fer ne Uhltre
Kingdom by which at che same tune the Judcill pmh
tee OF the Piyy Council and the Intermediate court o APP
peal will be improved and strengthened anticipate tc
best from tie act providing safeguards agalSt pun
full experiments uvOn living animals regret that pres
surc business las prevented the completion Oh
your labors upon several measures o. much 90
Among them bills relating to the Universities OF OA
ford and CanSd-c, to the administration OF rrsOhs'
and to the law al,c citing maritime contracts tlust,
however the attention which yOu have given 10 these
questions dung the past session may facilitate Their SET
tlemcnt in tie next.
I'm bidding yOu farewell pray the blessing OF PfON
dcucs my rest on your recent iabors aud accompany
you tie discharge of ali your duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
LATEST SHIP NEVS
For otter ShD Nec' see Second Page.



steamship Scythia (Brl Hams Liverpool Arg o.. and
ON SIN udsa and pass TO Chas g. Fanckyn
steamship Wilmington hollnes, havana Aug 10 WIN
Steamship IS bee Kuell DOMINGO city Aug. 2 Sa-
mana n Plaza Jtn Cape Hasu SIN ana Turks Island
OH with md,e and pass 10 WA. p. Clyde ~ Co.
steamship Bell Lawrence, NcAmoLh, CITY Point and
steamship Che sapcake Mangu, Portland with ndse and
pass 10 J. +. Anes. 49,, - - = IL
misc ard pass 10 Charles ~ whitney g CO. 80
Bank Is tOf LOndonl Mathews Havana IA days with
Rtrs uolncsrrand Nor Boe Newly % days In ballast
Fan; John Clmpb.l (O D,OY. y. =, Hank Dublin
June b.las Anchored In GraYesrud Day Tor ordegs.
lbs BuAtr Gate RAINFALL sasda Ia GiaHlc la Jays
Barr New YorG utl) Crscuolo, Aberdeen 81 DAYS. in
TaIk Am,la ItalJ Ruso Bristol 30 days, in ballast.
Bars iton Grr). "ett IquqLe loi oas with nitrate Oh
Big Emily \. sheldon. Eoges Brunswick Ca, IL Gays,
i'm, o.indl (Port) Cuuha Oporto 45 days, with salt
WIND-Sdnsct. light . W: hay.
DISASTER.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. lj-Ihe British sl3 Unyers', Jones.
which sailed this port Aug. II, or q United saie.
today seriously damaged. having been al collision.
she Will doc for rvDilis
iOREiGN PORTS.
LONDON Aug. ljeallct lst inst John sheppard 8,
Muluer IOti, West cd l2I. viva Marf, IaDsome Ana.
Uio. H. Cldnri)n, Ec.o krso.utE: lih NLiia Dodcro.
Constantc ArcO ijth Beatrice Fruen, Matilda c. smith.
Big iOnsI7u Amal Strah DOugas, Saranlk. Arrived Aug.
s. Moo.l gt STU famt passing Copenhsgenl lOth Con-
Stamina can't Ial1kSuu; litl, Tally 10 at Qucenstowul
Ceres Para capt Bulr. l5t Hans Oscn, Adm.ra! Van.
gu,rL
BOSTON Aug ij.-Aruyci. United states steamship Fern,
Wrigat b3ra Noptlne, te. rom ienneg)s
schrs Nellie Chase willard, from ngbosc j. e. 'un,lng
ton. HuEtey from Ncehawheni /. '" Johnson Oui'en,
CHAeiisIO> Aug I5.-Aruyod .hlp city OF Atlanta
rom NcN.40iS' t'ar', steamship wa" N"A lp"h' ior
%EWoELEANs Aug lj.-Arg1ycd the Passes steamship
II usi, Alice, lNoip5o; ship scoiA ~ bo'claA
sailed barn Angelo e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Aug. -, 1876
The August statistical returns to the De-
partment of Agriculture show an Improvement in the
cotton crop during July, bringing its general condition
nearly up the full average Usually there is decline
from july figures. South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Texas, Arkansas. and Tennessee show Improvement,
especially Tennessee. Louisiana maintains her July
average. North Carolina, Florida, and Mississippi have
declined Local drouths and excessive rains have in
jurod tho pant especially in eastern counties and along
tie Mississippi Caterpilars have made their appear
ance nj points. but at the date OF the returns
they had done but little damage. Considerable apprc-
hensnn is expressed injuries done in August but
preparations being made 10 resist them The average
CONDITION of cotton States follows: North Carolina
90; South Carolina. 81 Georgia. lGl FOrd', 80; Ala
bama 1903; Mississippi, 92 Louisiana, 50; Texas LOG;
Arkansas, %; Tennessee, 100
Among the bills which failed to become laws is one ap
propratug 100000 to pay the judgments OF the Court
of Claims the Joint resolution proposing amend
mtnt the Constitution OF the United states 10 prOhib
the appropriation OF money for the support Of SeClarh
schools The resolution, which first passed the House
amended in the Senate but failed To receive the re-
CURED two-thirds vote
The Secretary of the Treasury received to-day letter
from the Acting Secretary OF the Navy containing 200
contributed by the Government through their
Minister resident 10 be paid to five scHncn OF thc thth
States steamer Junlaa, Tor Their services IN taxing INTO
port the German merchant vessel AYance IN distress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
ADJOURNNENT or CONGRESS.

SENATE. WAsHISGTON, Aug 10, 1875
Upon the reassembing Of the Senate at 80
D NJ blr WINDOI rep. Mimi, from the Committee ap
pointed 10 wait upon the President reported that they
had discharged that duty and the President replied he
had no further communication TO make 10 Congress.
Tine CHAIR announced as members Of the Gold ana
silver Commission the part Of the Senate. Mcssrs
ton.a ORep, New, Boutwell, (icp., Mass), and Bogy
Dem, 'iO) 49,, . ....,,,,io,, ro,,,rrt,, ,,,
,a off lie senate the Pfcsid,n pr" teHpOrc lhOiAaS
" Ferry for the dignity, justice ana linpaltaS WIN
Tbch he had presided over the deliberations OF thc
senate" Agreed TO 10y an unanimous 'Ole' -,
ALTO d. ~ The gayel OF the presiding ohccr ieIi' ana
kSore declaring the order OF Adjournment, perih
mo Senator'S 60 express my obligations 10Y thc ul'
con6dcd ana for the courtesy extended 10 me thious
cuT an aidu0us OF eight months ana over no"
drawing 10 "a close For your generous support ihtouEh
aIi iucacAmcnt trial. ana during the nrst resula se
SION. experience your presiding omcci nce'tc my
hearty thanks This session hlS drawn 10 Ci1su mn
aseocia e,l with other historical events ~ wiz 'Hpchly
he notable as embracing the union VI Two
ceutrc, in the life of the republic. Nai!Onai rIoru'
a,re loNeycr is guarantee against personal edn@e
W. are ont 60 part, not without the suggestive rentc
lion tlat in tho first month OF the new century, ana
net 10 thls, In which we separate. our nnhDT vas
broken By the death OF whose short Snaori career
had won he attachment Of many and the respect Oi an
a"d the deDartnre OF another. whose longer career
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
Ex-oUEEY IsAEELLAs RETURN.

IFlNUINs IIIETIlNF ttI-' ~ T-|'V'
TIE Standard publishes letter from ITS
correspondent ut Malrd, dated Au1 10, which says
that though the NQIrcn Isabella has assnr The King
and has repeated the assurance to many statesmen gath
cred II Sautlcr that she hal no desire To interfere IN
politics she cannot prevent her friends and old adh'rchiH
frou assuming an ambitious attitude Tho MoGcrados.
who have consented hitherto t. remain IN the back
ground AID 20 give a silent support to Chno'"s dc'
Castillo the Prime Minister. arc now making a strong
push for u larger share Of active power Under The
effects OF zeal inspired by the eNQncons return The
.ruoc with I.s policy Of Cancellation aud coalition. seems
10 have been spontaneously broken aud severed Tho
Conservative Journals are vigorously attacking obico
Minister OF tlr Interior, Ayqa, Minister To The Colonies
ana n ,rrria. Minister at Commerce aud Agucuitn''
aud tu,y have determined 10 rl-u ~ preference q toh
,,,liug 10 the demands of the Nud"iados.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
DIED.

BRowN-At New Brighton :. l.. on Tac1day, 1911 nst-
Al hLr Chapman infant Sol OF DAWSON .'GA -,A C. otO"a-
aged l year
RIEDRICK-Chailcs W. FiicdIicS ca iu STAY Aug 10,
AZ 10 O'Clock. aged y years hIon.hs. -..,
uen;s ~ tr lu' are resp ctiuIf lYlti
10 attend Ta "Wednesday "a . g. ~. iipA i3 .e
s resldence, No. POI LiymgstOn-t ff'7Syn \. =.
UA-RROUVK-At Dubbs Ferry, y. y, Aug. H. 1919 Anna
aytun vie oi j. HahrOlck ~ D. IA the J@d year OF her
Relatives and friends are iGvel attend her funcai
at her iate rcyiacLCe Nct ,ay, the lbl Inst Oh iho
arrival tle O'Clock m tIan rom lir.i,thSL inter
muut a ION, " j.
New ARK papers Please copy.
E-EurCd INTO rest on sunday aug ~ Charlotte De-
Niic 81 Rev. BISHOP JairS
Fuers Of the tanl. respectfully fec 70 attend the
funeral from mel late RESIDENCE No. lOI Eas. twenty
tourfhst, on Ne"iEesdn, .: o'C'"cs 2. IA.
RoGI%SON-tt sing sing. on Monday, Aug. T. k1EollEe
b. Youngest daughter OF Hannah ana tAe att james w.
Rti;iyIs nd friends are invited attend he funeral
ices n ST. paus Church sing sing. thut1i1y Aug. 8
ISDp m Carriages viii await arrival OF train irom Grand
Central Depot -
VAN KLFER-Ou Tuesday, 18Th lost al her rcsidercs 20
Fast scycltrentst Mary Augusta Ndo" % d. ''An lie
Van kicgk.
Funeral notice TO morrow
WAEENti-In Brooklyn. Monday lith tnst' h&'" ~
vile % William II. NuTin- -
Relatives and friends invited 10 'i'chi ~ ~,
lc,S 10 De hllt I,sidcl'e ol i'i N'N- >, ''p
C,sg.aNe Brooklyn, on 1hursda!' va" A'''ih''' ~
o'clock y. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
CIMPIIGN Ne US
HAYES AND WHEELER MEETINGS.

At a meeting of the Young Meas Hayes
and wheeler Campaign Club OF the lXth Assembly Dis
r,c last evening" IN the Blocker Building at Morton
and Blccckcrsts resolutions nlorSing the Cincinnati
p,,tforn and candidates were adopted, aud 55 nomcS
were proposed for membership. Andrew H. Rogers, IT.,
is President and James H. Fcrden Secretary of the Club
Alta meeting Of the Republicans OF the Tweny-third
Ward, AZ Brann's Hail. Nor,h York. on Monday
evening" arrangements made for the purchase OF
large 20 be placed in front OF their headquarters
A number OF applications for membership were received.
Al large and EN- husastic meeting OF the Lincoln Cub
Battalion Bows III Blue, ut their headquarters at No IL
University place, last evening, Col james H. Stevens
(oumnndant, the chair, speeches were made by Col
H. T. MORGAN, Aduiapt Robert Curren, ana Major Glef.
large nu.uOcr oil soldiers and sailors signed the roll
Al meeting of the Ill Assembly District Hayes ana
Wheeler Campaign Club ut No 446 Praflat Hs' even
ing resolutions adopted mdOrN!uS lhe Imcinhlll
unmiucrs rs men who have always proved true - the
people who entitled in every sense to the sup
uOu OF the people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
PROBABLE CABINET CHANGES.

IBl NBlNun, IU'~liN, aug - i''''
The Scotsman publishes 4 dispatch from l. N
DON saving that SIR Disraols uyesiIturc OF The PriNy
seal is probably only temporary pending the reors'mz
ton Of the Cabinet. II t. believed the following changes
Will ultimately De made: Lord John Manners, the
sc.nt Pc, mastcrGrn"ral, VIII De created Peer AMI
take the Tryy seal The Right Hon. stephan Cave ray
nn,trr General will succeed Lord Manners. sir Ch1'.
idletI,y President of the Board Of Trade, Will be
created a Peer anl William H. Smith, one o. Tho JOINT
Secretaries the Treasury, vii succeed Aidc'ir, S
/ May I,u.- HArnnct. Will succeed Smith 80 JOINT
-,rfrtlrv Mr. Bsrtrii wl retain the Premiership only
during th, rrc.,s o;PIrlinuoI II 20 long LJid Derby
MIL then .ssi to that Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
ANDREW H. GREEN FOR MAYOR OR CON.
TROLLER

The central body of the Taxpayers Associ-
alton held meeting last evening IN the Free German
school, No 10 FOugtlst., with Gen. Sig1l presiding
After the dsposton OF routine business the following
resolution was unanimously adapted:
Pesolred That the financial ability Of Controller Green.
as well as the constantly decreasing revenues OF our
city require The retention OF Mr.. Green in his present
sphere OF action and therefore strongly IN favor
OF his becoming candidate for the Office Of Mayor or
Controller dcprrcatc any aspiration on his part Tor
any other political office, nasnuch is we s8ai need him
yet for u long time 10 come protector OF the mu'
nlcipa treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
Gusrial No!!tes.

Posi-0RcC Notice Fohi"S nj, c ~ 80 20 S
en- wi;DXE9plY II II a. M for Enfope per si't
on " - or.ans,nyn. on THURSDAY al 1850 d. NJ, Tor
E ,rs D. steamship lammona va tynoStl CasrSons
I.u an SATURDAY at Il3oa M 10! ''sfu"fy,
enn Trnnarl and Norway, Per steamship Hhoi, va
Snthanpion nnd roiner, and AZ - in Ior Eiope per
Sohi, ~ ~ Chester LneeL stowncOfrfespon lenec
s Terinany FRANCE cCuaid intended i0 dsSach ~
10 nnst be specially addressed and az IL M or
1,ri uer steamship Victoria via GLASGOW anu AZ
~ n for France direct per steamship laDradi va M ~
y 'Ip ~ fr 49, Meat Indies will leave NcwN ork Aug 81
ny nv mail. far Ch,na &C. wiz leave san Francisco ,'p !.
q. 1910.
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had qualified him for the mered place Of Executive
adviser which he hOnOrs with credit to
himself and the Senate. In returning TO
your several States to greet their approval
attend and return all with added strength To renew
your abors December To the officers OF the senate
whose valued aid has enabled me to hold your confidence
tender sincere Acknowledgements Finally, wishing you
all safe return to your respective homes now pro-
nOuncc the first regular Of the ALlVh Congress
adjourned without day" tAplause on the floor and IN
tIe all. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
WASHINGTON.
Continued from First Page.

certain diplomatic and consular officers shall cease. and
invade the prerOgatve OF the Executive which
should be compelled to resist and my present object is
not to discuss dispute the wisdom OF failing TO appro
pirate for several Offices but TO guard against the con
stucton that might possibly be placed the language
used implying right in the legislative branch to
direct the closing dscontnuance of any of the dpo'
matte consular offices of the Government
Washington, Aug II, 1876. u. s. GRANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

Aslatic Cholera. Cholera Morbas, Summer Com
raUt Cole sour stomach Diahea AMI all affections % ths
nD, iuclru; either children adults cured az once
by Dr. Jayi.'s Carmlays BIsam. 10 alays the irritation
aud Gains the stomach ami being pleasant 10 me
taste is an table remedy 10 the youngest IN the family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

INC very great duNdilldSf VI u E'o' Ns'i'Ir'ii'
for re w reference well eXempiled IN looking over tho
IL press For instance, the four prncipall OF news III
btlVs Tribune Magners great opera performance, tds
creation OF Dsrac Earl Of Beac0us ic the ains the
nrs connecting New YORK aud BrooGyL with iige,
and battles in SrTyIa. UnIer the respective Mes o.
Wagner Di,rdcli Bridge and Srvla che most - anu
int, accounts subject be found In Appietns
American Cy,lopoa revised edition Every one should have
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= small ouantity OF claret and water may be
ocasory bnt Nil alcoholic stimuants are detrimental
nsTmery and for many years used DeeI zen, pu tnst
lloi o heavy III could limit ones self TO table
S Wa AT time, the latter might he the best but
Eve drausht clogs the throat and oS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
DELEGATES TO THE SARATOGA CONVENTION.

MIDpLETowN, \. Y, Aug. 15.-At the Re-
publican Convention OF the lid District. Orange COuuy,
here to-day the Hon. Chas. st. john, Halsted Sweet,
David Redicll, and Jesse Durland were appointed rs
delegates 10 the Saratoga state Convention ~ Is under
stood that the delegates favor the nomination OF exGOy
Morgan.
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Morning.
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weather relied
II there sudden hucaa;ion teafenS storm
Indebted D. heIrny
violence By the excess of ~ .'rn.nt W "a
below Of ala weather viii il
OF lane rom - line 80
70 points unini.ia.aDy {, rr1a1Tt "tlihsTl
There has been further dcclncin pressure since the
report OF yesterday. which, Win the Increase Of local
humility. to justify the predictions made In the
issues Of THE TRIBUNE Immediately previous 10 this date
The temporary change In the direction OF the wilma yes
tedly due plicy local influences, ana VIII serve
only 10 rctard not 10 change the programme previously
published for the weather Of the Middle ana Eastern
s,,iss whogc more plentiful rainfall cooler temper iGrc.
and Ia general agreeable weather may he expected 10
prevail for u weel, more.
For INF, city and 100 miles around warm weather, q
clear skv alternating with c!Oudness aud haze gentle
circulation Of air. and probably further rainfall may Dc
expected fCr tlrcs or four days.