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The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

TEMPERANCE MRETING.-Y esterday the
usual Sunday temperance meeting was
held in front of the City Hall, instead of
in it, as heretofore, the reason, however,
being, that the Hall was occupied by the
A. U. Church Fair. The meeting was
announced by Mr.. Wells, who introduced
Rev. J. M. Burdick to the large crowd
assembled. MIR. Burdick delivered o
long. earnest and eloquent appeal to his
talking drew large crowd Of listeners,
who seemed to take much interest in his
romarks.
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SAD ACCIDENT.

he Boy Killed by a Falling SHAFT.
tween three and four o'clock Sat-
afternoon, Charles Raymond,
boy 2 or 8 years old, who lived
his mother on French street, be-
n 18th ana 14th, met with a fatal
Bent while at play in Joseph Files
ksmith shop, Sixteenth and Market
kts. A large shaft which had
brought in for repairs, was in one
er of the shop, and was fixed in a
6cnient position for the work. with
end elevated several feet from the
bod. With this shaft the little fell
commenced to play, when it fell
|n his breast. crushing him to tho
md with considerable force.
u first, when assisted to his feet, he
not seem to be much hurt, but
pplained of feeling sick. He was
loved to the residence of his aunt,
J. Whitson, at Fifteenth and Mar.
streets, where he died, while that
was examining his injuries. DR..
krtledge had meanwhile been sum.
bed, but death occurred before his
wal.
} the evening, Coroner Groves held
Inquest, when q verdict in accord
|e with the above facts was render
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POLICE CASES.

James Darrah, for assault and bate
ry on T. Magary, on Wednesday night,
was fined $40 and costs.
Thomas Thompson, for disorderly
conduct, was required to pay costs
and give bail in the sum of $500 to
keep the peace.
Albert Crumwell and Daniel Cork,
COL, had hearing on charge of as
saultiag VIM. Harrigan. Cork was
discharged, but Cromwell was held in
$500 bail for appearance at court.
The Mayor this morning appointed
VIM. Jones as policeman in the 4th
District, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Samuel Durney,
who was appointed in September last.
Mr.. Jones has been on the folce fol
several months past, and his retention
gives general satisfaction.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
CANCER

SAlNt IL III
SerOfuia and all Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery.
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIDoTRs uni
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Canc
Institute Zone Of the handsomest marble edi
aces in the city, and the finest remedial
stitute In the country. Remedies, with I
directions, sent to any part OF the world.
ASsend Tor Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
ress,
III. T. BOND. M. n,
PKNNA. CANCER INsTrruTE,
eb22 dlY s20S Chestnut st. Phi. L, Pa.
or the Hath.
~Bath Brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath Sponges
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, ETC., OF morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same classl
k. BRlNGHURsT & CO.,
Corner sixth and Market stree
BrOdic's miraculous cure for Corns
An English remedy OF great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
K. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth ami Market tre
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nall Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nai Polshers, etc, TOR
ale by K. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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SUDDEN DEATH
A Quarryman Falls Dead from AN al
tack of Heart Disease.

QuarrymRn Falls Dead from aA al
tack of Heart Disease.
About eight clock. this morning, Johr
Dougherty, a quarryman, while walking
through the quarries where he worked
at Fifth and Adams streets, suddenly
fell to the ground, and when picked up,
Immediately afterwards, was found to be
dead. DIR Blocksom was at once summon
ed, and stated that death had resulted
from heart disease.
The body was afterwards removed 10
the late residence OF the deceased, No.
S22 Tatnall street, where an inquest v u
be held this aftetnocn.
Dougherty was abost 65 years Of age,
and leaves a wife but no family. During
his life he WAS several times seriously in
jured, by premature discharges of blast
ing powder. He was the famous "Jack
Dougherty'' who used to personate 9
ghost in the Quaker grave yard, many
years ago.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

WARM WEATHER.-DuIing yestcr-
day the weather was very warm, and
at noon the thermometer in this city
registered 20 degrees above zero. At
noon to-day it stood at so degrees.
At Providence, X. l., ON Saturday,
a thermometer exposed to the sun reg
istered 100 degrees. 1t was 62 degrees
in the shade at Milford, Pa, on the
same day. At Reading, yesterday, the
thermometer marked 92 in the sun and
6S in the shade. In Philadelphia, yes
terday, 81 degrees in the shade was
registered at the Signal Office.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

SALES IN WORCESTER Co., Md
Charles FL. Purnell has purchased of
Levin Lynch the Zadock Purnell farm
OF about 25O acres near Poplartown,
for $4,000.
Mrs. Maria Purnell has sold her
house and lot in Berlin, occupying
IL acres, 10 Cyrus l.. Williams, fol-
81, 900.
George G. Payne has purchased the
q. W. p. Smith house and lot in Snow
Hill of Luke t. Williamson and wife
for 81, 400,
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"Facts are Stubborn Things, -

nonsands of human beings are yearly
nc on the swift current of disease
wh to the grave, juet because they do
possess sufficient knowledge of
tmselvts. A man meets his neighbor.
me first sa.utation is "How are
or How is your health?" The
ply frequently is, "Oh, am we'll, WITH
exception OF cold" Most persons
htly regard a cold. Reader, do YOU
ow that cold is one of the most dam
Fous 4 maladiesP A cold not only
Pss up the pores of the entire system,
retards circulation, but it is produc-
o. Catarrh, which is quite apt to
TO consumption. On" you say.
~ nothing but cold IN my head"
ae; but that cold is really mild
OF Catarrh, and if not arrested in
course WILL become chronic. Catarrh
que OF the most disagreeable, often
affections in the catalogue of dis
es: The passage to the nose is OBJ
acted, the sense OF smell impaired.
y there is q disagreeable sensation of
esenre IN the head. In the more ad-
noeo stages, there is discharge hav-
AN offensive odor. If the disease be
oSeo 10 continue in its course, thick.
ihcrustatiVns will form in the head
zone OF which sometimes become
\, l1,fhed and break away in pieces. WHY
persons continue to suffer from such
Annoying, disgusting disease, when
sy can Just as well be cured of itP DR.
seS cItarrh Remedy will cure the
rst forms of Catarrh; in fact, il is
N only sure and safe remedy which h has
raS 5etn offered to the public. Many
sp, irritating reparations may. for a
me- ne' rene We the urgency of the symp-
SC, S,.t nut they do not cure the disease
"a 1%aRe %R Catarrh Remedy is soothing
M bnnrsi'ng n. ~ In its effects, and h.n used
y a. fierce's Nasal Douchp. accord.
NJ "'fr,%',ons, does mo- fail to effect
ufe' Sold By all Druggists.
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The most Remarked e Remedy ever dis.
covered.
Benson's Capciue Porous Plaster.

At no time In the history of true medicine
has an article appeared v hich has met with
greater appr val and success than Benson's
Cspcine rlaster Why they are preferred to
D IL other porous plaSters, is owing to their
improved c"nposltibn; they act instantan
eousy cure speedily and ehectually
Phyt iclans and the general public who
acknowledge the gr, at benefits derived trora
the us OF tue ordinary porous plaster, how
ever, main ain that heir action Is not suf1ci-
entity prompt, requiring time pat ence and
continuous wear to effect cure. Bensona
Cap Inc Plaster overcomes this difficulty ey
accomp ishing In few hours, that which L
lakes any oth.I Plaster as many days
Although q rec Mt discovery -Capclus
has heen thoroughly tested by physicisns.
AID IN each instance has been pronounced
the most remarkable, safe, certain and th0ro-
ughly effications EN- dy ever discovered
incorporating Capc,ne in an improved
r rous Plaster has been accomplished atte-
repeat q solicitations from the medical fra.
unprecedente'' succe 8; pecially In Rheu-
matt m, P.eurisy, stubborn Colds, Kidney
Complaints. and all diseases for which
Porous Plaster has been used.
Its marvellous influence over the circuis-
ton, and pe" eral effect on the system IS III
m 81 nc edible; from the moment OF its ap.
Ilicatiun 70 the al ectnd part, 1t operates with
astonishing vig0r- brings relief and curee
more enectualy than any known Plaster.
Liniment or Compound.
1t is n genuine pharmaceu ical prepare
ton OF the highest order Of merit; its iagre
dients ar entii ely getable and free from
Mineral or Metal PoisOns. One trial will
convince the most skeptical OF it's superiority
over the ordinary Porous Plaslers. When
you desire prompt and immediate elief, ask
your Drug, ist tor Benson's Capcine Plaster.
Price, % cents.
SEABURY Il JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists and Wholesale
Agents, n. Y.
For sale in Wilmington by +. Bring
hursl h Co., 9th and Market and E Mclnah-
I'd and Market de"'s-I1
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/ |HR WoRcEsTRR RAiLRoAD.-A bill
foduced in the Virginia State Sem
by Mr.. Finney to confer upon the
rcester Railroad Company, incor-
htcd by the General Assembly of
fyhnd, certain corporate privileges
immunities, to be exercised with
khc limits'ot Virginia. proposes to
borize the extension of the Wor.
ler railroad into Virginia upon the
fern ehore, provided the company
not construct any lateral road in
|ginia without the consent of her
Bishture, and that the authorized
ension shall not strike the Chinco-
que bay at any point south of the
hth OF Swann's Gut creek.
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december Weather.

During the month of December, 1875,
the number of clear days was 6, fair
2, rainy days IL. The total rainfall
was 3. IA inches, which is large. The
principal storm of the month was De.
cember 8, when 1. .23 inches of rain fell.
Rain fell five times with east and north
east winds, twice with north and west
winds. Maximum velocity of wind 25
miles on the 18th. Highest tempera.
ture 81 degrees, On the Esd; lowest
temperature 10 degrees, on the Goth.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

HIGHWAY RoBBERy.-Saturday even
ing, as Samuel Patterson, Commercial
carrier boy, was going through Bran
dywine village with his papers he was
assaulted by two other boys, Frank
Carson and Billie Richie, who robbed
him of about s., The youthful high
waymen were arrested by officer Orr,
but after hearing before the Mayor,
yesterday, were discharged, their pa
rents paying all costs, and returning
to Patterson the money stolen from
him.
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REGISTER'S ORDERS.
REGIsTER,s ORDER.
KEsIsTKR's OPHIoR.


New Castle County. December q. 1875
Upon the application of evils X. Spri G.
or. Administrator u T A. OF Peter Springer
late OF mington Hundred. in said County
Diseased, it i. ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice of the granting of Letters OF A1minis.
tration upon the Estate of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causing ad
vertsements to be posted within forty day
from the date of such Letters, in six of th.
most public places of the County O. New
Castle. requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, OF
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case ma e
and provided. And also cause the same to he
inserted within tn o same period in the Daily
Gazette, a newspaper published In Will
miDgton and to be continued therein three
weeks, (E. o. D.
~, Given underline hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Ofiice of the Register aforesaid. al
'~-' New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid the day and yea. above written.
S. G. BlGdS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the rs
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attested {, the Administrator, on OF
before december 29th. i76 or abide the Aoi
of Assembly in SUCH ca made and provided.
LEWIS X. SPRINGER,
Adm 4. A.
Addres--Third and Orange streets, Wilmi ng
ton. Del. dec3l eOd3w
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pas Low PRICE OF MUsL1Ns.-It is
pderiul to note the price of muslins.
y wainwright, 3l2 Market street,
marked down The popular bra IDS
uslln to figures which, upon COM
Bon, We find to be below the prices
iteen years ago; he is selling For
yuale at l0cts, yard, Fruit of the
pa, at II, Williamsville at1l1, Wau.
"a at 123; Appleton A, at 1t js
TO Mr.. Wainwright to say that his
Fe Is constantly thronged with cus-
pers, and we predict a greater rush
2 ever as low prices are an excel
advertisement.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

RoDBERY,.-- Last evening between
z and 8 o'clock, the residence of
Mrs. Mary Vaughan, No. 1903 Market
street. was entered by thieves, who
climbed up to the top of the porch, and
entered the second story front window
They stole box containing a large
number of silver coins, many of which
were rare and valuable, and then
hastily left the premises.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

GOVERNMENT SRizURR,-Y estertlay
afternoon, Major Morris, U. s Special
Agent, found slowed away in the bal k
Abbie Thompson, 1000 cigars, which
he seized and and brought on shore
The bark was here for orders aad Ma
jor Morris was acting in behalf of the
Customs department. This is the first
seizure of the kind that has occurred
here for years, Breaktoater Light, Sat
urttdH.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

RAILROAD MAPs.-The Junction &
Breakwater X. Il. Co., have issued a
map of the Peninsula, the lines of
railroads operated by them, their
connections, &c. The map is very
neatly printed, and gives very cor
rect idea of the railroad system of the
Peninsula as at present existing. The
junction & Brcakwater Co., controls
about 100 miles of road, including the
Frankford S Break water and its ex-
tension.
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It's calculated by the appraisers that
not m ore than one third can be realized
on the doubtful paper. They also think
it very probable that the stockholders
will be compelled to pay abont one
half the stock above its par, to meet
the demands of the depositors. The
heaviesI depositors are Dingee, Con
ard & Co., Westgrove, who hold Ger
tificate OF deposit for $4,000. The eff.
fort to realize on this sum by the de-
positors caused the failure. Funds of
the school board, about $4,000, and
sundry others known of at the present
writing belonging to this place, am
ounting to about $4,000, making a
total of $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

ADMITTED TO MEMBERsHIP.-Att the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, yes
terday morning, sixty persons received
the right hand of fellowship" and were
admitted into the Church membership.
Several persons were baptised during
the evening services, and ten persons
rose to ask for the prayers of the Church
and to announce their desire to become
members.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

PRorRAcTED MEETING.-Last night IL
protracted meeting was commenced at
Union M. 4. Curch, Rev. 7. e. Martin
dale, pastor. During the evening twelve
penitents went forward to the altar, and
four were converted. Meetings will be
held each night during the week.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

EHoKED To DEATH. On Saturday a
le child aged about Is months old
re eating its dinner, was choked TO
I'D on some crumbs of bread. The
Ile cNild was Edward Ryan, colored
ing at Eleventh and Chippey streets
% It's parents. The Coroner's iury
Z summoned and held an inquest
Pr The dead body. The verdict was
cath from accidental strangulation :"
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HGet the Rest.v

"The best Is the cheapest "-is an old and
true maXlm. The best ar icle for those need.
ing spec acles or aids to sight is the 81 ia-
mOnd Spectacles." Every pair is stamped
with the di .mond trade mark.
For sale in Wilmington by b. S. Clark, No.
407 Market street. jan3eod&wlw
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m Ar RIE0

CRAIG-HIPSHM MAN.-By the Rev. s Sweit-
ger at the residence of the bride, Fphrata
Lancaster Co Penna., on the 2sth inst
Prof. j; Craig Jr. Of FELTON, Seminary,
FELTON,, Del. TO MISS Millie Hipshman.
-CASPERSuN.- On the 23d instant
by the 0ev. A. G. Spotswood. MIR. Joseph
Pogue to Miss Ida +. Caoperson, both OF
New Castle county, Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

FIX POLICEMEN AssAuLTRp.-Two
poncemen-Seamen Patterson and
pn' ki1g-have been assaulted since
eurday afternoon. King was severely
aoont the head and face and other.
fe injured. The attacks were made
parties whom these officers recently
rested, assisted in each case by
|ends.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

CHEAp GRoCERIHs.-Messrs. Il. D..
Clifton 81 Co., have opened the store
Seventh and Lombard streets. which
they have stocked with fresh groceries
which they are selling at low figures.
They are reliable men and well wor-
thy of public patronage.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

REGISTER Your DoGs.-The time
for registering dogs is now at hand,
and the owners of all unregistered
dogs, after the Goth instant, will be
subject to fine of $500.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

WY xyANTED-Aoents In every Hnndr In
" New q 9 ie Count, t. represent the
"Delaware State Mutual Fire Insurance
Company William B ight, Pr 1t.
Andy to d. T HAWKth-. Srey.
dec8ewft No. 4uA Marke. st.. Wuming ton.
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DtED d.

KNoTTS.-Suddenly on November 81, 1878.
OF Memhraneous Group, David James, only
son OF Willism and Annie Knots, aged 6
years. II months and weeks Also. on
&c I'd, 1915 OF the same. Joanna, you q.
Rst daughter. ag.d 20 months and IL days.
Two interesting children cal cd from earth
away. to dwell with Jesus above; bEt cur
loss Is their ctei nal gain.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-03

- HE subscriber deslres to exchange
i Dwelling Sl5 W est It one OF the very
cheice Residences of Wilmington for u
smsller well iocated p, ,operty. TeInss very
easy. No cash required.
iapS.lt 1T, HEALD,
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DAVID MEGAW,
CARPET WEAVER.
kennett Pike, near Columbia INN

All kinds of Rag Carpet vove in the very
best ma ner. at short noti Q. ana at reason
a lie prices
Or, ers left It Mr.. Crippen's Tea Store
bird street between Market ana Shipley.
will rec i've promt atten'ion. and will ca
f,r h" r,gs ~ the resi-, nee OF thuse v 'sh ing
came Ia w0v,n. ia
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To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female Hydrastis Po,cders, for all female
Complaints. BY mail, $l. Address, DE-.
RogersOn L. o. Box. 1855 N. y ~
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THIRD EDITION
THE BANK OF sRANDywINE.
Interesting for the Stock
hcl1ers.

Something Interesting for the Stock
hcl l1ers.
WTsr CHESTER, Pa, January l.
Messrs. Clement Darlington and Emo,
Thatcher, who were appointed apprai
sers of the property of the Bank oi
Brannywine, which failed a few week.
ago, have handed the following report
to the assignee, VIM. Jefferis, cashie,
of the National Bank Of Chester Coun.
ty:
Bankable paper. $18, ,552. OF
Cash 5110 06
Rents. ...... 478 56
Furniture. ................. 400 w
Banking house, less mortgage 10000. o.
Dwelling, less mortgage. 2,171. ~
32,11235
Worthless stock. ...... 17,150,0U
IA 962. .35
Doubtful paper. ........... IL, 2,498 IS
Bottom facts. s............ 90, 2,463 80
nl<,.. las. Il kNvr A.
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RlaANolAL AND QUINN ExUa 4
WILMINGTON, Del., Jan

--latest stock quotations furnished By
tet street. Wimingtc6. Del. " / p. Al. tn
, 1876-05-25
MISSOURI,
THE REPUBLICAN CONTENTION,

GtkefQt {ME1Eh TO JHz if1oa"s.
81. Louis, Mo. ,A!ay A.-All the leading Rc-
puhllcuns of tlls Statc were ut The Republican
Convention In Jefferson City to.tlay, and II may
b. characterized to have bctu 4s respectable q
body W That political party ever had together iu
the State. Two hundred delegates were pres
ent. POSTMASTER Ftlley, Ut the bead OF his cila'
ployrs, thi1ty-1yc rural rostmastets, and
what few coloscd delegates therc were,
wtsc Oh hand for Nurtou, WHILE Dlstsict-Attor-
l.ey Dyer headed thu Brlstow element. 1t VAS
plain from tls start that HEalns bud strung
hold on the country members.
While the Convention was waiting for per-
ma,lrnt organization somu
INTERESTING SCENES
occurred. showing that harmony lid not reign
supreme among the delegates. Mr. kastpr,
r,litnr Ut Tho st. Joseph iuHsG!ltt,
introduced resolutions complimentary to tho
President, assertiug that, when he said
''lct III guilty nan escape" he meant II, ~ his
coufss recently has psossn. The Gu!e4 States
official. we1o comp!!ueuted for their course In the
rrcrpt trtala, aud tho Cincinnati Convention was
warned that. II II did nrA psce goed mru III nousl'
nation, they would nH bc supported by cou-
sclen,uus Republicans portious Vt thtsa resulu'
uons weso applaudel, but thu Lust proposition
fsiI - \ Wet blsukut aud "Thats sehuf4" Nas
, 1876-05-25

TEMF0H1HY sEENET2HlEg.
IN motion Ut Mr. R"ut, Perkins. mt Adams, MI
Sun,merAcfd, ot Cook. were elected ts,npornr
Secretaries, md formal EcEo!atlun relative IL cal
III. tue roll of Congressional nrtFicts fur uencf
af Committees an Credentials, Permanent urEa,,i
zntlon. Resolutions 10 rcpust State t:cntrl
Committee, aIf On Elections wAx then nhuptpll
Tho roll was then called with tbs foluwa,l. tes su!t
, 1876-05-25

SPtrldI tHJp1|th 10 Ih< 1f1bHHk.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, May :,+.--The compsoudss
proposition Of the Davis wing last night WA
mo.liiel this morning by thu Ramsey men to
plarr Ramsey II the head Of the Cincinnati del
cs;:ltion aud Davis Ut the hoad OF the Electoral
ticket. This arrangement was carried out BY
the Convention. Tue delegation will probably
uli vote for Blaine un the opening ballots, but ut
least three Ut tbs number composing It nro
known to have other preferences, Que being for
Washburuc and two for bristow.
4 resolution was mloptcl strongly secoE,-
mending Blaine, but It's mover iirst called Tho
attentun of thu Convention 10 the fact
that It ws not intcuued to instruct
OF otherwise hamper tue delegation. Sub
senuently, i motion WAS made to
Instruct tho delegation to sote ~ d unlt Ths
Convention waA about adjousnuE. but wAs much
excited by the molten. which was tnaliy defeated
81 10 u. This ltases Balns's huld OF the dele
CATION insecure. While su overwhelming majority
ot The Convention would have answcsed "nlAtne."
II called u maine ts asst choice, yet tho prefer.
ence ..--
ulp NOT APpEAR sTRoNo.
II WIS., In tatt, thu result Vt no work having hrsu
done IL. Dst..ow or other csnditates white mum.
S Mafsns na u
months. \ RESOLUTION commencing hiu ~ CAN:
didate was adopted without manifestation u
warm {EtlHH, NA1la 1oAk N@ NV tVA~t@ ANsF~"@*sA
with cMphLtic iots.
Sr. PAIL. MINI, May !4.--The 3linatsosa Re.
rubean Con. .el,lun WAS fully attended. Lieut.
i;uy Wakefield Ma President. SECRETARIES, u. e
Russell aud Edward Richards.
The following
nkLgGArEs TO clNclNIATs
werr elected Ex'tios. kansey, Vt !s.Sa; Dsstsset
". Z. Ward, John I. Ames. Albert Knight L.
lIoseu. X b. Lansdon, u. u. SAhin. aud n. I.
Cl4rks.
Tbs following ...s..---
rKxslDENylAL ELncroRs
wcre uo,atu5ieI: Ex.tuy. uayle, ". Gov. Miller,
Gcu- ElgcEtuu, Z. u. Frolseto, L. hoku.
YAh PLATFORM.
At this sts5s reunock pussy. pEirHte secretary OF
thc Cor >crAoT and Chairman Of tho CoaantI1cu Oh
Resolutions, calao to the tront aud sead tho fol-
Yhs Republicans Of Minnesota hssehy esstntm
khuas SEsAs pl!lciples VI 11se xote1nAsat which
, 1876-05-25

Mr. CullolM was introduced, a,ld spoke as tol-
lows:
Nh. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN or TIE CuSyxS-
!snS; III answering yuuE summons To appcar he.
fore you Ut this hour aud after your paltput hGli
rotfacsl lanor. slMl! surriy moi dcta,n yuu will
u lengthy speech. II woAld b.. al act Ut }nin.ticu
my part IL ,ln ~, and yet shsull llisrtglrd Tho
iny uwn perennial feelings 4iA Hol say son,s,hng
ta you hi expression u my sincere obligations
for thy high hulut which yuu lase cuursEud upon
Governor Of our Ssato this Centennial year, y
year angkest!se "f the Erandtst memories ut thu
peuling 10 lhc loitirst aspirations Of which thy s"u
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llsau party Of Illinois, i State aH4 party aeeu-
ciatcd With all that Is noble In ,rornlso aud gral
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