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SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING!
AT REDUCED PRICES.

T. LO THING!
AT REDUCED PRICES.
"a left 70 close out for SIS 1T A. srRA0S', I0lI
PenpsJiVania avenue.
LINE WHITE MARsEILLEs AND puok
Il VEsTs sold regardless 70 cost A. srRAUs.
tbs sls oAss. SUIT down to SIS IoIl
II Peunsylva1ta avenue.
+ I9Hr-OoLoRED CAss PANTS a. sAso srs
H 81 that sold for % and 81. a. srRAUs.
TIE SIS BLACK OLoTa DRESS SUITS re-
dueed to sb. 1OI1 P.noGlysnis avenue.
pLAIp oAss. eB SUITS on hand yet are 70 Be
l. sold for en- A. sTRAUs.
A sRIAr VARIETY OF OAss. PANTS, all
"a eoiors and sizes, for Q, and O.. l0Ii Penn
DoYsFIsR oAss. SUITS N and "a. ,ormer,,
II GO and on- A. s1RAUS
A LPAOA LINEN AND MoHAIR DUsrsRs ss
IA reduced prices. 10I1 PeanUIvsnis avenue.
YoUIHsIlSr sg SUITS ceiling nov for sn.
EHeLIsH CHICK oAss. sl4 SUITS to be div
IL posed Of for 90. 1911 Pennsylvania avenue.
Ro9yg s.HooL SUITS, - and o., st A.
CHILpRIs's SUITS, tour to ten year, OF .,..,
" ls.s taan cost. l0II Pennsyv.nis avenue.
SGST0H oAss. Ga SUITS for ss .. a.
ExrRA SIZE CAssInsRI AHp rLAsyrL
z suiTs, from Al to - Inches, st reduced prices.
ENGLIsH woRsrEo d. B. FRoOK GOATS
oB. 1o1l Pennsylvsnis avenue
VouEs nEss IIsE w0RsTsD GOATS and
n.riy SIS ioii Psan.yiTsni. avenue. 20 w. Tor
A LARGE LIsE or OHILDRlHs oAss and
REFUSED sTsSGs. H1 Penn . s:s greatly
VAsTaafT o. f fY ABOVE SRGV BasGa1ss AD-
~j kt4Ns T2 81 tk1xs THs CITY viii
a. sTRAUB,
nE.9 l0ll PnNNsYLvANIAAvESUs
OPrICIAH..To iAs P.elk.-hy newly invent
dErI.aLAss, Which I nov man AA
- .ys g. p sss .sois sOiIa: Tesy can .
q Br.lan P.oSs snS n. nsn rss
ssano. 3 Surpassed. Eessurs tsisn and oTSsss
alisd n nftssa minutes.
,ss-Istptr Inventor. P.i.ntee and asnui.ctufsr.
F.A..IIrO ss1s,ea,1s,, -
..sh. s...1ss ssssl. s.se..eis..
$ a W. srRaUs
bPhIAG
ALES AND POR Ter.
THOMAS WALSH AGENT,
10th and streets northwest,
assle-lm. Washington, D. O.
wN- HARMON. Il. Il. BOWEL. DIV LAPnAn
HARMON. BOswkLL = CO..
~ Dk6 SosTSaa GOODS AND
513 sth street, near PennsyivAnis avenue.
MANTELS, CRATES, FURNACES
LATROBR STOVES.
,r. 1 e.. a. .s s,1 Sss: .....s,. ..a
hssssss Raass sold IN the market.
STATS AND MARBLE MAATELS,
re re args:s assortment south Of Hsv York. iron
Bsskst, Low Down, and Han Low Down
from su 70 .r. eAfss'
Five Different patterns of
LAfRoDB STOVES.
DorEToHs HATTIE, PIT ~ 10 two rooms. %.
ALsos rHB
q: X. = ~: SS. a.: SsH g S0oA STOW.
Dorehasss, -
CHRIS. RInssNERr.- -
hRu 1s III we srsElT 4. ~.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
II YIN Be 10 the intsrss, Of purchasers Of matsrsl
Tor building Purposes to exanine ny stock 1 have
FLORIDA FLOORING
"a and 50, kiln dried. Also
VIRGINIA PINS FLOORING
together with o large assortmenf OF
mOULDINo0, DOORS,
&C, 4e., which vfu sell ss prices 10 suit Dur-
ehasen.
DANIEL SMITH.
snss-u Phenix MN, 1910 Ohio avenue
fisse-elea Dastsrsgs vishia 70
HILL QUAIL, sas Loaisfsns ave. ~
err rL14Iu0, o s1sse, between 81 so1 -
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given . reception at Saratoea by bis fatser
hst Monday eveningyat which one hundred
persons were present. The young man re-
ceiyed nom his parents deed for property
valued 1t go 900, and cold locket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

THE noon behind ten cent bowl az miik.
IN Park row re0taurout. he wore q suit al
navy blue. and ten-shllIing straw hat. De.
spite bis gray hair, he looks hearty and Wig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

THE WHOLE AMOUNT of the Geneva award
bonds sold on Saturday, g., l60 600, was taken
by Fisk & Hatch At 1O5O5. The gold thus
realized will be sold on the 10th Instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

AN ASSASSINATION CoNsPIRACY YARN.
4 dispateh from Columbia, g. c., sta tes
that Dick Lundy, eolorsd . prisoner In the
EdgeneId jail, hes csnfessod 70 having been
pearly All the leading radicals In Edgensld
county, 10 assassinate Gen. n. O. Butler.
Warrants have been issue1 Tor the arrest of
the Aeon ned partiea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

SENATOR MORTON returned from Indiana
last evening, and was In his seat a. usual to-
day. He reports the meeting which he ad-
dressed at Indianapolis Q grand success
more than one thousand ,ople being unable
ID secure admission. The report that he will
make long political speech In the Senate
Il mOrroN Ia incorrect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

NoNINATIoNs-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations TO the Senate to-day
MILFORD L. Wilson to be appraiser Of mer-
chandise, port of st. Paul, MINI. Naval
Promotions-Medical Inspector Samuel T,
Coues to be medical director; Surgeon Da.
vid kipdleoerger to be medical inspect, r
and Passed Assistant Surgeon j. b. Parker
TO be surgeon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

THE WHEELER SURvEY.-Detachmen
OF the Wheeler surveying expedition are
leaving this city daily. They will continue
the work already advanced by previous sur
veys In New Mexico, Colorado and Nevada
There will be two points OF rendezvous and
outnt Carson City, Nevada, and West Las
Anfmas, Colorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

have come into power there they have made
reforms and reductions which are acceptable
psacnment Of &eyernor A%es Mr I. si ins
SAID that Mr.. Lynch was mistaken Ia his
remarks on that subject on Saturday. That
MANY Of the leading republ ssSS1'e Of t ~
state, and In proof Of this he quoted from
Senator Alcorn, ex-senator Revels, Hon
George =; Harris asrris the attorney general Of the
eatisned with the course OF Governor Ames.
One Of the causes Of the political revolution
va: that many neeroe. voted Tor the demo.
the least Intimidation, a bad been charged.
With regard to the Yicksburg not, Mr.. Sin.
gleton said the white people only defended
republicans themselves had stirred up strife.
MI. Singleton concluded by an appeal for
peace and harmony, and such . course e
ipsiead Of openiDS them sfresh. w.
Mr.. Wells Miss iuquirei II it was not
fact that many OF the republicans Of Mis-
sissiPpi had not denounced Govs4nor Ames'
Mr.. Singleton said many OF them hsd d, bat
on Saturday his colleague (1Gr. LIZ nch) had
attempted 70 defend bis adninissrstion.
CURED In the Senate resolution autSorjSinT
the Committee On Enrolled Bills to make
certain coleceous In the consular and dip
q. BlssEbun sKy., presented the creden-
tisls Of Hon. Henry Watterson, elecfci to
al the vacancy caused by the death OF NJ.
Parsons, from the nth Kentucky district,
On motion Of Mr.. CraFo (Nass.) The Houpe
took up and passed the Senate Joint roanlu-
tion for the appointment Of . commiGston 20
sannent Icr ne Dissr1 S q t oolu%bss q SOW
Mr.. 0chleicher (1exas) addr1Bsod the House
briefly In fAvor OF some bill which would
give the country silver - circulating me-
At il:w the House adjourned Saturdays
ses91cn, and - - o'clock it W. called %
order eoAin = - noa1ay9 so1slon:
he Speaker thsn in the morning heur pro.
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NAVY SIGNALs.-The chief signal officer
Of the navy has just completed and the de-
partment published the latest edition OF
navy signals. The system has been entirely
remodeled, and as now constructed is con.
sideTed by Commodores Ammen and Shu-
feldt and other prominent and experienced
naval officers to be the most perfect code M
signals in existence. These signals are so
Constructed that even II the code should fall
In the hands OF enemies in time OF war thew
would he unable to read message seat be-
tween our naval officers.
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MILLIoNiIRL's CREME.
The Boss Tweed Of North Carolina Shoots
Down an ex-senator OF that state.

The telegraph Yesterday announced the
IN, -, =, .t...... t.t
klllhg OF Auolphus No"r'' u prominent 'i'i~Vh
of llaw River Alamance county, y. c., by George
" Summon, ~ tb,, .,ue state n uer.,n we'll
80
known III nlall'lal anu business VHN''s ia TINS
and other cities Of the Union. Mr. Moore was a
i..iin,, Derorr,t and n ,vell-to-dn busine.s
man. hlShly respected by an Ga Sos h' Was
member of the North Carolina state Senate in
Ella, ,.,r- t.. and t.u Iuri,t, II,f1,u'. adu.fnia-
Wv ,,.,
udu'h' N"'h ''"I-e w HN'p-""' ''h' 'il'"h
:. Iittlchcld, and number OF Others organized
,,,,f tb, ,rar,l,..t ..be,ne. for s,yin,iliu,, nm
INV
oppressed people ever known lh the Hhildi7 OK a
state. IL was while Mr.. Moore was "a member 81
the Legislature that he incurred tha la-tiur d.
pleasure of GEORGE " S,vep4lu. and to this may
bcattu1utod tAe tragedy ui fuc-ddy.
The career OF Swrp-ln has been q most re
mnrtahlc one H.. ptenf. were very poor. and
he crew To manhood possessed OF ltle cduca-
tlnn llut he u.s. -hrtWl. and destined To- make
a mark in the world coming into posse. sion II
"A f,v hundred dollars by marriage he began
-pcculafiut. and IL seemed That everything he
touched turned To gold. burning the war hu
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A Plea for Poor jack.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: read,
Vlth some degree Of astonishment, that an eff
fort is being made TO cut down the pay OF the
officers Of tue United States navy. l would re-
fer you TO the navy register for information with
regard To the amount Of pay that the officers
are now receiving, and would ask IN all sin
certify how could you expect the Cnicers in the
naval service TO Keep up their rank and position
In soclety-of which they are almost the only
ornament In tins republican cnuntry-at a less
rate Of pay than they now receiver
There are nearly three hundred lieutenants on
the active list, drawing pay, when on sea duty,
at the rate OF S2.sOO per annum, the majority be-
ing under thirty years Of age. Now, taking their
rank for example, and where Will YOU ind in
ciNl lie class OF men 50 poorly DaidI Are You
aware Of the fact that the chances are very muc h
against this number OF young men getting an
equally good living In any other occup ton,
should they be obliged to earn a llylIhood ON
| account of being deprived of their positions 10y
| "A reduction OF paw DO have pity and advocate
their cause. THINK of poor midshipman rdy
| out Of or in his teens being Obliged To dance,
drink, and enjoy himself on the paltTy pay OF
| one thous md dollars per annum2
l BOSTON, Jan. "A, 1875 JoHN wHLILNs.
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nv the whisky men Tor tho cam

contributed by the whisky men Tor tho cam
n ign ~ 1872
What g your opinion Of Secretary Bristow,
- Know Secretary Bristow very well. know
him quite Intimately when was in command
NJ the Department Of Ken ucKy. at Houi-vii
lie - an able us well a. ia uone~t m n, nd
H. lies. lp o. cUt.Ct nil u.N tlNih1 10 rciuilu
the Treasury Druertfrcnt. and csnccially the
rcvcf ue service. BIT ln 1inc n" hcgns tn
realize npW thit 10 has a much digger contract
un iis hands than he ever dc med ~ " hen NC
undertook II. lie nav ne able to carry " to
sGccl stul cuuclus ON. hut am afraid there are
too many obstacles In tue way. The To- tom OF
this wniskey business cannot be re- lchtd WIN
ouf dc~ttoNing many OF tue en- VINO 'Nercisr
now. vast dcal Of mower Ia the IN Anhgemant oi
From what you Know Of Gen. Grant, do YOU
believe IL possible that al the bottom mis- feelings
toward lristOw are friendlNf
SECRETARY BRIsrow AND GRANT.
"rO answer that question, will tell YOU what
occurred when was in Washington during tue
early part of ID 'cemher last. / met there an old
friend Of mine VINO is also very close and con-
hdcntidl friend of Gen. Grant. ! asked him II
the relations between the President aud lirstOw
were at tue bottom friendly. lie replied, you
certainly do not expect mo to answer tuat qucs-
ton. You did not expect me to tell YOU frankly
what know when YOU asked. did your 10 this
| answered that asked him the question. be-
cause | believed he knew. aud because | wanted
to know, ami | expected hin to use his dis
erection as to whether he would answer or not.
asking you question. suppose you were Pres
idcnt and your Secretary OF the Treasury should
uultlll ln-llute an luNtrllHhllpn the t'il-
duct of your cOnndenti,l friend aud private
Secret nv, aud continue 1t Tor months, without
| your know ledge, and never in innate "A word to
| you until lac thought lie had found evidence
tending to crininate your friend aud trusted
OH 'er what would YOU think of your secretary
of the Treasury 10 tnis inquiry ] replied
| laughingly that | had never got 50 far In nv
| Presidenuu aspirations "a 10 ( irm "A tabinet
aud select "A rivatc secretary, ANA therefore II
would require too violent a stretch Oi the Inn IL
M. ION tO enable me t. answer his ques ion
Aud thus the matter was dropped by mutual
consent"
In tue light " these facts every intelligent
reader can draw his own cIuvlu-i Ius iu regard
| to the strength of the Pekin " hil,cy Rug. ana
! the mystery OF the Harper ucialcdttui. The
| former l. 50 hedIcd about with ppittcu Ina j.
cuce, ana the whisitcY msn ore SO lew IN numb cr.
! that It il implssibls to break into Il without
! dragging to light "A great nuny uoiiticans. au 1
| ui- losing some very ugly secrets. lnr lat IL
| SO iutiuia civ connected with tuc former that
| the exposure Of the one must uncover the other.
do not believe II IL possible to more IN IN skim
the surface In tue present iuVestisations, and
am moe than half inclined to think that tue
| Government, as 1t Il rfuresented mere, viii be-
! satisfied with a very slight skmMing.
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4 TRIAL IN n INSIS.
A Parallel for the Recent Trial in schuy.
XIII County, Pa.


Kill County, Pa.
LAWRENCE, Kan, Jan. "a, ls7G.-In TnA
SUN of Jan - Is reported tue result Of muf-
der trial IN the Schuylkill County Court Of Penn
sylyania, which has almost II not quite par
allel In Kansas. some months ago horse thief
had been committing depredatons upon the
farmers of this (Douglassl and Usage counties
The people Of the neighborhood armed theln-
selves, and turned out to Try and catch the thleL
Some time In the night u man was seen ap-
preaching two Of theahlef hunters on foot. lie
seemed TO be CARVING pack on his back. Tho
vigant farmers oruered him To halt. Nhethtr
no was afraid OF highway robbers, officers of tue
law, or citizens looking Tor horse thieves never
could Do established. lie did not bait but
started 90 run, when he was ured UPON aud he
stantly killed. The pack he carried proved TO
be bride, saddle, and ear OF corn, AL tied up
IN blanket. lie was stranger IN the neigh
bothoOd, aud his name was never learned.
Fea herst ne and Snyder, tue men VINO did
the shooting, were arrested. On thursday their
trih commenced In TINS city, and occupied Two
days, lhere Was strong circumstdn. ial evidence
To snow That the man VINO was Killed was a
morse thief. The Jury acquitted the pris Juera.
the law being construed To mean that when a
felony mad been committed every CitlZcn waa
constituted an onlcer, and therefore JLslineu Ia
shooting when criminal yiolatOr Of the law
was attempting TO escape.
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FTIW THf Nv TTITf' w NV
The pOmcgTanatc is one 81 thu most iIol~
liable irults grown m this valley. lur ifr'
fruit in three years from the cuttings. hi1 VIZ
grow ON the most ordinary soil without .I'.+
lion. Tue pomegTanate Is a delicious o. .''.t eut
possessing medicinal qualities OF srcal Nn"t
10 may DO barrslled up ana seut atou ~
globe In good order. Tho rctal prir va"
pomegranato on the street Is ~ GEMS '''N =
and Cen Stoneman informs rs that lac h's
standing offer from san Francisco nrm 10 "sss
all the pomegranates he can ptoduee al wv
cents apiece. a
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BoSroN JOINS ~ THE CuoRUs.
A Glowing Tribute 10 tho Great American
Bard.


To TUE EDITOR OF THE sUN-Sir: take
Nj my pen - express TO you the feelings oi
gratitude with which your course toward our
nobest citizen, G. Washington Chllds, A. NJ, f.
ID. b., has inspired me, ana to express the aston
shment feel at the letter you have received
from a shallow minded and evidently envous
NewArker. Poor youthl Let him direct his
efforts elsewhere let MIN remember pocta mas
ctUr, non NJ.
myself, as an humble townsman OF the great
"burlNng poet" Of may so call him), watched
with an anxious eye his efforts long before your
self ami fame Of not synpnlmous) procldime !
MIN 10 the world as me great rlegiic poet.
even went so lar As to make "a collection Of some
Of his gems, which, however, most enulgent
sun, YOU have determined shall not blush un-
scen." Unfortunately, they are not with me
otherwise | should send YOU some choice eX-
| tracts, one OF which remember TO have been
probably the most mastery piece 81 compose
grammar, and every otuer vulgar quality Of ordi
| nary language were in II COMPLETELY thrown t.
one side oy the eruption Of the poetleal nres o
| the mental volcano OF the high-tuned gentlemai
ana learned scientist, VINO Is alike the friend vi
| Republican Presidents and despotlc kings.
HOW wonderful has been MS career From
| the poor boy vending the humble products o
| California sand TO the mighty power and Learned
| scientist mingling freely win the great; nay
| even sought by them. Well might he presen
| the rising youth of England with a history o
| himselfl
But dear SUN. | must give way for other (hu
| not ALI admirers OF that great IN IN merchant
Arts, the trend Of es E Grant ana Bo.s shep
| nerd, and the Duchess of buckingham. Rela
not those enogts to do honor 10 the man who Il
| Americas pride; you have AN eager ana appre
applause. bUNBKAMs.
BOSTON, Jan. ~.
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Shure am towld that two ould wimmen wad a
made better fight
when safely cnsconced IN his favoritc place 10y
the lire In Tom Bcglcys saloon. and surrounded
10y his boon companions aud "A cloud of tobac 80
smoke. Bill hcrAut communicative. and showed
some Willingness tu tai, the affair over
II was a hig thing for tl!c ma iheens. said
Hill. sand -'po-c IL viii sell a good number OF
them"
II Is reported that Nl has been offered
q commission a. travelling agent go introduce
the mdchinr. into the Nufiuu- factories where
they arc not already I'm use. ~ n reward for his
brave defence of them ia ktn-iugtuu. But i}lll
appears to feel fully rewarded hy the privilege
~ sitting I'm the crutrc of circle ~ ainirinr
hearers. and relating in his quaint way. with
many Illustrative lunrcS at imaginary fOctucti.
the story Of his nght for the new patent moulder
at tho IIVmlucks."
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Prize Fighters Arraisned,

pripClpa and second In tile Canarsie prize night
held for the 9rdnd Jury BY Justice Moore IN Brookyn
Yesterday
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Bill lives In New Britain with his mother and
uuclc and when SUN reporter called to see him
he was quite unwilling 20 say anything about the
nght, fearing that he might get into trouble.
than his own, and whenever Bill began to tell
how Inc had "lammed' his antagonist, his
anxious mother would break in with
NO, Bill think II was no good ARht at all.
, 1876-06-30

CHICAGO.


Tho enthusiasm among thu l1cal DtmacfAt3 crnr
The nomination Of Tildeu md Hendricks al lhc
standard. bcarrrn OF thu party In tho Presidential
race Of the Centennial WAS not very tonsplenous
yesterday afternoon or evening. In fact. It haa
not vitality enonsh to make all aggregation suil-
Client 10 make the welkin RIM with one decent
hu.rah. Here and there the casua1 mention Of the
names that wcse mol born TO die was responded to
by fani cheer about ytyoruua ns that ye!pca by
Mcytetcs's "znpcs" when Virtue t.iunphs and
vice has to take back tcat-
Oncs anl while little aggregated enthusiasm
mas titcrrnib1e on tho psrt of so1nc ancient rocG;
plta.altly poke tho .lbss VI hfs Republican
e,ghbst a }Gsa|sF' Ssn sma'k IN, wss ss,,s
sSs ssSsry.ainr 10y bc5"to hIm. and When asked ho%
much ht Is willing 10 ribs oil The rcsuli, 1t was
cheerful tn Ere him :n!caEos ~ stick II s ort:l'
Of hls HIND. :" ! s!nu't want 10 win your money,
A few of The Eastern delegates who Wcrc subsl:
dixeA uut Of TIM, ''hari ot money" rssatnea
homes. Tley fcit guile juLl,nt oycr .hs nonslna.
tton Of Tillrl, but wsre qnls careful not to nake
y a"y II SSosemixr Wien asksd bys a,auss 70.
puftsF how ths Eastern ,pcorls would accept lien.
a'ss. and h. 'gsn 0 sbs. sa51 Fl 4.Sty
Tie reporter sqFst.tr1 tta! tho ticket somewhat
I'D .!onsh bctras,; nnd lie !nisTros.lcd uary =.
piled that pc"ple couldn't "a! crust, but bo'
iwcrn thusc vile cnld aud those who couldn't tbs
biscuit VIA gotten away with.
t,He drcSulr, Nhn requested that his name oe
nmlled from amy newspaper paragraph. remarked
that iu hta section thr ticket will be lacked upon
like thu ps,ens braces "lonx enough fur any man:
shost enonHh tor my 10y, warm n winter .nd eeo,
by liz great Democratic party, nrd Will andpubs.
edly pol! larger rofc than any othss cun.bsnaten
las eoula ha'H besn rlacgd IN ths asidaa1 1hss M
reporter last evening 10" they talkta to each
other IN bis absence none but they can I'll.
About town, aulung Tho merchants, thtFc was
but little FEELING ssuwn yesterday IN seSard 70 the
nomination Of fil1cn and Hendricks; Thc Demo.
crAts luck upon tho lickrt with profound dIsguat.
They fcr .lia rlllsns weak nr.si tou apparent in
New fufk. aud that IIe!l!ricks IL TOO weak y ADD
sl5sllsta lr lnsana, because tho - Hay p1bF -"
,ail rai,ot make thv hard. money body Nay. l!e-
tIdes thai. llltIen IL knuwn ~ cold, calculating
person, who Iespises thu poor Man. and "hu Aas
but Gtt!e Ut tho .1ullk OF hunun kiudness In hts
system.
ed bcttts feeling than they enj Dyed before.
1Apy Lock ayoa u ~ etssagtaepiu& laJAs sAa
, 1876-06-30
KENTUCKY.
ffHItINt.ftF y IA II = ~ d

LorIsy1tLE, Ky, Juns .D-AiudIns to the st.
Louis nomination, the Co.Fstr-JoHrnai says:
''The nomination Of Gov. T!den marks = new
In American po'iiiea 1t IL Tho elect of thu ezcr-
t!ons Ut pceuuasise force, not merely the result
Of tho concessions Of powerful rivals who would
not yield 10 each other. aal h! the aosn!astlon
drop 70 tho ower plane If ability md prominence
in orle. to n.utualy spare each others feelings.
Thu nomlnce il thn representative Of positive, not
negative mcrits, anil the campaign thus
inaugnratcd will be ono OF organized 1lcas. cot
one 1T Heterogeneous tlcnlrntA combined for
the scldah purposes Of scouting To- themselves tho
public ap0lls, Tho Issue presented 10 tho country.
any. IN which the eamra!gn Viii hc candHcted, III
tic sharply .deAuch l.sur of admnstsatsc reform,
the impostauc" Vi which t. eo4ecdca svsn by those
who secretly oppaAsd It, aud the urgency at Wh!ca
10 tGIn can deny Without doing vulchce TO hts con.
scteIs>r. The Convention had Impressed On t.,m
the idea that lheis purity had bttter chance t..
success by taking rip the cfy Of reform than In any
uther way. The untni1atlDn Ia the result OF Judi.
cuus Organization and hard work. :"
The Ltdgtr tlIennclatl sAya: 1--WE are proud Of
our candidate, hu IL e.tsy inch MEN sna rstfy
inch i statesman. Eyrry man in Tho euuntry
whosr cry for telur1n il nUt I hollow sham sAould
salIy to his support
TIE STATE.
LOUISVILLE. kr,, Juno 1l.-Dspatchcs fsnn ali
points In Kentucky Indicate great rejoicing aud
thas,asn1 osrs the St, Lun!s hou.iGcvs.