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The New York herald., 1876-03-17

THE HoRBBLE TALES OF THE SEA which we
instinctively recoil from as morbid unreali-
ties. but which experience proves are but
too possible and too true, have q fit compan-
ion in the story of the survivors of the Brit
ish ship Great Britain.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.


BOOTHS THEATRE.
JULIUS CESAR, at P. NJ Mr. Lawrence Barrett
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
TWENTY. THIRD STREET OPERA HOUSE,
CALiFohNlA MlNSTRELs, at 7. NJ
WOODS MUSEUM.
VOTES GENERAL, at +. NJ. Matinee at2P NJ
LYCEUM THEATRE.
WAILACK'S THEATRE.
THE WONDER, at Z. NJ. Lester Wallack
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.
VARIETY, at 81. NJ. Matinee at2 I. NJ.
CHICKERING HALL
we'll
CHATEAU MABILLE VARIETIES.
VARIETY, at 7. VI. Matinee at p. NJ.
BROOKLYN THEATRE.
LED ASTRAY, at +. NJ. Miss Kate ClaXton-
UNION sQUARE THEATRE
ROSE MICHEL, at y T. NJ.
PARK THEATRE.
BRASS, at 8 p. NJ. George Fawcett Rowe
BOWERY THEATRE.
CELL POI, at 8 p NJ Charles Foster.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
PIQUE, at p. NJ Fanny Davenport Matinee at p NJ
THIRTY FOURTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
VARIETY, at 8 r. NJ. Matinee AZ . 7. NJ
GERMANlA THEATRE.
HEGENLIESCHEN, at 3 p NJ.
TIvoLI THEATRE
GLOBE THEATRE
VARIETY. at p. NJ Matinee at Z. NJ.
PARTISAN VARIETIES.
VARIETY, at SP NJ
sAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs. at sP W.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT is determined
30 follow the lead of the United States in
regard to the carrying of Transatlantic mails
by abolishing the contract system and select
ing vessels for their speed for the service
Ind paying by weight. We are glad to be
Of service 10 England.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

The EFFECTS oP THE STORM visitation in
England seem to have been particularly Sc
we're. Indeed, the breakup of the winter in
Europe has caused widespread disaster, not
only in the British Isles, but all over the
Continent
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

GOVERNOR TuDEN and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Dorsheimer deny having in their pos
session or knowing anything about letter
from Senator Boutwell-alleged TO have been
written when he was Secretary of the Treas
ury-to Henry Clews, promising administra-
ton favors to tho latter in return for sixty
thousand dollars. to be used for republican
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

MULLER (DEarocBAT), OF New York; Cock
(democrat). of Queens, and Worth (repub-
lican), of Kings, lodged their duty to their
constituents by absenting themselves from
che meeting of the Railroad Committee
when the report on the mo seat no fare"
bill was up for vote.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

THE WATEEED AIILKNIES arc contending
in the Supreme Court for their right to sell
Croton in New York at ten cents quart un-
disturbed by the Vaccinations of the Board
of Health.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

WALL STREET YESTERDAY. Stocks were
moderately active and irregular. The largest
speculation was in Western Union. Money
closed easy at 2 10 per cent Gold opened
and closed at ia 1-2, the extreme prices of
the day being Id 5-S q ia 3-S. Govern
ment bonds and railway mortgages were
firm.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

The HERALD BY FAST MAIL TRAINS. .-Ne,cs-
dealers and the public throughout the country
,riU be supplied 1cith the DAILY, WEEKLY and
SUNDAY HERALD, free of postage, 6y sending
their orders direct 10 this office.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

BALDWIN (REPUBLIcAN), OF ALIEGANY, was
The only member of the Railroad Committee
iaithful to the interest of the people and
who voted in the negative on the adverse re-
port to the ''No seat no fare" bill.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

QUEEN VICTORIA will start out for her tour
in Germany ON the 2Sth inst. 1t will be a
quiet family excursion, as she desires no
public receptions, and will meet relatives by
blood or marriage at every step.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

campaign purposes. A statement to the
effect that they had control of such docu-
ment appeared in an evening contemporary
and excited comment
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

In FRANCE the storm has been particularly
severe, inundations being reported from all
the rivers, causing great deal of loss and
suffering.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

From our reports This morning the probabilities
Hre that the ,oedther to-day scN be cloudy, 1oiM
rain.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17
SUPPL E NJ E Mt.

NEW YORK. FRIDAY. MARCH II, 1876.
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VOLUME xII...................... n
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SIXTH STREET.
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PARIS OFFICE-AVENUE DE L'OPERA.
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

MORE Failures are reported in England.
Settling day seems to have very unsettling
effect
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

A BLACK LIsr.-The members of the As
sembly Railroad Committee who voted in
favor of the adverse report on Mr.. Killian's
'No seat no fare bill were:-West (repub-
lican), of Saratoga Mckee (republican), Of
Herkimer Gridley (republican), of Oneida
Whitson (democrat), of New York; Power
(republican), of Columbia.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17
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Twelve dollars per year, or one dollar per
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All business, news letters or telegrephlc
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Letters and packages should be properly
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Rejected communications will not be re-
burned.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

"MURDER WILL OUT."-The discovery OF
the alleged murderer of Mrs. Keys, of
Stewartsville N. j., is q startling vindica-
ton of the old proverb The crime was COM
mitted nine years ago, and the husband OF
the unfortunate woman, who had been ar
rested on suspicion but finally released, has
unjustly borne the stigma ever since. A
few frantic words uttered by the mistress of
miscreant who was beating her in Cleve-
land, Ohio, have led to the discovery, and
John Cunningham now lies in jail to stand
face to face with Jersey justice.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
VARIETY ats 2. NJ
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

these exhibitions, and, after Vienna, Paris
and London, few Frenchmen or Germans, OF
even Englishmen. will be willing to risk the
journey over the seas to look at a mountain
of quartz and wilderness of whirling ma
chinery. We shall have a few distinguished
men interested in the growth of the country
or who will come for political reasons, like
the Emperor of Brazil and the Prince of
Sweden. We shall have few adventurous
sportsmen who will drop in at the Centen-
nial on their way to the hunting grounds Of
the far West. We shall have commercial
travellers who will come with their wares.
But there will be no general coming of the
people from any foreign land. The ocean il
too wide and too stormy, and, as we have
said, the Centennial, so far as the Exhibi-
ton goes, is an old story.
The real value of the Centennial will be
as On American show for American eyes. So
far as the royal guests are concerned the
more who come the more opportunity we
shall have to do them honor as the repre-
sentatives of nations with whom we are on
terms of peace, and whose presence with as
will be gracious courtesy which we shall
only be too happy to acknowledge.
PROFESSOR SILLIMAN, who gave evidence
before the Committee on Foreign Affairs OF
the House of Representatives in reference to
his connection with the Emma mine, seems
to have been unfortunate in the cable synop-
sis of his letter to Mr.. Hewitt which was
transmitted to England. He quoted in this
letter the very telegram which is now cabled
back as o discovery. We wish that every
thing in connection with the wretched busi-
ness could be as easily explained as this
blunder of the cable epitomizer for the Eng
lish papers. 1t needs no Fictitious aid OF
telegraphic blundering or partisan dema-
goguery to make the selling of the shares Of
worthless mine to the English people
appear disgraceful swindle, let the par
ties concerned shift the blame among them
selves as they may.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

BOOTHS THEATRE.
JUL1US CESAR, at ?. NJ. NJ Lawrence Barrett
, 1876-07-19
LIVINGSTON COUNTY, ILL.
COUNTY CONVENTION,

Gk%t4A* AfS4&H4&E4 ~ AH& IF4&8A
PONTIAC, ILL.,, July 18.-fhe Republicans Of
Livingston County held convention here to-
day fos tho purpose of chooalng candidates for
tho Offices Of Sheriff, County Clerk, and a,ste's
Attorney. Il, II, Johns, Chairman Of tho CeA,
tral Committee, called the Convention to order,
and nominated ~ Chairman II. A. Kenyon, OF
Dwight c. l.. Palmer, +. L. Allies, and L. ".
Dimulek wero chosen Secretaries. Tho Chair
man appointed q committee upon credentials,
who reported twenty-niAo towns represented
and over 100 dclegatcs In attendance.
HOLD THE FORT.
The Hon. ]. w. 6tronlll moved. aud 1t was
unanimously carried, that tho Convention In
sttuct It's delegates to cast their votes ut tho
the present Incumbent, the lion. @. l.. Fort,
the Congressional Convention; James II,
uof, ot Pontiac; Emery Gregg, Of Falrbury;
=. A. Hoyt, OF Forest; II. a. Kenyon, of
nwighti Dr, Joel Allen. Of Nebsasks; ellhs
Hayes, pf o.ego; J. u: Funk Of Odcll; John
Eppards' Point; William strawn, Of Newtonn;
aud W. 3. Cumberland, Round Grove.
SENATORIAL AND REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Convention thuN proceeded to aefcct tho
following delegates TO tbs Senatorial and Rep
rsscntatl1e Conventions: N. Z: Kenyon u
odcll, !. 4. Hunter Of Owtgo, Fred Fernhold
Q. +. Avuty Of Pleasant Ridge, u. n. bulLard ot
Reading, J. W. Mooro Of E.tlarl, v. V. Parlne-
ter Of 1yoca; Rocks Creek, .. 3. Tutsle; Pike,
u. H. 6allon; Pontiac, Dr. Filkins.
e. r. Naples, Ut Pontiac, offered the follor.
Ing resolution, whtchwas unAnlmoua]y Adoptodl
R41oivsd. Tint tho Republicans of Livingston
, 1876-07-19

Arthur Dixon, =. K. Beact, Avery Moore n .
stone, W. X. BullIyan, c. 4. Matson. IT, H..
Olcson. and Henry Hafer were prcacut ~.
not being quorum, tho mcctingfadjo ri ~,
to-tnorfoW afternoon at O'clock. y" W
TIk NEXT AUDITOR,
This Hon. Thomas b. Needles, Of ys.h,.-
ton County, the Republican candidate for ,e ~. !.
Auditor, was at ahe Pacific Hotel Last crsnise
TO attend the meeting Of the gtota. ren,aaR
Committee today. lie was In the best Of snIra!
Regarding tbs pulltlcnl situation In sonthern n;
noit, Which he sa{s was never better for tn n.
publican party Tho Germans, he eaid, c,,n,s ne
ho relied on for Hayes and Wheeler, al i,.,a i....
two-thirls Of those W1lo had L,bcrhliled IN FL
having already cast their lot with tho party TX
those who t1nl not wcrc SLOW 10 rorn oaa
nit themselves to T[1lcn. Tho na,,: e".n'
was thoroughly orRantee.l, and victorT vaa an!
TO come. st. Clnir County, cven, tic hnn"u ss
Gov. Koerncr, wonld be carried withn,,t ssI 81
trouble. lie did not believg that Kocrncr vo,3 an3
enter the canvass with any degree Of carns.sl
ness, nntl, II ho did, his Influence would ~
promptly overcome, at home at least. liz hsS
not yet fully entered upon tho car,vass @ h~t
wherever no lad gono he fad found The Rcnuh's ~
!tcans enthuslastEc and tho Dcmocfats dcmnrai.
i1ctl. Immediately after the st. Louis Conyen'
tion the OppoBttfon was hoastful, but tho yentt.
lntlon Of the record Of Ttlden had cast dtsnaess tes
aInong them, md put those who had indorss51
ltltlch 90 "ltelormer" on the fence. A rooS
proportion Of thom, he predicted, would tu,nbts b
over OH the Republican slde before No.embrs
, 1876-07-19
Hendricks Gives Assurance that
Everything Is Lovely.
Senator Logan and Congressman Fort
1ndorsed in Livingston
County.
Gratifying Evidences of Isepub-
licnn Strength In WIS.,
consin.
Politics at Honne---Perplexlties
OF tho Tildenites.
GENERAL.


HENDR1C1ZS..
nm Tu1EKs liz CAN RIDE WITH T1LDHN.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 18.-The Daily Neus pub
llsles tho following Interview with Gov. Hcn-
bricks with reference TO the spccial froQ sara-
toga 10 tho Connseretdl 4d,vritser Of New York.
Reportcr-Wtll you indicate to tho lNto4
whether or not there Is any truth In tho Asso.
ciatcd Prcssflfspatch from New York to the effect
TINT fuch differences developed between your
self and Cor. T1tden at the Saratoga conference
OH the currency question us to possibly oblige
you to rcpudiate Tlldcn or retire yourself from
the tickctf
Enthusiastically, have seen no such dis
patch ~ you refer To.
The rcportrr. promptly produced tho tcle-
GRIM, anil tho Governor, after recalling II aloud.
continued: It Is wholly uufounded In overy
particular.
k-Wns yonr conference with Ttldeu har-
1nontous aud satisfactory,
HIT WAS. Of colrso We differed In soro
1mlnntcfial points, but on The rcal isaues of tho
campaign we were united. II would, Indeed, be
strange coincidence to tlnd any two n,ct in the
country whose opiuions on national questions
Wcrc ln exact harmony.
k-Thc tclcErnn, then, yoM pronounce lack-
Ing OF every element Of truth.
H.-The con..nereiat 4idtertiser, referred to In
tho telegram, suspect, Is a strongly partisan
paper which readily accounts for the fabrication
o Which IL gave publicity.
, 1876-07-19

tahllshed between the ports Of Japan and the
Chincae ports Of Chcfoo and Nex Chnmnno.
HeoftroY, who VIA recently tho French Min
Japan
:. fnourquc Kaorn, ArsIstank Commissioner Ia
the recent expedition to Corca, nntl member
Of the Gcnro In, saila for America and Europe
Ing tlnancia and commercial subIcctA connect
cd with Japanese intercsta Ills visit has no
political object
=. Pcshinc, The South American Councillor
OF tl,o Japanese Foreign Olice, rctircs NEXT
:, The M[ka1o's progress through the northern
=, Several young Japanese attaches Of tho Lega-
tloh in Washington and students sail BY the
, 1876-07-19
WISCONSIN.

THE POLITICAL ourLooK-A sTnA1uur ISSUE
naTwaxk BOURBON DEMOCRACY AND aHpun.
..,..ns, n,onsteM-tnosrhc1s ooop ron HArAs ANN
annss1nT.t. M,arn1nTs s"tohf-s"A CON-
Sn.c,a, c,,rr..ennt.a". 49, "a. r.,,
MADISON, via. july 17-Thn hattl".r-orna
Of the Northwest, In the coming pn,aiI.ntta,
str,volc vii bo n. q, -. ~ 1,,t.ss,-,
es~' ,',ss' a''i w ~ .ao st"tte " Hlscons'n anu
thasaha- 30 iar aa thla stato ID concerned, the
Republicans feel fully ablo to meet tho cohorts
Of Tlldeu and hls '.barl Of mo,,oyn under
whichovsr hammer ~ h,th ,tnx ,,,n,s Ill., ua' M"t'a
.rhn s' 1noy A,u"e 'no nsnt.
tho De"'oel"''e !'tos1asattle hefe 10 10 conduct
the canvass undcr thoir l0uble-hondel ticket
and two-faced platform, ,--upon tho sasno prtnci-
pic that the aucttoncor cried or lila susnennr.
nLonr nno,,rh for .nv n,a,, and s1,as. a"nSss
,or .,'s % taa,s' W., M s a.a''' anu e4'ots enouSo
los @uy 10Y! hatu money Tor the darnasls,
eoIt money Tor the Nag-Babyikes. They will
claim To the people TINT tAe nlltkle tokcrn IL Ia
1uder vhirhoyer thtmhta +hav ,,rasow r,t.
H., !. ass.s,,, =. -..J - Ivy p.eAot' An's
t'"eJ - w '''" W e3sase econ4us1onln the ranks.
A'feaay taefe arc Indications Of
A sEAtous DAHAK
among tho Ttl]en leaders,
RI n, notElrr In. h,., a,,.
~. 1s .r,."s ~ 1'oa 1o"o to"ssu organ
Nlhg me !uaeh 1ofcea, and Tor that, perlsaps,
bnt Ataio 10 requlFod, as there Is probably no
Btatp In tlle Union where the DcmucratIc eiu.
nent IA surh a .n,Id. romnnct nm. -, ,u,n.
ike a macbue thst has % witn,a t...,,1 ",a
, 1876-07-19

ConntJ, IN Conyonston hcrs assembled exnres.
!heir hearty Endorsement OF tho course of our
hoaorod eenator. the lion. John A. Logan, In Tia
United stAtaa Henhte, and 10 hereby Instruct our
8anator and Representative to voto for ifs return
10 the Aeae now occupied By him.
NOMINATIONS.
". II. Jenkins, Of Pontiac, received thu
nomination for Circuit Clerk. b. E. Robintun,
tho present Incumbent, received lilo nomlna.
lion Tor Sheriff. D. L. Murdoch, Of Fairbury,
recc!yed The nomination for state'a Alturncy;
tton Of Coroner BY acclamation. George Il.
Gray, Of Rocks Creek, was chosen candidate
for State Representative. g.. r. Fosdick, Of
ClRtsworth, was chosen candidate for State
Senator.
RESIGNATION.
4. M. John Chairman Of the Central Com.
mIttce, tcndcrcd his resignation, which was
accepted.
, 1876-07-19

hotciM D'spa&ch to Tia 7rbuhd.
this State at present rcntres IN tio u,
H"an"a.,' 'a =. ,s, psssn .euesi 'Ic De'noefatc
sonsene'on .N wAlc" asse'aoies at Jefferson City
IN Inc morning. A special rocclred at a late
hour tonight states that tho trains Inst night md
today from cast and wees hrourht ,tn,.,,,1
crowds OF can,1idu.ca. ,,olcoatca an1 ra1tt,eai
,~ar,,n-s ar1 ,ta ,,tss. ae'S ,sn, a"u !oa'eal
"e'"s' - @4'o tne uIlhost ulilcu1tJ WIS expert
enccd by some Of the late arrivals in finding
sleeping accommodations, Tho unusua,1v
49, M a1nnss on. " as ~ n..sl'.eu 10 1ho
1Aes ''As a4'aons e'Ssy touat5 Ill the STATE sends
up a canuidato 1or ltalroad Commissioner, while
6ono OF them send two or three. BY
the arrival Of the Hon. j. s. pletns tho rol, of
G oanu'oa,es LOT aunefnaIorai aonors Is complete.
they all have headquarters at tic Madlson.
GOV. HARDIN.
In order to sct at rest the ouestion NJ IN
whether Gov. IarlIn would n INV .vont
=. s..,,.s.:, ~, y. "a ~ my oseat
DO eohAaerca IN the race | called on
hlm thls evening and put the question direct
whether he would nccept tho nomination II of-
fcrcd. Tle respot,se VIVA n most nmnh,t,c r,,r
ativo. Ho would nndcr m csc,'r, ~ aeal
1Ta boe hnJ tva 80 rso.s ~ ~. A'ept.
labor, and that ought to bo
considered sufficient, aud no one ought
to ombarrnss him bv askftnr him tn ncront a sor.
oud term o a1s cs9c T. tn - o stetn ts, so
pot r. oaly you'd he not asfspt nomination, but but
for Kim T Tho s III Iike - 11 ,'st, Moa vote
wns instrnctnti r. b,s toyy,- "euogaunn a.,
frjt consiIernhlv annornI nj i rhnu h,u ne n9
no right to place him il an embarra.sIngy III uy posf osI
isIsd so,nn mohths n1o .g,''F ol oeelha@'on pub
This niaiu tajk nifcftm.,,v a,a,,,c. ~ ~, ill.,,
~ rr~ni.o f,nv 1farI1ts, a. qssposes o. a idoo
- "'e WV "ncu'n co., vpsT' ~ = oafA nofec'"
, 1876-07-19

tot ~ sEostdencs Journal United 6tatcs sens.
n, sdr an'a,2y'e pspsr} throws out tlis prcenant
arn.s aants ~, Huntington Is full of CoaicIsrsts
Po'Gxte1a Px aaa ~ hhayg otesE. many ot {hsm Wal
a1 engineering foj liz Of ath 'fs hss WE
s.o - o. tas service. Everybody knows .th.t IT, ths
tnhvss, tha,,, -, Tli r., b' temIorary. tbs best occTS,
not sntas upon new stauIoyments. thosa ae1 g, ~
sSn., 1uas,stson, tFaintnR and capacity make t6em
aost Va!nabto to tho country, VIII n thn Ssss
slig9' sligg9 ~ ana xhan tbs Army ad navy 10 sssss
Rlaces." NSf' 'ae5 WI III ~
, 1876-07-19
LOCAL.
GIEANTNGS.

TIE sTATB REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
meets this morning at II o'clock in tho ladies'
ordinary Of the Grand Pacific Hotel, IAN en-,
thustaatlc gathering is anticipated, md views
Will be freely intcfchangcd. Reports will also
be received from every section Of the State.
AROUND TnE REPUBLICAN, CRY uRADuuAR-
TIERS,
corner Of Lakc and Olark streets, there was
nothing doing yesterday, further than receiving
reports Of club otEant1attuns. Tie letters ro.
;ei.sa ;n show teat there y genuine enthusiasm
wcat, Especially In Iowa aud 1Ytsconsu II Is
expected that the 1atter will giro majority Of
November.
- Tn1 pnnocRAr1c o1rr coMM1rTHz
held brief session yesterday morning In Tho
Pa!mer House hcad9uartcrs, but did nothing.
Ilie Democratic County Committee meets at
ocloek thls afternoon to prepare for thu hold
lng q tis RnC,,.y C,Santy Convention;
Dctnocratta meeting in Milwaukee this oyonipe,
Lewis Steward, Of Plano, Kendall County, tie
rag.hahy candidate for Governor, Ia In tho city,
trying to do little work for his side Ut tIo
A. yet anything brt peaco rc'gus in tho Dono-
and a. hs return t9 dsyouty Wished for by tho
Ihe best elasa Of tho Dumoclatio party want
William T: Coolbaugh to run for Governor,
That gentleman cmphatica'ly declines, though
much pressure llas bocn brought to bear on him.
~ naats IT. 70 be Presidenttal Eioctor at largo
from this State. On tho other hand, MiED
Evans and tho "b'hoya u arc opposnI In hfm'
"by dang" They want Low Steward Stewart and dIi.i'e thoe
Iag.b.by iudorsed and supported by tho Dclnoc-
fs. T,Sy s1so demand TINT Cool6augh slall DO
stltqted IN his place. In this stato Of affairs Mr.
" =. Storey atepS In. Ilo claims to llayc 70
turned TO tho Democratic camp, and wants to
alesssn the selection Of ticket. lie claims that
tne ticket, md Is enphAtically opposed to The
Tag-baby. Mtloa Kchoc, JOHN ForaytAc, Mike
Evans. and others, representing tllo popular
stntsv o. baxin tnS oek,foote" are opnSsoA to
who shall So nominated s CO coneeracJ. M ~ J''gTtg Th"g9
they were working With tho party through chick
,,na an4 thIf - be va aasalng tllua Another point
Mant candidate for 0oYetnor who.
like Tilden, ahall haro tbar'l uf money!; 10
spond. I!lden gives this State up a. hoi,eleso,
ana Yn. says shst nc VII re his money only ia New
carry. He is dctcrtlncd That nouo. Of his Wcslth
sllall be spent III tho State Of illinois. As
candidate TOR Govornor 6am Marshall, Of Gala
n county, is !ootntng up. llo Is resident Of
and IL said to rosaess in ainoint Of lutrc sons.
Whist approaching "thnt barl Of noneY,W md.
~ he y pretty liberal, he would mako "a active
and goo1 canvass.
u IT seems to be hkc.l belief that Tildcn will
~ sS aown 90 tho Resumption bill repeal plank,
~ * Ehat Hendricks Will thus bc furccsl out o}
the Defh: Df: me opou rupture has gtvsn many Of
ahem ~ ll.t Rt- certain defeat for Tllsn this fall
an1ousiy st !stter sr, Of acceptance Il most
6t1T8hMTH WAHD RAsr.. ....
, 1876-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

tSs
ALABAMA NErUDLtCAEs.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 1s.-The Spencer ant,
anti-spencer Republican factions have with
drawn thelr 8tato tickets, md united on ticket
headed by N. Woodroff, present Mayor OF
coronnss1onAL soMtrA7,ov.
VfcKsnuno, Miss, July 1B.-J. Il. Lynch was
HMomlnatea unanimously OH the first baltot for
sG1aErsss s:,a by tho Republican Convention In the
s.,t.o5 8 sgseta' n|tpatea q 5as ;1tisaae
County Convention was held to-day, and n
COUNTY ticket nominated. For Legislative. I Juhn u
Mayo Palmer and Dewitt smlth; Circuit cicrE,
Ja%ss ht9n1n. a: Winaton Sheriff, r Elllott; slatos
grcsslonal conrsu Of William nj. SPRINGER, md
recommending him for denomination. Dele.
gates to the State and Congressional Conven-
Tho work Of the Convention is t,lsapproycd by
Z, many q tke country delegates US principally
q nominating tho Hon. 0. N. Hutch, In ISL, i
idas Liberal, but noT hearty, llnye. ami Wheeler
other. - WV
Tic Hon. D. L. Phillips, OF the stats Journal,
s rtD oGg nfgssa as coness0nal PIT candidate =
cldcdly in favor Of running newspaper rstier
than going to Congress.
:, !, Is stated that 9ov pcvcriago desires tho
a: Mclaughlin rs clerk or assistant Secretary
Of the Board.
LArosTH, IND.
Specie! hspufch to The Tribune
LAroRrE, Ind, July IA Hays aid Wheeler
nov about 100 ,nemIers. The III Republicans ni.o aHa
wlac ,aas a awake, and are working within Will. Tho
they look to 1t as tho true representative 81 lie.
publican principles. Tho subscription llrt is In
creaalng every day.
sp<cso, Diepates R,neS, - Tx +. z,r.u,,
DIXON, III, July ls-The Republican Con-
1Abt1ah Powers, one OF tho oldest and most
h!ghiy-respectcd farmers Of this county, will
probably Be nominated Tor the Legislature, and
Capt. Il. D. Deinont for tho State Senate. Tho
ticket will be ono Of tho stropgest the Repub-
lkans have mado for yeAzg.
sp<e,a, pBiF9AgSgt, pissatsS y II: +. 1,t,,,.
DECATUR, H., July 1B.-The Republicans
have juat issucd call for County Cdnyontfon
70 meet Saturday, Aug. s, at the tourt-lIo,so
n inceatnf, to nominate county officers. The
1of Illden's letter OF acceptance before taking
my dnclsive stcpa. II It strokes tlolr hair TIC
sstnooth way on tlc currency question, they arc
Tor marrying tho Democrats.
TUE REPUBLICANS or GILMAN, ILL.
Sxet1! CotftEpcndencs qf The Tribune
GILMAN, III: July 17.-Thc Rcpubi!cans OF Gll-
man met et Mann's Hall, On Saturday evening,
Club. The following officers were elected: ". q.
6tonet President; G. @. Gross, Vlee-Prcsilont;
a. ]. pelanE, soeretary; J. II. Alien, Treasurer.
specct,es were mado by Mcssrs. Rll,n1oy, Cross,
aud others. 4 large temporary building will bo
greeted for tho use OF tho Club. 4 club was
formed TO takc twenty-five copies OF TlH CAM
rAi1N TnIpuNn; moro will bo ordered soon.