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The daily gazette., 1876-04-21

To the Eiecr0rs OF NeU Castle q
FELLOW CITIZENS:
| again offer myself to your cOnside'atl]
as a candidate for the office of Sherln, OF NJ
Castle County. SubJecl TO the, NON iha'lI
of the Democratic Party. TDanKlas
friends for their former support, aM
''pe'' ISAAC GRUBBI
January LIST, 1876.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-21
T1HK NEW CASTLE co.,
MUTUAL
Insurance Company,

NO. 602 MA KET STREE
ms RES AGAINST FIRE.
HOUSES AND ALL OTHER
U1LDINGs WITH THEIR CONTENTS
Fol- periods OF time varying 10 Smonths
erm OF years.
MANAGERS:
WHLlAh TATFALL. WILLIAM CAEss,
JAMES BRADFORD GEO. RICHARDsoN.
GRo. c. MARIs, JOHN JONES.
CHAs. W. Rowland CLEMENT r.. SMITH
EDw d BRISGHURsT, JAMES RIDDIE
EDWARD I. BELLAH A, z. SHANNON
AsAroH RICHARDSON, GEO. Ii. BATES,
III, M. CLEAvER-
WILLIAM TATNALLL, Pre't,
ANIL. SMITH, secY. feblu
The daily gazette., 1876-04-21
POLITICAL.

IO.fhe Voters OF Ne,ri(dstie count
GENTLEM-N:-
l offer myself as candidate for the .otI
Of Sheriff. subj, &C to the decision 0. \
Democratic parry. ,
k IId., Dec. I'D. lo75.s
d odd mwtn
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6 HERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed. Will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL Sal SHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the citv of Will
mlngton New Castle county, Delaware on
SATURDAY.
THE Goth DAY OF APRIL, 1876,
at , o'clock .. N.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
&All that certain lot, piece, or parcel of lano
and Mesuage thereon erected, situate in the
city of Wilmington. aforesaid; bounded and
sescribed as follows, to wit: Bet inning ON
the southerly side of Second street, between
washington and Justinson streets. at the dis
lance OF forty feet from the westerly side OF
Warrington street. at a corner of James
Smlto s lot: thence southerly parallel with
W ashinRton street, seventy feet 10 the north.
erly size OF five feet fees wide alley; thence
ny SAID alley side westerly parallel with Sec.
ond street eighteen feet I" a stake; thence
u0rtherly parallel with Washington street
| seventy feet to the aforesaid side OF Second
street; then along the same easterly
eighteen feet tC the place of beginning; be
the contents thereof " hat they may, wit b the
iIee and uninterrupted use and privilege
CT the above mentioned alley in c3mIn OH with
others, ever. ava
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perry OF Ihos. Heney and Elizabeth, his wi fe
and I, l., and TO be sold by
WIN: II. JAMESON, Sheriff,
sherih s Once, New Castle,
April 10. ls7d. april Its
The daily gazette., 1876-04-21
THURSDAY,
THE 4th DAY OF MAY, ls-'

The following described Real Estate. viz;
All that CERTAIN 10: or pie ,e Of grouai ,tu
ate, lying and being in the hanir,i n
Georges. .)county and State aioresaid BOUNDED
I'd described as follows, to-wic BegiupnI
ut a corner of lands of the heirs Of WNliauI
Clr aver, deceased, and of Joshua Green o1
the east side of the road leading from PR
Penn to Odessa. and running with said Clea
north eighty degrees, east one hundr i AM
ffty-three feet; thence north six ami thre
quarter degrees. west thirty feet theme
south eighty-twO degrees, west one hur Ire
and twenty four {. ct to the place OF b'gd
Ming. containing Forty-one hundred AMI iii
ty. five square Feet oil Land, more or less,
Seized and taken in execution as the pfo
perty Of Michael Green and sewel C. ireet
heirs ut law of Perry 6reeo, 'ieceG st J., al
terre tenants, and to be sold by
VIM. IL. JAMESON. S1etis
Sheriff's Office. New Castle,
April 10. 1876. apr.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-21

ALk TAMisk-we nave receiVeJt ~ tb tbl
h from the importer, full llne lne,,entlo
elegant goods. TO which we invi1ss SHARP
ro,rtn l1d Mark
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SHERIFF,S SALE,

- By virtue of a writ OF Levari Faci,s
me directed. will be exposed to publ,c ~.
at the Hotel now occupied by lboma,
Bradway, in the town Of Delava,e Gi,r
Red Lion hundred. New Cast Count. III
aware, en-
The daily gazette., 1876-04-21

- HERIFF'S SALE.
~ By virtue of writ of Levari Facias to
to me directed, will be EXPOSED to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. S4i SHIPLEY ST.,
kept by George W. ortlip, in the city OF Will
mington New Castle county, Delaware. on
SATU RDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1876,
At2 O'Clock. p, M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel o: land
situate in the city OF Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and dsscr bed as follows. to-wit Be-
ginning at a point on the wester side of
Monroe street ut the distance of eighty feet
southery from the souiherly side of Eighth
street to u corner of land late of the Trustees s
OF Central Presbyterian Church. now of II en-
ry Evans; thence westerly by line of said
Henry Evans land parallel with Eighth
street one hundred feet to a corner stone,
southerly parallel with Monroe street twenty
feet to another corner; thence easterly paral-
lei with Eighth street one hundred Ieet to the
aforesaid side of Monroe street; and thence
thereby nurtherly twenty feet to the place OF
beginning. be the contents thereof wha t they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of Peter + Babcock and Mary 4. his
wife, and Joseph I. Babcock and Adaline W
his wife andt. =: and to be sold by
VIM. III. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherifis ONCE, New Castle,
April 10, 1876. s aprl2.ts
The daily gazette., 1876-04-21
THE 18th DAY OF APL, 1875.
at 2 O'clock. o, m

,r , at o'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land and situate in
the city Of Wilmington, bounded and de-
tcribed, as follows. TO wit: Beginning ON the
southerlv side ofa fifty feet wide street. laid
out parallel with and at the distance of one
hundred and fifty feet northerly from the
northherly side of Lobdell street and opening
into Heald street and Claymont streets and
at the distance of one hundred and twenty
nye feet westerly from the westerly side of
Ciaymnnt street; thence goutheriy parallel
with Claymont street 70 feet TO corner
thence westerly parallel with Lobdell street
twenty, i've feet to a corner; thence nortber-
y parallel with Clayo out street seyenty-five
feet to the aforesaid side of the id fifty feet
wide street; thence thereby. easterly twenty :
five feet to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof whet they may.
Seized and tab en- in execution as the pro-
perty of William ii, Farrier. and Mary E.,
his wife. and I. t.. and to be sold by
VIM. II. Jameson. Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, Ne-v Castle,
April 10. 1876. ap'.1l-.s
The daily gazette., 1876-04-21

CHERIFF'5 SALE.
y By virtue of writ of Levari Faciss to
TO me directed Will be exposed 10 public sale
at tho
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sl SHIPLEY ST..
kept by Geo. ". .Ortlip, in the citv of viii.
mington. New Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF APL. 1874
The daily gazette., 1876-04-21
HERIFF'S SALE.

- HERIFF'S SALE.
~ By virtue of a writ of Levarl Facas to
at the Hotel of Thomas b. Bradway, in tn 9
town ef Delaware City, in Red Lion hundred.
New Castle county. Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE 4th DAY OF MAY. 1876.
At = o'clock. P. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All tnat MessuaRe and Plantation or tract
of land situate in ked Lion hundred in th e
countycf New Castle, and State o Delaware,
bounded and described a. follows, TO witt
BEGINNING in the middle Of Cedar Creek
thence by land OF William Reyoold the th hree
following courses and distances. no. h fifty
nine degrees and three quarters, west ii ty-
nine perches and siX-tenhts TO II stake, north
sixty-seyen degro es. west sixty perches and
hve-tenths TO stone. south eigbty-niR and
n quarter degrees, west two hundred and sew
en- pcrches and fve-tenths TO stone; thence
by land of Barney Repbod the three follow
ing courses and distances: south one quarter
OF degree. ealt nifty three ,perches ana nine.
te tbs u a stone, south eighty-seven degrees
west one hundred aud twenty-eight perch es
and seven-tenths to stcne, south three
quarters of degtee, east forty -eigh perches
and siy-tenths TO stone; thence by land OF
John Z Clark the two following courses an 4
distances: north eighty-seven and a half de.
grees, east one hundred and eighty six per
ches and three-tenths to a stone. south sew.
enty. seven degrees, east one hundred and
| sixty seven per hes to the middle of Cedar
Greek aforesaid thence down tho same the
several courses and distances thereof to the
place OF beginning. containing Two Hundred
and Forty-six Acres One Rood and One Perch
be the same more or less.
| Seized and taken in execution as tie pro.
| perty Of Anthony ReybOd and Ann S. hl,
WILLIAM Ii. JAMESON, sher,n.
Sherin,s once, New Castle.
1874
The daily gazette., 1876-04-21
SHERIFF. $ Sal. .Es.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue OF writ of Levari Facias. to
me directed. viii be exposed 10 Publ, sale,
nj tho Hotel of william Il. Hollis. at Towns
end. in AppoquInimink hundre. New Castle
county, Delaware on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
Governor Tiidou,s Defense.

The long expected defense of Governor
Tllden in the fraudulent Income return al
legations is nearly completed, and will
probably be given in full for publication
within few days. Much speculation has
been INDUCED in as to it's nature, both par.
ties regarding it as of vital importance in
f'reshadowipg the result on election day.
But the Governor has wisely kept his own
Q 'unsel, and speculation alone has hitherto
revealed the secret. The Herald, however,
IL authorized to announce, on information
not wholly connected with the Republican
party. but deemed. nevertheless, entirely
authentic, that the following is the line Of
defence advanced by Governor Tilden:
In 1861. the period of the alleged false re-.
turns, his two brothers, Henry and Moses,
lately d. ceaeed. were in the chemical man
ufacturi0g business In Lebanon, but finau-
cially embarrassed to such Q degree that
ruin was inevitable unless prompr and
ample relief came to hand.
In this crisis Governor Tilden advanced
at different dates large sums of money
to several hundred thousand
dollars out of his earnings, all or nearly all
of which Was lost. This he claims, left his
income at the figure given in his sworn
statement, and this is the defense to tho
charge Of perjury. The document whom
published will, Of course, be more volumin-
QUE, but 1T is believed that tha essential
points are embraced above.-Neu York
Herald.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
MARK ETS.
Domestic Markets.

ERw YORK, Septt mber l6.-Tho following 10 the
decrease $3.50 oOo legal tenders 81 625 900: d-rosts
increase e3. 600; 'e elves I, creass s5oo.no
re sub Trashy e, ~, ssalanoe'aold' sae cur
The ub-,reasurer paid out on account Of interest
$4,000; for bonds $50 roo.
Cotton coeed easier; niddline upapds II &c; sslas
279 bales; net and srots n ceip's none; cnusoi.
idstsd !a receipt. 1857; 1gorts to France loO
II 1891! 1920: November IL 3l6"li &c; Dc.
&C. .srcs sail S $780, Az ype t1cs;Ics:y
My ~ a nl2 Ss2c; ne 70 5ls0n ll32c July
gIases .ts osG fair export and home trade Do
s"S mns sn,ds
transactions eetricted ty ind farence on the psSt
ofhoeers to realize spring. 81 os for very inferior
Western: part to srrivs; 81 Is for new winter
prices, however without decided change Oafs-
Old active and 6rmer; new heavv and lower 380
44c for new mixed Wrstt RI: 36045c for new white
do. Pork lower; new mes el7. Lard dec,d dly
Coffee quiet srd firm. sugar dun Rico steady:
fair d. mand M lasses du l. TurpeL tine steady.
Resin tirmer. 81 7o0l S. Freghts without dc.
ST LorIs, September ls-rlour active, but rot
9n,cstnaoy higher. Wheat No. red fall 81 100
.p tst sPC S;x q ISL Gss sn No. g os I'D
unchanged; 0ats-Iemscd light; holders frm;
10 81 bid snt sAc bid September. Rye SIC.
Pork steady; good johhing trade at eI7 IS. Lard
4unt: city steam l0Ac; tales to arrive, lose
Bulk meats dull and nominal Bacon dull; shoul.
G fn osc; clear rib Q 9 81 ass clear sides
IVA 0lokc Hogs strong; bacon e5 50d6. Cattle
etr"ng ior butchers; weak for shipping; prices un.
CiNciNSAfl, September l6.-Flour stesdy and
M as, wheat . quiet and firm at 81 10. Corn dull
81 az soc 0sts steady With fair demand a. 3a0a2e
Pork 1 easier At sis Is la,d dull; steam ier.
lOMc; Kettle i2ol2ac. Bulk meats in active de-
sides exc Bacon steady with . fair demand:
Wh s S clear ear rib sides clear .d
Butter finn and unct anged Hoes steadv' ,rm
and unchanged; receipts $50. shipments $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
Southwest Pass.

We are indebted to the United States
engineers Office, in this city, for the follow
ing memorandum:
During the month of August, 1876. tho
depth of tho channel at Southwes Pass, at
mean low tide. was sixteen feet six inchea,
with least width, for that depth, ranging
from eighty to 100 feet.
High tide ranged above mean low tide
from two feet three inches to three feet.
making the depth of channel, at high tide,
range from eighteen feet nine inches to
nineteen feet Elk inches.
The following number of vessels crossed
the bar during the month: Steamers 10, 20;
steamers oct, 81; calling vessels in, Is; sail-
ing vessels out, 10. Total, III.
Of these, seven drew from eighteen feet
to nineteen feet three inches. OF this num-
Der, one drawing eighteen -eet ten inches
was detained a. aggregate of ninety -aeven
hours and thirty minutes, by grounding ON
the east side of tho channel.
Ono weasel, drawing sixteen feet ak
inches. met with eight detention bY ground
ing On N outward mud laAP.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
YELLOW FEVER.


Morality In savannah
SAVANNAH. September l6-Total number
Of intermeDts to-day, twenty-eighf. Twenty.
one were from yellow fever. The weather
10 very thre atenlng with q northeast wind
and rain, which il bad for those who are
sick.
The Disease In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, September l6.-A telegram
having been sent from this city stating that
yellow fever prevailed here, and great sp-
prehension was felt, the mayor and health
department were applied to this forenoon for
an official statement of facts. The mayor,
General Ferdinand C Lstrobe, states that
no case of yellow fever prevails in Balti-
more, that Official reports were made up to
last evening from DR.. Stewart, health COM
missioner, and DR.. Howard. quarantine
physician, and not q case of yellow fever
was reported or has occurred.
In his report submitted yesterday, Dr..
Stewart states that typhoid malarial fever
prevails to some extent in q locality in East
Baltimore, fronting the back basin. in tene-
Snent houses ct the foot of Thames, d alias
and Caroline streets. That he visited this
locality yesterday and found twelve or thir-
teen cases of this fever, which originated
from the bad sanitary condition of the
neighborhood, most of which we're improv.
ing. The persons suffering were not steve
dOres, and none of the Gases could in any
way be traced to the shipping in the harbor.
The disease lie endemic, and disappears on
disinfection of the locality which |
has been applied.
Naval Precautions,
WARRINGTON, September l6-The chief |
IF the bureau of medicine and surgery of /
he navy has instructed the commanders of !.
7essels in North Atlantic stations to have
heir vessels thoroughly disinfected. They
ire also instructed to keep their vessels
solated from merchantmen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17

s,,er,er D1.crice (,oars.

euperlor District Coares
John Grief VI. New Orleans ana nooue
railroad -Petitione alleges defendant CON.
Dauv has possession of three trunks OF
his property valued at $4,000, which bis
wife. without his consent, placed in its
charge TO be shipped to Mobile. Sequestxs-
ton i,sued ON $500 bond.
Louis Bales vs. Louis Harry and Henry
D.,urs Two rules of Contempt for violst1"n
of Injunction against private markets. Inc
f,.lt"w,ng orders were issu-d 10 both Gases:
To william Pagan. Criminal Sheriff. etc.:
You ara hereby commanded. IN the name
Of the State of Louisiana Ard OF the 6upe-
rior DISTRICT Court for The parish OF Orleans.
to hold the body of Louis ders, now IN
your custody under commitment tor con-
tempt of court, in the ma ter OF Louis
Bales VI. Louis Hery, during the term
Of imprisonment tor ten days, any or.
der of release issued, or to be issued
nv Hon. e. M-unier, judge OF the Third
District Court for the parish of Orleans TO
The contrary notwithstanding, and 1t any
such order of release should issue by tho
Judge of the said Third District Court atOre-
said, you arc hereby commanded not to ex-
ecute or enforce the same.
To Eugene waggaman Civil Sheriff. ETC.:
You are hereby commanded. In tho name
ut the State OF LOUISIANA ana OF the superior
District Court for the parish of Orlesns, to
take into your custody the body Of Louis
Hery and confne him in the Parish Prison
for the spaoe of ten days. he, the said Louis
Hery, having been proven and found
guil'y Of wiilful and continual contempt
of the authority Of lhis honorable court in
this, to wiz:
The open and direct violation of the writ
of Injunction herein issued ana directed to
him, and of which due service was made upon
him, by conducting, opening and carrying
on hi. private market, at No. l03 st. Philip
street, and the vending therein of tre-h
meats, poultry. fresh fab, etc., upon the
thirteenth and fourteenth days of 6eptem-
Der, 1876, and was for such ccutempt/sen-
fenced to be committed to the Parish Prison
for the space of ten days.
You are hereby further ordered to hold
the said Louis Hery in your custody, in the
Parish Prison aforer aid, during the. period
of imprisonment of ten days aforesaid. any
order of release issued or to be issued by
Hon. K. heunier, judge of the Third DIS
trict Court. TO the contrary notwithstaud
ing; aud If such order of release should Ia
sue by the judge of the Third District Court
you are hereby commanded not
not to execute or enforce such order.
And how you shall have executed this
make due return thereof a. the
law Directs. b. L. LYNCH, Judge.
New Orleans, September l6, 1876.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
Colsuel alcEsery's Monroe Speech.

Colonel McEsery's Monroe Speech.
The Republican Campaign Committee yes
terday addressed . letter to the Denocra
Of which the following is copy:
8ooA RAPrBLicAN STATE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, I
New Orleans September l6, 1876.
Bditor New Orleans Democrat:
B0urges from this city deem it my duty
TO ssy that the controversy between this
committee and Colonel John McEoery as
to wbst he said in his speech at Monroe, il
not Cl0eed as suggested in your paper and
BY the Bulletin. The charge against Colonel
McEuery has not been met and has not
been answered by him, nor by any witness
who was present, and you will permit me
70 say, that there are as many people in
tbis State who will acc spt the statement of
nr. Bourges 80 to what occurred, 40 tho
statement Of Colonel McEaery. The letter
of Colonel McEnery is an answer to an
editorial in the New Orleans Bulletin, ia
which 1t was stated that he had ''Openly
and publicly advocated the sssseti nation Of
Nc. Packard and other prominent Rrpubli-
cans generally" But that is not the charge
which we prefer. This committee upon
the report of NJ. Bourges charge that
Colonel John McEoery ia q public speech
q Monroe used the language following.
We copy from the report OF Mr.. Bourges:
"He spoke of Mr.. Packard in the folio wing
words: Ladies and gentlemen. did you ever
see the thief, Packard, y no villifed our hon
cot candidate, General Nicholls, by Offering
him to canvass the State with hint Did
you ever see him? He has the most horri-
thief and Q sc0undrel-the embodiment of all
the cou hined corruption and rascality in this
State. Yet Mari and Semmes testified be-
fore the Gibson com mittee that Mr.. Pack
ard was not corrupt. Just think of such
thief canvaesing the state in the company
of our noble candidate for Governor After
come further complimentary remarks,
couched In the came billingsgate, he added:
4 would kill him if l had the power,
and 1t is lucky for him, and probably
for me, that I have no such power.
But he ought to be killed, aud if |
some one could put q bullet into
him (pointing with his right hand to his |
it would be . blessing to this
State He often launched forth In q |
terrible distribe against the carpet-bsggers
aud scallawage, stating that in his opinion |
they ought to be killed or run OF. and |
added: IF it we're not for the infamous |
general government under which We live, |
Z would coon be done. How long do you
think tho Cowardly scoundrels would re-
main after receiving their notice to lesve9 |
They would know what to expect if they
lid not obey"
Colonel McEnery has not denied that he
1sed this language, and We assert explicitly
md pointedly that he did.
We have expressed our willingness to &C.
'ept - final any statement from General
a. to what language the speaker
lsod, confident as We are that there will be
10 substantial discrepancy between his
tatement and that of Mr.. Bourges.
We have NO time nor disposition to handy
words with any one, and the truth will not
70 ascertaiued by calling names.
Very respectfully.
A. DUMONT, Chairman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
FOREIGN.
Tweed to be Sent to Caba.

IWeG0 % 10 SOUG 70 VuOUs
LONDON. September l6 "A dispatch from
Madrid to R.uter's Telegram Company
saws William N. Tweed and William Hunt,
who was arrested with him, will be en-
baxked at Corrupa TOR Cuba, as prisoners,
on Thursday next, the twenty-6rst instant.
Denied.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg to the
Renters Telegram Company, says the ex.
istence of treaty between Russia and
Germany providing for the settlement Of
the Eastern question in case of war is off.
cially denied.
Tho Hurricane DlsappoIuts tho Cubaus.
HAVANA, September l6-The danger Of q
hurricane here seems to have passed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-17
8. MATHEW,
Clerk of Second Municlph Court.
A Second De mocraiic Blusder.

A Saratoga letter in the Chicago Tribune
says:
The Democratic State Convention reae-
semtled at noon today to try and retrieve
the fatal blunder made two weeks ego,
Fatal blunder is what the Republicans ssy.
prominent Democrat used other words,
One Of them 9 aid this morning before the
session that he knew the c0nventien was
going to make it's own funeral. "Tilden,"
said be, "wants Robinson; xnd that gives
both first and second place on our State
from the Republican ranks. 1t is virtually
an admission that . regular, life long Dem
ocrat hasn't the ability or honesty to be
elected. 90 that even . renegade is looked
upon a. . more promising man. / am frank
to confess that, bora and bred Democrat,
can hardly stomach Uncle Sammy, and
believe him to be gone mp higher than .
kite"
There was evidently feeling of depres-
sion among the major part OF the delegates.
and they behaved themselves better in con.
sequence, thoul there were few out
bursts when any one attempted to say what
any ono else did not want to hear. The
members had become o. vinced that q seo.
ond mistake must not be m Ade. and besides
the advocates of Robinson had done their
work go thoroughly that the conven.
sA~N HIOAONos no IN
formal ballot showed this, and made
the session short. The only marked feature
was John KellJ's bid tor renewed influence
when he resigned lis position 40 elector-at-
large in favor of Seymour. Kelly eav III AZ
he had lost much BY his speech about Lib
erals at the first convention, and Vas ready
to do anything to regain his ground. It
was noteworthy, however. that while the
conve ntiou readily accepted bis Withdrawal
1t did not give him any expression OF re.
new neTe q popularity. On the contrary, Gen.
ersl "a. QusGe's motion to have Kelly ap.
pointed IN Vests place, 10 case West Re-
signed, was yelled down, and the conven,
ton rushed towards adjournment.
Locus ko6insoo was Wing, then Re-
publican till 1864, when he went over To
the Democrats, they giving him An Office in
return. Last y.sr he was elected Con.
.roller. His nomination will unite tha
democracy as much as they can be united.
but does not arouse enthusiasm ct tho hots
tom, nor 10 there anything that On eavs
Ohio and Indiana fee Tldeo,