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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
CINCINNATI, OLi0, oct 30, no.
UENpRIcks OR WmEELERf

To the razor Of The TrtbHHe.
SIR: Your leader, Dcati-bed Repentance,
ought To De- copied every Republican, newspaper IN
the country II is one of tLe ablcst and most convincing
article, OF he campaign. would like to such an
other ON tie risk to tho country in the event Of Tdens
election aud possible dcata, compared to sach an event
detailing the country should Hayes De elected. Several
Republican friends OF 10 vote the Itlden ticket
though irpudiatug hendricks. such an article - to-day =,
-rng the eNceeuc OF MhcclcrOycr Hendricks
would have good effect, very sure. You nave Dc
fore touched the subject am aware but II Is
worthy OF very powerful argument Yours rc.ue'iIuiy
,,,r- !, ark oct b. 1876. joins WEIGHT.
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THE STATE COMMITTEE ACTIVE.


ORDERS RECEIVED BY COUNTY COMMITTEES FOR
THOROUGH woRK-A LARGE NUMBER OF SPEAK
ERs SUPPLIED.
TO the EdttOr Of tn: Tribune.
SIR In your issue of Saturday, Oct. %, you
pass structures upon the Republican state Commit
tee which believe are not entirely deserved have
had some opportunities for observing the instructions
and directions Of the State Committee in the river
ties, and presume all the counties in the state have
been similarly favored 10y the committee in this regard
over 100 Republican meetings, and every dead wall
along the country roads Is placarded with posters show
ing what Republican economy has done to reduce the
debt and taxes There has been no lack Of documents
or campaign newspapers distributed, and there
II to-day a compact and systematic organization
throughout the county. This result has been
reached, and the work alluded 10 has been done
ia accordance with the Instructions Of the state Com
mittee, urged explicitly and imperdyelY, and every
facility has been afforded by that body for 10 inform
the people on the vital topics of the campaign am i'm
with the belief that where inactivity exists any
Nhcrc IN the state, examination VIII disclose the idct
that the responsibility more largely due TO the inef
cheney or ncapacty Of the local committees than to any
want OF interest the part Ot the state Com
mittee. The state Committee can direct, hu II rests
with the County Committee 10 execute. sl0htll, per
functOry discharge OF duties by local committeeman
VIII make the canvass drag, no matter how peTemptorJ
the orders 81 the state Committee may be Give the
county committees word 0f advice. stir them up-the
most of them need urge them comply with the direc
tuus or the state Committee, ana rest assured adj
vice i needed there VIII be no need FOR criticism IN any
quarter SIsTEM.
Hudson, Oct 30 1876.
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HOW WEST VIRGINIA WAS CARRIED.
ArprAe ~ wAr TRrJvWCE--sOTT WUNFY ApVf-
C,rPp-HArRED or TIE GrNFRtL G"yrEN-

APPEALS TO WAR PgIJJpCE--soli huNff ApNf-
C,rPp-HArRFD or TIE GrSFRAL GoyrEN-
MINI
To me Editor Of The TrtjUHc.
SIR: During the recent canvass in West
virginia ouru,ycd through tine state mai ing c.cll's
ID h,l.Ifof juc Republican panty. II may not hc uuin
lclt to ou 20 learn the cIdrs Of the defeat OF tAc
Republicans and also tc feeling entertained toward ihr
North by the Democratic party.
ID one cause of the Il. feat Of the Republicans was that
they we're uoj wen or-auizcd In county visited
ycar- uitI u.. TMl. Cl The muutoi- 81 Precedent
Grant wcic fknfuy used NY the Democrats as
representative act. ~ the Republican party
and inc seventeenth resolution 81 The Cincinnati platform
WA. cited "a. commencing Es acts. 3l The former pro-
.crfiyr STATE policy ~ tire Republicans WIS constantly
referred 10 the Democrats. 40 dsliEc Of AMI aver
sion 10 the General Government not strong enough o
r. G -ulty 81 aru.. stance, bti Nldt spread
aud iitt.r and strong, prevails among lI' bih'''"-
e..-.fu al eals made 20 It, There WtS pu cyl
,lert dcsc undo aud rctct-c tie policy dhl l't'a'h
,ri.r uuf ui the Tho ,lit va bu li h~r ~ pa"
,Irive, Il that though hJt,t been much az believer
han ia, "sord south" theory, came away convinced
tst ta theory mad sub tutIl Dasi- ia West Virginia
l~o.. money and mat p'Ic'!clTcp I'ajOu "iHlt
me Untd- ~ lrr-uhacfs were she cNpr-, distinct, AMI
yuuu', proclamation of the Democrats Of Their purpose
u case oi The South means that sort ~ ihs
apd ,hr Democracy 81 Hrdmuu'y states Ike NrW-l ORR
viii bc utterly unable to stem the tide. II g. a7 ir' now
as yr seward made his Iirc}res.ihle Conflict speech
- yff- "a that the Democratic party IIH ls strength
and l motive power IA the southern states, tl"l lH
scclri4 and IniuatloHal, and that he safety o. the
couutr, depend. Gpon IT, permanent dsodg"ncui rom
n,V,, X. ID. MCs.Ll.
Washington, oct. =, ls7G.
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strength 10 the foe, and insure national bank
ruptcy, ruin, and dsmcmbemcnt. He was unwilling,
afraid to reside among dangerous and reckless peO
ule came North ard united with the important religious
tody with which | found him connected. Our human
nature makes FESTIVE under defeat We long to be
ultimate yicors Those whose pride, seshneSs, and i'm
per0us will have been developed by slavery cannot sub
nit to ultimate defeat 70 rebel again Is 70 them as nat
ura "a to breathe. The programme i clear enough.
Q) To create q solid South, by intimidation ana murder
C2) Obtain control OF the Government 90 RemDursc
the South to The utmost. a. Bankrupt the Treasury
more. and 90, II necessary 10 success, seek
foreign war. Respectfully. ID. H. CHASE
AiQdieOCH, Conn, Oct. 26, 1876
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THE TRIBUNE Doing GOOD WORK.

70 me razor Of The TrtOUhe.
SIR: The TRiBUNE's exposures of the regis
,tion frauds n New-Yor, City and It's convincing APP
reals 10 business men, together with the assurance 1t eN
tends tha: the frauds election day wl.bc diligently
fought ard prevented, have produced great erect III
Cayuga County. The Republicans are more aroused
than thry nave becu years. The canvass D. oln5 S
t,yr messed. aud 10 LOOKS uUW rs u our n;DoIt WIZ
i,e . 800 Nuu may expect that from Cayuga 60 my.
POM lji,.ts here. think tlat TT TRIBUNE "a doi ~ an
-. -. ~. ',,',l,,r BENJ. +. HILL.
1u5urH. v T., oct 81, 1876.
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PLANS OF A SOUTHERN SECRET SOCIETY

10 the EditOr Or IHf ~ '''"''
SIN. f. is most important that our Demo
cre,,, Lr,tlr, volt. uudclstaudneN Perhaps the io-
lovlue facts NAV throw light: little over two years
aroI attended the annual meeting Of large bod OF
christian ministers in Ncw-York. One OF these minis
tiers to whom was introduced Informed me that He was
Southern man. had been hearty rebel ana " ooH','e
rate chaplain throughout tie rebellion. some INC amer
the war he was solicited 10 Join secret society H'
learned that il numbered 81 least lOooo" n''" w.
i,t,rs npaips, our Government; aud part Of their
nolicy was to rungc the United states into sc'lo'S
foreign war with a strong nation, give the Southern
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prsn HAYES TO TIE FRONT.

10 the EditOr OF me Trt6Hhe.
SIR: Do spare little space in your editorial
Ius 70 show that our candidate rot colorless but
notcs and has Of the very requisites which the
P,nurlicaus and Liberals do find in Mr.. Tilden
q other side are wraIy OF assuming the insig
ni,c,re Of hieh-luiuded candidate DO give us u
10. amt Tden and little more prO-liayeG, that
sotnc pcole tlOt y may know not only whom To vote
,,r, ust Int whom tu vote for. s.
Netc- IOrE. Nov =, ls1C.
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IMPUDENr REFORMERs.

To The EdItOF OF INC ITIU"Ht'
SIR: When one marks the source from when
the democratic waichword " Reform" originates he
hardly knows whether to bc amazed at the
impudcnce and brazenness OF those that shout
II. or 10 be amazed at the righteousness OF
the claim coming from the source 1t does am
reminded the passage OF scripture can any EoHu
tI,r r,ne otr II Nazareth" and would give them the
s.rlptw advice. "Oh, ye hypocIltc>, hiNt cast inc
IN .t n ONT OF thy brothers eye" Respectfully yours
~ ' CHAS. IL. NoNON.
S,liui,rH BYanch, L. T.. oct %, 1876.
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the cotton tax the dsaowance OF Southern war claims,
any OF the tucs which TilGen Is pledged 10y his letter
to Hewitt 10 do viii ahOd just the preeXt needed 10
enable the South To the decision OF the and
realize Je1 Dayis's prediction that the Lost Cause
would vet be triumphant. Tlden could not avert the
catastrophe and II elected the precise state Of things
have indicated VIII almost surely come 10 pass. rive
twenties viii be less valuable than Arkansas bonds, and
the American people viii he dropped from the roll of
nations. I'M
Mdspeh, L. T., Oct. 80, 1876
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THE TRUTH SPOKEN.
, me EdttOr Of Thc TTtG UHe

TO the Editor OF The ITtGFHG
SIR: Your Plain Talk with a Subscriber
last ..l. f. Just what the people want Those VINO don't
want may very much need IT, In those pcrilous times
II NAV be we to speak the truth and siaIne the devil
nv your timely hope the writer Of that letter
and others of like style may he benefited Your good
Il TUiut ~ sauda I.Ubly or the right The higher law
f ninth and Justice upon when All guod government Is
g, over yui Dc founded IL borne trlumr hautly on ny
lour columns. 900 $3.50 An OLp ''D90''i''"
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TO me Editor Of The TrtJunG

HAYES.
To the E1ttOr Of The TrfbunG
SIR: To thoughtful temperance men would
say :" How should we yotci What il the wsest thing
for us 10 do I" These are questions for temper
ance men to ask themselves in view Of the impending
crises in our national affairs Neither party has put
plank in its platform favor Of prohibition The Demo
cratic party could not do H. they have declared against
sumptuary laws. In this view OF The case IL remains for
thoughtful temperance men 20 cast Then votes for the
marty who win beet promote the great reform for which
we are e0n,cud!ng The most important and we can hope
10 obtain from the next Administration is the appoint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04

In Uarkc conirAs Wta The vote al the white counties
OF Missouri which have given ne vote az the same
election Of thc I've mnst distinct t'b eHEtholuIhs co"N
ties of The state !:ine .Iu.g tur " i.s0uri River:
ILa.an. nnnLn. Mluie C0l0Itd
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TIE TEMPERANcE YOTERS.

so HELP TO BIZ EXrEcriD FROM uE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY-THE WISDOM Oh VOTING TOE GOV.
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Democratic and Conservative State
Eonvention,
Convention.

o,gE DEMOCRATIC AND CoNSha' a
TIVE party Of West Virginia, are re-
--.s-.t 20 appoint delegates 10 mee' IN
= civ @, Charleston. OF Thar~dA1 ''ee
81, d,y OF Jane. 81 - O'Clock A. NJ io'
.r,-Io.. OF \, uinAIinx candidates ios
=. ,---,-, % Governor, AGdiSor, iFeaAs-
- A;-o-ney-Cisaerzl, -tS-e q
=, ~ Er-e schools And three -
.s-Cosrt 81 Appeals. Also 'oE ine po'-
=. q. ,pcoln:lns Two Delegates ron
- r,-r--SsonN district OF the state
:. .on- Delegates from the >'A'e .
~. 20 represent Nesi aN =
D-,,c-.-i, National Couveniioo' 20
- - rnc.s OF ;he ~lh day OF
,-..r a;ton Of candidates for
.,-...,.n;.zt Wee :-es-tsn' OF the I ai'eo
-. - ss.sc,5oa Ofan Electoral Ilczei'
= .-,-Ss..ton of such Other proper
IS =, rlAy come before the said Goa
74c ;iou-
~ D--oe-a:.c aat Conservative voiers
... -. safe. E.:noC; regard TO past polii-
-. -lt---nces. xao are opposed 20 polits-
., ,,--rp;ton 4 high places, are esrttAily
-, - participate n the meetings
- > appoint sN2t Delegates
A-EX. CAMPBELL CnArnAu-
= GtLLAHER- Sec'y.
-.--sc-a:.c papers o; The State please
:rgv. =.
5.zxESsrz5. March s.ls-a- n-ii
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Presbyterian General Assembly

NEz YOsk. Nsy 23.-In tie P:=by-
,erisa General Assembly YESTERDAY, Il
~as anuo1acst taAi - committee could
have 4 meeting Nth the Centennial
committee oe Wednesday. II -egs-t 20
clsiag tie EIpusi;l1a on SGatAy. l: /:
found imprsc.ic.bIe 20 hare .ne General
Assembly appear l. botg. 8: te-iZnet-
The repor. o. the ual0a u CnIrca
sl..ec. .AIIou EI;a .ce bad Of home MS
.bol: elected az esrne est discussion. which
coct,uuat :t.paga9I: ne .:.e-aoou sud
evening sessions, .lt "a: ended % -
referring ,hs repo-: 70 = con al!ttee - -
appointed today.
Durins ,ne sferuooa he reports o:ihe
bca:t OF church erection snt the con-
-,;;re-. y: trustees OF .ae Assembly oa
"a. delay iGrt :or disabled min ls'ers anc
,h-!r xiyes sd :he orphans 0: t-cea-s7t
uaIn.se-s we're dsIntu-et- Tce former
-sp.o-. .rOxei Ia= gro receipts fo- tue
year we're sI25.O0o O-e hundred az
:rentviEo churches -eceivet app-opris-
.ion. amounting 70 soAolI, while
s43.2s remain. - u paid
TIE Assembly cnnunu@t - sessio2 70
tay. TIE Committee - Overture from
sgrod Of Mi-syGrI Nkl1s ic2i ins
.c,s,n4 bsp:i:n b required in :se case q
Hyuan Cs.holics converted 70 PrU:est-
arti.n rspy-:ed Tie p.pe- lcsk - tee
A..e-b.y for farIhsr cO1:Et-rsi'ou-
The Gote-.;oF snn0Guc-c tie follow
iog g~n,ie-oea 81 sPerisl cpmmI;tee or
he repo,: Of tb- Committee oa Hone
NI.ss5r: ard S1s:suiat'oc q hilis:s-s-
RsT. D-. McKuoI. ) L Campbell
Jobr c. Rankin Aai David J. Water;
Ek.er, L.ouis z Jsck.oo. New York
Joan II A,Eoot- PsiLstelPt:s sat I. L.
A.eI.nter, Louisville
Judge Williams, chairman of 'a-
C,uuI,tae OF Bec=vo!saee, sad ias: sty.-
10 as3 been sppr"Prls,et "a al II ts!i.-.
iur churches. TIE ti:5C-seneaa Esd
O.; $500. and the con nIttee o~Isvei
th.: ;hi. -. 10 l.rge $ ratio Of eIP-n-
ti:zre.- TIE suoCaI sPPsoprIA;ed re
pr-<Iou. ye.- -.s $50 ,s-5t and ise eor-
lai:;ee tsoQght, ;hs: Americans .oon
10. - worthy Of ;h=Ir Es1e Z they DC
10, u,sirtslu ii EndIstCrc-d-
Aa.sr the Usaal reiIgSoQs exercises
recess xas taken
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
II. Z. Conference Proceedings

BALTIMORE. MAY 23.-In tse VI. z.
Gensrsl Con.ererce today. report from
the Committee on Ep<ccpacy xas sub
ui!iet- 1: recommends .h., one general
superintendent, If IN the opinion Of the
bishops i! be deemed practicable. should
D. sen. 10 Africs during the neI. fcqr
years 20 extend the mission feds IL ttai
coQ1:ry. l: Is slso suggested Ins; during
the next qUsdrennisl Two VISITS should ne
maze 20 Elrope: also 10 Indis, China and
japan The report after long deb.;e WAS
adopted
Fraternal delegates from the Af-1csn
NJ Z Church we're Introduced AID sd
dresses we're made oy ssca scd .de ususl
resolutions adopted. A trs;ernsl dele
gate from the Congregational Church
Va: introduced and addressed tie Con
fereree.
Thereport Of .he Frs:ernal Messeu-
ger from the General Conference Of 1872
20 the British Western Conference il
1874 =ss read
TIE repoC. OF the Couni:cse OF lin
er.cy on the case .; J. c. Wilson. 1 pre-
siding elder II the Wisconsin cUR:ereacs.
WAS taken up. Thi: case involves .1e
rIgh! Of appeal il certain cases. Tne -
por. concludes with resolution Ies. tc=
sc:iCn o; the Wisconsin aan1a! col!er-
euee convic:ilg Wilson OF nslst ni1L:
srsiion 81 ard Is hereby reversed. An
earna. debate ea:q=d OF TIE adoption Il
.rereporI. ard without coming 20 vote
The cot ference scjOurret-
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Rl<~ ToNorTO ON

CtrrISy.rt May -@-S-,s Intsres;
us,Is--:at 10 ..e -sc~e ~h.rG open -
Dr-gzs. Ccest.- Pax. 4 .srce r1m
+, o.. yr.i,o-. have A--,ye:. Iss irs- /.
: X -p.-nGt condition ard Ere sp7'; .
eIpeC1s1-
i-1As a-.:r rsce. nile DISH, TO- a. aze-
.5-g.nre -i-e er;ries ard . the po'yl- 10
rizst Sooj:y ,1.4 a. ~: eao.cs. NinA-
y ..ta ssoJsd. KaspeAck ;hiri. Gr1cs-
B. f,arh. .rt to REMAINDER 1s.t
II tie seoond -acs. Otio Derby. Gr7;
~, z~; cbos,s. Harry n .
.-[p,4 Ban5sy ;a.r.. ?. W.:
t,.-,h: Na!invs;ic, 5f;h; rennAintsrIs ih>
ted
Third r.cs-Eana Cobb, si'i ososoe,
Rob Wool.y secosd C0-hrZ2 tsi't
Go,!riae foarta Larry HArt atthi "a
.1ce - ;hs 1@it-
The closing sIerc.-es n bcnor Of AAch-
t;.boo Parce.Ts ..tis,a snaIvsra-y or'
e-,rr~4 .o-.ay. l. Ia- sfie-nn9a oTe-
s,-t-,! men be-s 0: the prles;6Oo6 p@r'
,o..s ia barg,.st =. The Grand HoIS.r
a.. II. ;oe eyenIng EIPa@lIlsn Hs4! 49,
S.gl sli4t bg s:tentsn,s 4. 10 coneer'
g;y-. by. zrye selected rs9rls ard OK
cnss.-A
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H0USE.

Tae House vent into = committee 0!
tie snU.e o. Iae lsys. spp.yPrlAi.on
btl Tae question beicg Of .1= t--4se u;
certain nsvg yards
NJ. PIPE. .t-re! 81 ane2tue1: !e-
tanning ;ce Gsyy y.-ds =: Brooklyn,
Mar Is.znd h::Ierey. Cas-.->:o-a.
No.:0.z, Penss-cc.s sat Leas-e Island
Iof general purpose ard :-=
y.f1 =. Washington for mal 1:..-
iary Parpvses ohty s2i retaining Nes
LJnGoo - nsys. station.
NJ. RacG... l5-red tie :o!ig.i1g
anrn3m-GI - substitute for i.E-> u:
lie amaLdmen: ds.-i y=ssrdsy: r.:
tas establishment VI .eyeraI navy :2rt-.
sa, ~; sd ih= S-r:r.a-y OF ne nay. :
nsr=oy ! rectsc - organize -.vsi board
y; 1ve CoIM->,I0l-t ,aeers .c t1=
1avF, :. soon - prsc:cst.-. wcos-
oI:I IL sas.. - - examine
fa!s AT des=rniae -c=.a-- DC :a-ir
op.lisE any 81: .L- aaVy yards CAT b.
C=p<n-el s..l III sosndOnet. sa1 Il -
u :~psct Inc b.: na1aec x a.<.cS The
d=posI..SG o: toe SANE, .ad ;lrIt-r :.
I24-lre - - ite pcOP-'eiy .: establish
IlZ . naFy .=atezsJ>Is 81 CctA.?Cr
l. .lL = L-e >.sIe o: GeursA
All ~a=i-f my Govern Ien: prop
s-Ey \: sHt .2.t. csH b
made sy.-a5- AMI 49, SUR
2c.= ~ .lea pd:pc-e sd sa.! c"art
SO :-c.1za 10 >1-ce:A-g %: :le N.yy
report - Ccc.ce,s A. zoe comm cscu-s.:
u n-A: session. La- r--s .; :aIs inquiry
sa1s.-a. o.: s-VVU = Se-e~s:c sFpr.-
orIsie,I - lea. :cs - p=. - !Gc-cr-l oy
sad .-1.
M Wh.:Ly:-= sagg...eI ilA: three
members ., TIE 5ysr1 ecyGl< . :a.e~
sel.g: o:ac=-s II :ne navy !a-t
NJ: H4ala. mg,-Idet ~ s-ss15Ger;
scryrt.nyly
NJ. Dah.o-4 moved 81 amen linen Z
Nj Randall. sgos:uI4i- OF allowing
nays. .:s,,OZ - ~ es;.b.l:a.d &; PGIt-e
I..aat o. Coca-p4- I.!sE4 Or 81 az O!as-
po,l: OF Ipe coas. y. Georgia % s',4Ih
Carolina Ag:ss'4 20.
Mr. RAo1s Substitute ~ss stoP:-c
oy a vote 0: ~ - u.
il Conn :see :asn P-ocer.st ~!!n
tn -ems,lins cisl,~s OF .ne bill.
Nj LsEe. o; ASaSau.s, C--r-t a.
au.=c trae,i IL re-Ics the ,:reu Ztn .: the
marie cosp- AID to abolish the marie
band
Tee sir, par: Of MS Proposition 81
.9r,t-,! M H.-rsou. u limos, 81 op-
yo-:4a;:y for tsIys-izg most au-sins
p~-ch .ai ore th=t uss much snloyec
by both sides.
Il. W Levi, aneadm-n! ~As -e.ec;e7i
oy = ..rge m.joeIy. Tae Comm':;ee
-i.e .ni rep red ;as b. -aca 49,
pa.set oy the House, tasz agssn zen;
mo Coyn mite. al :A= VI b5.e.
Sp3o,ger in iae cn=ir- I1i.2n spP'2-
psia:.sa oil "a. p--sens-4 ana "a ID
trss.et oy W.rI .; New Hampshire on
:istrlog,'ya 4 genera, .szart ~!;.o
rraA.cg say P:lgr-ss IN tht bill. t'I.
II .;;-e aus
NJ. BiekJu-7 OfEe-ei s resolution
Authorizing ;Ee LoCsIaas lavstigs;.ns
Committee - s.: Jy he sgc e"saE1.;;se.
Atop:-t
NJ WoodbGrl, of Nevada Vs. AP-
c-gir:ei ~ tha, committee . - tue
1z,ancy caused BY re vl:atra-.l - NJ.
Hc-sIu:.
A-'5C-ra.
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TINE FOB WORK

y.-v eel toe :t-ne- &-oEs I-a: i-A
roCs: important: zJ-z : done :: tie .
-rcrrs Of ihe .esson. I; :. then :t@
:e.ce !. D.t-. .ce se+t closer. Iae
ground p-=Ps-=d- e:G- - 0. y II the
.A..oc q: Prsslten: nsk!rE. TIE pt-
-,a-y meeting -al=Cts : te.e-s;iSa 'aA'
--.-asact. these zao nas; sd :hs: dee
81, xii o..ng fo-.h Ike
Delegation :: poss.o.s- L u.
-; 1, :oc :ne god c';'z-1
:, .sv. -Oo. All zoo olsy 20 - 20 = pp-
lila. meeting. TO- !: = more inPo'-
81. ;n.: .n- -iZa: :eet - planted =:
tie r.l,isi1Aoce .; the RepcoiIc than
fo- .hS. Erch L % feed Zee s:ccz -=I;
u.1:e-. Il u0ae 81: :hos= $40 vc.!i.e
coocs or1-s s;;e-t P-lns-? meetings.
roae bC: l.! = ulll ee .er: 70 represent
i,cc..-v. Taa de o-Sla o=,rE ;o-
-isvll. work shop good resl.-s nay
20. - expected
Tne no.. lneo-tAn: CANVAS t-si ~e
have aSt sjrce ls61 : . - :as: Q: 1875
We c,Ip :he above a-:;cls :'51 oae oE
or political exchanges, AZ id Il i;
% acch soaad ssose sld good ADVICE
,ns: ~e command I: 20 tie conaterS,oa
O: or -es3e-s. l; !: ;.s bCsi-
rAs. -o-S-g uec-m=c Eao
Asye s20-:a.cs =: ::sSA, ;as-
49, uos. te-Piy interested II Po,i:'cSl
Mates. sc:;a.s beirg -. zay : i they
10 -. give .1e.- attention - T. Ic.ers
.-e 10; tie ,i.ss % -sP-sser: Industry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-24
New Jersey Democratic Convention.

TRENTON. Asy 23-Hol. CHARLES
Hsisn: IA: elected Pecman=rI P-@si-
l-ri, ~ita Y re P-esi!ents ant Serve-
:s-ies from escc cpG-:y
Res 1I.ga. .ere stop,Ai - -esi-n
:he principles =: forth II .a- platform
Of :ae iAs; Democratic S:sts Convention
0: Ne~ jersey. il favor ot :l= -es:ora-
:ion u gold and silver - = basis c: cur
-eacy - soon - s-accic4t.e. ero1ony d!
.iuyr is;-s;.or and .he punI.1msr: q:
cpr-vp: officials.
RH.Utrsr. Tns! cec1.- izlc : he sreot-
u-r:s - :l= :.t=rs. constitution :: pa:
OF :he organized az o:ths coGn:cy s't
I'll sbit- oy ih4: Instruments = 4. -
pa-.. Tha: toe rA:ior.. administration
bv =. e1:-avsgsace al gru-s corrup-
.ioa "a, a>grAced Itself ani brUugat ihs
cu11.-v - :ce v-rge .: financial
run TIA: The :csrs: o; ;1- P-"pe
Ar due - ;a- House Z Representatives
ot me Cnns,t S:4:es for reiuc Il z appro-
p-:sti- n sud cucining expenditures
..ta their Prop=- limit: $50 foc in::i-
:C.iog ;cvsstl cations and uoea-:tJag
fraud alt cnr-gp:i5s il high pl.ces.
Ths. -e respectfully OF. earnestly
.Cgga.. 20 ou- bre.c-sn 0: other s;s:-s
.hs: .he nomination OF joe, P.-xe-
would insure s.G,es: o: toe Democracy
% ;ae approaching PresitenI.Ai coaies:,
and .ba delag stes iaIs day chosen are re-
guessed 70 p-ss-1i Ms nsme 10 iae Ns-
:!OnaI Convection aaa urge as nouI1--
;jca
John P. Stockton, Leon Aobe.t, Miles
Ro.. s-t Jonn McGregger, ~ere elected
=: large.
Adjour1-'t-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-24

Eoc .HCTL.s CoLFNT. no .e',t1-@-
-: q: \: .ae H.nI.,sa Opera Hoe
e -Ab-at4a Liaco,1. sna21rcst iAsi
- rc.:scsl NE q I~ec:y !ss-s -ls
, ,.os.1. NJ. CSLyAI : p,sAsAn;
'c-a,--. ~iio ..isaI .up-diuec; II -
,;-sca. .-i very entertaining l. = "a
-. ard -iI coGbi,ess zap uo-e
..--s Z his ecu aeid oE .s5.r ;h.a II
IT, {: so- The sane tsnP:.:soa. ~ noi
a~s-. =: pathway.
". CoLrAr 10 4 soot subject fSr
- 4rtz-e Y ;ee life aat c5s-sl.e. q
L.ScuLy. TIE general bdeA 0. P-ssi-
-; LLSCoLx : ih.i - 81 -1cOCts,
:"c-sc ,-.-. xhieh he -; 70 some az
-. -: eexHs n.n o. aS.U-sl ability
L.: yrea: force Of caA-sr.er, at bad
-: - So. And .sr3er - caI!ts- de
"a. ulsa of liberal sentiment sad
-t:,c..c y.e--.o3esG, i; \ e2es.sooAele
s-=:-.- ,1y csher nsn Pron,neIi Il
A-efe,a polItScs possessed tie esseniial
=.=-=o.. Al :r..-. o. eEA-sc-@E 20 ;-o7-
.Gc-., combined - saso.e AIN - e
s.,ce-si1l a. tie he.i Q. s5Ai-s =, iHe
l.-cg..ar crisss, ihsi Ar- LIscoLS c'ec-
Z a. ;-2e typ o: The American aeA
ID .u.a and s.a.e=nA1- and ior IA
,-2,oa esnuAndel eonEdeccs- We
c.-lS IA. he hss b~sa ovsrteI1ed .0'
s,;-ins. .ae En.nciPs;ioo ProcAsaas;so.
"A. -EcOos.itutsoosi si-And Oae ~asea
n L.ScoLS hIu,seif aesIL..et % DO
3. .i.n A. rs Shortcomings Anc Ar-s
< @zsz.ioc abe ecc<si;c-locAiIi! s1c
diminishing C1- astursi p'o'E.'csA
F'=. .:ees ag.ias, the m.n, We ucsi say
IA: se know Of 10 pietGre II hrs;HTy
Ia: ..Ants %. grxnder and noe'er than
"a: x AssAHAx LrScoLy, sfer ine
:a.atAn Of Richmond with hls eeAd