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Dlaine suffering from a n.I.p.e.

WASHINGTON, June E2.-Mr. Blaine has not
been so wen since Monday evening last Up to that
time lie had steadily improved from bis original at
tack but on Monday evening he de bliei spe' ch TO
o very large crOwd that came from the ratlncatlon
meeting 70 ser made him Short the effort was, II
very greatly exhausted him. and he has grown weaker
every day since.
su geun General Barnes thoroughly examined his
this cyening, and nndr him suffering from extreme
nervous exhaustion and IRON severe niaAral poison
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ELIzABETH's DELEGATION.
The Excursion of tho singer Company's Em-
pioyees TO the Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA. June 22-A5out &,500 men,
women, ana children. employees In the snger factory
anu their families, came from Eizaoeth. ~ j.. this
morning, in n cars, TO the Exhibition. AccOmpany lug
lh,m was Mayor rowniey and the Aldermen Of Eliza
beth and band Of music
Gen. j. Alhds IA Drake was the Marshal. Al the New
Jersey he dquartcrsa nnnner pre-, red by the city
OF fhzaoeth q IN" worAingmcn, aud speeches we're
made ny MAJOR TOWN. y, Gen. Ilawley nnd Moseley W.
Hopper. lctt,r IRON GOV. Bedc Haid mat sickness
prevented MS attendance The excursOnists, VINO al
wore badges. sncn inOrt of the DAY n wandering
through the buildings. rney started homes ar1 AZ
seven O'Clock tonight. The TRIP cost The Singer Com
n
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SLOW Time In Deerfoot Park.

About 600 persons assembled at Deerfoot Pnrn
yesterday The nrst ot for $500. mile heats. bsss
three in nve. in harness. between T. BenDetts ch N
seaiskin and D. snodikers blk g. Real Bstate. rhs
former was the fsvorite at heavy odds, ana IL
race In three heats IN 1884. $40. 3;JoA
The next trot WIS for tweepctakos OF $50. mite
heats NJ Rogers's bis. Major Pulse (in harnesf J.
Dentons b. Y. Jersey j. I'M 10 wagon. .Outwators
Kate Col ing On barness). The oy Tn
blacy s.lding Mao5 iai.e 10 tso hesss 9eA'ins Je'
The third race sin lie dIsu OF mile in harnesn,
between Real EstAte ana Sealskin the former d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

WASHINGTON, June 22.-ln the response TO ths
demand OF the House Naval Committee for an exhbis
OF secretary Roocsons income. Internal Rryenus
Commissioned Pratt has furnished tae following from
thr records OF hl Oficui
In lNti3 s. cretlrN iobason paid tl4 20 ncnma
OF t4g2 la 1874 he puld 1900 ON Income of 1854
ln 1865 there VAS no assessment H. 1850 and 1857 hs
returned income al an uut al special tax OF tlo
as u hwytr In ,amien, \. j. In 1867 returns hil
900. and III 1870 1871 ahu 1877 there IL NJ
Al
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The Academy OF Music was flled with brif-
liant sssembase last evening gathered TO zee the Com
exercises Of the Class Of 10 OF the Coiess
q the City Of New York. After number OF orationn
AMI dlsssrtatlons tue Vs,edictory was deyerro oy
Edwsrd G. Henderson. After the Naedictory pTtna
medals awarded. Pell Meaals s-Qold, r. Q. Hea-
aerson SILVER. Maurice Rapp. Burr Medals-God. x
well Medss-ftrst sold. wiili,m } Campbell; second
gold, FRANCES 8. Williams silver. William W. smith
kggs MedAl-Junior, l.. S. Burch-rd.
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Tho McQunde Court Games.

Tho first game OF rackels Yesterday was be-
tween 0e' rye Henley and Moore tho latter winning
easily by 81, H. 81. 81 Henley, IA 81. 10, 49, match
at handbsl between McQunde and Manning rcssl5sd ~
2l Manning, 81, rs, 90 10. The iast game was at
American rackes by Marun Egan and :, Norton and
Curry and Landy. Tine inatch WIS won by kgHn and
partner Score H. 10. Is. To- 10 Curry aud Landy, e
IA IL l3
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Nominations Confirmed,

wAsuINGrOS. June 22,-Ihe Senate to day
confirmed the following nominationsi james A. vii.
hanson OF Iowa 10 Commissioner OF the General
Land Once. vice s. s. Burdett resigned WIN J. Hop
pin OF New YORK TO he Seer ~ VI Legation at LON
don, Mckham Hoffman, resigned James Day OF
New JERSEY De Secretary OF Legation at Lon
don, vice VIM. II. CneseDroush resigned.
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
American Forgers In England An Appiicn.
tion for tray's Release.

LONDON. June 22-In consequences OF failure
three days notice. required by law the
SUPERINTENDENT Of erkenwe Prison, OF the Intention
TO ippy for a writ Of haooas corpus. In the case q
william r. Gray. the New York forgcr. the prisoner
Will not be brought up today The necessary notice
wa however served to-day, and Gray viii b. brought
befOre tue Juge al Chambers On Tuesday next IL Is
reported that there Is wBTraut agalng tray for
OnenCes committed here winch VIII be executed
soon = he II re- eased IRON mis- prcseni CUSTODY
Mcssis. Wilkinson and sampson. the American de-
tect YES who nave been arnlting the GrrilOu la the
ca OF Brent and Gray respecllyely. have gone TO
Liverpool, q embark for tie UElted states ia thu
Whte star Line s,eamer Gemanic, ica,ln2 that port
day. MIR sampson has tclr- raphCd that Gray
has been posi- iponed until Tuesday nextn4u the
prisoners dltchai ige appears 10 DO 61taln, Mr.
pson Will probably not uefcr sailing.
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SOME WASBIN0TON TOPICS.
The Report on the District Investigation
Moro InxestignIinR Ordered.

WASHINGTON, June SS.-The majority Of the
Democrats the Committee for the District OF Co
lumbia to-day voted in committee. favor Of the
port OF Juuge Buckncr In modified form. the Rcpub.
lac q minority OF tho ID morrtts disscnting the
latter attribute sny irregularities winch oxi,ted In he
transaction OF mess to the defects tbe pro-
yidIng . temporary government. and they therefore
recommend stable form ot Z ytTnmrnt with prupcr
safeguard The committee agreed to resolution di-
rectiug the ClerS Of the House TO report the evidence
taAen TO the Grand jury win drrcuUus to investigate
the criminal charges those alleged TO
colysd on q rcharKes from the Board OF Audit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS
DASHBs HERE AND THERE NJ THD
SUNS REPORTERS.

YESTERDAYS Picture st mount ~. vtnoept-A
beautiful spectacle that Deitshtea vsoas.
General Qsisn and Chsnoeiior Prcstsr.
The thirtieth annual oom menceneut Of ebs
Academy Of Mount 81. Vincent drew large -
visitors from the city the surrounding villages ys
torday. Tho large study hall was Handsomely dcss-
rated on dais the OF the hall stood eiga
grand pianos In CLOSE double column. aud two peda
hsrps behind which the amphithe itro eats nuss
with pup Ia srsyed in vhito and wearing blue. greea
and pink sashes Tho platform on t,e right was occs-
pied by the ocnspouous priests OF this city Vicar
General Quinn presded and was supported oT Chanos
The "diIop Mlitsrc was executed BY sixteen youss
ladies on the eight grand pianos Then followed :
chorus by nifty fresh and coar young yoces Alter The
corOnslion were rzett from Ofolbach and ohorus
aod solo py Gustavus Schmits the musical professef
aCademy
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Under One Of F,fy-nve indictments.

Charles J. williamson, alias Charles StevenA
put uisi before Judge Gilderseeye. yesterday
charge OF ring forged bond OF the Buaio Sev
YORK and Erie Railroad In August, 1879. The bond n
one Of 100 Of 81 900 each uttered by williamson. Ths
prlsoner was COO icted ~ last on Que ~ nfiynvs
Indictments, and the pending trial another OF hess
indictments. His fOrner conviction Tor burglary. the
fact OF winch dug out Of MIN on hs cr)ss-ex mins
previous trial IL legged 10 tho pending 10
qictment, wnicn, II convection Is obt ned viii suo
ject him 70 double the sentence prescrbou Oy statut
IUr offence ~ which he stands charged Yesterday
was spent In mpaneing jury aud battling over sgs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

Tho Congressmcn appointed to inquire ints
the construction OF eight million dollar Post Oos
and Federal Court House arrived from wsshngtos
yes and viii begia tO take testimony to-day rhsy
txce-s vI APPROPRIATION Il IL charged that the de-
heicnc, eIten sOver period Vf nino months. Lac
compete furnish the structure, and this year ~
appropriation OIL e<5o00o wanted tor tns same pur
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Tho Outrage Ncar Newark.

John and Joseph Gardner, and Anthony Wet
sci Of 6s Lake street and Lawrence esderfer OF 100
Aqueduct street arrested last night charged with
having roasted The feet OF llleronNm lndeTweD In
ordtr 10 confession from him as TO where his
money was concealed IL IA Understood that Mctkei
mas offered to become witness nganst his fellow actors
10 the alTOcity, Law renee FnnS Hnu Edward EverL
have already been aested for Deig concerned In the
lAIIIr
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The silver B,II In Commi,,ee.

wAsuISoToS, June 22.-rhe House Committee
on BanKing and Currency today took action tho
Senate amendments to the House JOINT resolution pro-
ch for $4,000 900 Of legal tender notes Inc
ntlee agreed % the Sen 'te amendment sriki ~ cut
the word "nON" from the clause where II restricted
the Of coin to ruch nov" Ia the Treasury
but they voted to recommend nonconcurrence IN the
Senate providing that the trade dollar shAll
NO longer be . legal tender.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Dom Pedro started
to-day for the LehiIh Valley for al inspection OF that
coal and iron region. lie Will tto9 the way to at
tend Commencement exercises OF the LehiSh Uni
ye,nitY at Bethlehem. THIS mOrning he Visited tue
University OF Pennsy.yani
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

Thomas Lilies IA said by police magistrates 10
be the wickedest boy In New York. Yesterday Juscs
Smith sent HIM to the House OF Refuge. Tue boy
twice escaped from the Cathos Pr.teco ory. and once
deserted fIcm e scnoOshp. H. Is not un&nown "a
Randulis Island. There he attempted to Are the biid
ings. few days ago he threatened TO hvl p'st
nOr,eni examination over MS father. ana the aged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23
Shooting Himself with n Revolver.

Win. NJ. Anderson, aged 70, the proprietor ol
Washington Hall, saloon at Fourth street and Broad
way. wamsDurs sh, returned to hls at 37s Adsi-
phi street. yesterday afternoon into the par
lor took seat on the sofa ana shot himself through
the mead. HIS wife found hlm Jnscious. Dns.
fesseneen and Bryant. vino attende nm. sy tnAs
he cannot live. lie was gOod circumstances but had
for time been complaining OF strange paIn hn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

BOSTON, June ga special to the Journal
say thst the charred remains OF Mrs Lynch, who was
thought TO have been Ost IN the ounnagraiion at st.
johns, Z. o. was found to-day Ia the cellar OF nor
dwelling Tue bank SAFES were opened to-day and their
contents were tOunu uulnJured.
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A Merchants Trip 10 Europe.

Benjamin Dietz, one of the best known NOR
chants In the sw.mp." sailed tor Europe yesterday
the Hammonia. urve pa y Of Wholesale dealers 10
ltHtaur aud others Chartered the VIM. TlttImrr ane
accompanied the STEAMSHIP as far as SANDY HOOK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

The corner stone Of The Second HeformeA
PRESBYTERIAN Church In Ninth street, Soua second.
wiams burgh. was laid yesterday afternoon IN ths
presence of large thron Alter prayer By the Rev.
W J. Mcdowell pastor Of the church, the venerable J.
B. hrie PLACED ne stone in is pace Adae' ..ss Sc
Rev william wyle. the Rev. j. H. lockwood. the Rev.
j. II. Andrews. and the Rev j. IA att Smith. The
church IA to be nnisheu In the beat style Of church
arc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

The Park Commissioners yesterday discharged
John ". Manning. or eigateen years general fOrcmAA
on tho lrks. Mr. Manning friend OF Conptrollor
Gfren AMI Commissioner SteDbius. ana 1allnIany
wanted the place Ier one OF thor nlacalne men,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

ROME. June 22.-N onsi gnor RoncettI. who was
PapaI ADlcg.ic the Unitru Staes last going
to br.z fUI the purpose OF meg atng with tho Gov
eTumeut IN regard " The ConcOrdat.
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hstein. The Oracie rounded NJ 83s;l0, the
Dire unauRht NIX, and me Alarm, ihe Rnr-
tier. ue Pccrle ., the BsLelle, and number OF
sm II siOops lioWed.
HOME.
1t was beam wind Hsroe' the lower hav, snd
the Arrow, standing no sttn as "A house, .on-
tinueu to increase her lead on the ar Gle, xhich,
half way across the lower bay, found the " ind
too much for her press Of @ nvas. and cewed up
t. sail. At 3:t5 the Arrow ran by the Ho pital
ship. nd. continually increasing her lead.
west bank, at 4S:I5, the leader of n ho't OF 20
schooners and sloo, a, and winner OF the race IN
her ella 3. Tn Oracle sill ipprd by next, ana she
was followed by the Dreadnouxht, the Alarm,
HlInI. .lnr- thu
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The winners in their respective cl ases arc the
II eadnought, tho Peerless, the AirJw, and the
onion. he przes re medals and diplomas
from the Crntenn,B Bl Exhibition, and silver plate
presented by tbe Centennial Regatta Com mlttee.
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Candidates Tor Conprr...

EIGHTH Indiana Disttict-Gen. Morton C. Hun
ter RrpunlCan nominated.
Second ihsas DistIiCt-D. q, Haskell, Republican.
Fourth Maine Distrct-L. Powers Of Houiton. Re-
M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

Prince Carl August Oscar, second son Of Fred
oric oscar l klns Norway and sweden, arrived lA
rladc phla IN the swedish war 'igate Nykoping
teiday. Lie " III come to New York next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

The Brooklyn Cricket Ciuo yesterday put an
eleven In the ned against the Manhattan Cricket CiuDs
second eleven Prospect Park. dlsastrousiy
defeated McDougIl. Roberts, aud Gr'g scored ~ Vus
ll5 ulaue Dy the Mlunatt.ns ON tho urst iuninSS
wnle the lroukynitca mace on 81 only thcii tNoin
nngs. thus losing the match Dy lnnns aud oS runs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23
The Base Sail Field.

In Jersey City-Drooklyns, 2: Aaskas,o. In
Paterson-Ithacn s. olynpio', g. In Cincinnati
Boslons. 81 Cincinnati 8. At Chi. .ago-Mu nal. !
Chicago O. At Loubyillr-Harturd. q Louisville, y.
At ST. Louls-AthleiU, v; ST. Louis, s.
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What WIN she DO with Its

Elanor KIRK WAS made the recipient, yesterday.
OF handsome horse. MIR. H. @. Butler, Of COmanchs.
Iowa is the pIyer. He had no personal acQusiuLAnos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

Rnmaino Dillon, who shot aud killed John t.
Dilebar In the Westminster Hotel several months ago,
and who aferward adJudged insane, was taken 70
the asylum for tha Insane 10 ULca Yesterday.
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Tho Park Commissioners Threatened.

The Aldermen have requested the Mayor to
lnqure Into inc cause OF the unheulthy condition OF
Tonpkns QuAre, aud 10 remove tue Iaik Conlnissun-
ers n tAey are found 20 be Iesn onsble
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

In Piann< Park, yesterday, The race for $500
purse Uetp n. Mr.. Dunclns siieLt and Harm on's Ed
Adams. Wa wou BY silent Time-s4Osl. 2iih eii.
2;4l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

For six cents The lltlstrited Weekly gives bet
ter ories than tue tencen pic orials .nd ad'nirtOs
pictures Jam . Parton, " MI le r." NJ, II. y, ."
IiOward Paul o0ntTblIo thls week. All neHSdoal'
ers sell lt.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

BRUSSELS June ga special dvspstch from
Vienna to the IidsJSiInte Bege tho latest
from BeErale again causes fears that hosttunes III
break out between seTyia And Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

rife and Hound-a-S:2IY OF Adventure
ami Iuuting among Elepnant, Liyds ana TlSers, DO.
gus Ia No. 454 OF me HfsSde Companion. out next
MOnuaY.-ldp.
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PERALTos HoRsEMANsMIP.-Se great story,
"Peratp the Mustang Glider" IN NO. las OF AunTos
GirH ana LovS " Ansricu u-Adv
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J0rrINGS BOUT TOWN.

Southwest TO northwest winds, stationary %
rising OarOmeter grneraly clear wegther. Wth BEal
changes ln temperature
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
ANOTHER DIRTY LIE.

| 1t is neutrality-suspicious. pltiable--to see
with what avidity the popgun organs ant
patent inside corn.stalk tiddes of the repub
party seize and ring the changes on dirty
lie invented by the New York Times to the
effect that Samuel j. Tilden, IN his income
return of 1868, had returned his whole taxa
bic income rs 81, llS for the year 1862, where
as the Times affirms that Tilden received il
1862, for his services as attorney of the Alton
and Terre Haute r. r. Company alone, SCI,
! 600
| Suppose it Is true as the Times alleges
that Tllden did In that year receive 5000 q
in one lump, does that prove that Tilden had
made that much money clear Of all expenses
or drawbacks that year, outside of his income
from other sources taxed in other ways
Does it follow that merchant who took IN
100000 cash IN goods sold in 1862 and in
1868 returned but 5000 income for that year
made false return The merchants an
swer is ready enough-it took 800, 900 to pay
expenses and replace his stock. So may not
Tilden have had $4,000 worth of Office or
other expenses that year, or have lost 5000
or even $4,000 in commercial, real estate, or
other enterprises or speculation? Nothing
is SO variable and uncertain as an active
mans income. He may make 100000 to-day
and lose S3O,010 tomorrow 1t was the out.
come at the end of the year-the actual gain
after deducting all losses-that the law of
congress IN 1868 intended to tax.
But there is no proof that Tilden even re-
ceIved those 100000 in that year. His private
secretary explains that the 100000 were for
services running through five or six years,
and were paid from time TO time, the 100000
appearing as paid in lump in 1862 only be-
cause there was a settlement that year. All
this is simple and obvious enough, and 10
seize upon the simple fact that on certain
day in 1872 Tiden got in cash, or credit in
his fdDOr for $50, 900, and to build upon that
the dirty mountain of falsehood that has
been heaped upon It IN this case shows such
a greedIness for falsehood as TO be sufficient
iy disgraceful and disgusting to sickea all
decent men of politics.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
ST. LOUIS FAIR.

We are In receipt of the Premium List of
the ST Louis FAIR which will commence Oc-
tober :, 1876 Fifty thousand dollars are of
fered in premiums, and no entry fee charged
in any department. In the cxpositional de-
partment new Mcdaniel Hall has been
erected containing 10000 square feet, thus
giving every article offered for exhibition in
this line the amplest room FOR display.
The Directory have inaugurated new de-
par,ment, called Department of Natural His
tory" In this connection a Geological Gar
den has beea founded, aud before October a
Garden will be opened to the public, rival
ing in style of architecture, landscape seen.
cry. and rare collection Of animals, any sim.
liar institution IN this country or Europe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
NO LONGER HEsITATES.

The Princeton 0lls) Tribune, an ably con-
Quoted journal hitherto flying the Peter Coop.
er flag, seeing that throwing away votes on
Peter Cooper IS only helping Hayes and
Grantlsm, mo longer hesitates" to announce
Its preference for Tilden and Reform, and
runs up the flag accordingly. 1t says:
Greenback men, If you are lovers of your
country and the government of your fathers,
can you read Grants despotic order to garri.
son the south with federal soldiers with
which to harry, arrest and lmprisoD the
southern white people, for the purpose of carl
rying the elections for Hayes and longer hes.
ltate as TO whether you will vote for Cooper
or Tilden' The prospects for Cooper's cleo
ton have not one single element of probable
ity; the contest lies between Hayes and Til.
den. Tiden has conceded all we asked for
on the currency question, at least all that IS
of immediate and vital importance, and he
has shown by quotations from letters written
As far back as 6S that his position on this
question is not taken to suit present emer.
gency, but is the line of policy advocated by
him since the close Of the war,
There are hundreds OF sensible grcenback
men In La Sale county of the same Sort We
doubt whether Peter Copper will get % votes
In the county, yet on square issue of green
backs or national bank bills both the demo.
cratic and republican parties would split IN
two and greenbacks would have the MAORI
ty. Bst the people are not fools enough to
allow the greenback cry for that reason to
delude them into voting for Grantism, Cam
eronism and Babcockry. Myers, Kewanee
Smith, Springer and that pestllert brood, all
of whom are republicans and in the pay of
that party, are making the Cooper campaign
on the assumption that The people are fools.
The time has come TO uncloak these shame
less Guardians.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02
CAMPBELL FOR CONGRESS.

The democratic convention of this county
on Wednesday expressed themselves unani
mously In favor of the denomination OF Hon
Alex. Campbell for congress Two years
ago there was quite strong division Of the
democratic party OF this county that stoutly
opposed Mr.. Campbells nomination and re
fused to vote for him. That opposition now is
entirely buried. Mr. Campbell will not only
receive every democratic vote In the county
but the vote of large body of the opposite
party who share and are earnestly solicitous
for the success of his peculiar views IN regard
to currency and finance. While many dem.
ocrats have no sympathy with HIM IN that
regard, others have, and all will cheeriully
support, him, not ON that account but because
his record during the past session of congress
showed that all instincts are democratic and
and right His vote on all questions involving
retrenchment and reform, and exposing cor.
ruption, and cutting off and roofing out
abuses, was with the democratic majority
without exception, and true 10 honesty and
RICH, as the needle is TO the pole.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-02

The Democratic House goes before the
country Boosting that 1t has saved $40 900, 0l(
IN the appropriations. But it does not boas,
OF passing bounty bill that would have tax
en- SJ0,0cO,000 from the Treasury had il no,
been stopped by the Republican Senate.-Rdd
Exchange.
The bounty bill referred TO, it is estimated
would have involved from eight to twelve
millions, II was measure OF simple justice
10 thousands Of soldiers who have hitherto
been excluded from bounties which others Nc
more meri,orious have long ago received
Republican congresses hitherto had steadily
refused to pass the bill on trivial excuses, bu,
really because the money had been wasted
on extravagant appropriations and Secor
Robson jobs. The senate refused to pass
the house bill at the late session simply be.