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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
MARYLAND rrprBMcAys IN TRorRLE.

WAsmNGfOy, Aug. 23.-Thcre is bitter
contest going on in Maryland among Republicans over
the Cbsrnanship Of the state Committee and there is
strong demand for the resignation Of tho present Chair
man. John l.. Thomas. Either this Will follow upon n
formal request prominent Republicans soon 10 be
presented or the difficulty viii be compromised by sew
cr,l additions to the Finance Committee which 1t -
Thought m secure the confidence OF those who are now
sorcy dissatisfied with The situation. one curious TACT
I'm connection with the Republican campaign IN Bait
more "a that the most earnest and effective workers foF
Hayes and Wheeler are IN the ranks Of the Reform Dem
ocrais who Joined the Republicans IN that state In the
Inst stale c.muau.
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to the Committee of TT .rteen, and the convention

to the Committee of TT ..rteen, and the convention
took recess unit. 4 o'clock.
AT the afternoon session the Committee Of 1hir-
teer reported the following reply to the communlca-
ton from the Liberal conference:
GENTLEMEN communication having been received
by this convention signed by f. r. Reynolds, f. j. HUI
Ing and Others claiming TO represent numerous Liberal
Republicans, well known TO the organization IN TINS
State and attendance here, duly accredited from
number counties in this State, and asking admission
to this body in claim to represent the Liberal
Republican organization in this State, the
call under which have convened having
been widely and generally published we would
refer you and gentlemen whom you claim to repre-
sent to said call. You will discover that only those
Liberal Republicans who indorse Hayes and Wheeler
have been invited participate in deliberations and
it evident you and others that this class OF
Liberal Republicans right to seats in this conven-
tion II we are correctly informed you and the gentle
whom you claim to represent are supporters OF III
den and Hendricks, and therefore should neither ask,
nor would it be becoming in to admit You 10 such
seats"
The convention then took recess until p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session, the committee 20 CONFER
with the Republican Convention reported that a
similar committee had been appointed by sad con-
vention to confer with them, and that further ac-
ton with reference to reorganization would be taken
by the Joint committee. resolution was adopted
commencing the nomination of L. d. Morgan for
Governor by the Republicans Action on the other
nominations we're referred to the Special Committee
of Thirteen, with power.
Martin Freligh, L. j. Fithian, III. c. Lake, ana Is.
F. Nlanierre were appointed to confer with Gov.
Morgan on their return to New-York in regard to
the conduct of the canvass. The convention, at .
o'clock p. IN, adjourned sine die.
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coXcprSsfoVAI NOJIN .TIONs.

FtnHrRY, H., Aug. 23.--Thc independents
Of the yIT.h District yesterday nominated Geo. W.
Parker of iroquOls FOR Congress.
NEW BRUNSWICK, \. j., Aug. 23.-The Re
publicans OF the Hid District t-day nominated Prof
q. W. AthertOn OF Rutgers College Tor Congress.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. 23.-J. c. 5. Black
bern ha been nominated ror Congress by tho Democrats
OF tins district
WHEELING, w. Va, Ang. 23.-Bcniamn
Wilson renomnatcd for Congress from The is District
Of this state at the Democratic Convention held at
Parkersburg to-day
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 23.-The Demo-
Gratis of the With District have nominated Col. w. ".
GaIth OF MalsOn County Tor COngICas.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


er secretary Inteor tae e, Ne g. rgned
tafss snnreme Court Count X Choseu OF Paris and
Congressman John G. Bagley OF Illinois YoS e1ve,
Senator lanes X Kelly Of oregon and Gen. j. W. Denven
ohio 1IemarIe LOel-Manue r. Garcia AfgeHtio n,n'
Washington and Christopher iownsena Vi proP r.
Hr,Toou EJSs-Buford Wilson of Illinois ana IIOi. y.
Peirce of the United Coast Survey Meropoam NO
~ Tndee A a. James " New-York supreme court
81 Thods Hotelir Robert Torrens OF Enga1n Gnssy
DrO OF the japanese 1egaIon
Washington = Hotel BrulsUick-Countess hGpeIs,en vi
Austria Clarendon HottJudge g. stuart Oh Iohn
T5on cgnare HoL-Iohn T. Ford Of Baltimore ana COL Jonn
" DuR6;s United States Army. SturterdRt zen
Henry D. Wacn Gen. Lewis c. Hunt nAteu StsIoo Army
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and James Baucher, threecard monte players arrested
the beach near the Seaside House by Ocer Smith,
wero arragned yesterday before Justice Shaw ia
maica and sentenced to 60 days imprisonment each in
the county Jail.
SOUTHPORT.-A few nights ago the schooner jose
phne was boarded by burglars who locked the Off
GERS In their rooms. Having stolen $50 and quantity
OF wearing apparel the thieves escaped n boat the
Long Island Shore
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SPEAKER HERHS REMAINS.
THE ARRIVAL IN INDIANAPOLIS

u =
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 23.-Thc escort with the
remains of Speaker Kerr arrived here at o'clock and
left for Ncw-Albany at $40 p m. Gov. Hendricks,
Senator Mcdonald, Gen. Love- and number OF other
prominent citizens the train at Greenfield and will
accompany the remains to Ncw-Albany. The funeral
will take place at New-Albany Thursday afternoon
The state Offices will be closed tono rrow.
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THE LIBERALS OFNEW-YORK.
ONT rop HAYES AND MORGAN.

THEY CONFER WITH THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
AND ARE GIVEN SEATS ON THE fLo0N a
MINORITY BOLT IN FAVOR OF T1LDEN'
The Liberals of the State OF New>York met at
Saratoga yesterday. They declared for Hayes and
Wheeler, and, on the nomination of ex-Gov. Morgan
by the Republicans, they declared for him TOO
They were invited to seats in the Republican Con-
canton. A conference of Tilden Liberals was also
held at Saratoga, and passed a resolution favoring
Tilden for the Presidency.
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coNNECrIcur rRonIIrION NOMINATIONS.

CONNECTICUT pEOHIJIIION NuNINAIIVH7'
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Aug 23.-The FRO
h.ht.on party Of tlis state nominated the following
state Ticket to-day: For Governor, Jos. Cummings
D. D., ato President Of the Wesleyan University; Tor
Governor c. i. Rogers % New London; for
Secretary OF state r. T. CJ9lcs OF SewHIycn COR Con
trollcr John 4 Rockwell, Of Jywett City; for Treasurer
" A. Dean OF Falls Village.
Presidential electors wcrc also nominated. and c. s.
Harrington OF MidIlcown Wa nominated for Congress
ffom HE I'D District Tie resolutions adopted condemn
b1fn the great parties demand that whisky rings De
broken NJ and hit faithful officers who art reforming
aliases bc not displaced.
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Mamma (wbo

TAKING TT TOO LITERALLY.-Mamma (who
has been quietly watching surreptious proceed
lngs) Willy, who helped you 20 ali that cake Willy
(promptly) Hebben. mamma. Mamma (sterDly):
sh-sh-sh, you naughty boy, how dare you tell such
soriesf Willy: 'Taint my fault IL it's tory. ma.
Didn pa tell beggarnan Eat hebben helped chose zas
helped zemsevcs f-(Funny Folks.
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rAvsAe nrMorRArIc cnNyrNTInN.

TorrKA, Kan, Aug. 23.-lhe Democratic
state Convention met here at y. N. Gen. C. ". Blair
vas elected permanent President, aud IL. W. Moore
Secretary. Resolutions adopted inorsnc the ST.
Louis platform and candidates, and pcdcnc the nom
nces 81 the convention % rigid economy in state affairs
mitter was appointed 10 confer with the state
Committee O the Independent Reform party, Hhon the
convention adjourned Ill p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION IN NEW JERsEy.

The Republican Convention for the Hid Con-
gressonal District Of NewJer-ey met In Masonic Hall at
New. Brunswick at o'clock yesterday afternoon. There
were full delegations present from Union, Monmouth.
and Mddlcscx counties which comprise the District AT
the call of the District the delegates presented only
name that Of Prof George w. Anterior, and he was
nominated by ncclamation lie accepted tho nomination.
making snort address. His acceptance was received
Wit great enthusiasm. Miles Rosa ~ N'v-Bruus wick.
the prC,,nt Representative, Will be the DehOcrac nom
I..r
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m with the name OF Episcopal Methodsm That form OF
Cbrt,an nronaeapdsm and ecclesiastical economy mas
,scrl,or elements of power and qualities OF attracoh
that commend its efficiency proclaming pure gospe'
IN the world 1t has q cardinal doctrine OF nee sa'h
ron nv faith and OF the witness OF the spirit
Fnisconal Methodsm was never more strong and lnna
en,al and never appeared to feel more the qucKehs
impulse OF its glorious destiny does at the present
day. Iii eminently At, therefore, thai ~ Hs ma
realm and wideextended home In these United sttes,
whence its spirit and power forth like swelling ahtes
Of codncss 10 bless mankind it should bear along l
blended sweetness and fraternal harmony inen VII,
Its cadcnces roll down the ages enriched Win ne vs
spirit of the gosDel. For the wisdom thae rs Is
from above is first pure, then peac"aplei sen,'J
and easy to he entreated, full OF mercy anu
good fruits without partiality without II! ,h
and the fruit Of rshteousness IL soWn III P trufh
that make peace The flowing streams or gospel utn
issuing the depths OF their sacred inihs III .i
Holy SCRIPTURES as they borne TO thirsty thouSs
through the insrumonaliiy OF called anu ~ "ghIv
ministry and made eiicctual TO salvation DIV thc mgy
,rnriuS of Divine power will increase their assaglhg
freshness when all the iiinerant ranks OF Episcopal
Aletholsm shall together In fraternal cohcoIu
Then as tho chosen vessels OF grace may they bear the
living waters of salvation all the world. Contempat
Inc the prospect Of complete fraternity among tue VIC
five times when the company of disciples We're Oh one
heart aud mind. steadfast il the ap0'tlcS docirii W.
fellowship having all things ~ common IN
the temple, praisins God, ana having ia'or WIN " 'A0
In completing the work to which were assisned by
the highest udicatOries oi the two great pIhohs ~
Eiscopa MethoGsm in the United states. we pos IVIth
onr uuit, PRAYER these united churches III te Hn-
guage which inspiration has prepared Tor u.s. anu sa!,
Nav the Lord OF Peace Himself give you peace al"g
by All means" Now unto Him that Is able 10 Keep US
from falling and present fguess before the prSstc
of HIS glory with exceeding joy to the obiy WIS., uOu
our savior he glory and majesty, DOMINION an" Po"i'
both and forever, Amen. IT.. -
In the bonds OF the Gospel OF peace, your Dre''eu an"
servants
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Announcelnents..

LUNDBORGs CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and BATH delightful substitute for Cologne or Bag Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24

The PERUVIAN SYRUP builds up an iron con-
sututon Just tho medicine Tor debility chrome Diseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24

There is nothing which so destroys the fasci-
nations Of beauty offensive breath no
which cOrrscts IL but MILK MACNRsIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
BROOKLYN.

4 dock on Kcnt-ayc. gave way on Tuesday
and 500 ions OF coal prccpitsted into the river
John Fall, a laborer, of No. 10 Prcsident-St.,
fell from scaTcd nj the foot of Joralcmon-st yestcr
day and received fatal injuries
The residence of George Whitney, at No. 80
Park.pIacc, was entered by burglars during Tuesday
night and clothing aud Jeweiry valued at 800
carried away.
A German is detained "a witness in the
RAYMOND street Jail. As canal boatman lie says he
can earn S25 n month, while as witness under d"ten
hc gets $50 month and mis- board. hence he docs
not long Tor liberty
a suit for libel has been begun against The
Broollvn Argus In which the damages laid at
$4,000. Peter Maon, the plaintiff, who keeps Junk
store In ComIncrciast was charged with being the ne
cciyer OF stolen goods
The old ladies in the Graham Institute the
inyalids in the ST. Johns Hospital. and the children OF
the Church Charity Foundation, the Brooklyn Orphan
Asylum Home for the Destitute Will he given
an excursion to-day. The steamboat Francis will take
them from JEWELS wharf 10 West Point M landings
will be made About 700 are expected 10 take part IN
the excursion
Daniel BOwcs, a farmer of Rome, n. Y,
whose wife deserted him ten years ago in Montreal
found her recently in this city married to Mr. Garvey
who keeps grocery store m Kenivc., near Myrteavc
former husband WAS dead She released after being
arrested for mcamy. In ~ 900 bail. Mr. Bowes has now
begun action Tor absolute divorce The ground OF
adultery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
sam.75 Noon. SOP 3pm 49,: hidn Gsi o'
Highest during the day 80. Lowest oo''
Average 49,. Same day, 1875, 65a'.
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JERSEY CITY.

Some unscrlpulous person forced an en-
trance into ST. .oseph's Roman Catholic Church, at
Baldwin aud chestnHi-ayes, early Yesterday morning.
and valuable articles used In the services lie also
broke open the poor boxes, and stole their contents
Large numbers of New-Jcrsey people will
visit Philadelphia to-day in order to attend the reception
Of GOV Bedle at the NcwJersey State Building the
Centennial Grounds Native citizens of New,Jersey
living IN New-Y0rk, and people OF Jersey city accom-
pany Gov. Bedld the train which starts on the
Penusy Nania Railroad at 7:l5 a. III. to-day.
Chief of Police Champney has determined to
deliver the iurs found Friday secreted under the
Union Line pier to starin Co.. from whose barge they
are believed to have been stolen. Charles A. Boomer
master of the barge has made an atndavt which tends
10 show that the goods found belong to starn Co.. and
the latter have offered bonds OF indemnity.
Patrick Ryan was held yesterday by Justice
Reese for trial the charge Of having beaten and
stabbed Thomas Riley, Cogates, on Tuesday night
Concealed under Ryans coat was found the metal head
of hammer aud ON his examination be stated that he
Riley bit his RyHnsl wife. and instantly struck him
with the hammer which he had III his hand Ut the time
He denied having stabbed or cut Riley.
NEWARK.
The first installment of children for the
Newark Santarum at Greenwood Lake about thirty In
number were conveyed to their destination yesterday
In charge OF Mr.. Haynes, principal OF tho MOrtons
public school
NEW-JERsEY.
BAYONNE.-A full meeting of the Town
Council held Tuesday evening The report OF
Dock Committee was adopted. II recommended an
appropriation OF $500 to purchase the bukhead at the
foot OF Twentynnthst Tho property to be purchased
has front Of IT'S feet and extends back 100 feet and
to be put IN condition available for dock purposes
NORTH BERGEs.-In an ARRAY at Jacob Kupler's sa-
LOOM the silk factory, sunday evening caused by
the refusal OF men 10 pay for liquor, william Mu
ply was shot IN the leg aud another man Was struck In
the back with largo stone. No arrests were made.
MuLvHLE.-The cotton mills OF the Millyie Manufao-
turing Company have resumed operations the differences
between the proprietor. aud employees having been ami
cably adjusted.
HoBoKEs.--John LeItz, who was burned during the
fire nj the H0boken yarnlsh factory Monday after
noon died Tuesday at his residence Mounain-r0ad
LONG ISLAND.
RoCKAwAY.-John DickeIsOn, William Head,
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NJ. II. CRAWFORD,
INOCu l.. FASCHER,
LRA-AUs q. FULLER,
CLRToS b. FISK,
joins +. NEWMAN,
EDWARD II. MYERS.
KOBr. X. HARGRoNE,
THOMAS VI. FISSEr,
DAVID CLAYTON,
IDBT. Il. VANCE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-24

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Generatye Organs radically and speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS. NJ. d., IA Lexingu nave Once hours DS
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-21

philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
.siBhed to regular Depositors without charge.
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1t is reported that as last desperate
device the republica managers are
going to make use Of Tweed against Til
den. There is an air Of probability
about this. Tweed hates Tilden worse
than any other man in the country, and
if he could take vengence upon I'M and
promote his own fortunes ut the same
time he would not be slow t. do it.
Tweed has always had friendly although
covert relations with the republican
managers in New York. He obtained
the passage Of the ring charter against
the opposition of Mr.. Tilden, by the votes
of the republican senators, and his most
corrupt jobs were put through the New
York Legislature by republican votes.
The alliance between Tweed and Grant
ism would be a congenial one, and we do
not doubt that their joint powers of in.
vention would produce work equal to
the New York Times best fabricatiops.
Tweed is expected to arrive about the
25th inst, and soon thereafter we may
expect the development of the plot, il
the republican managers are reckless
enough to attempt such thing which
will show the desperate straits to which
the have been reduced.-Balt Ga=et:e.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-21

nAn A DAY at home; 90 TRUE %.
S1Z outfit and terms Hee' anro05
Augusta. Maine.
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THE OHIO DEMocRAcy.-The Ohio
democratic State committee has issued
an address to the democracy and friends
of reform in that State. The address
refers to the democratic triumphs in In
diana and West Virginia and to the
small republican majority in Ohio. II
claims that by change Of two votes in
each precinct, or q gain Of one per cent.
on the late State vote, it will be SUI.
ficient to make Ohio sure for Tilden. 1t
also claims that the democrats can make
these gains and even more by a slight
effort, and begs them to do their utmost.
At . meeting Of the State committee on
Wednesday Senator Thurman made a
speech in which he declared that it was
in the power of the democrats to carry
Ohio at tho November election. In bit
ter words he denounced the proclama.
ton orderingS the troops to Souta Caro-.
lima, declal ing it an outrage upon free
people and disgrace to the nation.
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aSRidge's Food for Invalids and Infants
advertisement.
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A Legend OF the Ancient servia.

The Pail Mall Gazette says: There i
an old Slave legend which may be Otter
told just n 9w by Servian camp-fires. Once
on time the Gear of Moscow sent the
Sultan some magnificent presents-'to
witt table in pure gold on the table q
tile mosque OF the same metal round
the mosque serpant, also OF pure gold
and in the serpent's mouth diamond OF
the finest water moreover, he sent some
swords inlaid with precious stones for
the hereditary prince, and a cradle in
gold in gold, su =: orted by falcons, for
the Sultana. Then the Sultan call
his wise men together and asked them
what he should give the Gear in return.
so, glorious Sultan" they answered,
consult the Christian Patriarch, he
will know best what Car Of Moscow
loves" So they ca led the Patriarch,
Nemantich (founder of the Servian dy-
nasty,) the crown Of the Emperor Con-
stantine, the prlestly garments OF Saint
Iovan, and the standard of Lazarus with
the cross. What value have these things
in thine eyesp" So the Sultan did az
the Patriarch counseled, and then he
called his serv! rs together and told
them of the Is he had given the Car
But Pasha said: go, glorious Sultan
why d'dst not thou also send him the
keys of Istamboul ?" Then the Sultan
perceived that he had acted foolishly
and babe messengers hasten and recall
the Russians who had received the pres.
ents. But the Russians Were wise and
had returned into their own country by
another way, Then the Sultan ordered
the Patriarch to be beheaded, and it was
done as he bad commanded The Patri.
arch asked but one favor. 1t was that
he might die on hill looking toward
the Black Sea and the far off City Of
Moscow.
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After 20 years of practical experlence, w.. W.
horses, in staging, aiming, &C., nav, a "a
ed that more horses have been crPRl sss,s
nattention to the feet than all otnei a1I ssS
combined. After man SexperlmemM~, ~ : IN
found he true remedy to PREvENL H.
ease the hoof, or restore II after nesIhs S--tI
to what nature intended 1t sh3uid %Sooii(
great support Of fAs Noble osimdL. nt nc ma
lnnamed and diseased, the animal III sare
lively worthless. This Liniment W., s .I
prsusns this worst OF all diseases, Con.a :, IN
Sorns, Quarter, Cracks, Contrac.lons n ~
back Sinew generally called knee .rpnne
&C., and restore those that have peon'''f'
by tho want OF such remedy. -, ,,,onprlJ
~Try It, and 1t will never faii p''f
applied, viz: ..t orol,enI
Battle the horses foot once week, ." An I
or II necessary, at the heel and HoH
around the hoof close to the hair.
N. c. BOYER
rorr1stown, "a !.
ME. M. G. BOYER-Dsar Sir. inns t IN ri
that / have used your Linine sa,s tba1
BILE for thu ee months past on mH hast pre-
hundred horses, and IND u sno II d 81
pararion have ever used on nors Uard ma hre
better than you recommend Il S0nN
cases at once, by express, UTGurON
HARRY HAM1L.rVGM,,
No ls9 West Slst street new io'-
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-21
GEN. DIX MEETS A REPUL.E.
THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
REFLECTS HIS PROPosAIs

THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
REFLECTS HIS PROPOSALS.
General Dix and Sergeant Dudley,
who organized themselves and a few
select friends into national commit
tee of Boys in Blue, with a view of
manipulating the soldier element for
the election Of Hayes and Wheeler, are
not making much Roadway. OF seve>
raj failures to bring the veterans into
line under their leadership, the most
signal was that attending the attempt
to make the Grand Army of the Re-
public partisan organization. A few
weeks ago Dix and Dudley sent cir
cular to every post of this association
in the country, virtually requesting
that such post be transformed into q
company of Boys in Blue for the CAM
paign. The replies Of the command.
ers of some OF these posts, and notably
of some in Pennsylvania, are publish
ed in New York paper. Post SO, of
Allegheny City, returned the circular
with the remark that if Mr.. Dudley
twas ever a soldier" he had better
join the Grand Army, when he would
find out that the association has higher
and nobler aims than the advancement
of the interests of any political party.
Personally" says the Commander, II
am for Hayes and Wheeler. but we
have as good men as ever shouldered a
musket for the other man, Tilden. y
Department Commander j. w. Latta
promptly, and with commendable
good sense, issued formal order in
forming members that the circulars
were sent "by parties not members of
the order, and therefore ignorant of
its principles" and reminding them
that the regulations forbid the use of
the order for partisan purposes. An
other prominent officer in returning
the circular added in his own behalf
that "it is very poor policy to stir up
all the bad blood engeDdered by the
civil war even if the salvation of a
party depended upon it," On thel
other hand, however, Dudley has met
with some encouragement, for Powell
Clayton, the disgraced Senator from
Arkansas, promises that every office
holder in that State will join the Boys
in Blue, which shows that the place
men present the best field for the exer-l
else of the joint talents of Dix and
Dudley.-Pila. Times.