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National Republican., 1877-03-04
FILIBUSTERER DOUGLASS.
He Gets "sportive" and Makesa UndiSniiied
Descent Upon Hon. L. q. Q. Lnmnr.

He Gets "sportive" and Makes an Undigniiied
Descent Upon Hon. l.. q. q. Lamar.
An exciting scene occurred in the hall of
the House, Just aGer the Democratic caucus had
adjourned, which, under other circumstances,
might have led to tragic results. Aggravated by
come conservative remarks which Mr.. LAMAR
had made, Mr.. DOUGLASS (Na.), who has been
quite dissipated during the present session, and
who was excited by liquor at the time, went
down to where Mr. LAMAR was sitting In his seat,
and, shaking his FIST at him, denounced him as a
traitor to hts party who had sold out to secure
title TO his seat In the Senate. Mr.. LAMAR OBJ
serving the condition in which Mr.. DOUGLASS
was, paid no attention to him, merely remarking
that he was not In condition to be responsible
for his words. Friends interiered, and Mr.. DoUG
LASS was led away, but he soon found his wa
back, and again commenced abusing Mr. LAMAR.
The latter gentleman became exasporated, and
was about 10 infiict summary punishment, when
Mr.. CAULFIELD and others persuaded him to re-
tire from the hail. and the matter ended there,
at least for the present. No further trouble is
likely to grow out OF the occurrence,
National Republican., 1877-03-04
DIED.

DUnANT.-,in Thursday, March I, rs77, amer q
short illn' ss of pneumonia, ELIZABETII, wife of
Mark Dubant. III the 7Ith year Of her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are Invited 10
attend the funeral from the Church Of the lnmAcu-
late Conception: corner Of Eighth and y STREETS
northwest, at 2 L. NJ. sunday, Mare Ith.
KELEBER.-0n the morning Of March l. Ts77,
At 2O'clock A. NJ, MATHEW j. kELEIER, in The
eth year Of Ills age.
Funeral from the residence OF his father. No. 7ss
Third street, on Sunday afternoon, at ~ O'Clock.
Relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend. tRichmond papers please copy
MOOpY,-hSSIE LUCILLE, daug ghter OF John Y.
and Elizabeth Moody, aged years, months and
days.
Friends OF the family are requested to attend her
funeral from the residence Of her mother, No.
g?6 Twenty;hnh street, between II and streets,
Sunday. at O'Clock.
NoONAN .-March2 Q, 1877. at 5:so o'eiock, JAMES
NooNAN, native of County GALWAY, ireland, In
the SD year OF his ase.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
kptctnlly requested to attend his funeral Monday,
March g. at O'Clock from his late residence, s1i
Twenty-si&th streeth northeast.
TAYLOR.-On the I'd March. ls77, at 10Y o'clock
J. Nj, WILLIAM ALBAKT TAYLOR, aged Is years,
II months and II days
Relatives and friends Of the family arc respect
fully requested to attend his funeral from No. lG "
street northwest, Sunday, ats O'Clock L. N.
wOLFE,-March 2, ls.7. at s:2n p. NJ. at the
residence OF his sister, 80 Tenth street. CHARLES
l., WOLFE, aged u years, smonths snd 3Gays.
National Republican., 1877-03-04
President. Grant and the Rival Governments
u thu state.

President Grant and the Rival Governments
Of the state.
Representatives Ellis, Gibson and Levy and
Col. Rurke. of Louisiana, after an interview with
tho President this morning sent the following tel.
eyram to Gov. Nichols:
WAsuIN0ToS, March ..
Gorernor >. r FichoRs. Ecp Orleans!
The President says he sent a dispatch to Pack.
srd on Thursday, notifying him that troops conli
no longer be employed to uphold either claimant,
and that he does not believe that Packard would
attempt any offensive operations. The President
sent tie dispatch so that he might have time to
retire his pretensions If disposed. Tee President
says instruct ctiOns have been issued which cancel
all orders for the preservation ofthc sidtu quo, and
that neither you nor Packard are no iOngcr bound
to observe it, that he means the people L1ulsana
are as fee In their affairs from federal inter
ference as the people OF Connecticut, and that
there III be no disposition to interfere with them
any more than with the people OF New York.
The President concurs with us that you imme-
diately issue proc nmnti0n, urge protection,
amnesty and peace. Being asked II u posse
executing o process Of the Nichols Court would
be interfered with by the military, he replied, no
more than in any other State. Being asked II
tho Nichols officers should take possession Of
the Offices in the state without mob violence,
would there be military interference, he replied
there would be none; that the military would
only he used as 1t had been once In New York,
and would be In any OF the States to overcome
mots too formidable for tho civil power or state
authorities. We have submitted tho foregoing
dispatch OF yesterday to the President, who has
revised II with his own hand, and authorizes us
TO state that in Its present form is absolutely
correct.
Z. A. BrRKE,
II, L. GIBsos,
L. J. ELLIS,
WILLIAM NJ. LEVY.
National Republican., 1877-03-04
STATE ASSOCIATIONS.
Meetings Held Last Night-Action in Refer
enco to the Inauguration.


enco to the Inauguration.
A very large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the New York Republican Association was held
last evening at Gonzaga College Hall.
The Campaign Committee made its nnal report
The special committee appointed TO prepare for
the Inauguration Parade, Sc, made an interest
Ing report, and presented to the association a
very handsome banner procured for the occasion.
A number Of gentlemen were added to the com.
mtttse to receive and entertain visitors frem the
Empire state.
The president announced the campaign com
chairman; AloHzo Bell, I. q. IIensey, II. II.
CRpp, =, W. Stocking, J. l.. Lake, Dir. J. p.
H"wes, , y. {: TSwnsenI, Capt ~ j. Clifford; J.
and II. l.. Rose.
Alta meeting the Massachusetts, Republican
the Association voted to take part in the inang.
ural ceremonies, and an Invitation was extended
Sn WsS Wheh WAS bT 70
Colonel Lumey In behalf Of a committee rep.
Tosenting that association.
II was voted to extend complimentary
serepade to Hon. A. II. Rice. Governor OF the
commonwealth OF oiMassachnsetts; and Il committee
Shattuck was appointed TO wait upon the Gov.
enor and notify him oi this action This committee
called upon the Governor AZ the Riggs House.
lie thanked the association for the compllm lment
extended, and stated that he was obliged to dc.
cline II, as he was Intending TO leave the city on
MOhuhy evening"
committee consisting OF Ave members Of the
Massachusetts, association, and two from the
south Carolina association, was appointed to
perfect all arrangements for those associations In
connection with the Inauguration.
TuE rENNsYLvANIA REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
met last evening, and resolved to participate In
the torchlight parade on Monday night Ma.
ii. A. Myers was elected as marshal, with such
ms he may select The Republican Association
Of South Carolina was invited to ioin the Penn.
sylyanians in the parade, The meeting was large
and enthusiastic.
THE INDIANA REPUBIICAS CLUB
held a meeting at Clark's Hall last evening. Ar.
rangements were made to take part ln the inau.
Eufatlon Of Governor Hayes, by for ming In body
and joining In the procession both day and night
resolution was unanimously adopted earn.
sstly advocating the retention OF Hon James N
Tyner in his present position as Postmaster Gen.
eral.
THE ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
met last evening, at Republican headquarters,
and agreed that the association join In the torch.
light procession Monday evening. Major B. +.
Fuller was appointed Marshal, and Captain The
odore l.. Lamb Assistant. Several committees
were appointed to attend to details Of the parade,
and the association then adjourned.
r.. frnn Ia,
National Republican., 1877-03-04

Mr.. John G. Parker, the well known sta.
week in showing out large and magnificent
supply Of ilaHs, streamers and banners, which
came In handy and proved u fortunate Invest
ment.
National Republican., 1877-03-04
SET At LIBERTY.
The Louisiana Returning Board Discharged
from the Democratic Bastile.

The Louisiana Returning Board Discharged
from the Democracic Bastile.
Shortly after the Circuit Court was opened
yesterday morning. and while CheEJustce Oar
tier was settling himself to hear what Afterwards
proved lengthy argument, he was handed q
note irem John q. Thompson, Sergeant-at-Arms
Of the House Of Representatives which stated that
he expected the House 10 discharge the members
of the Louisiana Returning Board that morning.
and would report to his Honor as soon as he could
get action on the matter. Until thep he would
take 1t as a favor for the court to continue tho
time for him to report TO his Honor. At ll:i0
o'clock the court was informed that the Sergeant.
alarms was in attendance.
He inquired II the relators or their counsel were
in attendance, and was informed that neither
was present.
Mir. Thompson then submitted his answer,
which was based on the following action OF the
House, taken yesterday morning:
On motion OF MIR. Tucker, the following was
adopted:
WHEREAS, All the Investigations which haye
been directed by this House have been virtually
reason OF the new adjournment OF the House. and
me further Imprisonment Of witnesses In contempt
G thd r truth aGS .SaH q BY % cGGS e 20
Resolved, That tic serReant-at Arms be directed
90 d 3 s FOR s S suhSr
On the reverse was the following:
have dischargGd from custody J. Madison Wells,
ThOs, u. Anderson, q. Cas- lnyOc, and Louis VI,
JOiIN q, THOMPSON,
Sergeant .at-Arms, Ii. Il.
His Hsnor studied over the paper some mo-
ments and then Informed Mr.. Thompson that he
could retire, and should he be wanted In the fu-
ture he would be notified. Thus ends the pro-
corpus in the case Of the Louisiana Returning
Board.
National Republican., 1877-03-04

Mis- Genevicve Ward, an American actres
well known In Europe, has made successful FRS
appearance In Paris as Lady Macbeth.
National Republican., 1877-03-04
MARRIED..

PARSONS- rOli NSON.-On February -. Iss7,
by the Rev. Mr.. Par,t. at the Epiphany hpreh,
EANDALL PAH-ONs. Of Newark. Sew Jersey, 10
National Republican., 1877-03-04
MADAME SoULE, PARIS: MoDEsrE, NEW lHroR-
TATioNs.

Tho late importations Of goods received at
Madame Soule's, are unsurpassed in elegance.
There is 0 most select assortment OF new
shades, in plush and cause for trimming. and
the heavy ribbons are a net work Of brocade in
satin and plush. The flowers are rare and beau
tiful, and the new goods for vals are Just re-
eeiy ed. The hedistinguished, who patroniIe Madame
Soule, and are preparing TO leave Washington,
dress materials offered at this establishment
Stylish costumes are made on short notice, or
can be purchased from toilets, alwaysto be found
Mt ll0I PennsylYaniA avenue.
National Republican., 1877-03-04
NATIONAL VETERAN CLrB.

Attention, comrades, q special meeting Of the
Club will be held At their rooms, In lie Drot
building, this Sunday at6p IN, sharp, to com.
plete arrangements for the / rauguration Proces-
sion: All honorably discharged union soldiers,
BY order. is LICHENoR. President
It, A. II. q. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
National Republican., 1877-03-04

"a Trip to the Moon" the joint work 70
Ohenbach and Jules Verne, Is announced for i'm
mediate production at Booths Theatre, New
York.
National Republican., 1877-03-04

"Magnolis" is the name of new American
drama, recently produced with success at Fanny
MaTsh's Theatre, Portland, Me.
National Republican., 1877-03-04

Daly's Finh Avenue company, now at the
Olympic Theatre under Mr.. DuHs management
will begin q spring tour on Monday at Washing
ton, opening III "LemOns"
National Republican., 1877-03-04
ARn1vAI or 1nr HAnrnANrr Clrn.

The members Of the Young Mems Republican
Club will meet st their room No. lc3l Pennsyi-
yania avenue this afternoon ~ o'clock, for tho
purpose of escorting tho Hartranft Club. A full
attendance is expected. Members badges will
be in readiness for members.
National Republican., 1877-03-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Windows for rent, cheap Inauguration day at
Jordon's Gallery, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-03-04

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TO THE FRoNT.
Chinese lanterns nags, hammers and decorative
goods IN great variety nt ThUs. Dowlng's 'auc-
tlon rooms at private sale. The store will DO
open tomorrow morning at o'clock TO accommo-
date purchasers.
National Republican., 1877-03-04

Persons wishing to secure widows on Inaugu-
rat ion Day, can be accommodated at 1856 Penn
sylvania avenue, corner Ind street
q. y. 5. GwIFT.
National Republican., 1877-03-04

Mr. John Saul, florist and scotsman, keeps
0 hne display Of cut and pot flowers at his store,
No. 62l Seventh street northwest. His experience
as a nurseryman is oxemplihed In the exotic pro-
ductiOns that thrive under his hands, and which
bring In q handsome revenue.
National Republican., 1877-03-04

Owing to the closing of the Treasury. Col. ID.
O. Cox, Pension Agent, will not CONNIE nee
the quarterly payment until Thursday the 9th
instant. It
National Republican., 1877-03-04
Mr.. NApKRIrER's ART GALLrry

MT. Markrlter Is at home tn his friends. HIS
Style is suDquestional In decoration and no pains
as expense has been spared in making purchases
The spring styles Of tapistry are very elegant.
Aniadis do Gaul, the Chroibric hero presides In
the Art Department. it,
National Republican., 1877-03-04

The finest view OF the Inaugural Procession can
be seen from Balcony, on the avenue. Enquire
Of NJ. A. Drescoll, Lafayette House
National Republican., 1877-03-04
THE RUSH AT MADAME wAsHIS6ToS'e, BOT


Hundreds OF ladies have called at Madame
washingtons to see the superb toilets, the Prn-
cess being espe tally elegant. Madame WASH
ipgton is noted for her unrivaled skin as q mo-
deste from long experience. and her success in
fitting so perfectly. Tho ladies sre delighted.
and all expressed their admiration Of her spring
t0lictts, that are so stylish
The work done hero give entire at'sfActio n; and
as Easter is approaching the rush Increases.
National Republican., 1877-03-04

NJ de Stsplande, a senn'Ar from the Ds-
pariment du NOrd, died at Paris yesterday, aged
feyeBty.n nine,
National Republican., 1877-03-04
Presidents PRocr ,NArroS.

The political difficulty settled ny George, ard
our new President recommend ~ 9. cigars here
after.
National Republican., 1877-03-04

DR.. Philips, recently from Calcutta, n gen.
tlcman OF much ability, and most successful IN
his important mission work, will be sure TO give
an interesting lecture on missions from his long
stay abroad He lectures this evening at Lincoln
Hall.
National Republican., 1877-03-04
CITY ITEMS.

DR.. Phillips and the Hu'rh'nsons at L'ncoin
Hall this evening.
Tho New York Herald OF fr.t'v Sunday will
hc for sale on the wnshnH',r news stands this
afternoon at tho usual hour.
National Republican., 1877-03-04

HEAR hEAR'' hEAR'N
The Worlds Fair rrIac Bullock,
"GOYERNoR HAYES"
WIN be slaughtered FRIDAY, March :, Is7I. and
beef of same offered for sale at my stalls,
Nos. u and Ii CENTRE MARKET,
Seventh Street WING,
INAUGURATION DAY,
MONDAY, March 2, list.
''GOYERNOR HAYES"
is the largest. btst-cOndOncd and handsonrst 81 bull
lock ever grown ln the world, his weight being
nearly 600 pOunds and hts age less thNn SIX
He was raised by George Wilde, ESQ, OF huriing-
ton county, N. j., and was awarded hrst premiYAi
AZ the -----. -----------...
GREAT CENTENNIAL ENHIHlTlpN.
President GRANT, President elect II ~ ", W.
laTd's Hotel, ''sam Ward" prince OF Epicaresl-
and other distinguished caters, have sent In their
orders.
.en1 orders to "B'IsTON MARKET, " formerly
"MALLAHD'S. 'er N tnY stalls, -
m2'Si. G.lpr 81 WM, V NICK.
National Republican., 1877-03-04
AMUSEMENTS.
Dill L / A II ID S Z.
A N EVENING IN RUSSIA.
At LINCOLN HALL,

FURD'S OPERA HOUSE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH s. is77.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
ROBERTS PAyTOMIME COMPANY.
THE GREAT GRIMALDI, Clown.
IHAs. X, ADAMS. pAntAioon.
WIN, EUNICE. Harlequin.
LOulsA BUsHE IL, ColnIsbine.
LESLIE and Ash Ton; p9Tbis horiscnial Nii;, bar.
MISS LOUISE BosHELL.
In her graceful ey0lMtons on thu Tsegraphic Wire.
THE ALMONTE BROTHERS,
CARRIE AND CHARLES AUSTIN,
presenting their Lightning Zouaye Drill.
Supported by large and talente
COMPANY OF PASTOMlMIsTs.
Admission %, 30 and 70 cents. Reserved seats .
cents extra. MARI
National Republican., 1877-03-04
Lr .r1sTfv.pS ETpIL rorERNORs.
Tho Now order Hcenrdirg Troops-its ro-
liuCni Significance.


,l.t tald that General Grants modification
ufti,nrral huu1lr's urcrs in regard to i.1uislTut
pErIrs vas Iu fulnlmcnt Of a promise made
rc,ktr two ago through stanley Mathews. Gov
eTi iur Icuu son, C1nlrussmNu Foster, ani others
ui Mr. lIayCs friends. that II should he done pro.
vlGcd tho Democrats secured n pcaccahle count
Of ttc Presidential vote. The President was
convinced by these gentlemen aud others
fr, M tho South that II such notifications
were made the people OF Louisiana
would peaCcably fcttlo their own disputes,
satisfactorily to u majority OF both parties, and
thus relieve President Hayes OF embarrassment.
The President laid the matter before tho Cahi.
net, and It has been several times considered,
majority of the members opposing the policy
Secretaries Chandler, Cameron, and Attorney
General TAFT especially. Had tho President
submitted the proposition TO n vote only Secre.
tarles Fish and Robo on would have approved Il,
the others believing that It wasa great mistake.
Chandler, TAFT and Cameron labored long
and hard with the President, but were ur.
able to dIssuadc him from the course he had
decided upon and has now carried out.
Tho modification Of Augur's orders Is simply
that he shall assume the attitude several
weeks ago n assumed by General Rugcr In South
Carolina, which is to hold himself aloof from all
domestic matters, and interfere only to prevent
violence, SO that II might be seen whether the
Packard Government would stand unsupported
the military oeecSa NsSos heTS AMI thIl tbe nsyS Wsr
moth wing Of the Republican party In Louis
lana that warmoth should he elected to the
Senate in case President Grant could be
induced TO do hs ho has done. General George
a. Sheridan, of Louisiana, has been here for
some tlme representing Warmotb, and has had
frequent interviews with the President. 1t Is
reported that Wnrmoth arrived here last night.
Although Mr.. Hayes has been insulerably bored
by people who wished to get an inkling OF his
future policy towards the South, he has not
yet expressed himself in any way except in
speeches uttered to the public. Frem the tone
Of these speeches II is inferred hero that he will
| try the reconciliation policy, and give tho OK
Confcderates a cha nee. Nice.Prcsidcnt Wheeler
| declines to be interviewed on any subject con.
| nectcd with the policy ofthe next Administra-
tor, because, as he says, he Is not the person to
| dictate that Policy, and he knows nothing more
| than do the public Of Governor Hnyes'sidens and
Intentions. 1t would be an inpcrtinance for him,
| he says, to express his Opiniens upon such mat
| srs feiorc he has been invited to 10 50 by the
| administration.
, 1877-04-28
CHANGES IN THE POLICE FORCE.
~ ~ ESs{tnsr Ne ~ T++ft4,As

ru,r.,o Antlt ~ -Sfuct ia. hocr aid .,J
written within tho past few dars indecently. md
think unlustIy, rclnliyo 10 tho effort now being
made by bIayor Itcath, through Superintendent
11jctev, IN rrndor lin nolIrc In,co ~ thIa rItv
e!liccnt anu caeaole. 10 quito NOTORIOUS thht the
commission Of Il single criMc IN any portion Of Tho
city has been held for souo tno IA a prctext for
thc lnc1,e'cheyo os .aa. .ofcc, ana Haaa'ea neioso
the papl1e rs menace 10 ooth mo mayor ana Sn-
pcrntondent Of its nttcr worlhlcssncss, and, con.
ecaucntjy. thor Gareljct1op Of duty,
TINT evil, whether rca ur imaaluary submit il Is
mot unty entitled to a fate trnI btt ttp Ayn1pnthv
and approbation Of Tho public. In faet, IL iiiu III.
pcrintur!cnt Aas not tho appointment ind dismIa-
held ssrnonsltle for tlleIr cnlc,cnt acstnn?
dsno,aion Of capt ,us2,eX tban of anT 70! of tho
others Gy nnthinktng proplo wi,o know little, II
anGmlt a iau1 pertinent question: regarding that
oiicer now floating on tlle atmosphere Of thousht
unlung sone thinking poopfe for ihr rc!iccsjnn of
ali guos,ionInv f,o honesty Of that ntSeer. -
Frs{-le Il ut a fact TINT whom buckley wont on
tho farce he ,saa rnort Suw hc is cOuIlarAtIyeIy
wealthy, eyen epo!tlns 4 fancy "r,s"a eoodly
trilinted by tflp gnmbltny frnturnty and othpr
'.crooks" at ths city, Il report bo tfuo.
htcond-ls II not 3 fact when u contest was hold
some limo nuo In burlington Hall for silver sut,
ucIioY an somo M o,hcr scntena ISa HI weSn o
gamblers uuatercA In force. headed by Mike Nc.
l,onaid and others, and by iheIr ,tscllase Of votes,
Eor for Tho Upp0ting vund!tiutu ..yicltIng uV the
Ehoet, saying II VIA imIoalb1e t, beat iinchlcy
With such 4 number OF ttlunryci gamblers Or Iii
Side -tls tally Of said contcst being kcnt by X. il.
Ihfrd-ls II not Incl shat hs sociul intercourse
with cetfnin professional hailer land boss crook,
, 1877-04-28

EHrfkr1 I jffr.f SfHffnA. -
Tho population and wealth Df Nevada bear but
atrht proportion Of tho yalne or ltcr product AMI,
extent ct ilct resources. In thc ar.t iaso wu sro
tho lga;t q al o ssa.ss n lhs unton but IN ycluo
Tho ,highrst rank. Thcso arc *how,, ~ tho asurcs
OF tho statistlcian. ami prnof Of wealth nm
caualea II any part Of shg 81 kn"rn nn% world; VIII
produce ni'oat $40. Oio. oG5 il gold and IT.
fnr, bc.llcs other mlacralr manufactures, md
s pSs ys ns. end ill., "a. css % e
descssc il. FIom ssi' oa,. ooo i" SD oos, ooo of
So"dssfai and and .Saa si!rsis ;hs attention" 'o oi
every ono thtoughout ChrlaIcndon, who can read or
hear t!,c sta.eu,ent. With sneh ptolnetlon, an'l
@ eten ana deye!opnent /. sSbest q" nfy
From 10000 In lH05 to I'd. 600 .in. ls16
Il not sNeh an increase - gould have
Wit iss se;sa's = ptslaeiiSn of .ho W esersss yss
METALS Wo cnntena that tho n,inctnl dsvclop-
mcnta at tho nrc-cnt tlmo jas,tfy md dcn,and fur
ss Se aaa sa' @'
thousand, Now mines arc every day tlitcnscre in
section Of ths state. and sill thcre Aro thou
end sbagdouei. sftsf; siv'nE ,un'oahted erSat 81
Stances. orf IN other countries. would 10 worked
MI moHnan s4s sanso aee il Ea:sc @ Nevada .rs oSsn
ycF.bearlng veins, and, each rnngc.. constt.
tutes . territory eqsal n slse e the min
e. Ens..na ana generally of asoater we. @ ot .
oral deposits ycl either u thoso counties contains
4 .1argcr Formulation than our entire state;
yrufs, and sin g1o. foTi, their treasures, and
there sccns to be no danger or expectation of thelt
exhaustion. In other sections Of tho world arc
esptstsa @ o. saa ,at II: mining interest ot sny 10:
caiilY Of thia Htatc can bo only lumpoFasy1 Nova.
da ID new Hllning country: appears to bt ono Of
the Richest ever known, and 1t may bo calculatcd
, 1877-04-28
IOWA POLITICS.

Htst7u1 tpfFs4V1Hd*Hcz ~ 1Ne 1FtpUHN.
DEs MotNEa, H.. April 70. 1T Ia now under.
stood that tho Republican State Convention viii
meet hero June Fl. A strong ctgnrt has bocn muda
topoAtpona thu meeting until fall. oslensiby TINT
the result Of the policy pf tho President may w
fully developed, but probably dc tacto for the
bOne1t OF candltlAtcA for 6tnte oItlcas,
be selected from ths HontheIn part Of Tho Hsato.
Tho Acxt placa will be ailsd from the North. ThStu
arc already tsa candidates for Lieutenant. Gov.
trn0r. During tho past week, Warren y. DunsAn,
VI Lucas. has declined 10 allow bis namo III bc
used; but tho iion Horace Hamilton, OF Mctlrssor
steps In tn I'LL tho ranks: ssvcr4l counties havo not
tho Southeast Will get tho Governor, the Southwest
the Supreme Judge, tho Northwest thu L!cutenAnt.
iioyesaur, and tho Northwest tho UnIlcd States
Eenutor, In tic psrson Of hs. Allison. II 10, tbs
ticket would stand ~ tho order uamcd: Gear
Day, Perkins, sud Allison.