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DENTISTRY. ~

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John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court of Appeals.
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j. L. Blslrngcr. st. Mary's county.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEXICO Aug. 3l.-The authority of Presi-
dent DIaz is apparently naned throughout the coun-
try All Mexicans, except those who seek Office and 1.-Two
on revolution, appreciate the frmncss shown by the
President
Gomez Palacio member Of the Iglesias Ministry has
returned unmolosed to Durango, and will support the
Diaz Government Senior Igeslas is expected to arrive
y the next packet and will not be disturbed II Is r-
uored that ex President Lerdo is To be riod for high
crimes against the Constitution committed during his
administrations and that Gen. Escobedo viii soon he
tried for treason.
lis expected that the disturbances in Topic viii be
eosilv suppressed Gen Manuel Gonzalez has been or
dered to that quarter TO restore quiet.
Carlos Olaguibel has been appointed Consul at san
Franc co. and Pedro Gonzalez Consul at New-Orleans
Senior Zamacona who declined position In the Cabinet
has been elected to the National Senate by the State Of
Puebla.
Messrs Frisbie and Vallejo are still In Mexico. MT
Fsbe denounces az false the assertion that ne Is an
agent of secretary Eyart- but many Welnf0rmed per
sons refuse credit his denial .
The journal OrgdiO los EstdGOs, declares that
the United States must recognize President Dlal or
vithdnw their diplomatic aud Consular corps. There
il only one government I'm MeXc" 60 be Tecognized the
recognition or uon-recngniton of the United states VIII
moi alter the facts Recognition VIII not retard neg0a
nous nor will recognition bring about any conces-
sons This language shows plainly the anxiety for
recognton-an anxiety which Is general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-06
THE CONVENTIONS WORK.

me PERMANENT CHAIRMAN SURPRISES THE CON-
vENuoN-AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK on TUE
CAMERON cIIQUE-THE CANDIDAIEs-COMMENTs
ON TIE PLATFORM
IBr TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE
HARRISBURG Sept. 5.-The Convention met at
noon in the Hall of the House of Represcn-
tativcs and went smoothly through the de-
tails Of organization. Maj. Wilson Norris, Sec
rotary of the State Committee, called 1t to
order in the absence of Col. H0yt, the Commit
tees Chairman. who was absent on account of lame
ness caused by recent accident. The tenn
porary Chairman, according to the pro-
gramme, was A. NJ. Brown of Allegheny
County. He made a neat speech recounting
the glories of the Republican party, and avoiding
all reference 10 present issues The customary re-
cess was taken at dinner time EX-COngressman w.
NJ Armstrong, Of LycOmmg County, thoughtful,
cultivated man, belonging to the best element of the
Republicans. had been selected for permanent
President last night, and the Committee on Perma-
nent Organization ratified the choice of Senator
Cameron's caucus. In taking the chair, after the
recess, Mr.. Armstrong, who is a gentleman Of
quiet manners and amable character, surprised the
Convention somewhat and delighted 1t immensely
by making remarkable, severe and cumulative
attack upon the Democracy.
Ii is understood that Mr.. Armstrong; speech is
for the platform; aud which Senator Cameron did
not accept last night. Charles s Wolfe had resolu
ton read endorsing President Hayes course winch
under the rules, went to the Committee an Offset
TO the speech. a Philadelphia called Judge
Bum, who appeared TO belong to the fash and
Towdy element always Extensively prominent in del
egatons from that city TO State conventions, offered
resolution which the Chair ruled ont of order OF
course the reporters captured it, They found it
read as follows:
Resolred That we regard with admiration the practice
Of all Christian duties the President aud We cordially
recommend the adoption az the Executive Mansion, Tor
daily Of That beautiful hymn beginning, when can
read my ute clear"
The Judge appeared to be ashamed Of his own
performance afterward, for when he had chance
be declined to read his resolution to the Convention.
There were no indications at tins time of a report
from the Platform Committee aud the Convention,
impatient TO get its work done, went Oh with the
nominations without further delay.
Judge James p. Sterrett was nominated for SUI
preme Court Judge by reclamation, after two
laudatory speeches in which his high character and
eminent services as jurst received ample and de-
served praise.
SUDDEN ATTACK on THE CAMERON REGENCY.
All the signs yesterday and this morning pointed
to monoton, us machine-run convention, but they
were all made to fail by the courageous
attack Of one man upon the Cameron Re
geney. This was Charles s. Wolfe, Of
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OrFTCE-uOLDERs RESfGNING.

Atamceiug of the Nllth Assembly District
Republican Association last evening, several Federal Of
ccholer- resigned their Offices IN the Association The
designations accepted, and election TO al Va
cancies was ordered. The following arc the newly
elected officers: First VcePresident, samuel Crcsar ~
place Of Lewis schad Deputy Collector OF Internal Rev
nue. Secretary Cs H. Clark, in place Of Geo. II. Cornell,
inspector u the Custom House; Inspector of Elections,
David May ia place OF Thomas 4. Subtle, United States
glager Delegates to the Central Committee Victor Helm
berger William A. Graham, John Paar, and Richard
Helm I'm place Of Joseph Carter, clerk in the PosOice
John Lautry employed in the Appraisers department,
Henry Wiudcu United States guager and Edward Vert
heimrr CLERK i'm sue Custom House. The following mem
ber- of the Executive Committee also tendtred their
thc Auura~ers depurtmc john Hart, United states
aecr: Charles McCOiy, is Cclor IN the Custom House;
Richard smith clerk ia tne PostOnce, and John {. Ora
hum, engineer in the POst-Oaice.
Inc Vfh Assembly District Republican Association
met last light nc No. lbs CutOnst. ana seyc al Office
holder resigned. Those who did not resign were re-
oue.tc 10 do 81 by resolution. Inls resolution pro-
yoked some discussion. ana was finally lad upon tie
fable
Al the meeting Of the Eighth Ward Republican Asso
citation iu Brooklyn last evening. tie EignauOns oi the
follow Ing Federal 0ilcenpdcTs received: James
Woudhead. United states Guager; :. u. Crank, OF tue
Custom House W. :. smith, ". ~. Bacon, l. J.. Dcnen
Thoma, Halcv aud Isaac Walton OF the Post Once. the
rellgnations were LAID the table until the next meet