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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-29

GALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
assignee in bankruptcy OF r. II. Taylor Jr WILL on
Thursday tho 18th Gay Of October 1871 O'Clock on
premises. about mile north of Frankfort KY sell
at public auction celebrated Discry and its appur-
tenauces owned by said Taylor and known his 20. y.
c." Distcry, erected by him in 1873 Of $7eoon
This property mas been recognized and pronounced by
competent judges the most perfect In America for dsng
purposes has capacity for manufacturing 5000
barrels each ut net profit Of ut least $4,000 Tho
product has been extensively advertised through
est Mr. Taylor books showing large expenditures
OF this Rracer. The trademark has been
snd Is worth at least $1,000 aud will be sold as
part the disticry property The grain and fuel supply
In abundant and accessible At low figures the supply
~ abundsnt, aud the spring pronounced by James
Crow tho most celebrated of Kentucky operatives
best adapted for disng purposes in the world by hts
and liberal advcrtsns agencies Mr. Taylor has
tAbshcd u trade Tor his entire each
Terms OF salc.One fourth cash In hand balance o.
and IL morts for equal nmounts negotiable aud
yabc Farmers Bank OF Kentucky Frankfort bearing
Interest six cent IRON OF sale till paid II,
being retained to secure deferred payments.
w. II. sNEED,
FRANKFORT, Ky Assignee OF II W. Taylor Jr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-29

DERMUDA ST. THOMAS AND WEST INDIES.-1E
Dccgnnt mail steamer GAMMA Is Intended to sail fot
Bermuda Thursday. October ~ and ~ making close
connection there with royal mail for Thomas.
W. |. This II now tho most direct mail and passenger
route To- the West Indies For passage apply 10 A. L,
OCTERBHlDGt, Agent 20 Broadwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-29
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP
LINES.

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN CHINA. AUSTRALIA, NEW
ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON, &C,
sailing from pier foot Of Canal ST., North River
For SAN FRANCISCO, via IsTiMUS or PANAMA
Steamship CRESCENT city,. Saturday, September 20
connecting Tor Central America md South Pacific
From SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA,
From SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLAM Ds
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND,
Steamship CITY OF SYDNEY. ednesday October 10
For freight and passage apply at companys Office,
loW linz t,reen NsS York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-29

THE NEW PROVIDENCE LINZ TO BOSTON VIA
i Providence drect.-A WHOLE NIGHTS REST ONLY
~ MILES OF RAIL TIME. 90 MINUTES The mAgni6
tent steamers MASSACHU SETTS RHODE
ISLAND, from pier 10 n X foot e Warren s., at?r NJ
and all points East daily except sundays, at r. NJ
from pier 81 North River, foot OF Jay ST.
Free transfer for via either limo to and from
Brooklyn by the IT the BROOKLYN Annex, leaving
Jewell's wharf. Fulton ferry, Mt 4 20 r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-29

A SToRIA AND HARLEM,
n landing Mt south LIST st., Williamsburg.
18th It.. Astoria and I2Oth e., sch
The boats OF the Harlem and New York Navigation
pany will leave Peck slip for Harlem foIiows.-
Leave Peck slip. 10 30 III go A. NJ 80 rs As, 5,
6 30, 7 80 T.. NJ.
Leave Harlem for Peck slip, o. TO- II 80 A. M 30
A, 3 80. u 30 l.. NJ.
y. B.--tonnecting with boats for IIirh Bridge
Fare TEN cents Sundays.
WILLIAM WirnERWAX supcrntcpdeut
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17

The action Of the Supreme Court in
granting Snew trial in tho case Of ITnr-
rington, tho Virginia City murderer, is
sharply criticised by the press OF that
section. II Ia claimed TINT tho decision
Of the Court Is based upon tho most il
loeicnl conclusions; tho caso having
been reminded upon nu alleged error in
refusing to permit the defcn. innt to give
his "opinion" in tho fncc Of directly
conflicting opinion OF the Court. which
held TINT ut ~ Incompetent for any
witness, except under the rulo govern
ing experts, to give his opinion" The
law says TINT "whcu defendant offers
himself ~ witness in his own behnlf,
he is to DO hold mud trcNtcd lis all ordi.
nary Witness" During the trial Of the
case before the District Court, o uugs.
ton rs TO the opinion OF tho witness
tcstifyin8 NJ tho limo was objected to
by the prosecution, sustained by tho
Court, aud affirmed 10y tho very Court
which now orders now trial solely
upon tho ground that tho defendant,
while tGstifying In his own bchnlf, was
not permitted TO give "his" opinion.
Under the law quoted above, il would
appear to n non.judicinl mind, that IL u
witnsss, when describing ccrtain mo.
tions made by tho nrm Of Sullivan, wns
incompetent TO give I'M "opinion" when
asked, "Whal dill lo appear TO be doing
with his hand or nrin." that tho tlcfcn.
dnnt was equally disqualified TO give
his "opinion" while upon tho witness
SiHnd, az 10 whether his life was IN dan
ger or not. as large majority OF tho
people Of the State nro supposed to pos.
scss non.judicinl luinds, aud nru there.
fore Incapable Of discerning tho obscure
lino nj which justice cnda, mud Icgnl
neutrality-suspicious., the
opinion OF tho Supreme Court IN tic
case Of the State w. Harrington, will
fail to command tho rcSpcc, so essential
to II cheerful acquiCsconco IN It's high
DEGREES.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
-
JuIIFa on EIunnre,

Tho report that Senator Jones, the
grcHt advocate Of silver currency, had
secn tho error Of his way, aud Ind
como out strong Ia favor Of mn uulimit.
cd ISSUE Of paper money, ~ most Gin.
phNtically dcnicd by that gentleman.
Ito rcpudiatcs tho charge OF backslid.
ing, nnd asserts his abiding faith IN tho
orthodox virtues Of tho precious mctal.
Tho expressions attributed 70 linn ho
evidently regards scStrcmcly hcrclical,
for lie rlainly declares his belief that
a revival Of hHsiucss In the United
States IL dependent upon tho restoration
NJ silver ~ its oil function,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
shsrman,. rlnnnrla, ,,.n:,.

3 Although Secretary Sherman hns not
announced any fixed policy Us TO the
course that will DO adopted Ly the Gov
prlmcnt affecting the silver question,
yet his personal views npon the subject
81 the currency Q: Tie country, as set
forh iii Il recent statement. induces the
belief that whatever line Of action may
DO pursued. nothing will DO done hpr-
richly or without duo consideration.
lie holds that to compel creditors 20
tnko silver coin for all debts, When it
is temper cent. below gold now. wopld
immediately depreciato the purchasing
power Of II dollar FIVE per cent below
gold; would utterly destroy public
credit. stop our funding operations
which are reducing tho public debt,
driye from the country all gold, and
leave US with what our silver fr;ends SO
much denounce-.-a standard Of silver
bullion, -s
He claims that to mako our paper
money equal to coin, the way is to issue
silver coin whenever dcmnnded, tho
smaller coin being exchanged for either
fractional paper money or United States
notes, which,mny then be retired. Sill
yer coins harc already superseded
the body of fractional currency, and
they nfe n Legal tender to the samo ex
tent. Let the Government buy the sill
yer bullion at what it is worth, coin sill
yer dollars and issue them freely to
everybody who will surrender paper
dollar. This process will bring both
pnper aud silver nearer and nearer to
the standpoint of gold, and will soon
bring NIL our money to tho Same value.
We will then hive papor money sup
ported by the public credit, with gold
and silver coin in abundance, SO that
every man who has either his labor or
productions TO sell can hive either Kind
OF money and all Mt tho Same yalue,
Wo papnot afford 10 buy and sell in the
world at tho gold standard pad compete
with them, nor can wo deny ourselves
the great convent enle Of MI ample sill
vor currency just equal 10 gold by con-
lining its Issue to tho aotuuI demand
for it. .-. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
New Patents.

Through Dewey & Co., Patent
Agents, San Francisco. wo receive tho
following list Of U. $. patents, granted
to Pacific Coast inventors, namely; II.
II. futile, San Jose, Gull. pump plum.
geri Daniel Best, Auburn, Oregon,
washing mnOhino; Il. Il. blowers,
Woodland, CAL, fruit driCr; G. G. Cole
mnn, Honolulu, Hawaii, screw thread
countorl Ii. W. Forrnan, Golden City,
COL, rcn rock; w. Frccborn, S. f., ro-
tnry pillow; +. a. Hill, San Leaudro,
Cnl., snlky pillow; J. Jones, Stony Point,
CHl., cultivator; II. &. Liycrmoro. S.
f., orc roasting furnace; II. Roger. s.
f., rnwhide betting rope; +. Silver, s.
t., process for preparing coilcoI 4. ].
Stevens, Sacramento. Cal, oil md filter
cup; Il. Stewart, S. T., sash fastener;
L. W, Temple, Los Angeles, Cnl., i'm.
plcment for opening oysters; L. Yves.
torllNm md q. Mursoh, S. T., cube
sugnr innohinc; N. Tucharias, s. f.,
stud fastener; l.. Pickering, s. f.,
copying telegraph.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
Permanently OF the Grand Prize As,
sured.

oSASNs
Tho .Eeniag Rerierc OF the 18th inst.
contains positive information relative
to regent developments in The Grand
Prize miRo which settles pt once tho
question Of its permanently and value.
Tho editor Of the ReUiep gives the result
Of his own observations. having in
company with the foreman, Mr.. Leach,
explored all the underground workings.
as no effort to suppress an accurate
knowledge OF tho condition Of the mine
has ever heen made by the manage
ment, the public has becu kept informed
fully with respect to appearance and
workings, Al for rs the l50-foot level,
but below that depth. until now, little
or nothing could be ascertained until
tho SHIFT had reached sufficient depth
to drain oil tho heavy flow Of water.
This having hoeR recently accom-
plished. a second level, $50 feet from
the surface, was run for the lead. which
has just been struck ut q distance Of 80
feet from the shaft, Tho Rerfe,r gnys
the ledge Inns bcep cut through, show.
ing n width Of fully GIs feet, the ore
being black snlphurct of very high
grade. Drifts nro being run upon tho
vein, both east and west, displaying il
closely defined, with regular walls, In
cutting through tue lend to uscertaip its
width, about 10 tons Of ore WIS cxtract-
ed, thorough sample Of which nssayed
SlSS so per ton,
Although the Prize has long been nd
mittod TO bo M extraordinary mine SO
so far rs explored, experience Inns
taught that until tho vein IL followed,
found and proven rich below tho wstcr
Level, there is no ASSURANCE ,hat III ab.
Tupt termination will not blnst tho most
favorable prospects. Fully apprcciat-
ing tubs fact, mining men hive been
anxiouSly awaiting tho disclosures OF
the "bclow water level in this partic.
uiar instance, md tho full fruition OF
tho highest hopes now undo mimi.
fest, gives to the mine n permanent
valuo never before possessed, und
which could hHvO hocn attained through
no other process.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
The IIS1tcd Term.

Several cNsOs Of sunsIroko nro report.
cd M having occurred In San Franciscn
within tho las! few days, mono, however,
proving fatal. Tho excessive heat pre-.
vailillg in that city IL, we believe, with
out precedent IN tho past history Ut tho
huodlum city. From the effects Of the
intense heat, n lady was prosirnIcd on
Kcarny street and another Oh Powell,
nnd all San Francisco has dOncd its
linen attire,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17


It is now understood that Tao Admin.
islrntion has finally agreed upon the
policy Of rCnUnetizing silver. upon tho
ground TINT auch n course will hayo the
effect Of siendying its price nnd value
throughout tho world. It Is clhimed
that Germany iIas mot with insurInnunt-
nblo difficulty In tho attempt to HOoiiEh
silver rs u currency from TINT empire
and Il il believed thnt tho rcmonotiZ"'
ton of silver by America would cause
European nations to adopt tho sn'ic
course. Tho reconciliation OF SILVER
occ,,diuu 10 the ideas aud plans OF the
administration, will he only tho cxlcn.
sion md completion Of tho original
subslituiion OF silver for fractional cur
rcncy. Silver small chnngo coined by
tIe Government was cSchnrBed OH tho
demand Of holders of fractional currcn.
cy. which wag Mt onco cancelled and de-
aIroyed. This step IL now substantially
co,uplctcd. II In calculated that about
s., 0OO, 900 Of fractional currency re.
rnnin out. md probably greater pnrt
nj this will never como IN for rcdcmp.
ton, but Is lost or worn ont. The next
step IL for tho Government to coin silver
dollars with which to redeem legal ten
dcrs or grccnbncks OIL tho demand OF
holders. Il Is remarked TINT THIS vii
DO gcnuiuo redemption, innsmnch ms II
will give Rctunl ynluc for promises to
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17

- Persons upon tho limo Of the
railrond, desiring 10 attend, will find
carriages Mt tho Station ready 10 convey
them to tho grounds. to FREE or
CHARGE. md in duo snasou will re-.
turn them TO tho Station OH tho sumo
trrus.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
4 Reverend Fraud.

Rev. l.. ID. Hopkins Of Johnsburg.
w., has hccn arrested Gil i've imli0t.
mcnts; two for forgery mud threc fur
mi;aprrnpriaiinG money.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
GOUD MUSIC
A SPLENDID DINNER
Will he served Mt tho
IIALLI;CIS BREWERY,

Close By, and NIL who mny determine
upon IALLECK MS tho placc in which
to demonstrate their patriotism and en-
joy its manifold pleasures. nIny rout
assured OF being amply provided with
all the creature comforts necoysary 10 n
full appreciation Of the glorious occa.
sion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17

AsUMIER at reports ~ to how SAM
J.. ClemOnS acquired tho nom de plume al
Mark Twain having been circulated
through tho country, tho Veracious
chEonicIer himsclt, netuatod by that
rigid regard 70! puro md unadultcratcd
truth, for which ho liz 40 Justly noto.
Tiousi has inorder that tho world rnny
no longer 10 torn will, doubt upon thi,
ragged mud important point, written to
afriend In San francisco tho following
aid only teliahlo account OF how this
Iniug camo about;
~ "3tark TwNin" wos tho ron de piaTc
OF ono Captain Isaiah Sellers, who used
20 wrlto riyor poWs over II for tho New
Orleans PfdgaRe. Ile died IN 1863,
eud az ho coald no longer need that sig,
naiutc, l laid violent hands upon Il
without asking tho permission" Of the
proprictor's remains. That Is tho his.
tory Of thr Hom Il, Plume | hear,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17

The day will be uslIcrcd In by
THE THUNDER OF ARTILLERY
In good old.fT hiuncl style, and every
effort will DO Undo 10 turn ont q gcnu.
inc enthusiastic Fourth, like tlloso Of
our grandfnthors' duys.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17

Tho fltoihcrs will mcei At their Hall at "a ~.
when procession will hc formed ani prOcc"d
Ia tho Church. thoru a. ils'cn TO MI Crsilnn dc.
liycrGi by Dr0. T.. ". Huntington. At l
O'Clock. after which tho DrtIbren will return 10
their Hall IL procession.
Tho brethren will Tena'cfnbic al tho Depot
Hotel st . T.. NJ, ami pariSko Of dinner
prepared by DrJ. Janrh Clark.
Al Master Masons IN good standing. Hccoin'
panied hy ladies. are cordially invited 10 par
ilripatc.
The pnLlIr are politely invited to attend Tim
"NcToIrs ~ The Church.
WI. rf.UatlOff,
Z, J. MEiuS
T. y. STONE,
Committee.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
60 pOLI.OCIk,u

Ia ot tho wrli.hnnvn Clydos,lris stock. |, olghi
yrnrs old: IL rs hands 10 hight, Ind weighs
lGUn puuBh1,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-06-17
TRI,Ms-scasom, sac.

Marcs pasIurcd aud we'll taken caro- u of
reasonable terms. JOHN Y0wiLL,
7. II. SMITH. Proprietor. Groom.
nl3
Richland beacon., 1877-08-11

Andrew Jackson Davis declares, in the
Banner Of Light, that he recently, in a trance,
saw five weddings in the Summer Land. All
these were unions of couples who had been
husband and wife on earth. He said: "How
long these men (angel youths now waited
for the coming Of their mates! How loyalty
patient those three angel maidens (once wives
and mothers on earth) waited for their darling
husbands to come to them through deaths
Tiumphal arch! These ten persons were
truly mated and happily married, four in St.
Louis and six in London. '-Erchange.
A few superstitious unbelievers will accept
as truth this nonsense, in preference to the
reasonable and rational declaration that "ihey
neither marry nor are given in marriage in
the Kingdom of Heaven" but we will take
Christs word in preference to that of Andrew
Jackson Davis or any other spiritualistic inf.
del, who are not likely to attend any kind OF
wedding in the Summer Land, unless that is
the name they have given the kingdom of his
satanic majesty.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-11

A correspondent in Vermont who met
Secretary Sherman when he visited that State,
a few days ago. photographs him in this wise:
His personal appearance is striking, if moi
imposing. Over six feet tall, lean and lank,
he is the type of true Westerner. Careless.
" dressed, wearing a sack>coat Of dark
material anything but broadclo,h, with dark
high crowned straw hat, not recently pur.
chased, his feet encased in brogans, with cot.
TON socks which might have been covered
had his trousers been a: inch or two longer,
he reminds one of a careless, well TODD stock.
buyer or patent-rights peddler, rather than
tho chief financial agent of this great nation.
In conversation he is affable, and when no,
being inter viewed by newspaper correspond.
en,, which, BY the way, is his especial aversion,
he 10 free and somewhat careless in bis
remarks.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-11
a TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

New Orleans Democrat: At s O'Clock last
night most shocking accident occurred at the
residence of Mr.. Chavigny. at the corner Of
Toulouse and Royal streets, by the giving
way of the back gallery of the third story.
Itappears that Mr.. and Mrs. Chavigny were
sitting on the back gallery of the third story
enjoying the breeze, when all of sudden the
gallery gave way, precipitating its human
freight to the yard below distance Of thirty
feet
The gentleman escaped with few bruises,
but the lady was very dangerously injured.
The unfortunate Mrs. Chavigny was taken
into her residence, where she was attended
by DR.. Bailieu, who declined to give an
opinion.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-11

Big Creek is falling rapidly, and in few
days we can enjoy the fun Of angling for the
finny tribe. Fish.fries will soon be on the
programme, and then won't we have jolly
time ?-Franklin Sun.
We imagine, Lewie, that it is not absolutely
essential that you go to Big Creek to find the
angling of which you are fondest. Some
neighbours parlor, lit up by coal oil will ans
swer the purpose just as well
Richland beacon., 1877-08-11

The Donaldsonville Chief tells us of a two
year old son of Austin Patterson, coIored, that
became victim to concentrated lye.-N o.
Democrat.
The whole colored race have been the vic
tins of concentrated lies for the past ten years
in Louisiana, which came near being the
financial death and destruction Of our whole
people.-CarroH Conservative.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-11

Literary young man at party--"Miss
Jones, have you seen Crabbes Tales? 2"
Young lady [scornfulIy]-"l was not aware
that crabs had tails Literary young man
covered with confusion 81 beg your pardon,
ma am; ] should have said, read Crabbe's
Tales?' Yourg lady [angrily scornful]-
And was lot aware red crabs had tails,
either Exit young man.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-11

lust RECEIVED, a, B. r. Mel
u IGNORES, a fresh and full assortment Of
DRY GOODS and FAMILY GROCERIES;
Flour, Mea, Meal. Molssses, Sugar, Calico,
etc., at vicksbug prices. milo
Richland beacon., 1877-08-11

If the Gar just wishes 10 perfectly annihi-
late the Turks, he should arm his soldiers
with firearms supposed to be empty. They
do more damage nowadays than any other
weapon.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-11
. 8 8 . 3 3 3 3 3

To the Working Claas.-we arc
now prepared TO furnish all classes with con.
slant employment at home, the whole of tho
time, or for their spare moments. Business
new, light and profitable. Persons of either
sex easily earn from SO cents to S. per even.
ing. and proportional sum by devot,Dg their
whole time to the business. Boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men. That ali who
see this may send their address, and te., tho
business we make this unparalleled offer: To
such as are not satisfied we will send one
dollar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full
particulars, samples worth several dollars to
commence work on, and q copy of Home and
Preside, one of the largest and best illustrated
Publications, all sent free by mail. Reader,
if you want permanent, profitable work, ad.
dress. GEORGE Sr,SsVN & Co., Portland,
Name. Jan. p, 1877-ly.
Richland beacon., 1877-08-11
DESIDENCE FOR SALE.

The most desirable residence in town, with
four good rooms, kitchen, etc., will be sold
cheap for CASH. Now is the time to apply.
Address WILEYP. MANCHAN
nov 25.-u Rayville, La.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-16
IV-DAl FKOCHAHME.
The nrnorannrna for tn day is nc CotIovs.
wOMAN,S RIGHTS,

Programme for the Opening Of the Csnven-
fion-The Sixteenth Amendment for Women
"A Lengthy Petition-An Army in Petit
coats to Meet Watterson's Hundred Thou
sand Unarmed Ohivalry. .
The ninth annual meeting of the National
Woman Suffrage OonTeption begins at 10 O'Clock
this morning, at Lincoln hall, and will continue
tNo,days. Elizabeth CAdy Stanton will preside
The other officers are sLucretia Mott, first vice
president; Matilda Joslyn Gage, chairman ex-
ecutive committee; Susan B. Anthony, CORE
spending secretary, and Ellen Clarke Sargent,
treasurer --.'..l -..a. :
The following is the programme for the first day:
Opening address, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, presi-
dent; songs by the Hutchinson Family; reports
Reports Of eommittees-Exeeutive committee, by
Matilda JOslyn Gage; campaign committee, by
Susan y. Anthony; resident Congressional COM
nittees by the president Recess-12 to 2 p. m,
Afternoon session, p. m--Songs, by the Hutch
inson fsmiiy; Republican Wrongs Against
Jury Of Peers" Lille Devereaux Blake; report
Of eommittee on resolutions, ten minute speeches.
Hae sS1ng smt Sy the
racy Of Sex" Elizabeth Cady Stanton; Woman
in the Constitution, Susan b. Anthony: MEMS
Need Of Woman's Ballot, '" Phoebe Cousins
THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT
Petitions from twenty one States, asking for n
sixteenth amendment for women, will be pre-
septed TO Congress at the close of the National
Women Suffrage convention, this week. More
than 900 namos are already received by the off,
GERS Of the National As.c.,,r, ann rnav Ave-
etii. coming a. rate Of 900 a day. Delegates
to me convention, bearing new petitions to Con-
Peseef.,. army viii find a more formidable body
than the Republican Senate to overcome with
his LOG, 600 petitioners.