, 1877-05-28

ord. io hAa a iarse fo,lowny in iii. Stale The
prospects, arc now that Mi this acttng M Of pins
t.n M es sy sses s sssa y &c eqS
!.faetou smong the Republicans Al The conrse Of
,Isye:, AamtnIst'atoa, Ths nnm'sr n. q .ao,e
growing less. Indeed, there IA reaAon u believe
Tint It haa been largely ,ovcrc'tlmh1ea from tho
ihis .uimef lie .aeee.sof to Stanley siatshess II
ilepub!iesns: s:-tTncinnatl tAfdy al DitpasN 10
Mem l'ork Time I2er.).
This lin Hamilton and Cali B1ainc-~bo sre
they, snYway, and what relation are they 10 each
anoihcr' Some think Jim Is hls cou.in'a wife;
.hat thcy ate bound toasther BY tds hoiy tles of
uncle. II Il even reported In soH:r quntters that
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nod2c about It somewhere, but thEs II evidently :
elsnder. Josef Medil. ot Chicago, inquiries anx.
b7xlng hie esF. IN sas teptsnoos 9u msnnep
We under.!and that t,al! Dodge.on d Abijtn Ham.
h!aine'e alleged aunt; In thin case THE CHICAGO
sss. 'io fer &! s ff ~ e e. 6s
Simon Cameron, under data Of Harrisburg, Ma,
II. writes to The Concord IN. H. Monitor ID fol-
hs.s tet., rktaf Es Ths.her sur A.:
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ts iyn.. y Inform ron th.t r. such schcme ,os sny.
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Ex.0ov Chamberlain, Of sonta Carolina, in =
I,oie ~! datod coluinbiat May II, to tho Now York
Tribune. thya:
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ing. s%s nj :a''s<T y
ro,ley hire not 5een chang b7 sn.sns th.t b.
ssss;as ,he w,sfns.. e t!e pabssa psIty 4 O.
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Senator Christsncy, Of Michigan, publishes a
card IN which he eaya:
is,e;cnsf; g sttstgtsd +? II, Gnan
ss 81 *t E. sss fe s1ss
Foundation f0t ttpuH n That ktndi hrAs, bAC&uRo
would not accept ths atc: 4 tendessd 70 ~, an
well. hpcansc he AAl rfu.cd before Judge En1.
n1ona appointed, nni wh"n Sir. Chandler End this
Michigan delegation had suggested my appointment
and, ~ Ia FcsHnfnR fIe otlcD IT scnatr Hnw
TO eappose that ahou!4 felrr fr It until thu
p!ra.io: q ny ss!T dSA nos soeak o! ths hopes of
ii Ill nor M 'aY ons wnrss sInit .ts. Chandef ScnE
now. or etcf hktlhx heen rhrty 10 hnr mov venrnt.
cfct had 1,crn sMtl Hut said nOthtnK dern9htngy 70
Mr. Chandler. "a expressly told the friend that
had nothing 70 ~ which gould t,e p n. tchandlcrs)
A Washington dispatch 10 tho Baltimore !Sun
(Dcm. J. htatca that an eminent citizen Of Alabama
recently bad an Interview with Mt. Tiiden Anu told
him that the people ii tho South thought that he
~ tho lawfully cccted rnlcr OF the country. hhoud
layc taken. carly after tile elections decided
and insisted unon hts r!Es: that Lad tr done mid
ss in 5,,p n &c SSs e q
law, and made atscf responsible for Jill Induction pa
tho Office which belonged ~ him. Mr. T[jdrn Trrlfe,,
that Nv hal thought saefnlIy MID must cOnsccnttouAy
tho subject II all is ussn!e rhaacs: TINT he had
bscms sop,nss5 ths r. shout he a;ort ths sou,se
tho tent Of dr.tlchinK ths land Ia bluods that hn
Rnather tefrbls elrtl war upon hi4 couatynon. and
consented 70 the culptolnfse which aFcrca N dread
isaster. fao tot - kceny my one te lmpToprety
q ,hs X w y, i, IF ~ 5csait a4 tse
avn sct,on Ii tis peopio of The Vnited
understood ~ tic Gn19crAtic attJ to.lar occupied
such ptud att1tudc before thc country ~ had
DcC0plrl e9Orc. Al 10 nbrt4 power could IcatAt t1
ttsuAphSl uItfch To succaas III 'hsd