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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
COUNTY FAIR.

Arrangements are being completed
to have a County Fair at Curry's
Park some time in September. The
fair will not be agricultural on this
the first year for the farmers have not
had time to- prepare arrangements
will be made to have a good display OF
stock. especially of fast horses, The
proceeds of the fair this year viii be
used to establish a pertinent organi-
cation so Apdrain can have what she
40 much needs-annual fairs. Let
every one aid in this enterprise.
If you want an easy shave or ynpr
hair cut in stvlr. call at the Palace
Blu bersllop under new Sasipgs' bank.
Al.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
JUSTICE or PEACE.

David Reddington submits his name
to the voters of Salt River township
as q candidate for Justice of the
Peace at the next general election.
We ire authorized to announce
Orlando HIT as a candidate for the
office Of Justice of the Peace of Salt
River township, subject to the pri-
mary election. III vp
Vs% a JcoNsrABLE.x.
We are authorized To- announce r.
Ii. Hooton as a candidate for re-elec-
ton TO the Office of Constable of Salt
Eiver township, subject to primary
election. u sf1 sowFnpnrr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

If you want a first class shave or a
stylish hair cut you should call on
Little Mack, the 'bessFbarber, in the
Palace Barber Shop undernew saw
ngs' bank.rsnraa t.. = fAr.1 II. : 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

Gents shoes all styles at Boston
Shoe Store, south side square 9-3m.
Ii II aRa3 s4y~4s-~4esa NpeK"
If you want to insure. your property
call on G. w. Baker, who is known
to have the leading Fffs Companies
and who protects his roliey hoitiers
IN the event ofAossstsf xtsss salfltf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
PECULIAR PEOPLE

-
A modest reporter. ,'5''. a.a 4.'
Circus mep who are polite.
Tie barber who never talks.
A gambler without a moastaehe.
The gs, man who 2, never lost an UNI
brella. ...s, ted
Women who do not have receipts
for burns. liaF Issi ass tsas eli
Husbands who carry coal without
50 sAaAa-s-sa %tfts
Hen'peifked husbands who ever
make prize fighters. 81 'Sa' A
oiPraters'sw who don't'fook three lines
aheadfor ssfat..,s Ysai.@s sas sAE5i 80
ssAmana fst can tell whstia crsss-
eyed girl IL wfnking at.
IN baidheaded man who don't be-
lieve mi haif restofatives. 6 SR
isBoys who would rather GO 10 Saa-
day School than swim: 90
The woman who ean't step 5earsce-
fully over a muddy crossing. =" '@A
THE man VINO Can I say desppo, for
depot, without embarrassment.
The man who coaldnf t pick one OF
the three cardsLff he wanted to.
The man who'doesn't want to be
seen walking arfn-in-arm with d Sena-
tor. .ahlli rs stysgBs off r9 efa{tGfSo8
Little men who don't think they
make up in quality what they luck in
quantity.
Al hotel clerk VIC doesn't realize
the lawful majestic dignity Of his POI
sition. gufat bHR ~ - ussI - ts.t
The young man. who lent conscious
Of added sweetness derived from q.
button-hole bouquet, sss4si - w4ssI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

The Perry hack leaves here on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
B. II. Tomlinson, at Insley's grocery
store, Is agent, leave yoHr orde1H
with hum. III
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

Great closing sale of spring and
goods to make room for new
fall stock at
tHt RUTLEDGE q TRELoAR's.
Ladies fine Kid Incorporates 81. si''
Ladies fine serge shoes Si.s ,iladgl
Gents fide CALF boots $2.5o ,orsI'.
Gents felt hats SO cts,
Children felt hais % cts.
All other goods proportioHaliy
y~;siles = nj 11gu6I q tII-tf. 01s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

Squire Gillium is acting as Chief
of Police during the absence OF War
ler Potts, who is absent on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

4 Walnut, Ash and Lin lumber at
Mexico'f fsimng MILL. We will pay
the highest price in leash. aSawing
done to order at mill. dJEs4hsud sit
lift GAY & CHASE, Propr,s.ga
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

New STOCK oi fine cut tobacco, ths Sess
sraads-kaownste the trade, Fountain,
Mule Ear, : Wild Rose, &C., ct 8. n.
Volt, four ounces tor % cts. 10 q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

i propose to advertise the lands left
for sale Of trade With me, BY circular
and advertisement in all the leading
spaHsss iatheanOrths cast u and ss0sth,
and all parties sending me full desr
cription of lands and prices will get
the beneht Of s1tff advertisement this
fall, No charges unless saie or trade
Is made satisfactory to ewActaz 9Sl
G. w. Raker, Real Estate Agt<
Ike
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

Rutledge q TrelOar r receiving
their fall and winter stock OF boots
andashoes, which they are Offering at
bottom prices atl.a. tEy Las la,lolt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
MoNEYToLoAN

ssNEwPoRrsh NEwPoRTs J at Boston
Shoe Store south side square, Sam.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

il Shea is always on hand when you
have a loss by tire.sa aa 80 lltf. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
d. {. KNODER

Continues to manufacture the best
AMI neatest fitting boots and shoes. to
Orier in a scientific manner. The
fitting up Of the last, &C., to the
natural shape of the boot issthe
ONLY RULE that will guarantee "a
neat and comfortable fitting boot or
shoe, and a trial solicited will gual-
entee satisfaction. '''
Iexcept nothing in shoe making.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
Leather cement will stand when used
right. .i .r -.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
A partial list Of candidates that bn,vs

A partial list of candidates Shat bay
their cigars by the box from Sam Volt:
H.iGlasecck, jim. Rsseberry, Bob Frees
MAJ; A. B. Cluster, b. +. Dobyns, John
bearing, Joseph Potts, T. b. Mildred.
Johnny Beatty, R. B. Hooton, Charley
DAY and NJ, Y. Duncan. County mer-
chants examine my stock. ~S IL 1t. IS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

Fine chewing tobacco at Sam VOLTS
cigar store, 80 cents per oound; DONE
forges H. ~ L a2shak9 q asI 10 1rts .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

If the independent ticket in Galloway
county could be elected they would be
put out of office within three weeks, for
brib,ry to get1ofice. j ust put this dowb
in your book. stg 1 Ntttfs @it
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
WANTEDl

For reliable insurance, call on
Shea.s @4s 4 $40 80 @o1S lItf.hL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
MUSIC SCHOOL

Mr.. W. NJ. Teloar will eommsnes
teaching a class ! d music early in
September next. Branches taught,
piano, organ, musical composition aiid
singing. Terms4moderate. s@~l6tfs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
BOOTS. SHOES. AND HATS.

Rutledg &c & Treloar n anows Jreg
eeiying their fall stock of boots shoes,
hats, caps, and gloves which thy are
offering at Bottom prices. Latest
style of hats at II CsSs1 ,g7&
17-tf. RgTLEDGE 3 TRELoAk'S. ri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
GRAND SOCIAL PICNIC

- ~ - .EIfs|-L 80 "a - FEh 500
To be held in Ben Hartley's woods,
four miles south Of Benton CITY, and
one-half mile southeast of JAS : Har-
risop's, saturday, 70 Aug. 81. All
parties and sects are respectfully in.
yited to attend. Come one come all
and join in the fantastic step. Fafni-
lies, that are able, bring along dinner
and all be sociable as of old by set
ting out the good things to all.
There will besscmething entirely new
T. S.ACommittecc OF arrangements
to be selected on the grounds. Come
carly. ..
Geo. Cromwell, conductor of the
Cromwell Bus Line, makes calls in
ail parts of the town and meets all
!. nips. II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

I have constantly on hand, money
to loan on fi~rst-class security In sums
to suit. ' -
y. w. Carson, Southern Bank
uiRs. w sd .aarast .Tfz.a S8-6m.r -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

Rutledge & Treloar have the
nobiest hats in Mexico. 1Slt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

National dry hop yeast and break4
fastsbacon for ssle At Frost's fancy
grocery. III. %, ~ ct.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
BARGAINS!

Your best policy Is to get your
policies from Shea. lit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

D. EsHEA

Who is out for county Clerk is o
gentleman slngnlarly we'll qualified
for the office. He is one of the fin
est penmen and most careful, palms.
saking book-keepers in oMissOnriS q
man of good education, considerable
knowledge-of our statute laws, and
large experience in public affairs.
He Is also a nan without faint or.
suspicion, as to integrity. He has
been Public Administrator of the
county for two oraithree successive
terms, during Which time Q large
amount OF property has been In his
hands and under his management,
and 10 whisper of, complaint has
ever been made against bis honesty
or business sagacity, IN its manage
H,ent. fvkf our present most efficient
County Clerk is. to be displayed, (as
many think he Ought to be- Capt.
Shea istiiedb estsmansi M the county to
take sthissRlace. . Indeed no onec0uld
fill the. office any better than, he. He
is asociab5e, clever gentleman, polite
and accommodating and mouldbda
his business pleasantly with ,eyery1
body-Vandaiia Leader.
.haisZs
y-On account Of the rain the cans
didates dad not1attend, the picnic to-
day, a full turn GU out vii will be present
at the one east, TOMORROW /,
Miss Alice Stroube, Of WellsviIle,,
is visiting the Misses Gregg Of this
city. a- @a@t* sf @
-Our cengenial friena Tom Smith,
8 snow with Ely Janis 81 Co., dry
goods dealers, of St. Louis. os ysaoai
SHERIFF GAascock is now in spurs
| salt ef the men that robbed Ed Curd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

Ribbons a speciality at
III. ARs. HARDNe's,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

~. ".
p. S.-Anybody will tell you wher,
to find me. s+- s.1''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
HgAa ToBs aHr
BOLD ROBBERY.

.a .s.M 81. hanAnnsd Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

We are authorized to announce L.
T., TORY :on as q candidate for re-
election as Assessor OF Audrain coun-
ty, subject to the primary election.
We are authorized to announce j.
W. Beatty as aeandidate for Assessor
of Audraine county, subject to the
primary election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

plCaiCs AhfS WAh w VIZ
the season, everybody is going.
There is no law to prevent a mar
from making a fool of himself, and it
is well that there is not you couldn't
enforce it.
Another new lodge of the A. D.
U. WIS has just been established at
Sturgeon, Mo-, and still the good
work goes on. ~
-BrittoaA A. Hill speaks in Mexi-
co next Saturday on the financial
issues of the day as yeen through
Greer back spectacies.
-~At the Harrison picnic last
Thursday Sheriff Glascock arrested
young Hartly on an old indictment of
assault with intent to kill.
I The picnic in the Harrison
neighborhood last Thursday was one
of the best we have.yisited this sea
son.
+ The usual number Of wheels OF
fortune and lottery games passed
Through our city to the Fulton fair
on Monday.
-Ifsyon want TO have your Charms
fairly represented to~the' people and
be elected announce in the LEDGER.
,T Josh Billings Young man
don't be afraid to blow your horn,
but dom do It inAfront of the pro-
~fceshnn, go behind and do II.
The editor who tried to run a
newspaper on compliments died in
/, the moor house years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

We are authorized to announce T.
J. Marshall as a candidate for re-
election to the office of County I reas-
urer, subject to the decision of the
Democratic primary election.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
TRAINING STREET ARABS.


THE WORK IN WHICH THE ST. vrNcENT'a
HoMY, OF BROOKLYN, is EsGAeED.
The State Board Of Charities having expressed de>
sre TO learn moro fully the Objects workings and
condition OF the st. Vincent's Home Tor Boys, in
Poplar street, Brooklyn. Rev. Father Maurice
Hickey, its manager, has prepared lengthy report
and transmitted to then- He says thai tho object
OF ST. vincsnts Home Is to prevent much possi,
BILE an increase Of ramps. by cultivatng 10
the young street Arabs spirit OF enterprise, self
reliance, probity Of life and respect for the rights
of society isTherc secms,u he says, ITO DO spire
adventure among them That will not hesitate NJ in-
cendarism, aud will at limos prompt thom to 60 SO
far as TO present Ioaoed revovcr Tor Sumo fancied
oneuce. Their ideas are commuuistic TO an extreme
degree, aud they will assurediy pull down nouse0
about ears II not rcpressed ssasonaby and Win
they sometimes 10 learn the sancty Of an oath,
and they look the laws OF society ~ enactc6
for their oppression. No boy can be retained IN the
Home whose habits not regular and INDUSTRIOUS,
to begging found to be devoid OF serespect aud
likely 10 become vagrant or criminal The discipline
the Home requires hsL the boys shall DO called ~
In tho morning and tako bath. After plain and
wholesome break they are sent TO work or 70 the
school when they can nad NO work. Lunch
and dinner are served them, aud an hour
OF study the school 10 required hvo
nights out Of the week. IL they make any money
then they must pay few pennies nightly toward
their maintenance Everything is done by persuasion,
nothing by compuision. gymnasium aud billiard
taoe provided for their amusement, night prayer
is SAID common at halipast nine O'Clock ana cotn.
pets silence uired In the dsrmttores by ten f
" Boys are received without distncuo Of etssus
been provided for, many OF whom are no" wen cone
Quoted and STEADY young men,"
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
WEST VIRGINIA.

THE NATIONAL PARTY IN THE PAN HANDLE
sTArE-Irs CREATION AND srRENGrH-wHAr
INFLUENCE 1T IS LIKrLy TO EXERT IN THE
PRESENT SITUATION.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Angus, IL, 1878.
The national grcenbsck-labor reform movement
has made sufficient progress In this State engage
the attention OF politicians and become n factor In
tho figuring of pontical calculators. Your corro-
spondcnt has been at some pains to Investigate tho
subjects, and tho following facts gathered In
tho course Of tour through the principal
counties OF the State Will only servo TO
show tho present status OF the movement, but may
basis for predictions as to the influence 1,
10 likely to exert in the State aud cleo.
tons Of next October. For tho sake OF convenience
IL will be best to consider tho movement IN this state
by Congressional districts, although tho effort has
been made to start the new party hero state or.
ganization.
Tus FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
10 the FIRST Congressional district, witch includes
the spper Aiesn counties Of tho State, aod takes In
Wheeling, ths capital CITY, and the northern PAN
handle countless and extends south below, Parkers-
burg and south beyond Csrksburg, the urisn Of
the greenbockers and tho workngmsn was crected
mere than year ago. The movement at the begin
ning and especially IN the city OF Wheeling, whose
population IS largely composed OF iron mill opera
tveS took the shape Of clubs whose membership was
mainly made up OF these operatives, whose ostcnsibe
object was the accom- pshment OF some labor reforms
not vsry clearly expressed definitely understood
About this time greenbscn clubs established In
the Kanawha Valley, and the two orgspiza,ons having
q mutual desire Tor something different from the
then existing ssatc Of affairs, made overtures to
another which resulted in the incorporates Of the
two titles into one. ana the clubs thenceiorth
known as Greenback.Labor Reform clubs
rHE WHEELING CLUBS
White iu Wheeling your correspondent secured copies
OF the constitutions and some oi the mauestoss s-
sued by these bodies. but the formsr the main
copies OF the Brick Pomeroy compilations, issued
from Chicago, and the latter tho stock complaints
against the resumption programme, the cxactons Of
.capitsl from labor. and the demand Tor more abun,
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
JAMES A. TERRY'S FUNERAL.

The funeral OF the late James A. Terry, Brooklys
journalist took place yesterday The services were
ncld Al 81. Peters Church Roman Catholich Hicki
street, near Warren, and were largely attended b
membsn Of the press, city and county officials and
officers Of the ST. rstrick's socssty, th<
Mutual Alliance and the Clan Ma Gael on
ganizatious The Moral tributes wsrc rare
anu beautiful. solemn requiem offered
for tue repose Of the soul OF the deceased, alter
wbcn tho cclebrant. Rev. Father Fransol, preached
a sermon In praise Of the life and cburacier OF Mr..
Terry. The remains we're Inferred in calvary ueme-
tery, In the grave with hts wife, died eghA
months age, The aecsasea leaves fsuT chdrsn
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The total amount OF requisitions drawn upon the
Comptroller during the past week BY tho Department.
OF Public WORKS amounted 70 so, ,262 o..
The Board Tor the Revision and Correctioa sf As
sessmens yesterday confirmed assessments for sewers
IN the BcuIovard Ninety eighth street. Ninth avenue,
100th street, Ninetysxth street, Eigbth avenne, with
branches 10 Ninth avenue, Ninety.ciehth, Ninety.
ninth aud 110th Streets amounting 3y4 95 also
for regulating Tenth avenue, from Eighty second 70
Ninety third street, $bA,64 20, and Elton avenue
trsm Third avenue 70 Brock avenue, $500 -.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
THURLOW WEED INJURED.

Mr.. Thuripw Weed on TUESDAY night while getting
or Twenty third street at TIE Junction Of that
sres. ana ysoadwsy. was shrown violently W the
ground The driver ot tns csr, Wish The usual haste
Of the .'bobbcd tail' car drivers, did not allow the
veteran journalist time 70 alght and started the car
ter who was with him, was also thrown down, but
was not injured. Mr.. Weed yesterday was feeling
ou,le we'll Hs said that beyond slight stiffness u
the limbs aud side he hoped ne was none the worse
In his fall
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
sHUpI's WING.

The Waltor q. Shups and Carsey wing OF tho
National Greenbaek Labor party met last night at
Science Hail. Walter H. Shupc In the chair, ana W. A.
A. Carsey acting secretary. After dcnouncing all
othcr wings OF the party unmi,igatsd frauds ana
procaiming themselves ''only original Jacobs''
OF the greenback party they elected the following
the State Central Committee, which meets to-day OF
French's Hotel:- Fifth district Thomas Smith !;
Sixth district, Patrick Reilly; Seventh district
Frank Waters; Eighth district, Henry Kneubel;
Ninth district, Richard Watkins; Tenth district
Patrick Spellman; Eleventh district, Alexander Cir.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
COSMOPOLITAN anEENBAcKrRs.

The Independent Cosmopolitan National Grsenback
Labor Club, Of the Twenty-dft ward, Brooklyn,
at It's headquarters, corner OF Fulton and Macdousa
streets, last night. Mr. Edward j. Nieuwland, who
identified with the Shups faction Of the National
party, spoke 'The Most Dangerous Classes In the
United States-How to Prevent Bloody Anarchy"
He went over the ground occupied by the nationals
and sxpounded sher principles IN a lengthy speech.
The ndholders denominated the ';old ne nds'
country, the dangers which must ult to
society by their continued existence were startingy
portrayed. The adoption OF national principles and
the full and complete Endorsement of the national
programme urged remedy against the terri
Bile evils already foresbaAowed by the general dscon-
tent among the working classes
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
Ii rHAr "ooNrRDUrIeN'' no m PAID IN AID.
vBRrIsxNa spAcE7

tFren the New Yesk Indicntor, August 10l
We have received iron Mears. George p. Rowsl
Go. postal card, In wnch is printed a comnunica-
ten Of thsrs which appeared the Sun OF q recent
date, relative 70 the circulation Of tho HERALD and
Sum- and Offering s., 600 contribution to certain
art mussun upon certain stipulated terms. We have
no possible Interest In the matter Our circulation
has never been questioned. We presume II sent
10 US with the idca that we would pubsh IT thus
give them tue tcnent OF free advertisement; but
don't think such "a heap' OF Rowsll Go. as TO do
that BY the way, the communication doesn't say
whether the $4,000 contribution was TO be IN cash
in ''aoverlising space, IN country newspapers.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15

cate one, and the surroundings such ~ might be
SNAPPED oy poltic managem into form that would
upset the present condition Of affairs In this state
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
INDoas1Na THE oREENpAcKuRs.

A grand ratification meeting Of the Syracuse plat
form and nominations held last night by tho
Ninth Assembly district national grecnback-labor
party at No. 10 Bank street. The room filed, and
Mr.. Thomas McGee occupied tho chair Mr. Doherty
SAID the country going 10 the dogs, and depre-
Gated the idea Of Grant going about gov
ernment ships; and then he touched on Bsecher and
broad and water, on labor, taxation and hundred
other matters Mr.. r. B. Purse next spoke In very
similar vein, and he followed by Mr.. George
Blair, who said that for twelve past the work
ingmen had been pctitoning the Legislature TO do
something Tor them but nothing was done. 1t
all tho Same whether the Legislature was republican
democratic, mother did anything Tor the working
men bus now they proposed doing something for
themselves. Other addresses wers made aud the
Syracuse nominations were indorsed.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
ns.y .na h.rmealou.lz Wien 3. our fellow o.i.en.

nssy and hsrmSni0usy With all fellow cisisens to
proclaim that where labor suffers all other interests
. .sIs :. a,1 & thai
there any natural or % .s
ssfssios: folly the politics. mo1n,ss..k Lss..
The shs s.S oapas
child Of .Sor dc asy,h son % SsS ays 5snas s o.
s ssI. a
thetic unon tor the good Of all.
Resovea Tina. candidates for the snraFes Of the
sssnse absolutely rss from the stain q rotten rings
Il. aSs opinion Tao ns
Is % for s.ss: . Ss A.,
people OF q. poss win sna 70 dIxs hs es
deemed i'm posuble dispense without surrsndering
Resoysd That the opinion of this oonfarsnc. imms
stately after tho next ensuing M
section. ors.n..sioa' sneri.hinE and .upP0ad;ins
Sa BE- Where mutual inter
change and aJudic,Ous wise and conservative eomp,o.
and .sod to the
ment Of the object forth in these resolutions.
Ithaving been established as rule hat all resoIu-
tions boaring upon the national status OF the party
should be referred to an organized advisory commit
toe, the ABOVE resolutions were so referred.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
After considerable confusion and amid cries OF mo
recess of five minutes ordered. after which Gen.
eral Sohnabe declared that he mad found u i'm apostolic
to reconcile the organization the prohibtive tariff
plank, and resigned his position.
motion to adjourn ior one week was voted down
amid more confusion, in wnici the ''iie" passed
A member cried out that people had come
there 10 create disturbAnco-o make II appear
they were an asssmblage OF rowd,es (Diseordant
cries IN dersi0n.)
COMMITTEES.
The following were recommended members of
the State Committee to Ill the vacancies existing
from this scity:Cougrossional DisrIcts-Fifth. Dem
MS OSullivan; Sixth. Jeremiah J. Drsco; Seventh,
John H. Carl; Eighth, George H. Purser; Ninth,
George f. Gardner Tenth. Marcus Hanlon; Eleventh,
Cornelius O'Rcilly.
The following were appointed com m,tes to confer
m n tha Stata Tn INIT
cty:-J. j. Drscol. David J. Twohey, George Bnnzer,
Edward Riley aud Marcus Hanlon.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
THE NATIONAL PARTY IN THE CITY.

MEETING OF THE yoAcHIMsEN-HANLoN WING
SPLIT ON THE TARIFF rzANK-BnsaoNAT1oN
OF PROMINENT HARMoNIyER.
A numerousy attended and rather boIsterous meet
ing OF representatives Of the Joachi msen- Hanlon
wing Of the national labor & reonback party was
held last evening in Germania Hail. No. 200
Third avenue, Vice President o'RcilIy in the
chair Committees from the different assembly
districts made reports. from which IL appeared that
progress had been made in each district, although no
specific action had occurred pending the recognition
OF this branch OF the party by the State Commisee
now the city. 1t will bo remembered that all the
New York city delegations ignored At the State
Convention held In Syracuse and The encrt now Is 10
reconcile as far as possible all differences and hsr
monize the movement In the city upon common
pssie.
PLATFORM PROPOSED
General ScnnaUe, from Tue FIRST Assembly district,
selected as harfnonizer, offered series OF resol1-
tcns the tenor Of whcn may be briefly stated as fo-
lows.-
Resolved. That we the representatives ef several or.
within ths First Assembly aistct 0 the cftx
and county Of New York psdEs ourselves 70 unite ear