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National Republican., 1878-09-18
Vegehne.
VEGETINE
TIE VERY BEST MEDICINE FOR BTS-
PEPsI4 ISD ISDIG ESTION.
NEWTON, n. H., March y, Is77.

- NEWTON, N. H., March y, is77.
Dsrr Sir: Once more take the pcn to praise that
king Of medicines, Npgeiine. when begun to take
NCgptnc Two years ago. with su"h marked benefit,
my friends thought II was u sttmu,Rnt effect, and
Thinking that OF tho who read The ts i'm onni
which wrote Rt tn Iimc might think the same,
write once more 10 satisfy them on that point Since
! began to take V, gstne, almost two years a;o
have gRurd steadily until the present time at winch
! am enjOy,n my former raith aud consider myself
m could b" and live was cOnhncd to the bel for
ciqt mo tbs AMI civ n up to die lv eight doctors,
the mnst skilled IN this stale. They sald
had several dl,ra'es. Including consumption, heart
disease and -rveral Gthers equally fatal, aud must
die But Veret'n" taked ns u last resort brought mo
through, and to III { owe my lie. since my health
began 10 in prove hav" IN .de study fdp,t asr. and
find the cause ofHIl my symptoms 10 have been DUs
JFIbI or itGCd0i, and also lind that i've cases OF
disease Of every six ci.gt4 OF The same cause.
II brcOmes poisonous, pntTid mas, which Is alb
shed Ut0 the flood Rnd by that It Il conveyed to all
PARTS Of the EyS!rU unlsHg symptoms ol discCs Ia
amy or all o: ihc organs OF thG 10 ~ gnd II ths cause
Is not removed these symptoms become In time OF
gang diSeySss l have gwen NesCt.Ee u thorough
ps In my own case. and also In t,at OF many OF my
anlun ntance., and hnr II to be the very best mcli
cine pNtaLt for DVsprpsid or indigestion Of the
sympt VI which is usually the belief that you haN
some fatal organic dlsCaSe. an. well knOv:l IN the
(N. II and can furnish an uNdeniabie corrobOrhtiOn
Of all o. these statements. Will willingly answer
my letters of inquiry ~ regard to my Or the use
A. J. BURBECK.
Ir NFGETLSE Is taken regularly, according to di.
rcCtuTs certain and sJeedy cure Of DyYeIlSu will
follow It's use.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
joint Stock Companies.

The clerk Of the cOur. Eaa issued iuarriag &c
ligeuses to the following applicants:
W. II piXun and Fannie Berry.
T. ". hartley and Ella T., Mccoy.
Andrew jackson and Matte Allen.
K. +. Nattiugly and Salie T. Scott.
i, NJ Caldwell and GcOrgctta W. Ranscl.
john McKeuuey and Elizabeth Campbell.
l. II. Barnes aud Clara L. McKenney, both
Of Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
Indications

For the MI lie ttNntir sat. ~ Ncw FngIhuI
falling har1mr:vs; srJ.th':y'; w!ud,: warmer,
partly cloudy weather possibly followed TN tine I'm.
terror By light rains and coolys nyI.hwc.t winds.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
The Resort of Disrepulable OoIored People.

Some days since Tue Commissioners referred
the complaint Of Joseph Gaw!cr and others
against the disorderIy gatherings at Green
Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue between Seven.
teeuth and Eighteenth streets, for invcstiga.
ton and rvport The cHse was turned over to
Lieutenant Hurley, Of the fourth precinct, who
states that Green Hall Is the resort Of all
iisrcputOble classes Of cOlored people in this
city, who receive licenses aud permits from the
Commissioners to give parties there. On the
night of September o, when the last ball was
given there they acted so disorderly that ON.
GERS Hes and Kirby arrested two of them.
The officers were assaulted, aud the two
arrested wers fuud in tho Police Court The
officers have always paid careful attention 10
this place, aud will continue to do So"
National Republican., 1878-09-18
CITF ITEMS.

THE people have Leen 50 much imposed upon by
several worthless sarsNpGrlas that we are glad to
he able To recommend a preparation which can be
dcpcuded on Us containing the virtues Of that in-
valuable medicine aud Is worthy of the public con-
hdence. DR.. Ayers SSrsAparilla cures when any.
thing can CurI the diseases that require al altcrn-
tive medicine.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
Wational 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Pas.ense. Grains.
IT BALTIMORE AND rYroNAf pEror SIXTH AND 3
STREETS

Al tBAL1iAoRE ASD ONO rEPor, SEw iEREf AVE
SrI ASp srEEET.
MOfur,1 Eprfnr.
s:'b. n. Y. Phi 4 Ros eg -Is,0, Baltimore accom
-, Baltimore express $50, Balimors accom-.
7aN, Western express. 500. y, PHI 4 Bo5 sS.
~ baltimore accom-. s:2D, Western Mail.
~, hrtd. &C. Met. brch.l shS1. Baltimore accom-.
AZ, Baltimore Annapolis 'd:tS, Baltimore express
and way 1ia, Western oNrrsss.
eit, Nartinsburg and Hn. $50. baltimore express
ge r>tUwn nc MET hr'ch, sells Y, phi & lps 81.
s1I:d, Baltimore accom-. lglj baltimore accom-
D.s. baltimore espress
sAFrivc daily. Others sundays excepted.
So For Tie time Of departure OF trains, see hdyst.
eren snts elsew hpre.
National Republican., 1878-09-18

IovSG rEoPLE do pay attention to yolr teeth
neglect Will so1n ruin them. De wise In time
Clean them daily with THURsTOSs IVORY Pearl
ToOrn POWDER. the most perfect dentrIhce Known
II will keep them through life in good condition
white and sound. VIII harGen the eums. sweeter
he breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by al
druggists. Is and 81 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
VEGErTINE
FOR ASTHMA.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
NR. II. n. STFvESS:
IsIr SiT: Tor Lhe lFs hnccu years during the
months Of Nav lUd June, have BEEN an .cted with
what til 10 ,iUrs called t1hmd. II was very dis
trrs,ing rendering miserable. that dreaded
lts coming on WIS recommended To use NesetinG.
took iva bottles hioGu | expected the attack, and
was entirely TIlleNet ] feel grateful TO Nrgrtine.
JNO. I. BALL INGER,
liDs Greek street, Phi.adephiL
VEGETINE has restored thousands to health who
who had been long and painful sufferers
National Republican., 1878-09-18

FISE New York butter received daily at spicer'
butter store, corner OF Ninth and l. streets north
west. Low prices, Lne quality, and iair dealing
are specalt!es.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per &C 1t. interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. J. II. SQrlER Co.
BANKERS lil6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-09-18

FoR upward Of thirty ycuIs Nm. WinslUws s00th
lug syrup has bceu used Tor children. II correct.
AcidIy ufte stomach relieves wind cUlir r,guulsf
the bowels, cure dySeutCry and dlAuhuu, whether
arising from eclhing Ur other culIsGs An old und
wgIl.Irled remedy. IS cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
BAsE-BALL

The Nationals Warm the waveriys-score,
Ito 1-Other Events In the Ball Line Yes
terday.
The Nationals visited Baltimore yesterday
for the purpose Of playing return game with
the wsverlys, Of that city. The Washing
tonisns squared accounts, as will be seen by the
following snmmary of the contest:
National Republican., 1878-09-18

WEILs' MACHNF-SFREAD STRENGTHENING PIAs1
ER3 arc still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpaSs all others.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
100 Miles Ride on the Potomac for 10 Ceati
DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON

VIII leave her wharf foot Of Seventh street EVERY
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, AND SAT
CEDAY, ut 10 m. returning ai t:i5 J.. m.
A MOONLIGHT EXCLUSION will be given on
Monday and Friday nights, leaving nj Tl5: returning
at II. Fare, round trip, Is ccnp. Music and
dancing. lyisIT
National Republican., 1878-09-18

HARD times demand economy; practice Il b,
renOyatn2 your suiled gloves with JoUvES's 1sd
nERous KID GLOVE CLKAssER. Price Is cents pc
bottle
National Republican., 1878-09-18
rIhrLES AND HUMoRs on THE FacE.

In hi. runlition ofthe skin the VIGETINE T. Is the
great remedy, a, i ats dtr.Ctiy upon til" blood 1t
Clclnsrs Hnl puri- the blood, tNTr"ny causing lu-
niurs To disappear. by inlrrnh treatment ali iupu-
rilirs arc lif"N4 out. NEiEflSE Hyso good cir.
g"sled UrsTli+u, restoring tho LeIh, giving good,
clear complexion.
National Republican., 1878-09-18

GRAND AND LAST EXCURSION OF THE
" season for the bcl st Of Roberts Penny Lunch.
Saturday. september g. ls7s. TO B,L!niore aud re-
turn, stopping Point Lookout for lathing and crab
hing, arriving In Baltimore al O'Clock. steamer
Jane Mosolry wilt leave Sixth street whnrf at T. M,
rtturuing to Washington al u H. IN Mnhdry morning.
Tickets limited; Eecnre them ta,ly the Ionnd trip.
Srepin RrcomnIOdst ons hirnisned hes. Meals fnr-
rens Zach Stltarooms and tickets for sale at the
Miles House. si2 street, and Penny Lunch Rooms,
I.l6 street. sspl.-F
National Republican., 1878-09-18
Excursions and PiCMCS.

rINHE POTOMAC FRUIT.GROwERS' ASso ! A.
L TIoN will give Its fourth aud last excursion Tor
the SEASON to Glynion on the MARY washington On
TUESDAY,, September -, 1879 The steamer vi
leave seventh street wharf al 10 o'clock Il. M AMI
o'clock n M. returning al and OClCcI y. m Music
will he furnished by Professor Hodgsrs and the Mount
Vernon Quartrtte Grub. Dr. 4. =. Rowland VIII eN.
hibt in the rN with the Captain y Yton lie drc,s
81 cents; to the holder Of me nbcrs paSspor, which
may he obtained at tie boat, g5 cents; children mar
price. W II. CHASE
senls 81 Chairman OF Committee.
National Republican., 1878-09-18

ARE you bilious. troubled with hcsaache. dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, le? Are you dys-
pcptic, nervous, dull, and languid? Avcrsc 10 all
excrton. Is your life miserable? You require II
ShanEe Cleanse the system purify and renew ahe
hold remedy. It will relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, Is cents per package, which makes O
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-09-18

Is your hair harsh. dry and sufff Does II refuse
to curl? Dress II with IHoNIsoE'si OMApE OrTIMs.
An oleasinous compound OF sinauar merit II
will improve II. Sold by druggists, &c. Price Is.
and ~ cents per bOltle.
National Republican., 1878-09-18

MUSIC AND DANCING. FIFTY MILES RIDE
Nl ON THE POTOMAC FOR FIFTEEN CENTS.
Potomac Ferry Company steamers Will leave Wash
iugtOn every Monday, Tuesday, 1hUrsdRy, and Sun.
day evenings. for Moonlight Excursion. Elegant
lowed on the boats boat leaves Seventh street wharf
at i:Ul u. M; return at II u. 10.
Commcuce Monday July g. lsTa jyItf
National Republican., 1878-09-18
Thcrmomctric Headings.

OFFICE CmFr sIlSAL.OrFIIEn. Z. 8. A.,
The New York herald., 1878-09-24

very much exaggerated. That demonstrated as
the Albany Convention last year. Some one said 10
Ns, "We have tho committee, nineteen 10 fourteen
"Ah, said but who has the Convention =" He hadn't
thought OF that Is become OF late for
delegates to think and act for themselves. Machines
arc not as powerful as they used to be.
ANSWERING A GENERAL QUESTION sERIArN
CoRxssrosDsNr--weii, to sum up, General, what do
you think Of things generally.
General McQuADE-First, think iJ 10 too early TO
nominate Candidate Tor President in 1850; second,
toe State Convention viii not be very pronounced Tor
any particular interest in the democratic party, but
II Will os strongly In favor OF Governor Robinson !;
tnird the nominee for Judge the Conr. of Appeals
u taken from among names already mentioned Will
DO one who Will command tho united support OF tho
party: fourth, whatever differences may exist durug
the sessions of the Convention the conc usion Will
DO 10 perfect harmony and good feeling. Finally, n
knew VINO was gong to DO elected In November
would tell you, but don't, and don't want to run
the rlsE OF guessing
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE,

Tho antLTammany orgaoiz uions held Assembly
conventions In ali the districts except tho Thrtecnth
and Twentieth last evening 10 choose delegates and
alternatcs to the Democratic State Convention,
which meets at Syracuse tomorrow (wednes-
day). In tho Thirtesnth nnd Twentieth dis
tricts The conventions were held on saturday
evening last In OF the districts last night III
dinerout wings OF tho party were not united and
conseq uence the tickct WAS not m0inatton one.
But u majority Of The districts tho city democracy,
The county ocracy amt the Irving HAIL democracy
had ANA alg AMAZED, and werc each allowed dele
gate And alternate on the ticket, tnree delegates
and three asrnatss ocing chosen from each district
The Convention of tho Twenty. nrst Assembly ois-
tr,ct held No. g $50 Third avenue. Alter Inc
election OF tho chairman and secretary meetiag
which was preity fuIl ono, proceeded TO business,
when II discovered that "A number 0f persons
tile 10 tho Irving Hall democracy wero present Alter
couple Of preliminary motions had been
made and seconded . discussion arose between
tho malcoptents and those desirous Of Young
the Irving Hall democracy ticket Consdo rnbie argu
ment Of somewhat heated character ensued, the
faction insisting that tho ballot should 20 on the
other holding that thcrc not being natives
from oil the election dsIrcts present tho meeting
Was irregular, AID That decision arrived ~ would
be valid la the midst OF this discussion OF
the proposed that the meeting DO ADJOURNED
DE- and spite OF the protests OF others present
oi the Cnairmau and SECRETARY (tho Chairman u
nrst refusing to put the questionl the motion oil
journmsnI was carried almost unanimously.
Tbs meeting separated without tho enst disorder.
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBALD.1
HARrrosD D, Sept. 23, 1873.
The headquarters Of tho republican delegates 10
the state Convection TO be held here Tomorrow
wsro throngcd tonight and the leading politicians
oil the party were III close consultation until midnight
without, reaching any decision to tho ticket 10 be
presented to the Convention.
the NON GOVERNOR.
Tho difficulty Is in regard TO The nominee for Gov
ernor Within mouth every candidate who came
Into prominence has dropped back into obscuriy,
notably Senator Over Hoy, OF Stamford and Charles
Benedict, OF waterbury gentleman strongly
urged during the past few days Henry
Is. Harrison, OF Nov Haven, Dut to-nignt
telegrsms pressing him to accept a nomination re-
ctivcd very decided Negative responses. Ex.Con-
gresham Brandagec, OF New London, and also Judge
DAVID Gallup, OF PIsinneId, were urged tobignt
by delegates from the Eastern part OF tho
Slate, but AN impression prevails that u
will bc better for party Interests 10 select
a candidate IRON either Hartford or New Haven. As
no Now haven namo 10 presented that 10 available
movement ~ on loot TO renomnate tho old State
ticket, headed by the strongest man the party mas,
Henry U. Robinson, Of this city. But Robinson has
been worsted IN previous contests nnd u extremely
doubtful that he caa DC induced 10 accept. careful
IN vsst CATION nght makes any thing hkc prcdic-
ton OF Tomorrow - results nero gucsswork.
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
SUBURBAN NOTES.

The policy shops In Hobexen wero yesterday closed
by order OF the Police Commissioners. No arrests
we're made
William shuck. sixteen years Of ase, was run over
by rapid transit trsin on Broaowny Brooklyn, yss.
terday afternoon ana Killed.
To-Day books viii DO opened In Brooklyn for the
registration oil votorr, IRON seven 10 ten O'Clock 4.
N. anu inrse To len o'clock 7. N.
The Hudson County IN. ~ Board Of FrcchoIders
have eoelded 10 6u'd Tree ordee across the Hack.
enssck River at the Hack plank road.
The democratic primaries tho election OF dele.
gates to the Hudson County Congressional aud Snriove
atty conventions wi be boid In Jersey City to-day.
William Broran, Tor the past thirty i've years ship
news collector Tor the Associated Press at the board
ing station, vas stricken with paralysis Sunday.
His recovery IL considered doabtfuL
Adolpbe Hess, ~ the employ OF Mr.. Strauss scissor
man uiactursr was arrested yesterday on complains
OF the latcr Tor aplroprating Two checks oil Sl<o
each. drawn iu favor OF a Philadelphia nrm ana
trusted to Hess to forward.
zsIsh Grant. who was recently Indicted In Brook.
Iya Tor stcaisg $50 worth OF Jswery pleaded gully
20 the charge yesterday IN the Kings County Court u
Sessions She is about sixteen years OF age. Jodgs
Moore said that instead oil sending TO the Psnis
;entisry no would place her In some rctorma,ory.
The funeral OF the late Colonel Thomas b. Thorpe,
who died IN tins city Friday last took place yes.
tcrday afternoon, from Christ Church (Prcteslans
Epscopal, Williamsburg rho services were conducted
ny Rev A. II. Partridge, and tbs remains wero Inc
TERED In the family plot IN Greenwood Ccmetery.
Tine teller OF tho Ninth Ward Nationai Bank, at
Newark, detected Two cbeeks on Baoy Aliing,
lumber merchants, as forgorice, yesterday. rney
had been passed transporting grvcers by two dit
ferent men, giving tho name Of William E Arm
strong. Both checks were cerincd ana drawn 10
order
Howard Hart, for committing a robbery a. New
Bedford, Mass, aud Identified as tue person VINO
robbed Mrs Brown, OF No 100 Dean street, Brookiyn
was srralsned osforc Judge Moore IN the Kings
County Court OF sessions yesterday. He pleaded
guiny the Brooklyn robbery aud was sentenced 10
the Pcnuentiary tor hve years.
James Devcc, OF Jsmaica, L.. /. an employe Of The
Long Island Railroad Company, who haa one OF his
legs crusncd W train 10 tue company's yard a.
Jamaica wcek ago last Thursday. dicd at his rcsi-
dencs TsIiourd lawn on sunday evening He 70.
fused TO have the operation OF amputstion per.
formed aud toward the last ne became delirous and
toro tho dressing IRON his wounds
Bernard SbulIz, German shoemaker, attempted 10
commit suicide yesterday morning He " twenty.six
years OF age and engaged to be married 10 girl
siding IN stafford Springs, Conn, with whom he 10
SAID TO nave had some Disagreement, 90 tbat he has
been ndulgne freely IN ne use OF liquor. He visited
lager bcor saloon Fulton sts,et ana there swAi-
lowed quaatny OF ParIs grccn Antidotes were sd-
ninisered 70 bin, and hopes afs entertained of hta
recovery.
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

WEgpsPoRT, N Y, Sept 23, 1873
AZ the Republican Congressional Convention Tor the
Twenty sixth disuic', held hero to-day, John IL.
Camp, the present member, was rsnominaicd
0wsGo, n. Y, sept %, 1873
AT the Democratic Convention tor tho Twonty eighth
Congressional district, bcia hero to-day, Colonel
Joseph Is. Sprague, OF Tompkins county, was nom
mated by acciamation for representative In Congress-
9ALTixoRE, Sept %, 1878.
The grecnbaokers OF the Third Congressional dts
trict Save nominated Mr.. Joseph Thompson. hr.
Thompson had been previously nominated by the ten
pernnce PARTY.
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
ELECTION SUPERVISORS.

Chief Supervisor Of Elections, john l. Daveuport,
has arranged for the swearing IN Of the newly ap-
pointed supervisors, as follows
Tho supervisors OF the FIRST, Second, Fourth and
Filth Assembly districts this evening. On 10 NOR
row evening the SIKH, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
districts; Thursday evening tho Tenth, Eleventh,
Twelfth, TbirtcenIn ana Fourteenth FRIDAY evening,
Fifteenth, sixteenth. Seventeenth and Eightsenth,
and saturday evening" the Nlnctsenth, 1won,ieth.
TweBty Twebty-tbird ana TWENTY ty.iourtn. Tho
hours for attendance will Ue between and eight
O'Clock ~, and the place tho Criminal Court ROOM
the third noor OF the Post once Building, on the
Cty Hall Park side Tho elevator viii for tho
occ IRON mort corner OF tho building
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
RAILROAD OPPOSITION.

Mr.. +. Brough,on, general manager OF tho Great
Western Railway, Of Canada, denies the report that
he was present at meeting In Detroit which had for
Its object tho extension OF the Hisdale road from
Upiian 10 the Detroit ana Milwaukee line In Detroit
He also denies that there has been any meeting held
NJ Detroit having the object In view claimed BY the
rem
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
GREENBACK-LABOR PARTY.

The resident members OF the General COMMITTEE OF
the srcsnbsck-aoor party met at their headquarters
ut Fourth avenue and Twontioth street. las. night
aud perfected the details Tor the CITY enrolment and
also Tor the grand barbecue mat Is 10 be held
ilton Park ON the I'd and 81 Of October prox. Among
the speakers expected are General Butler, Mesrrs.
Carey, wright, Kelly, Beaumont, Sanders, Randall
The New York herald., 1878-09-24

INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL M'ouApE-No PIPE
LAYING By ME-. TILDEH-THE OPPOSITION O
GOVERNOR noBrNsoN's APPoINTEE FOR THE
COURT or APPEALS.
UREA, Sept 22, 1873
Before starting for Syracuse your correspondent
called on General McQuadc at this place TO learn hts
views concerning the prospects Of the coming Demo.
cratic Convention aud the there DO discussed
Being tho intimate friend OF Ex-Governor TiIdcn and
Governor Robinson no is well informed as TO what is
going on inside the party, and though my converse.
ton developed nothing specific concerning state
secrets his talk Is not without interest iound the
General in a very communicative mood and after iew
preliminary passages conccrning the weather. tho Aus
tran dinculiy, &C, said TO him m:--"Genersi,
how does the situation appear to you Just row.
rather perilous or othcrwisef" He replied:-"As
sr Roger De Covsrly said when vsked bis opinion
IN regard 10 his likeness, which had bcen transformed
into the saracens head, "A good deal can be said on
eotn sides. IL depends In great measure upon
whether We want to regard IL AZ Sir Roger or the
Saraccn. There Is Undoubtedly peril 10 somebody In
the approaching osnvassv
CoRREspoSDxST-wciL General, who do you think
that somebody Is?
General McQrADE-AIthough I've given tho cub
jsct some little s,tsotion 1 havcn't aui,s made up
my mind whether IL will be Sir Roger or the Saracen.
On course I'm speaking now OF the political CON p-
cations within the democratic party aud not win ret
to the chances OF election before tue peopIs
II Is hsrd determine what will 6s tho real issue or
clearly dconcd issue before the Syrscuse Convention
CoRRKsPoxDEST--Wbat was tho issuc In the contest
In your distrct9
General MoQuApE--Ths main issuo ives whether
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
DIR. MINER ACCEPTS.

BosroS, Sept 20, 1875.
Rev. DR.. A. A. Miner hiss nosned the Officers Of tho
Proh,b,ory Convention that he accepts their uomina-
tion as guberpstorisi candidate.
The New York herald., 1878-09-24

G0vcrhOr mHkcs hrs nOmin lion o
snip onnity toward himseiiY
RIVALS JUDGE HAND.
General McQUADg--l do not II wouldn't be fair
test, Tor l b-'ieve that outside OF Iawmauy Hall
there is very little enmity toward tue Gov. rnor.
l doubt whether any adininistrstion has ever met
with more general aud hearty approval, not only
Therefore, the flilurs OF Mr. Hand TO receiv. the
nomination would not be an evidence OF the superior
strepgth Of TaInmauy Ia the oouacis OF the party.
For example, the people OF Oneida county approve VI
Governor Robinson with remarkable unauimity, aud
yet II rs probable that Somo oil the delegates
to the Convention from tnis county may
Is named, Is "A native OF thS county
and the Onsdas are apt 70 stand by ono another. la
tho northern part OF the State Govcrnor RoDnson is
very popular. And yot Judge sawyer will probably
have the support OF nsjority VI tho oecgsss from
that section. SO win the soutnorn tier, Cover nor
Robipson's home, where George D. Bradley VIII no
the iavOrte. the river counties viii support Calvin
Frost, OF Westcusstef. ln fact, location viii have
much to do In influencing votes OF delegates. Mr
Hands Rrest strength however lies In The fact that
Governor Robinson appointed MIN.
rHE FINANCE PLANK.
ConREsrosDEsr-New abont the platform. What
do you taink with regard 10 it7
General hcQuApg--Undoubtedly the knotty prob
lem Will be the financial question. That 10 one that
DOM understand myself and havcn't met any
yet VINO did. IL Is one Of the questions that Dun.
drcary must have had IN mind wnsn no ssIa, alt Is
OF those things no cliah fna Out" Ii seems
10 mo desire ior what We can't get when wo had
grecnDacks we wantsd silver ana didn't want green
backs Now we bave silver aud don't want It, VI we
do want green backs For myself I'm satisfied TO take
my share OF what's goiug wnethcr h's god or grcca-
Dsckt, always providing ips good Tor hundred oen
ON The dollar Senator Herman IN recent speech
proved by tho hgures that exports exceeded our
imports some hundreds OF millions ot dollars, so
suppose the caun.ry 10 IN very prosperous stalo.
some indviduais, however, are nara UP
rHK NEW STATE Committee.
CoRREsroS pgSr-Who viii nsyo tnc pcxt state
Committee, General?
General McQuApg-Don't know. Dont care m uch
either Tho imporlancs Of the state Committee Is