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AT a meeting ofth citizens Of Hack
er's Creek District, bOll ntJanO Lew,
August 18th, 1878. it, - .
Tho meeting vas organized by call.
ing Colonel John Kec to tho chair and
appointing J. p. Summers, Secretary,
On motion, oil tho Democrats of'tho
DISTRICT were appointed as delegates tic
the CSuGty Convention to be held at
Weston on the Slsri inst.
Speeches wero made by Hon. ~. E,
Lively uad Hon. B. jackson. e"
On motion. it was
Resolved, That copy of these pro.
ceodings DO furnished to TYE DEAoorAT
for publication. ''n
Thp meeting thea adjourned.
" JONI KEE. President.
J. D SUMMERS, .ScrctdrY,
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COLONEL JOIN r. HUMANE, of
Wheeling, was nominated on Thursday
a, the Republican Congressional Con
ven,ion, for Congress. General COTS
name was placed IN nomination but
several dispatches trou, TINT gentleman
positively declining tho honor, induced
his friends to withdraw his name, and
Colonel Hubbard was then nominated
By acc.snatiou.
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ALL persons who sincerely desire
the election Of Coloucl Wilson should
favor 4 full and harmonious Cvnycn.
ton here OF Saturday next. Its
useless to expect to give Wilson the
full Democratic vote Of this county
without regular nominees for county
officers aud House Of Delegates. and u
thorough organization Of tho party.
Those who oppose q Convention iudi-
rcctly but ctEcctually give aid to The
Republican candidate for Congress.
Let, then, those who favor the cleo
ton Of Wilson, bear in mind the i'm
po..ancc Of q thorough REORGANIZATION"
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Democratic Congressional
g. Convention.

Aug. -, lS1S.-Thc Convention
vas the largest IL poiAt ofrunber ever
assembled in tbs District, and a.'!tis
writing promises to DO stormy.
Called to order by J. G. McEldosucy
Scc'y Of Cong. llS' Com. Joseph W.
Gallagher chosen temporary Chairman,
! aud Scott Of ClarksEurg Meas. Sec'y.
90 motion Of IL. S Blair, OF Ri,ckic,
COMMITTEES Or trelsp tials and bases Of
representation, consisting Of the mem.
Der FROM cuch county, Sss appointed US
follows, viz
Hancock, VIM. Morrow brooke,
Wilson Bell; Ohio, j. W. Sweeney i;
Masskal!; G. L! ThOm2sdn 'Wctzel,'
John Moore; Tyler, II. A. Rymer;
Richie, J. |. Partridge Plcasauss, L,
II. Browse; Lewis, J. Kieraus; Cal.
houn, G. W. Sillicot.; Gilmcr. P. Hayes;
Harrison. Wm. Hood; Wood, L
A. LcOusrd; Doddfiige. J.J: Eug!s;
Witt, \. Hoffman. =
Upon motion Of Geo. 0. Davenpor.
the Committee on Credentials met in
Court House, and Convention adjourn.
cd one hulf hour.
Dasisof Representation reported by
Committee. rs follows:
Marshall Is. Wetzcl II. Writ &.
Lewis II. Calhoun S, OhiO IS. Pleas.
mt 5, WOOD IS, DOdlridgc !, Han.
cock 4. Brock 6. Gillncr 9, Tyler s,
RitchiC Q, Harrison 20.
Committee on Permanent orgauisa.
ton. Resolutions Rules Of Order and
Executive Com, wcro then appointed
upon motion, who reported Us follows {:
J. W. Gallaher Of Marshal Co. Per.
President; Col Alex Campbell of
Brooke and L, A. Leonard Of Wood,
vice Presidents andy. Scott Of Clark
burg. aad G. ". Silicott Of Calhoun,
Stt'ys.
The Committee on l.esolu tons 70.
ported a series Of resolutions which will
DO found on the Alb page Of this paper'l
The following named persons were
reported for Oqr next Cong. Ex. Com
mi,tcc:
Hancock, ". NJ. Leo; Brooke, G.
G. Curtis; Ohio. J. S. Wood ; Marshall,
Frank Mcjil,on lYeizcl, S. r. Marin :;
Tyler, .. d. Bond Wood, RE. Ilor.
her; Harrison, John Basel; bod.
bridge Lewis Raymond Calhoun. A.
Hoffman; lYirt, D. a. J. Stricken ;
Pleasau,s, J. l.. Knight; Lewis
I, Tirrucy. -
Com. on Rules Of Order report for
the government Of tho Conyentioh the
Rules Of House Of Delegates Of W. w.
(wc are happy to ray that these rules
were ridgidly Obscrycd.)
On the LIST ballo. Ben. Wilson receiv.
cd 81 votes and G fraction, (ouly lack .
ing two votes aud Z fraction of rcceiv.
Ing tho nOmina.iOu); Good &c. jack
SOD u, aud johnson 10.
Gu tho Stu ballot Wilson received
96 votes and fractiou. The whole
number Of votes 10 tho Convention vas
l7S-neccssary to choice, 90 So
Col. Wilson received abou: 6 votes
moro than was necessary 10 Secure bis
nomination. lltt:el County Democrat.
JOHN +. HAYS,
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VIM. Ewin.

Tho gentleman =, whose y, nam' heads
this column has, lie Byron, WOKE up
famous during tho week. "h'lt no
was quietly pursuing tue even 'er0F Of
bis way on lho 0aaks OF Tue CLASSIC
Cheat river without even q dream OF
political pfei'rnens' MS te'l0H c!t'-cns
at Fackhannon; IN convection assem-
el'a selected nm as !n' ono to represent e'
them IN the A'ghosE Oranch o. sae s'a'o
Legislature Tue nomination 9S'1s
equivalent to election :, :.
mr. E"'n Is wen known 'nFo ~! 'a's
portion Of tho district Us a Foaued' quiet
and intelligent genlloHrn-a peaOe .!
OF u, inc Oh school, ana ABOVE OIL pure
anu honest man. Tue host aonofaaie u
tlc thet can Dc oofhe III tnesc eeGches-
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WAsutSarOS, August q, 1878.
Editor Democrat;
II General Sherman has gone, q,
the National Republican thinks, to
tho Texas border, tho act probably
means business. It is to be regret.
ted that Copklfng's Senate Committee,
appointed specially to'tako charge Of
our relations With Mexico at . time
when, as now, tho Administration
threatened war did no. make ct least
u partial report before Congress nd.
jOurnc4. The fact tlat war gith'
week and drmOraiizcd people like tho
Maxicans, can have but Que result, is
not IN argument for such q war.
THERE'S, practically, no limit to our
resources in mcu and money. OF tho
latter, Mexico has none whatever. II
war ig declared wO shall tdd al i'm.
mems, sl!ip of valuable territory to oar
present domain; assume several millions
Of dollars ef doubtful clai4s against
Mexico, add also to our deb. tho cost
Of tho war, aad still haze thy supc
border troubles We now have. lftherO
is any honorable means Of avoiding the
contest we should avoid it, and COu.
gross, lift assemblies 10 time, should
luke such action us will eOmpol' tho
Administration 10 DO cautious.
Various charges, which seems to
have some foundation, aud which will
certainly be Investigated, arc made in
connection With tho bill passed at the
last session Of Congress, by which the
United States general government IL
made to guarantee tho payment Of
principal aud ipteres: Of tho District
Threo.si=ty-fvc Bonds. 4 New York
Bank held several millions Of them
and made an enormous amount by the
rise in ynluc Of the bonds consequent
upon the act Of Congress. 1t is
charged that ready money was paid to
soms mcm5crg and that othOrs werO
guaranteed the profits on certain
amounts Of tho bonds. Two members
Of tho Senate Committee OF the District
Of ColumLia-bo.h Radicals-are
mentioned Us having proGted in the
last mentioned way. On tho part Of
be House Committee the names Of
mca Of both parties arc mentioned.
The subject is Of great interest, Us
these bonds hive been largely purchas.
cd in the East mud North.
fweaso to believe that Koalnoy ever
had any commanding position umong
wOrkingmcu, we must admit that hc
gems to have lost it. Whether bis
own courseness and lack OF method
havo injured him, or bis advocacy Of
Butler, will DO q mystery for long
time. Whether Kearuey injured
Butler or no. is another. That each
Injured the other is likely. Kcaruoy
may in some things DO worse than
Butler, and in others Butler worse
than kcarrcy. You remember tue in
ditFerehcc Of the woman whom her
husband and tho bear were lighting.
1t is easy for most Of Us 10 refrain
frOm shedding tears when We SEQ
Keurpry lose bis influence with the
deludcd Iaboriug man, CT when it be-
comes plain that Butler la, LOST all
hope Of preferueui. t.
The Health Officer says Washing ton
vii! no. have yellow fever rs an
epidemic this time. but he expects q
few cascs. llO will quarantine as soon
as tho disCaso reaches Norfolk, tho
only place from which it is likely to
como to Washington. The high
government officials have very general.
ly left the city, but upon engagements
luadc prior ~ the fever scare.
ll.LgvH.
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A Card.
WESTON. August 81, 1878.

WESTON. august II, 1919.
70 Tic Voters Of Lc'ois County,:
Most thankful for the rendered sup.
port of NY friends. I hereby decline
to be candidate for the OiHcp Of Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for. il elected, u
clerksAip would greatly interfere with
the practice Of my profession. or almost
occasion its abandonment for tho term
Of six years.
Very Respectfully,
WILLIAM W. BRASSoS.
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TIE following is tho vote received by
Colonel Wilson in 1876, and wo re.
publish it for the information CT tho
Convention on Saturday next, in de.
tcrlniuiug tho number Of votes each
District is entitled to in Convention :
Collins Scttlemen. Di;tries
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nIc. Wilson aud The NoEAiasMen
-. -" -. ." '
From 'hr Wheeling Rci.sio;.
Two years ago Mr.. Wilson delivered
speech in Guugross upon questions Of
finance aud the currency. III which he
pointed Out with prophets olearncss
tho business depression and suffering
that vas sure to follow tue uuwisc leg
islatioa tIas the Republican party had
fastened upon The country. IN Nay las,,
ho delivered another speech in review
of the situation, rnd in 1.-The referred to
some Of bis predictions OftwO yOar:..bc-
fore. aa4 called attention to their YER
rilicatiou. This. latter speeeh vas pin
ted III tho National Standard, the
Washington organ Of tho Orkingmen
Of tho country, with the following cdi.
iorisl comments thereon:
Wepriut this morning apot,icu o!
tho speech Of Hon. Benjamin Wilson,
of West Virgins. delivered in the
House last evening It is speech
that comes pat to tia season and fitted
to tho hour i deals with tho 7aEa-
mount interests Of finance and labor,
those interests whose neglect and NAL
treatment have operated to the distress
Of .hc land. II stands OUT uuia the
wastes Of Legislative driycl like au oasis
in tho desert; its influences will fall
over tho fsvelied workiusmau' Of Ehe
nation like tho SHADOW ola great rock
in G weary land. 1t has struck the
chord that will give time aud tuno to
tho political canvass 10 bis Stale.
The honorable gentleman is aa orig.
'na' gte'n0aeAef n' Is una "no unS
seen tn'! CRISIS ID our na''Ona' a''a'Fs d
long '.l'o c0% M, a0u 'nOusA no' a9lS
to avert TUG a'sas'eF' aas not 'a''ea 10
raise tlo note Of "aFa'og' lE0 years
ago, when tho mutterings of the storm
| l..
were heard Mr. WILSON, from his
plhce III 'ne n0uSS' u''efea "Os"'
when 20" seem pFOphc"'' anu when
haYo formed Tue preface 10 Tue aple
speech VIC pFin. 'a's morning ~ winch
10 places Tue situation III ? HEas ea'ca'
lated 10 0tFos. a,'en',0n' ""t us !
"uihus " a'SNsa y NV ~" 'eu'e "
congressman IT, 10 "aO!n lucy Wet: : au'
ot re- Is me q"'S.'a whose an'" J..
VIII uec'ue . VIA 90'H' '3F VI osa'o''
tue couu''y. '' I"' VEG 'aN"'"'neSs
~ 'e'' CU"s's.S '.''' Il ,4"s' ~ - oa'1
i sd t.t..H i I|VE A1.F al
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NE only Live hardware and ccd HOUSE in Wcstcnwou
pccuy call the the citizens Of Lewis and adjoining h
they hand and will keep rg and elegant 0! all guods
' their line, consisting ''''
p0CKETANDTAB BILE CUTLERY. FANCY GOODS. REyOLyEtS,
=" BUILDERS HARDWARE IRON. STEEL aud NAILS, NE
g; CHANlCS and B.ACKSMlTIlS TOOLS, ~
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
STOVES and KITCHEN FUR.
NlTURE
Our stOCk unsurpassed by IN the State People should bear mind
that is THE Hardware Store Of tho ps, aud make speciality
purchase goods line at figures that defy competition. -
CnaT Pure "ccictu Tinuy free from Alth at bottom prices
1tbA@HCO"o Sized Logger than any place III fresh rnd clean
Kentucky Ruc Orchard Grass large lot IN Stock
Our NHachiEery lseDaYtLcnis complete embracing all the latc
approved labor saving achncry at Losiom figures
Groceries always baud tho lowest figures fact have
bargains which DO had an be eonuc
ircis uencyQuiek sales and short profs--Our Mon.
- 80 '.=#+=tss. -. mo Gus BROS.
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JOHN +. HAYS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Glcnvillc, W. Va.

Viii rMctlcr in The Circuit and Cvuu.y
Court; Vi I!.@Cg aud I'D J4.rG! cu.uI.v..
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GEO. ROSS,

Corner Maiu aud % Streets, opposite
Burnt District. juIyC'f
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Hackers Creek District Convention

L. D. IIuMruREYs, .Sec'r
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WASHINGTON LETTER

J. D SUMMERS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-07
DIED.

AIDEV-At Milbrook Duchess County. saturday
ing ogden n. Alden. aged 90 years. MI. Alden formerly
resided Oakland Cal, and recently at EllzaDcLn ~ D.
AMBLER-On Monday, May g. 1873 at the residence OF her
sop.nlaw d. L. Rudd Mount Vernon, Y. Y, Eun!ce widow
OF the late Lewis Amber aged IS YEAR. - ,,. =, y
Funeral at south salem Westminster county, ~ IL
on "Wednesday Sth inst. . -,, -,
tIaa leaving Grand Central Depot at lO:3O A. m
Relatives and friends invited TO be present
BROWNING-At Chatham Village, fifth month (Msyl Attn.
after long Illness Oscar T; BROWNING aged 30 YEAR,
Funeral thru day (Tuesdsy) at O'Clock, az the housei
o'clock at the Friends Meeting house. Client
CABLEAt Poughkeepsie May g. John NJ Cable IN the 18th
Of his age.
DEvoE- At BnghamtOn May G. John O. DevOe in the 4sth
year his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ELLISON sunday May Mrs Harriet NJ Ellis in the 18th
Relatives and friends funeral service.
Wednesday the sth inst. at al the fnsldence Ok
her s0nin-aw. Mr.. r. C. Bliss Lndcnayo, bloomfield,
n J. Friends are requested not send flowers.
Burial at the convenience OF the family.
Syracuse papers please copy.
FRRRY-on Monday May at the residence o. her "a
West J2dst, Mary A. j., widow OF the late Sherman Ferry,
IN the 72d year ~ her
Relatives ana friends are respectfully tho ia
neral from ~ ThOmas's Church, Bethel Conn., on Thurs
day. the 9h st, the arrival ~ tGe a. M train from
NewYOrk II Is kindly requested thai no flowers De sent
LOGAN-Sunday, May 3. of scarlet fever Philip Kenyon,
only child OF Walter and Eliza h. Logan aged year and
months
PRoUT-sunday May 3 IN BROOKLYN Lowndes wife Of
Jonathan Prou, formerly Washington Cty IN the Goth
Funeral from her residence No l52 Punan.ave Brook
Ign. Tuesday, May T. al p H. Friends are requested 70
send no flowers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Stamford. Conn. Sunday
ing. MAY D. James If. oackett. aged % years.
cit ou Wednesday. the Sth inst. az $50 .. m.
Carriages viii be IN waiting the arrival Of the O'Clock
Relatives friends respectfully invited 10 attend
sTKANG-In Yonkers on ths 5th iosl Winthrop sser in
VIII Il. Flor r. aged year
Funeral az The residence grandfather L. h. Clark 10
Gust HilIave, on Tuesday. 1th inst. &c O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-07
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

4 new drama, and the first appearance here,
in an English piece Of the fayohte Italian actress
sisncra Meron, tie principal features Of the en-
.erianment offered last night this theatre. sketch
Of the piece together with the cast Of It's parts,
was given IN this column Yesterday. The drama-named
Husband and Wife lis neither original strong.
It's story suggests Washington Allstous Monald" and
numboress other tales of the same generally hectic
character lis parts welded together in materof
fCt way without surprises, and without the pre-
Of ingenuity. In this respect resembles the
numerous pieces Continental origin, which have been
made known here IN other DAYS, By Madame Risor and
Madame seebacb. There are, however, situations in
Husband and Wife" which permit The utter
auce Of explosive rhetoric and the expression
Of excited and conflicting feelings, and, in
these. the trained, professional skill OF
,i-hOr IaerOui, and Of his wife, were exhibited in
highly effective with reference TO ~ighor Ma
eros rank as an ACTOR The nds lnent already recorded
tbs column may properly be reiterated lie is not in
rc,pcca great actor but he understands Ms powers
thoroughly well, ana he possesses the complete con
troll OF the machinery of his bus ness lie
bodied correct and pleasing ideal OF sentimental
highs irited youth. and he indicated the frenzy Of
jealous love, with npcuous force ana moving feryor
lie is capable artist, OF conveying sentimental
passion ana morbid frenzy IL natural and effective
prove highly successful Ia the character Of Armand,
which. II Is ntmatcd, he viii presently represent, Ct
accorded to gn0ra majcrOn, who acted the
petted youthful beauty, eddy with love OF
reused real emotion by the disastrous consequences
of her foolish nrrudenrc, end by te ac'id aud de
ypurIg jealousy born OF taTdy and frustrated afrC
ton. SiEn0Ta MaerOui Is a handsome woman, and
Good actress and her performance Is such a. .oud at
she attentive interest OF II VIII exert
very beneficial Influence. indeed IL should chance 10
administer practical re6uGc 10 that fatuOns vanity in
It's feminine auditors which a principal OF social
disorder and OF wasted lives. The attendance at tho
Fifth Avenue Theatre last night considerable and
SO " Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-07
BROADWAY THEATRE.

Mr.. w. A. Liliandahl, who has assumed the
direction OF this house lessee and manager, RENTERS
with apparent zest and vlgOr upon field Of labor In
which he is experienced and skilful He will revert.
next week. to the old custom at this theatre, Of giving
afternoon well As evening performances. and he will
open, incidental attraction, Museum OF CuriOs
ties The series OF afternoon performances is 90 begin
with the drama of Jack Harkaway III America" and
III this the chief part will be by Mr. Hernandez
FOseT-a pantOmimc actor, Of popular reputc The
series Of evening performances win begin with new
drama entitled, Dead Mems Shoes" This work has
been written by Mr. C. W. Barry, who will himself APP
pear in it, acting the chief part Both Mr. Foster and
Mr. Barry are TO receive professional support from
new and carefully selected dramatic company. Last
night the stage of the Broadway was occupied by the
meOdrama called Magnolia" or Scenes IN the sunny
South" This is embcshed with a picturesque and
effective panorama OF the Mississippi River, and its
acting ensts the talents OF two Of the strongest charac-
er-actOrs before the public-Mr Louis Aldrich aud
Mr. W j. lie MOyne. The foil cast Of It's parts Is as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-07
EXAMINATION or SENIOR LAW STUDENTS.

The examinations of the senior classes in the
Law Schools Of Columbia College the University OF tho
City OF New-York, at Albany and Hamilton
". T., will soon begin. In one two respects
they are exceptional TO the general rule. BY the
law which went into effect In September. 1871
all applicants for admission 20 the Bar OF this
state must submit TO examination by certain commis
sioners appointed for the purpose by the courts fre
viOus to the time that this law went into effect diploma
from OF these four schools entitled the holder 10
practice without further question. The September stat
ute also placed other restrictions the students but
the examination mentioned considered toe most inn
portant. Within fortnight, however. a bill has been
passed at Albany which allows the members OF the pres
ent senior classes 10 practice attorneys without
any examination other than that given them by their
own professors. The ground taken H. that this
class entered the schools when the old law was In
force and that is unjust that II should be affected ~
the Code. No such circumstances VIII attend the
examination next year. The bill IN question Is for 1873
only.
The passage Of the has caused much comment
among members Of the Bar who have wished 10 limit the
privileges schools. They say that when the mat
ter agitated year two ago, great numbers or
young men who were than usually unit rushed 70
the schools hoping to be made lawyers before t0e pro-
posed restrictions should take effect; and IL argued
therefore, that the present senior classes are precisely
the ones that should submit to "A strict examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-07
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Selma Borg will explain and illustrate
the folk-rnusic OF Finland this evening at Chick
ering Hail.
Modjeska has met with more than usually
enthusiastic welcome in Chicago. Her success indeed
is said TO be almost unprecedented This deseyedyre re
nOwned actress is shortly TO appear in the Brooklyn
Academy of Music.
In presenting selections from bis "Lalla
Rookh" tomorrow, Mr.. Frederic Clay will have the
assistance of MIRA Osgood, Nine. Cementne Lasar, NJ
Fritsch, Mr.. Oudn, Mr.. SOddard and members of the
Thomas Orchestra.
Mr.. William S. Rising, young tenor singer
who Is going abroad to get musical education, gave
concert last night at Chckerng Hall We should have
been better pleased # he had postponed II until his
return. The custom which obtains among American
aspirants OF giving public concert first and taking
si ging lessons afteTward Is open To some Objection
Sill, If these little affairs maze claim upon the
attention OF the critic, they have their interest ~ socnI
gatherings, where ladies and gentlemen whom tho
ambitious performer has entertained from time 10 time
n The paror. have an opportunity OF cOmpihncntng
hirt tie lavish and uUivasnR1bc Way chaEci,ilalc
OF ai concerts which the amateur element prevails.
SuCn ciyi.i.Ies g"r3. HaTu lut yolhS Dcthi,.r
"a a"ay with inflated ideas but II ne conihi'S
himself 20 good master when De arrives III luiOi, ne
viii hear hnss that viii very inuch asiohlah bh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-07
PTBLIC OPINION.

The Democratic party must show lt5c!i de-
ci,lvyly favor something or We do not bcIcict
will ever be lntruAt1d WIh rover CcUaiDiy, VIII pt
sorry day the country wLCn t-is- fOushLtcps.e
Eagle Ncp)
All oi the Democratic attempts to set up cam
pairu thunder have aitd, ad ~ zoe Eepu Lean ldry
acts with enthusiasm and uHabWil next Autumn II can
reclaim the House Of Representatives,. litiauePhIa
Inquirer QcpJ
Wien Senator VOORHEES, spoke Of the New
York Cold Room ''Hu,, of gIa'Cis De wcud surrey
have seen that the best WAY stop their gambling II TO
PIT ryculaCks pai with gold. II DE hdd taken he
io,tuink.-isl Lou, Republican tDsm)
With heart bowed down with weight OF
woe ". learn tina; Uncle Jimmy Williams has dc@f"a
upon tac Presidency. This terrible blow Ia thomas
4 Hendricks DuuuitsS IL has driven lin 60 tEc HOl
spIinE- IL may drive han mad. Il Is worse iEan the
bitc uf 4 >P.iz dog IN Auguzt.-lCucmiAti Enquirer
tDcml
If the gentlemen at Washington cannot do
better tic OF platform making Than ." rc.e-"te
US pUc. Of the Ct past ia should cont, hl
them Ives with doing their uuy us its.u'rs 20 mo
best Uf tntr ability. and leave % tuc people Tic ioIG
Iaiiu OF their hopes and desires IL tue pO.5 OF the
iGtcv..-i Hartford Post (lrpl