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FIRE RECORD.
Three Children Burned 10 Death.

CINCINNATI, February 14,-The house
Of v. Leftridge, colored, near Ironton,
Ohio, caught fire and burned to the
ground on Tuesdey. Three children who
were alone in the house were consumed
- CHATHAM, ;aI HAM, N. B., February i4.-The
Roman Catholic Church, College and the
Bishops residence were burned.
MARsHFIELp, Mass, February IA
The mansion Of Daniel Webster was
burned early this morning. Loss $50. 600;
insurance $4,000. Mrs. Fletcher Web
ster and her son, the occupants, saved q
quantity Of silver ware, pictures and
other priceless mementoes Of Mr.. Web
ster. The library was removed sometime
a0a
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Tnr critical condition Of affairs in
Esglaud upon the Eastern question has
Octl,ioued deep concern respecting the
possible effects upon British commerce Of
vrlike operations, An effort is now be-
ius made, through British influence, to
secure such modification Of our naviga.
ton laws as would enable British ship
OEuers to secure a fictitious American
OEnership, SO that their vast shipping
would be protected from risks and cas-
ulIlies Of war by the American Gag. By
this means they hope to retain the supre.
macy Of their commerce. The tariff bill
now pending in the Committee OF Ways
Apd M.an, practically repeals the navi'
g,liOn laws, and il passed, would greatly
aid in the transfer OF vessels to the Amer.
icln Aav.
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ent says the changed circumstances oi
the Eastern question are passing beyond
Lord Derby's pacific incllnations. Should
he remain in Office We may regard It as
a favorable symptom for peace, though II
may be earned at the cost Of concessions.
II he retires we may count on serious
complications. The leading editorial In
the Daily Nnrs says the difficulties Of the
hour are no doubt great, but when We
find monarch so deeply interested as
the Emperor Of Germany in the main.
tenance OF peace, expressing the eonyic.
tion that the object will be gained, We
may hope they will be surmounted.
The Post says the peace at any price
party will be gratifed 10 learn that Lord
Derby has suddenly become quite belli.
cose, which Is pretty sure sign that there
Is no risk'of any collision. On the con-
trary, as matters now stand, II ships are
only ordered to Constantinople, there Is
no reason why the Britons and Russians
should not take partin the gaieties OF the
reassured residents. II from CONSTANT.
nople we are still able to proceed at will
into the Euxine ses, We will occupy .
position OF some power. We shall anx-
iously wait 10 learn from official declara.
tions whether this will be so. II the fleet
Is merely 10 remain at the entrance of the
Bosphofus while the victorious forces Of
the Csar actually hold Stamboul, this lat.
ter news will throw out the whole East.
ern world and more than counterbalance
the effect OF our pacific appearance at
seraglio Point.
THE SULTAN TO QUEEN VIC. AND THE czAR.
A Paris special from Vienna says that
the Sultan requested Queen Victoria to
relinquish her intention Of sending q
feet 10 Constantinople, and simultane-
ously requested the Czir to defer the
entry Of the Russians until Queen VIC
toria had replied. The Car in reply
merely confirmed Prince Gortschakoff's
declaration Of the 10th to the Powers,
that the sending Of British fleet to Con.
stautinople obliged Russia to contemplate
entering the city. Queen Victoria re.
piled that the aeet entered the Darda.
nelles with q pacific object.
DISTRIBUTION OF THE FLEET.
A special from Constantinople says the
feet Is expected at Princess Islands this
evening, unless compelled to cast anchor
at Maronova in consequence OF the tenn.
pestuous weather. Two ironclads have
been lett at Gallipoli to protect the out
let. Four will be stationed at Princess
Islands. The Flamingo will stay In the
Bosphorus 10 maintain communication be-
tween Layard and Admiral Horribly. The
Flamingo went to meet the fleet with
sealed orders. No salute Is TO be fred.
The English Consul at Chanak Kslessi
has made demand for the free entry OF
5000 tons Of coal for the feet.
WAR MATERIAL AND REcRUrTs.
MALTA, February 14.-A cargo of tor
pedoes has arrived and more are coming.
The turret ship Devastation left to-day
and will take any available super.nu::
meraries for strengthening the crews oil
the ships under Vice Admiral Hornby.
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KIlled inn Nnloon.

ISprANAPoLs, Isp, February a.
Geo. RosWinkle, 4 saloon keeper, tonight
ordered . drunken man named Henry
Bohlig 10 leave his saloon. Bohlig re-
fused to 90 and used insulting Language,
whereupon RoaWinkle struck him with
his fist under the eye. Bohlig fell to the
floor and expired In few moments.
RosWinklO was arrested.
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Marine Intelligence,

San FRAscHco, February 1.-THE
Pacific Mail steamer City Peking still
out side, all the pilot boats are
10 harbor and can't get out on account Of
the heavy sea on bar; several vessels are
oGand waiting for pilota.
NEW YoRK, Febuary 14.-Arriyed.-
Steamers State Of Psnnsylyania and Dew.
onia, from GlAsgoW; VlderlLnd, from
Antwerp, and Hallatia, from Hamburg,
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A COUNCIL or THE NATIONS.

vienna, February 14.-It appears Ger.
tain that in view Of possible contingen.
cies q great military council Of all En.
rope will meet shortly. Meanwhile nego.
tiations are proceeding between Austria
and Russia, and 1t is hoped the latter will
take into account Austrias objection to
tha raana haaaa
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chicago Cattle market.

CHICAGO, February Il. The Drorzr Jour
nal reports: 80
All shipping dull, weak and lower, deelln.
ed lOai6c; sales al s. eOa4 IS. feeders aud
stockets dnlI, weak and lower at 80 65a3 80,
mixed butcher stiff and quiet, cows
90 62jtaS rs, steers s. 00a3 rs, bulls g 00a
100. Pens well filed.
Hoos-Beceips q, 900; shipments |, 200.
srong and 6al0e higher; packing s3 76as %,
light $ soa4 90, choice IS 90a4 o5. Pens
well cleared.
sHEEP-Receips 1000; GhipmentS 100.
Market steady and unchanged.
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GERMANY.
BIsmarclr settles the Question

BIsmarck Settles the Question.
BRussELs, February 14.-The Nord,
the organ here Of the Russian govern
ment, this evening publishes letter from
st. Petersburg announcing that Prince
Bismarck does not wish for q Congress Of
the Powers. The Conferences, II Is added,
will therefore be composed simply Of the
ordinary ambassadors.
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swept Overheard and Lost,

NKw YoRK, Feb. l4,-The steamer
China arrived this morning from Liver
pool and reports that on February stb,
at 40s 4. n, while the officers were re.
lieying each other daring heavy gale, q
sea struck the ship, carrying away the
rails and soreens on the starboard side ot
the upper bridge, taking overheard Ed.
win Balson, chief, and William Harris,
second officer. Both we're lost.
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THERE wa, misStatemeut in the Regis.
n, COlumbu. correspondence yesterday
nrnipc in regard to the State Tobacco
T.rehonse at Bellaire. The facts are, an
Appropriation Of $500 passed both
Houses. This was all that was asked to
complete the building, and it is thought
h will be finished by April 1st.
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wAsHINGToN.


WASHINGTON, February l4.-The Sem
ate Committee on Postoffces and Post
roads to-day agreed to postpone further
consideration Of the nomination OF Alex.
Reed TO be Postmaster at Toledo, Ohio,
till March 7th. The commission Of the
present incumbent, Bowling, expires
March 9th.
The Military Academy Appropriation
Bill was passed.
The Committee on Ways and Means
to-day took up the iron schedule OF the
Tariff Bill and Representative Kelly OPP
nnseh Il
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, February li.-cATTLE-
Receipts to-day l,0ss head Of through and
1le Of yard stock; total for three days ! 1875
head OF through and $50 yard. None sell
Ioos-Receipts tod y sass head; total
for three days 1855. Workers 81 l0a4 20,
Philadelphias 81 26a4 so.
sHEGP-Re Receipts to-day 900 head; total
for three days 1900. None selling.
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FRANCE.


PARIS. February l4.-The Republiqtc
Rhaneaiss, counsels England to remain
tranquil.
The Journal De.5ats declares it ia too
late for England to act. The majority
OF the papers hold similar language
and hope that wisdom and moderation
OF the powers will present further com.
plications.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, February l4.-Wheat-Un -Unssttl,
ed; No l white Michigan at 81 2Sk, extrs
white Michigan 81 2e amber Michigan spot
81 "a. seller February 81 %. seller May
81 2sIt, No. 2 red winter spot 81 2?hf, sci.
Ter March 81 23k. Corn : Firm; high
mixed 437tc, No 2 spot 4SIfc, seller May
Axe, rejected SO Hc. seller May 46c. 0ats
Michigan 23Xc. H0gs-Si 27h
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RAILROAD BosDs-stroug.

STATE BoSDs-steady.
The reduction In westward bound freight
rates recently agreed to by the trunk lines
will not 60 into effect to-day as intended,
the facts In regard 10 the reduction having
been made known TO the public sooner
than desired by the companies.
srocEs-Irregular, closing generally firm
within fraction OF the best prices OF the
day. Chicago q Alton was marked ex.
ception, declining to "a.
The transactions aggregated 5000
shares, Of which 5000 were Lake shore,
10000 Northwestern common, 5000 prefer.
red, 20 900 Lackawanna, 5000 Delaware 4
Hudson. and 4. 600 Western Union.
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TAG Pope Ia said to have died worth
s9,OOO,O0O, most Of which is in the hands
oi,bs R,thschilds, at Paris. II this state.
men. is true, his savings must have
reached the respectable sum Of s75o,oOo
ayelr, All things considered, 1t is not so
strange th,! there are Cardinals who are
willing to take the place Of the lonely
prisoner Of the Vatican.
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Tar Ohio River Commission met In
Svbipg.on City on Wednesday. These
ra8ul.,iOner. are appointed by the dif.
s,,u, State. interested, and their object
!, 10 secure legislation beneficial to tho
nL;o river.
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, with rain areas,
variable winds mostly from northeast
to southeast. Stationary or falling, fol-
lowed by rising barometer and stationary
temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, warmer and
partly cloudy weather, with areas Of ligh.
rain or snoW, northeasterly winds, iall'
ing followed by a stationary or rising
haFnmetAr
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Tara. has been SO many versions Of
4. p,..idents letter on the trial Of Gen
vi = Anderson, and they have been SO
-" .,r,,,dic,Ory Of each other, that there is
'' ...l,pp 10 zee the document signed R. B.
r.,.,
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WiIlbe:Ht,nxed.l.

IsptAsAroLu, February 14.-The su.
preme Court to-day affirmed the decision
Of The Madison county court in the case
Of John Beavers for ths murder ot John
W. SeWell. Beavers will be hanged 70.
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III, war feeling IN England just now
,,,oD,er than it has been for years.

ia, Louisville Commercial says the pay
q, Kentucky Legislator is IS 90 per
S;,n. a or shout 81 IS more than his SER
dc |, worth.
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ITALY.
Day of Funeral.

RoxE, February 14.-The time Of the
funeral Of the Pope has been changed to
the 18th. 18th and 18th insts.
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THE APPROACHING coHcLAvE.

The Conclave will meet on the 18th
inst. Partisans Of the Moderate party
are very confident Of success. In Mon.
days Consistory the Cardinals discussed
the advisabilityof the SacredCollege bind:
ing the new Pope to Predetermined
line Of conduct. Cardinal Pecci, the
Camerlengo, spoke against the proposal,
which was supported by Cardinal Man;
ming. By large majority 1t was decided
that the Pope should have the fullest
freedom OF action. The Foreign Csrdi'
mails arriving here announce that the
public opinion Of their respective coun.
tries is favorable toa eonciliatory policy
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The Committee Of the Diocese Of
LeIou, Nd, consents unanimously 10 the
.S,a,ee,ation = Of Dr.. Seymour rs Bishep
U@I o. Springfield.
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fiNANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York money and STOCKS.

NEW YORK, February II.
GoLD-opened and closed at 1O2k, with
sales at 1o2s<. Carrying rates 5aSh per ct
SILyKR-At London Sid. Here, silver
bars are 81 10 greenbacks and 81 1875
gold. Silver coin slai per centdiscount
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nnnriny In intiinnn.

The style observed in the preparations
for necktie socials down in Indiana is
exemplifed in the neatly printed cards
with which select individuals are bid 10
come. They read thus:
sHERrFF's OFFICE, MADISON Isp, [
February II, 1878. J
George R. Hartley, Esq, covingtou, Ky:
You are respectfully invited to be
present at the execution Of John W,
Beavers, Friday, February 10. 1873, at IL
O'Clock N. R.F. NueEsT, Sheriff.
This ticket Is not transferable.
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ENGLAND.
PeacabIy II They can, ForcibIy II
They Must.

LONDON, February 1.-THE Admi.
rally has received 4 telegram from the
Eaglish Consuli at Chanak, Kalessi, on
Dlrdanelles, containing report OF the
passage Of six ships OF the British feet
up the straits yesterday. The Turkish
Pasha made formal protest At Chanak
Ralessi; but no measures were taken TO
prevent a passage. The Admirals orders
we're 10 enter the straits with or without
leave, and make arrangements to secure
the rear. Ships were prepared for ac-
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pEposITrse THE REMAINS.

The ceremony Of -lepositing the re-
mains Of the Pope in their temporary
resting place was performed yesterday
evening, and lasted from six to fifteen
minutes after 8 o'clock. The ceremony
was very impressive and was very nu-
merously attended. A great crowd as.
sembled outside. Perfect order prevailed.
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IatqntelligerGer.

r., vote on the silver bill will take
.,,,, in the Senate today.
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TURKISH PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED.

IVhhl5H FAhLEAWhNK DI1SVH'HD'
The Turkish Parliament was dissolved
to-day by an Imperial message, which
declared this action taken in consequence
Of the necessities Of the situation that
the Sultan appreciates the services Of the
members, and hopes soon to reconyoke
Parliament.
A Bucharest special says the Russians
will enter Rustchuk on Tuesday next.
PERA, February Is, 2P. M.-The Bri-
:ish feet is in sight Of slefamos.
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CRlnES.
An nId Lndy Outraged

An Old Lady Outraged and llur-
sr. JOINS, N. B., February l4.-Mrs.
Mary Quinn, aged 65 years, was out
ragged and murdered in her house at little
River last night. A man named Vaughn
has been arrested on suspicion.
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Weather indications.

WAR DEPAKIaKrT,
Oyycn or THH CIrrKT sieNAL 0YYicER.
WASHIHsToN, D. G, Feb, iS-4 4, =.
rRoRARutrtEs.
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New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, February 14.-6roeeries
Quiet and unchanged.
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At the opening Of the morning session
Mr.. Gibson rising TO question Of priye.
leye reopened the discussion Of yesterday
on the Alleged Presidency bargain. A
running debate ensued which was termi-
mated by the Speaker asking consent 70
lay before the House communication
from the Secretary Treasury, which he
said was more important matter for dis
cussion than that which the House was
pursuing, a. Il was In regard to q ques.
lion which affected the finances Of the
country irrespective Of politics.
Consent being given the speaker laid
before tha House q Communication from
the Secretary Of the Treasury, encloaing
q copy Of letters to him from the Com
missioner Of Internal Revende, setting
ont that internal revenue receipts for the
current fiscal year, including yesterday,
as compared with the same period for
last fiScil year, have suffered . decrease
Of q, 900, ,2ls, and suggesting a. one cause
Of this decrease the agitation otNa reduc-
lion Of the tar on spirits and tobacco.
The Secretary urged upon Congress, In
anticipation Of the same rate Of decrease
during the next 6scal year, .
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY xNEELL1eEHoER
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-09-21

Among the rumors current after
the adjournment of the Oakland con-
vention was one to the effect that it
was proposed to withdraw Mr.. Peter
ard nominate in his stead a candi-
date who would be acceptable to the
Greenback Democrats of Washing
ton county. This rumor reached the
aforesaid disaffected ones, whereupon
they held a meeting and unanimous
ly passed the following:
WHEREAS, The city papers of the
18th of September have published
the report that the Democratic party
adjourned from Oakland to meet at
Rockville on the 18th to nominate a
candidate for Congress which will be
acceptable to the National Greenback
party, be it
Resolved, By the party assembled
that we will have no utilization with
the Democratic party, or shall we
vote for any man that shall be nomi'
mated by that party, and be it further
ReSOIUed, That we repudiate both
the Democratic and Republican
parties of the Sixth Congressional
district, and shall faithfully support
the nominee of the National Green
back party of the district, be he
whom he may, nominated on the
Goth of September, at Hagerstown
Maryland, by the National Green
back Congressional convention.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. q, 1878.
For Congress--6th District.
MILTON C. URNER,
OF FREDERICK COUNTY.
Milton G. Urner, Esq.

With this issue we place at the
head of our columns the name of
Milton G. Urner, of Frederick coun-
ty, as our standard-bearer for Con-
gress.
Mr.. Urner is in his 41st year, and
was born NEAR Liberty, Frederick
county. He was engaged in farm
ing and school teaching up to the age
of % years, at which time he COM
menced reading law with the late
Grayson Richelberger, who was then
Secretary of State under Governor
Hicks. He was admitted to the bar
in 1868, and has followed the profess
sion of law ever since. In 1871 he
was elected States Attorney for
Frederick county, over Francis Bren-
gle, Esq, by nearly. nine hundred
majority. In 1875 he declined a re-
nomination, preferring civil to Tim-
inal practice. In 1876 he was nomi-
mated by the Republican State Con-
vention for the office Of Presidential
Elector at Large, and canvassed the
western shore for the Republican
ticket. The opposition press charac'
teriZed him as crank, bold and
cautious, and that his speeches never
transcribed the limits of propriety."
He is in the prime of life, a good
lawyer, a fine speaker, and an agree
able gentleman, and commands the
respect of all who know him. He
comes from the masses, feels with
them, understands their interests,
and has the disposition as well as the
ability to promote the welfare Of the
whole people.
He has risen to prominence in his
profession without the aid of family
influence or wealth, entirely upon his
own merits. The duties of the Office
require a well balanced mind and
mature judgment. Mr.. Urner DOS
sesses these qualities, and in him we
have a candidate every way worthy
of the great cause and party he rep
resentS.
We understand that Mr.. Urnel
will make the canvass lively for his
competitor or competitors. Our peo-
pie will have a chance to see him
during the canvass and judge fol
themselves.
We believe that his selection was
wise and judicious, and that his nom
ination will be ratified by the people
of this district at the polls in Novem
Der next.
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STORM DAMAGES.

CINCINNATI, September 14.-Ad-
vices from a great number of points
in Ohio, West Virginia and Penn
svlvania indicate that the storm Of
the past two days has been the most
severe experienced for years. The
destruction of railroad property, es-
pecially the heavy wash0uts of
culverts and bridges, has caused rail-
road travel to cease entirely on some
routes. The storm seems to have eX-
pended its greatest force in the inte-
rior and eastern portion of the State
of Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
down to and beyond the West Vir-
ginia border. On the line of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad very
serious damage has been inflicted. A
fireman, brakeman and an engineer
were killed on Tuesday night by
trains running into washOuts. a
bridge at Reeds mill, on the Pan
candle route. was washed away,
and fraight train No. 10, coming
East, plunged into the stream anG
was badly wrecked, The engineer,
Burke. and fireman Charles B. Nc.
Cormick have not since been seen. II
is feared they are buried beneath the
locomotive. No trains of any de-
scription have passed Steubenville
Ohio, on the Pan Handle Railroad
Pittsburg, Wheeling and Kentucky
or Cleveland and Pittsburg roads
and it cannot be stated how soor
traffic will be resumed.
The Ohio river at Steubenville ros'
sixteen feet in less than twenty.foul
hours. Eight inches of rain fell il
the same time. The damage by food
in the surrounding country canno
be estimated.
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The Southern cities begin to send
word that the magnificent collections
made on their behalf-NeW York
alone has raised over S250,000, and
Philadelphia S1OO.0OO-are sufficient
to supply their needs, and some of
them already ask that no more aid
be sent at present. We trust, how
ever. that the collections will not
cease, since some points are not yet
relieved, and it may happen that the
others have miscalculated their re-
sources. Besides, there are great
many persons left destitute by the
loss of the heads and supports of their
families, dead by the fever, and the
number of these cases will not be
fully known until the people return
after frost.
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We have conversed with a large
number of Republicans from every
section of Garrett county, and find
them all pleased with the nomina-
tfon of Mr.. Urner, and confident that
he will be elected.
The Cumberland Nelcs says: "Mr.
Urner's nomination is a strong one.
The promptness with which it was
made; the unanimity and heartiness
with which it was endorsed +; the
favor with which it has uniformly
been received by the hundreds of
Republicans with whom we have
conversed on the subject-all go to
show that the Republicans of the
district are suited in their candidate,
and are going to give him a gener-
Gus, Jealous support"