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". D,novan, in Dstroi, Free Pos
CHANDLER.

Men mset each other on the street. aad tell
how Chan iler diei,
Just ~ the s'slwart seastor had reached
Hfe's highest tide,
Jus, as from Maine to Mexico. from hsmlet
home aud town.
His words Of ringing wisdom wero bring
lag him r-nown.
Ja,t II the seni,h % bis powers where
genius gave bin fame,
Tod took him from the mountain top and
elorifsl his n,met
Not for himself. OF gain. or rest. this man
OF iron will.
Bu. for his country and her cause his
heart seemed ANXIOUS still,
Broad minded. manly. dillissnt and full Of
honest worth,
lie spoke. and commerce stood erect while
freedom b,esssd hi, birth {
;od armed him with giants strength to
70 from state 10 state,
And earnest words suf honest pluck
combined to make hin great
he saw the nations life beset by hosts Of
tr~itorous mon,
The lion In his soul saoke To thrsttls
treason then,
He saw his aoautry's credit. with kenos
pledged to pay.
| And reused his fellow ow.eountryman, who
met it debt spd day.
Through darkeu.d days and cloudy nights
watchnan on tne walls.
I'VE left the country safe with hi;u. he heard
her fsintest calls.
And who Of Columbia's sons will Gil his
trus,y place.
Aud Who will bvsr bis srmor now, oni
guard the colored race
And Who will dare, as he has dared, TO
meet deadly foe1
ny Iron hail. aud never fail, alas, We ~
not kaow
The IN Va whu Jared. whose open heart ia
frienishi3 FOR his owu.
IWho failstei not. hit, rJcs.like. s,ooi
more trusted when nJr. known,
nLs fearnei cot. in the face of death, TO
spe,k a traitors uin,.
lu burning words of tru,u that gatc now
i,nrels TO bis fame.
Men a jck.I to hOar his elhqlence and
checr.d hia hour by hour,
blu, by death his warning words have
gained new lite aud power.
As So'nner gave his eIly brave, All
trukon ia our c,u'.
80 Seward. Lincoln, Mortoa died, cict to
defend our laws.
An Ch.niltf wore his lie away In eager
ness ~ save
Oae nation loo one pe,ple-ths travcst Of
tho brave
With op.a arms. oh.rns,hcr earth receive
yonr patriot sou,
And yc who men,ign Chan llsr rew, cay
Of him. "Sobly done 80
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Never Well, Hardly Ever"

Never insult poverty.
Never eat between meals.
Never eat very hearty supper.
Never stand long at the corner OF
O street,
Never fret it will only shorten
your days.
Never stop to talk 10 church after
the services is over.
Never speak of yonr parents as the
"old man "or old woman."
Never speak in contemptuous
manner OF womankind.
Never abuse one who was once
your bosom friend.
Never reply to the epithet Of a
fool, drunkerd, or a low !ellew.
Never seek to create laugh at
the expense Of religion or tue Bible.
Never spend many Of your even
Jugs away from your family.
Never taste an atom when you
are not hudgry it is snicidal.
Never anticipate too much disap-
poiptment is not pleasant.
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He Took tn, Old Mil'S Aiylca.

Winnifrei was dainty bit OF
Iwomaukini--a sunbeam who laugh
el much "a brown llnet sings /:
moieover, thero were di,nples lurk
Jug in her rose-tintod cheeks.
Sh. was we'll worth loving, al
thongh not quite an angel, for il she
hal been, she woul not have beon u
woman. yet she certainly was u thief.
A thief. Stealiug hearts by the
Wholesale.
But she who so loved to coquette
with hearts was Mt last taken captive;
fur love conqure1 tho lnsrrlest and
most miscbiev,ous maiden who ever
iaughed at bis wiles aud love came
10 Winifrod, now, simple and deli
c,ous.
No two love.,nskings happen in
jnat the same way, a. no two leaves
0ro alike on tho same tree.
One day II happened that two
grcy eyes looked iuto hers the mer
est accident Of course.
IL was the 6rst time that he had
callod her by her frst name aud
there was something in the look OF
those grey eyes which sent the warm
blood TO her cheeks and caused tn
mult OF emotion--it seemed to her
liko tho anding OF o bunch OF violrts
10 mid.winter.
"Hn loves me-" she thought. with
a thrill Of delight quite aullke f'rm-
CT experiences.
"Winuifred," he said tenderly,
lyon arc very dear to me, | have
loved you devotedly all these years,
aud ha waited for 4 reply.
"And--l-lovs you. Tom but"
"Oh let there DO no butts You
will love me, Winnie, darling, let
who will oppose. will you not ?"
"Yes. Tom-till I die.' shs said,
her face ell aglow with essorness,
Then she paused abruptly. Now,
Tom was only clerk. With nothing
but his salary 70 depend UPON rioh
y nothing bnt honesty saud good
humor; while her father was wealthy
u fear my father will not favor
Pnr love-" she continued, With some
mbsraassmout I "but I ought to
Moose for myself fit 10 my right"
The grey eyes softened. For tue
lrst time in his life Tom had told q
soman that he lovod her, aud had
|ound the telling pleasant. He told
Joy. too. that be had not much to
Pter. Would she be content with a
humble home shared with q loysl
leart-with love. instead Of luxury !
Yes. she would bs quite content.
For . time these two sat with
!asped hands in . dreamy silence,
Vinnie's heart wss full to the brim--
20 tell.tals color OF her cheoks--
10 sweet confusion in her eyes,
Isre uttersncss more potent than
lords.
Then there snsusd . quiet, ration,
ealk about their prospects, and
- way e "N,aNogs Iattsr."
rAonas Lans Was I sucesssfn'
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The phRnix Federal.

Has prove it.et 10 be peculiarly adsr,sd 50
Old uersl me, c0usI!.pties hGl dhildren. Is
brells cold. II stops cough. II siiss
psctpr.tiun It xives Instant reliaf. II siyes
ftronsth, II hrIugs rcst, II has made more
curss th,u auy other medicine. Thousand. %
tic citilsu, ui Eastern y nnsylyauin hs'o
used It tor years pI,' 'sIi tsstify q tue relief
giyon aui cures effected
Prics, - ceuts " bottl,s f0r ".
Prepared by LsVi Durrhn ysr NJ, r.. art
soii IS ioAn A MuAti. MidIieLuEE, sud sl1s
outon Barber, uentrsyilIe, Re.
April ard. is'7 y,
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.Hello. Bill. when did Won

Hello, Bill, When dill yon change
your board!ug.bouse = said Charlee
Callender to William Creamer, at
New Vieuua. Oaio, as they met in
tho street. Creamer bad just been
released from prison, and regardipg
the question as insulting, he drew
q big kniis and stabbed the offsndor
bnt Oalleudsr was quick enoug |
With 8 ssyglyer ~ ssss bic own Hi'
~ il|e6 w apes. ....
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Tha most absent minded mar

The most absent minded man was
not the man who hunted for his pipe
when he had il between bis teeth.
nor the ono whs threw bis hat out
Of window and tried 10 hang his
Cigar on . peg no bat the mau who
put bis um brslls TO bed aud vent
aud stood up behind The door,
Rochsstsr kfprcss.
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Law is worry much like u sieve 1 il
10 easy 10 see through II, but one
must Dc considerably reduced before
wv gets through. RI
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} HUNTS ri Nj
Di. lie GRgAr
hiAttY Asp Livs
~ Medicine.
eur.r pain 10 toe
Back, Side or
Loiu-. an | oil lie.
sas.s Of the hid.
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HUNTS RENE.
Uf is purely Veg
siabls. aad Is us-
~ BY the advice
OfPbysieans, III,
hns stood the tee
u time for 80
years, and the NJ.
, 1879-07-15

The Committee on Public Chnrittcs will hold
lncottnE this AFTERNOON, weather permitting.
The warm weather or some other causc is pro-
dncng goodly crop Of lnnat,cs, aud It Is c1.
pcctcd tllat Judge Loomts will have ten to
twelve cases to pass upon Thursday. Meantime
matters in tic County Court run aloug very
quietly.
The Hayward murder case has again been
POSTPONED, this time unsil the September term.
The State'a Attorney did not want to begin a
trial OF this magnitude whlle thu weather ruled
scented the defendant, WIS quite willing TO agree
to tho proposed postponomont.
In the CrimInal Court yesterday Sutherland
Seaddcn was tried Tor the 1urccny oi sotnc cloth
Ing from the Everett House, where l,e Was q
bogrler. 1t appeared that Tiers was no proof
OF criminal intent, and the defendant Was ut
quilted. Charles Wilson pleaded guilty to u
charge Of burglary, Arl was rcnlll,ldca for scn-
tencc Thomas Smith stood trial for similar
oitcusc, and was rewarded with ten years in the
Pcnitcutiary.
A rumor comes from Elgtn that Dr. E. a.
k1t1ouro, Superintendent Ut tho Northern In
snne Asylum, has lnade up bis miuu tint Jacob
Villnter, tha nld Bohemian saluon-kteper who
murdered his wlfo un West Nineteenth sLrcet a
year or so ago, nlll wluse muck was Baycd by u
jury adjndRlng hin, insure. is III reality OF sOtlCtl
mind, nul Ut courss entitled to 70 free. Now
II ViiingeF will CONT bark anI XIII . pa1,el of
special venfra for q hundred more Intelligent
cltEzeDs, who Gon'k real tho ncw wauupera, and
who hayo no opinions whatever, TO try him onro
n1nrp.
, 1879-07-15
WEST POINT.

To the EdttnF AZ The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July II, 1870.-Thc Undersigned,
having been Invited hy the Secretary Of War to
nominate candidate for appointment rs cadet
to tho Unitod States Military Academy from
the Second Congressional District Of Illinois,
who must be at West Po!nt not later than tho
18th day Of June, 1880, requests nil parties who
l.ayc not already applied for said appolnt1n eat
who desire to do 10 to make immediate Roplt-
cation In writing, giving their exact agc, per-
tnali4nt abode, nn1 the number OF years they
havu resided In the District.
The ago Of admission uf cadets Is hetMcen II
md 81 years. Candidates must bo at least
feet Ia hight. frcc from my infectious or int
morat disorder. lcformtty, disease, Or inrnfty
which may render them unfit fof military duty.
They must bo well v0rsrd III reading, In writ.
Ing, Including Orthography, aud IN arithmetic,
a,itl have knowledge 1f tho clements OF En-
gltsh grammar, Of descriptive geography, par
tcn1arly OF our own country, and Of the history
Of tile United States.
Candidates must be acttnl, bona-dde residents
OF tho District {sVnrds to u, inclusive,
Of tho City OF Chicago. A sound body
and constitution, suitable pEcparatieu, Cuod
natural capacity, an multitude for study. inllus-
ar'oue habits, perseverance, an obcdicnt an!
orderly disposition, alld a correct moral icport-
mcnt arc regarded as essential qualifications.
Pnrtics knowingly deficient In nny Ut these re-
spects should not mako application.
Candidates will be selected by competitive
examination. GEonGE r DAVIS.
, 1879-07-15

OF s5,o00 with nen. +. Il. Wad.worth MS his
surety. The unfortunate Hall found favor IN
i'unlsncn. a1ul lad to return TO his apartments
over the river.
TnE sTLE SCARCITY.
Collector Smith mas in receipt yesterday Of
copy 0f II communication. bearing date June !,
l5it. froin Benjamin I. 'clrntto, United StnteA
Seward, Assistant Secretary ot Atatr, coniirIn-
!nE the NEWS ot Tho falluro OF the silk crop III
Enropc. Tho letter glycs somc taets nut tl9-
tircs On tllis l'i,postant subject Which will provo
DT the usual cf9p will bo realized Ia FRANCE,
Italy, and Spain, hill that tho japan rccolst
tharsesn VIII nrobahly show dcIleis OF rs rGr
ef sf TO dsats o In ,k ,h
eth, 2dth. and osth Of siav nearly on, 900 kio-
gran,ines Of raw SILK passed through itse plb'ic
cstablisli'nest, a'!.t quito - much, t not more
given IN to HIT showing thu rlsr tu prices dur
INT: the eight dava previous 10 the date when tho
letter WIS writtrn. Tho speculation, according
70 oeu. pe!xo:to; was yery large, As!at!e gregg
mrnt was equally act,vo 10000 to ooo, 90 kiln
uransnc. uf dry cocoons layinr changed lands
Mt Marseilcs within week, and yellow cocoons
having risen from 70 TO 20 francs, ltuly hetngthc
snore favored The manufacturers, In view Ut
tlleso facts, had begun. operations, With thu
prospect Of MI improved demand tor SILK goods.
Ion, however, will be over by the cnt Of August,
tho Impression being bnsed an the probable I'm
prorca,cnt Ia tl,e second over The frst crop:
Attached to the letter IL a copy Of ono from
William F. Grinncll. Of !hc United atates Conf
Seward, stating That at the middle Of April raw
slik had reached lower p5tco than
for Fifty years BEFORE the very backward
spring, With frosta mud cold rains In Italy and
Southern Franco having retarded the growth
and openl1g of the mulberry lcaf, so shat the
sIlk-worm hatehetl before tho leaf opcned, and,
having no food, died. in Nr. Grinncll's opinion,
there Is strong probabtlity that the crop will
not exceed 0nc.thrl Of Its average. In yinw OF
this, powerful syndicatcs scro organized on tho
10th Of Mar, md tho rise, on tho :*jth Of slay,
whom THO letter was written, reached 90 per cent
Francc. According to Mr. 0riuncll, who would
appear to rather differ from Gen. Pclxotto, It Is
believed that tic movement, batcd OF legitimate
grounds, Ia & permanent QUO and must c7cn ln-
crease,
, 1879-07-15

IN confirming The South Slide Police Justice last
h!aht, and uredteted in thus connection TINT tho
snn'e tinnnlnlfty wouhl lae fund IN confirming
gu ui!ter apnotnteea unless Rotnu Of them wtrc
tohnd to tn unworthy ur unit pcrsons. Ger
thinlr M anrnintocs would hn oppoac1 on ac-
count or anTthing which hnl1 trntistrtrpd.
Following Ia tic letter Ront bT Marshal Den-
ilcr TO Corporation Counsel Albums June 10, tn
Which t1le former las a. yet received no answer:
., frG1k A!d'1s.. Es7. tDorNorai,on CoHpsr}.- -
DEAN s!n: wonld respectfully nsk Jour oplnton
In relation TO tho following:
/. Whnt right Or authority hare I, III tho Execu.
ti.a officer Of Tho Fire Department 10 scttnco tho
salaries nf tho ofcors OF members OF this DEPART.
hcnt, tue common Council having designated Il
the prerent fiscal feArf
9. In making reduction without law Anthos-
isnR nc 10 10 80. woMldf and my bondtn,en not
ho ltab!o In case Of suit Youra fcspectfnitJ.
II. nENNEE, F1te Marshal.
, 1879-07-15

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
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PlTTsnuHu, Pa. July A.-The first accident
Oh tho rittsburg Southern Railroad occurred at
about o'clock this morning, when passenger
train and au empty coal train collled at sl,asp
curYo short Distance from 1empcrancevi1le, on
tho South Side. Tho engineers mud firctnca
jumped for their lives juat before tho TWO trains
ruslsed together with shock TINT threw both
engincs from the track and demolished several
cars. John johnson, Chief Carpenter Of the
road, wns badly injured by jumping dowu
tie Washington, had ono Of hts legs
broken, aild received severc in.ernal
injuries. Frank Irwin, baggnge-msstcr,
had q very miraculous escape from death. When
tho collision occurred TIC was standing in The
door Of the baggaQc-car, jumped to tho bridge
below, and fell through. Ha was badly bruised.
but he will recover. The engineer Of the coal
train was badly cut about the head, as WAS also
the tlrctnan, Robert Watson. H. L. Mcdaniel.
fireman on the passcngcF.englne jumped down
m embankmcnt over 100 feet hlch. but escaped
with d!slocatcd arm nnd n few sovcrc bruises
nltout thu hcad George Joncs OF Jnnchviile,
Wis, was slightly Injured by splinter. rhys!-
cana say that, With gool treatment, MI Of tho
Injured will recover. It IL charged that tho ac-
ti1unt waa caused by the coal-train running out
OF tine, owing to the carolcssness or iucompb-
tGncy Ut tho engineer.
, 1879-07-15
THE C1TY-1IALL.

Five now casca Of scarlet fever weso reported
yesterday.
The employees Of the North Side Pumping.
Works wero mid their June salaries yesterday.
Amount, $1,000.
/, The City Treasurer received yesterday sl,es7
from tic Collector. $2,40S from to Water De-
partnent, aud Sv4 from the Comptroller.
Tie school-tcncllcrs were paid thrir MAY SAL
nrfcs Mt tho rooms OF the Board Of Education
yesterday, amounting TO s55,0o0 It was In
scrip. Of course.
Only about A00l satoon.ftccnscs have been
taken out 20 fnE. T1Lero ought to 1lavc been
1860. The Mayor would do we'll. to look into
this matter In his pcscEzlnasions by moonlight
among them.
The Health Officer condemned 1ask week
thirty-one cratca Of cabbagc, four bushels ot
str!ne-btnns, and six hoxes OF green apples.
Three hundred n,lu twcnty .1ight nuisanccs were
abatcd, and 437 notices servcl
lIca!.h-Oniccr Crosby visited tho slauehterlng
md rendering houso of Jake Srhulor, on South
lialstcd street., opposite the Transit House, nrul
closed 1t UP. Thu etencll Issuing from ta place
Tor sumo time past l,ns been frlRhtfu1. Mr.
sehulcs promised to put in palcnt appliances.
The t followny hnt!tlpy ,y,,! permits were issued
s9,BD0; to C. q. Blair, 10 erect four-story
bank building, La Sale street, ncar Randolph,
to cost $95o00; to Corad Kastenf!dt, to erect Il
co1pcrsntti's shop, northwest corner OF Mch!-
gan nt!t Sa'le streets. to cost $4,000: and to
Clark Bros. & Co., TO Greet workshop. Kphcy
street, lcnr Gue Island avenue, to cost 5000.
Daniel F. Gleason was yesterday auth orized,
empowered, unl Instructed to 20 to work to-
tia5. liz was appointed some weeks ago rs
Sewer Inspector, but for somc reason had noscr
benn assigned TO duty: His going to work l.
believed to be ono Of tic consequences OF Mr-
NallY, Riordan, and ;feeycy supporting tho
hc got tired Of fool!ng with his tIonur q week
uil ho ever said agatnst Mr. Harrison, nntl llere-
smooth sailing.
The Comptroller, In looking ovor number Of
bills yesterday, found among others several for
taking the pictures of tlle thieves and burglars
falling Into the hnnds Of the police, which nE-
greEato h large sum during the year. I1ero Ia
soncthtng peculiar and unsatisfactory about tllu
bills, ut,l they ure remarkable for the inIormn-
tion they do not impart. They show that Ia
some casss as high IL thirty photographs of one
prisoner arc charged for. aud no names are gy-
en-. md then again tint the prisoners arc
taken by galleries which would bo glad to do
the work At the rate Of 81, In order to pay 50
rer dozen to somo onG else. He ttrew ont all
uf the bills and there Will have to bo cons!dGra-
bio explanation before ho will pay them. Thss
Is tile kind Of cconulny the pcopfc will approve.
nnl It It was rightly ndhere1 to IT. the t.ctul
work OF tile departments It would not 10 ueces-
sury to cut down salaries.
, 1879-07-15

Tie Sub.Trcasury disbursements yesterday
amounted 10 $l5Au00.
Tho intcrnal-rcyenuo receipts ut Collector
3lnrvey's office yesterday footuh up See2 3337 OF
tllls amount sl3,l78 was lor tax.paii spirits,
$S,950 for TOBACCO and cigars, and $4,7l] for
beer.
4 poster prominently stuck TN in Assistant
Treasurer {iilbest's ull!co states that tue fast
snlilE yactt Countess Of Dnilerin, With her tit
tl,ss, furnishings, etc., will ha sold by order of
CuIrt at public auction Aug, IA, at thu Court
llouse IN Cohurg, Ont.
Collector Harvey was In receipt nf Circular
Yesterday fruli Commissioner RHuWl, stating
tllnt the First Comptroller VI tho Treasury has
just decided illAt IN all eAses for remuneration
Tor unused revenue stamps, ey3dence must bn
furnts1ed ~ tn The fintc utI which thu stamps
loF which an ALLOWANCE Ia Aakcl were purchased
FROM the Government, Or a uoyernnens agent
for the sale Ut stamps, nrl II 1t stluil appear
tlsat tie same Wefs not pn!chased Within IT,
ycars from tho data OF thsir presentation t.
cannot be allowed. The circular also states that
nu allowance will hereafter be made for unused
documentary 6taInpa except OF tho denoMtna-
t1on nt twu cents.
Information wna received yesterday At Col
lcetor Smiths Office from Secretary Sherman Of
uociston 81 solle importance to Importers as
well Is Collectors ot Customs, Recently large
plumber Of the New York, Boston, and Chicago
Importers tiled q petition Al the Treasury be-
psrttusnt claiming that the rule OF the Depart
nent directing TINT customs duties upon malt
liquors ara to ba assessed upon the basis OF The
wins gallon Of measurement was wrong
construction of tho Inv, and asking
1llas the question bs referred to
the AttornuY-Gencral for hss opIutou. Tie ra.
9uest was co.nplixaF!stt and the Attorney
Gepesal, under dats VI June g, payo his lecis-
ion, copy ot which was tnclosed In Secretary
shcrsnaIl's communication, sustalnug the ps!or
ruling Of tlu Treasury Department By stipu-
latton, all suits begun agaitst Collectors Of
Customs. Claiming refund.1,g of duties un &C.
count uf thu alleged Mi4co1struction OF tho 1Rw,
are to ba discontinued.
There was just one Item OF news In connection
With the t,atchbona case yesterday, al.d that
Mas Tue dismissal Of ppuceedings before the
unted statcs couuisAonsr aQaInst Hooker
and Hale tne two latest aecruliont to tho list Of
ReutlGtuen who hayc gotten themselves Into
trouble. and theis transfer to Tue district Court
ou Information flied by tho District ATTORNEY.
The Information contained nothing new, und
was sinip!y dead coDy vi that filed last
week against tlw Others, with liooker's
n!d Hae's pa.Mcs added 10 I'LL the
alleRattons-conspfEncy to dcfrsud the Govern.
tnsnt Out VI $sh 400 worth OF uateh ssau,ps, to
ctlcet which they aasstcd aud rounlyed in the
working through Of woEthlc&s ooud, kuowlng
the parties thereto to Ge pecuuiarIly worthless
and irresponsible Hooker gave ball In ths sum
, 1879-07-15
"DICK" OGLESDY,


John a. Logan. with oecas.onal Nefsr-
o"ces to the Grant a1ovomont'a ''Doom."
81. LoMfs 0soas. Ds.noerdt, Ja'v "a.
E1-Unstcd States Scnator, Ex-Governor Of
Illinois Richard + 0o,rsbv kno,pn famIIfar1u n
1',no,s n,,' ~ n"isos A.T 10y .asy III
i'.,no's ~ n'sS o91esp,' a' '1esefohtlS as
"sWearlnE Dick" Is IN the city, stopping Mt
object OF the harassiur attentions Of a 0|o1s.
49,. .s.ss.as
~ .,'s ~ .o.o.' 1,.. ..-,.
IN tno ctaste' e'eqnent, ana concise manner
Oecsby was given to understand that tho In
out,ttor ,ts.,rcd nm oxorcaaon frorn 4hn o,a
4.a"., 4 asa -" sap.ss..n p 49," u'e NJ
ue"etA'' uoFes"o', IN" oeua'or npon al' putt
Mr. oelcsby said, "For what paperl''
.trbn f;to,.t, nrmarratu eofd thc -c,or,o-
,yt,, h,n.h ~ ,or.o,o,,. rs1o H., 1t, ,,,s.,,n,,
W." y, A'e po'1'on
"Mhat u ~" sa'a Ms' oRlcsoy.
"Tlse great relig--"
aThot will do, Understand mr. want
,,,,h,n1 "a a. ,~t,h t1,o G,oh.. 1...". "t.us "ns
usa"s 49,. !. ~ ~ W. s.u oo'aE'a' ~. a'tgs
the way II trcasca ms IN mr. last contest 1t
bad opposed John a. Logan for. ycars In every
thing that ho undertook, and then turned
ur1 sro,or,od h;r, o+r,f,.t w.. ,,,hs, ,,.s H.
u naA Asns. I,,,.s'. nv, ~ao "as 'a
cnoico OF Inc people OF !'i!hoae' II ~es to OK
press my views In tho 0iobe- Democrat, would
to held In contempt by everybody iu Illinois,"
"But remember, Goycrnof, y6i nrc. .talkinE to
the pcopla through the Globe Demucrat.,'
III don't want 10 talk 10 tho people. I have
been shclved. Dick Oglesby Is In priyate lfe,
Ho is no longer In politics. Ho has nothing 10
say about anytfln4.n
1tYou certainly will not, unktpj1lY as you feel
towards tle Globe Democrat, refuse Its rraljnrs
IN expression Of so,ls pos!tlon on the next
PrcBttcneyf A m individual, -FOUR expression
is valuable. The country looks upon Loea,,'s
election AZ m addition to the Grant. boom
"That's what they think, Is 1T We'll, I can
tell you they don't know -ans thing nbuut It.
else. He thinks that he cnn be mallo 1'rcsdcnt
OF thor Unttcl States himself. Look at thv
nan. After ewtndltng mo out of mr. e1ecttnn
lie gets up a show. Mon wyru ,arg4,i to make
enthusiastic demonstrations wherever he went.
He brought his stow to Washington aud there
1t fell int. AL the Illinois n,cmbers Of Con
nrcss stald away; nobody went there but tho
clerks OF the departments, who had to 20, and
tho rest Of the demonstration was tho sfall-In :
crowd TINT nlwaYa gets behind fife and draal.
John Logan for Grant! He is for nothing but