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New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
WHITTIER o. REPUBLIcANIsw.

e.
No one who had not, Ike myself. been Ia
boring fof more than iwentv years 10 awaken the eoni-
trv 10 the evils of slavery and the danger o s nsu-
ZION ana the duty Of opposing at the hdotDoX, can
estimate uy intense gratin'anon at the ,sluR oI tAe
Rrpuhctu partv. For some ycsrs we hac trtp 10 IT.
fuarce the old Wag aud Democratic parties ana hou@e
Their candidate. 20 our Ohitci, ana ad p'cn hle
1r most i-fanccs only obtain promises when were
rev,r N filel IN SO ~ us. w"arieh WIN our
frness .nts within the ranks of those parties, broke
ava, fr, thcu and voted an iniop" ndrni tcset-'he
liberty party aftcrwara merged ia the fite-eon parry
AM maj ia the party whose formation, tN'h'N-HN'
year. ago IL now Justly deemed worthy o. ceirniati9h.
Prom the outset looked 20 The oalot-btA aH HnutI
God mo chief ms rdnrn y for aNertne the progress
of slavery dioIug In this respect from some OF by
t.er.d associates iu the anti--l'vert cause uu,t
nearly forty years ago. Tnc dead letter OF hpuouc-
I'm must be made "a living truth. SlaycrN is mgh v
Iuf n can be overthrow IN 'he name of God ana ht-
nauify We bring ihe mighter ba!o,-Do1 Oi klugie@s
peoulS H. bear uuon it," The Republican party has
done a noble work. and 10 has SUI H. duIlts- Is as
rfcrssarv now has been. II must h inhli-
fafrra ballot box mere -
safe from violence and ntuid alton, aud the c4vil rSs
OF ever, cass American ci1eaS made secure De-
yOnG the ssblity OF suppression or iuirmsenlcnt'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
WASHINGTON.
ATALK wII1I SECRETARY EYARTs.
rng SECRETARY SPEAKS Why CORDIALLY OF TIE
CANADiANs-fHE VACANT FoRrIGN MISSIONS.
I..r ...l-- m.

ATALK wlg1T SECRETARY EYARTs
rug SECRETARY SPEAKS WHY CORDIALLY OF TIE
CANADiANs-rHE VACANT FoRrIGN MISSIONS.
Ink TELEGRAPH 40 TIE TRiHUsE.l
WasHISGToN. Sept. 1G.-Secretary Evarts re-
;urucd tn Washington this morning lie speak,
very corlially os tue Canadians of all ranks. not
only fof the graceful hospitality extended to Ms.
Evaris and himself during their visit to tic Do
minion. but fos the general good sense displayed IN
all their enterprises, hot public and private.
Dir. EvartN says that the Princess Louise has won
her way To the hearts OF III classes by The perfect
simplicity and courtesy OF her department and the
hOmelike interest she manifests in their affairs. The
Marquis of Lornc is also winning personal friends
and making a good general impression in his official
capacity. but he labors under 'he disadvantage of
being the successor of one whom the Canadian peo
pie regard rs the embodiment Of al that praise
worthy in constitutional ruler. The Secretary
says that his visit had no official significance what
ever although as it was natural he talked with the
GOvem0r-0enoral and Others in authority upon sub
jccts OF mutual public interest to both countries.
Much to his own surprise, he SAID 9uod-humoreoly,
he was entrappcd into making two speeches ana
did the best he could under the circumstances.
The Secretary thanked lHE TRIBUNE cOrrcspon-
dent for the Information that the gos.ips had
selected Mr. Fenton for the English Mission, and
said that he had heard nothing at all about the
matter. But" he added with smile, Mr..
Fenton has been here, and may nave filed his ap-
pcatlon with the President, you know: Some OF
you," he added inquirngiy, have selected Mr.
Grow for the Russian Mission, understandT He
was Informed that II even so, and remarked
that he was glad to know OF these matters season.
ably, as not to appear ignorant in Cabinet meet
ings.
In reply to a direct intcrrogatory Mr.. Evarts said
that there nothing AT all doing III regard to the
English Mission but ne intimatcd, without men
tiOning any names that the Mission to st. Peters
burg is likely to be filled at an early day.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
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CoHEN-on septcmbcr ~ No-ey H.. daughter Of 'roin'
- ana tir llfe william Cnieu. aret l7 years.
Relatives and friends Tally nFtfi d 1'.ni tlB
Funeral irorn tho Arlington House istn-st. Wednesday,
l7thIns-. al 10 a. m 80 noNers
CoOKE-At Paterson, :, ;. september Il, Minnie D. via
~ Jam n. Goose, lf'l - v'1t7.
Funcra services once Wednesday sep
tembrr II, Lt2 D.
FARNHAM-At Elizabeth. Y. T.. Tuesday morning. sep
10. George " tafnha formerly oi tls city, aScd
10 wears.
Funeral at Johns Church. Elizabeth. on THURSDAY, The
Frl.nds o. tn ang respectfully invited 70 attend
Intcrinent at New-lia7en, Conn.
FOXAt Merrick. L. T. Monday morning September 10,
Charles Fox. The 63d year uf his az.
Relatives friends O The family respectfully invited 10
attend IA, fuuera services from fir.t baptst Chnsh cor
ncr park-Ave 3Jt1st Thursday, At D. m IT'S re-
s-fsl that no lowers Ice sent.
lutruueit 10 taM.nrt, COlu.
NcTNrIE- saturday, ~nnenhcr H. Harriet L., d'ngh'
tel OF tIr late Willltu Mcluric .
friend. o the fsmlb are lnN"i - Nrai mo
funeral from lafe residence. lU3 West lothst, on
Weines iay lIth inst at ) D. M
pOwEKs-On ruesiay September H. 1879. R~becca Cfaw
ford tgltet x tho llto Thomas aud Mary y 4O"cf oi
this city. - ,-,.-.-.. 81, 49,.
attend a. Car ~ HhurcA corner Di oh
ave. 35th-st, on THURSDAY NOR u1S ~ 4tiO O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
ETIDEYCE AGAINST BUCHoLTz
THE MONEY on TIE BODY OF sCHULTE-oDDs AND
ENDS OF TESTIMONY.

THE MONEY on TIE BODY OF sCHULTE-ODDS AND
ENDS OF TESTIMONY.
BRIDGrroRT, Conn, Sept. 16.-Ihe t1al OF
Buchotz wss utinued to-day.
Constable L. rg,- testified that he searched schultes
body in the pres rca the corOners jury and found
package coutan.r" r2OOOO
lanes NJ Lane Of the cOroDcrs jury testified that
he saw Buchoz ting carry the bods to the house
The contract bet., BuchOltz and rchIlte was read
In evidence By II t. prisoner agrees 10 go as servant
nj 10 marks per month with an allowance Of marks
for washing a small room and daily food. Indorso-
nents made on the back OF the contract Acknowledged
the receipt OF Is marks Of salary IN three payments
An axe found In the Warns barn after the MURDER the
handle and edge OF which smeared with bood,was
introduced a. evidence One witness swore that ne saw
feathers On the
Mrs Grimwod testified that Schultz was In the haDt
of carrying I'm the pockets OF his coat
and Detective Stark related schuite habit Of carrying
one pcckebook In the inside yespCckeI ana one Ill Inc
inside cOat-pockct.
The testimony OF the morning was mostly the gamer
ing together OF the odds ends OF the evidence pre-
psra;Ory TO resting on the part oi me S'1se ,,, .,
BY agreement of counsel, Charles l. raw coiA ol
he Cvroners Jury, read nearly twenty iOOlseaR
pages ofiBucnoitz's testimony AZ the inquest.
The state rested lis case at $3.50 y H.. -
AfteT recess The defence called Frank Mayhow, who
said he saw BuchOz have hold OF inc DolJ OF the hu
dered man wren the body was moved Being pressed
on crOssexaminatOn be said he cOuiu not s"eaI ''"'
Bucholtz had hold OF the body -, =. - ,A
simon REYNOLDS testified thst he helped 10 carry tne
body to the house BucotZ mad hold oi the BODY Win
him He helped 10 III aDont severn iect.
The counsel for the asked the Court for an ad-
journmrnt this point to give .nen ln 10
cOnsultatiOn and examination OF artcles oneTeu III e
nence. The Court granted the request - W,
Al IL expected that defence VIII conclude on we'd
pesday and arguments follow Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

THE Nrw-YoRK YRIBUNE Is respectfully in
formed tlnt the meaning 90 th' bolt " Is 10 lock "ut
!. h.n.oi.- Kingston Freeman Gtp)
The estimate generally put on the event
which have happened ~ polite. wllin the year Is ihlt
~ an ...,f n p.nu' iclu President and CONGRESS in
fI. elections OF I-s0.-iPltt,burs Commercials 1azcte
Or pJ .
In Wisconsin. since the refusal OF Mitchell
a. =. nj a. e,v.frnr rn. II fuorrailc tick,t has Ho
lctt H. N.-Nofh Tho DHmocr iic ticket mas t"n heads
Th.r. T. up trouble about tails. nut new ris'f
- seems % b. called for Indianapolis Journal
Uepl
Trt tbe full influence of the National Com
r,ti,e he exercised fog .ae noneh OF the b.nocie e
fcl.- 1t TIE iuh nn'ia 0u fhc committee take
urtic T,mmtny revolt ard sqaelch 10 oar "y or ai,
other 1t everything Poe done ttgt cam in- eninusi-
asu INTO 80 cauvass.lst II. Louis Republican tDeInl
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
ITINERAyCY AT SIGNAL STATIONS.
no SIGNAL OFFICER AILnwED To REMAIN AT ONE
PORT MORE THAN TWO YEARS.


PORT MORE THAN TWO YEARS
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUSEl
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 16.-An order was promul-
gated by the Chief Signal Officer year or two ago
to the effect that of the signal observers shall
be allowed to remain at any one station moro than
two years. This order is now being carried out
vigorously, and creates a good deal of discomfort
and expense for the men who compelled az fire.
qucnt intervals 10 remove to distant parts Of tho
country.
Noadcquatc mohveis known for this isaTangement,
while oil the other hand the expense to the Govern
ment for transportation alone is something enor-
nous, and would seem of itself to be a sufficient
reason for its discOntinuance II is understood that
the QuartcrmasteTs Department has protested two
or three times against paying 50 large n proportion
of the annual appropriation for Amy tran5poria-
tIOn 90 the Signal Service alone.
Signal observers believe that the order has no
other Olirct than toprryent them from forming ties
which would be- pleasant and profitable 10 them IA
any locality. These men are as u class highly lntcl-
ligant and of good moral character Many of them
are married men. and e. sucl the expense attcndant
upon frequent removals is sufficient 70 exhaust al
that they are able to save while they remain on
station.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
ORGANIZING THE DISTRICTS.

FORMATION OF CORNELL AND .osAlSs IL0po.
Tho Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis
~ aoe Pearl-st last evening and organized a
..Cornen and Hoskins Campaign Club" The officers
o,ec,ed were: Morris Friedsam president; Peter A
xnbu AND John O'Lelry vicepresidents Richard "hite
recording secretary Michael eay financial secretary
Ncnolas Hays treasureri Henry Munnken' sergeantat
arms The president addressed the club at length III
ing the members encourage the support of he en're
Republican ticket outside OF the regui"r
Ia % ars, IN the large number of young men In the
., who are not recognized members OF any organ
,,a,on By united Efforts he said. the success of Tie
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE.
E,oU1 DfffTfor

In TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 40. we have Mr.. z.
L. Whites ten letters 10 THE NEw-YOgK TRIBUNE on
Leafvillc. Col. and IFS mining camps. IL the same
EXTRA twelve letters from another trained OBJ
server the attractions oi Texa and THE ENTH, costs
but 10 such facilities FOR the people 20 learn mo
conditions OF new nelGs of industry are invaluable
Thoy awaken inquiry and arouse new hopes ana am
billions in staguanf quarters where forced iteucss
mans labor and dr.nVrai1,s capital. While our hcW
fields have. from tie NlUop'r birth. offered, aud are
stlll Offering. the highest po.siD" -itimaf" premium
on Industry and enterprise % T. vastly to the interest
of both t hey 20 Dui n The old DE- d and INTO Oh" uew
infelivruiY AM TO this eud nf0rmarnn ke iha ~ &c
Utah Board of Ira lle pamphlet, and THE iNiHrHE TX
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
LlRGE FIRR UPTOWS.

n. r. IIEMANN's PAINT FACTORY BURSKD-Loss,
S3O.OG0-oTHER BUILDINGS ENDANGERED.
A fire broke out at half-past O'Clock this
morning In D. F. Tiemann's fye-story paint factory IN
One-hundred- y-nintlst., between Eleventh
and Twelftn-ayes Three alarms called all the hre
snytnos In the district TO the spot, but
sesn,te the efforts Of the nremen the flames reached
tbreestory brio building aud frame house adjoining
the factory, owned by tho same frm These
were consumed. A number OF frame build
inx. adjoining these were threatened. ana
at O'Clock tho efforts Of the fremen were directed TO
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
TIE VICTORY IN MAINE.
THE HEAVY MAJORITY OF THE REPUBLICANS II
TIE LEGIsIATuRE.

THE HEAVY MAJORITY OF TIE REPUBLIcANs IL
TIE LEGISLATURE.
AUGUSTA. Me, Sept 16-Returns as to the Legis-
lative election have been received from all the Sem
atoral Districts, and from all Represen tative Dis
tricts except one. The result is as follows: SEN
ate-Repubcans, 49, Democrats and Greenback-
crs ~. House of observation-disclosures
30: Democrats and Greenbackers, 60. In one dis
iIict She result is ia doubt. The Republican ma
jory on joint-hallot will be 37. Under the Const-
tution the Legislature, joint-ballot. will choose
the Executive Councillors and all other state
officers.
1t is reported that in the town of Canaan, somer-
set Comfy the vote returned s % in excess OF the
legal number of voters a. shown by the poll-iiSt.
The town gave large Democratic majority ana
should is entire vote be viiatcd, II would make thc
Senatorial vote in Somerset County very close, ana
possibly add to the Republican majority IN the
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

NORwfcm. Conn. Scpl. l6.--At the regatta
on thc Thames to-day the weather was drilling aud
Janp, but the water wa. excellent. There were about
BOO spectators. many coming from New-London lld
down the river on bargcs.
Ire ars, race for working boats donbc scnll'. was
won by j. OCouuoll and J. J. MURPHY IN lG min ii set
Charles FerSlson and g. H. Gone second. WIN. Wlliey
ana Charles Brush thiri.
The for professional single sculs was contested
by George Lee, Wallace Ross aud Alexander Bruy-
lev. From tho start 10 evident that
the race lay between Ross and Lee, L,e
won in 20 min. 20 sec; Ross 20 min. 22 sec,
and Bruyiev third.
Tn. single scullrace for amateurs was an excellent
race, we. contested throughout Gtsel, ~ Now Nork,
IN Irst. IN - 80 SOC; I'm Murphy, of Nor-
wch, second. IN 20 min 36 sec; Tourshea, of Cam
bridge, Mass. next; O'BrIen. OF Boston, next ana
Brown Boston, last As the entries closed last ngt,
and Gaisol entered this morning. the referee ruled him
ont Toe prze was ac,or'nglB given 10 murphy
j. G. Cook. OF the Yale University crew OF ls1O|7.
4fot .falf4
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
THE BOLT SUSTAINED.
MEETING or THE EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT AssocA-
TION.

MEETING or THE EIGHTEENTH DIsIHlCi AS-otlA-
TION.
The Tammany Association Of the XNlllth
Assembly District held largo meeting last night at
their rooms No 1913 Thirl-aye. Addresses were made
nv Mr. Crocker and Thomas F'itner delegates 10 the
SYRACUSE Convention They listened To with al
tenfion and were frequently applaudcd Mr.. CrOcktr
frat addressed the meeting lie said that ~hen
he went TO Syracuse he thought that lie went
to a Democratic Convention. but he found Robinson
ring All that Tammauy asked was % have Robins a
laiI aside; they had no candidate of their own They
were IN n, edcd and nisreprr scntcd. Ihcy sa} he
continued. we can'i poll 1900 votes Ia New-fnra
CITY. lDriisivc laughterl All VINO oppose u nave
a bettor Democrat than Robinson. Robinson has tired
To crush MS duty l. 10 crush him. ask you to or
vauze John Kelly campaign cub In every district 10
tais ward The result will be fine majority Tor Kelly
olutiOns promising to support all the syracuse
Ticket except Governor BODnson, substituting J"hn
K.lly for him. The ayes and nays were called
for but there loud cries. " we're all untninous
danf wnsl - time" and the resolutions passed b.
reclamation. Thomas FrltnoT then addressed he inet
Ing. He said that rdmmany wanted harmony. k''in-
son them. ana said he could carry The state VIII
ont the 100000 Democratic votes OF NrW-1o Nly.
I" Nc ara me democratic party" he SAID. We VIII
teach Lesson to those who rule by tue money mower
and cipher dispatches We will swell Kelly :
lag onr rights dare mnntain them. IL WAS
then agreed form Kelly clubs IN all tho
election districts OF the Assembly District.
to convention = I'D 10 I8IDySE port i,
afT the close OF the meeting. that Dc thought M y
willing To DO good deal 10 secure harmony IN
the party Perhaps some compromise wouid De ar
ranged lie Thought that Iaumany hdd been very hlurh
mi,rcpres-nted AT syracuse Mr. Kelly had undoub edly
taken The right lie would poll larger vote IN Tie
country than expected. Tue people had confidence
in him, and would not desert him.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
MR.. CoyKLING'S SPEECH AT SARATOGA.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

To fht kUIIOT OF IHt
SIR: | am q connoisseur in eloQueDce, as
some men are in have heard oft many renowned
orators But though have lived near the 1t Is not
10 be inferred that have caught the scent myself IL
only means that am sensible OF II when come near H.
Tht "a what meant by the remark of mine you quoted
rho other day concerning Mr. ConkDgs speech at Sara
toea. good presence is but an accident OF orntory
Mfr. CouklnC has the art TO make 1t condition and a
Grace His singular and sustained deiberateness which
never delayed had charm for me-that quality OF sus
tanmept being one OF the difficulties as 1t is one oil the
marks Of mastery In eloquence. MI. C"hAins ehueu
~ - ., ,,,,as " tth "A simple brevity, where Other
,nan vould have lost power IN experimentation they
,n,.iaEe for force. Mr.. COnEng's compression Was W
iA,.nsss These were the respects IN which MS
osecs at naratoga reminded NE OF Mr. fright yours
faithfully, o oNoAe- '>"0' ~
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
ORGANIZING FOR WORK.

ENTHUSIASM IN THE CENTRAL COMmrTrE-ToR-
NATION OF CORNELL CLUBS IN ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICIS.
The Republican Central Committee last
night adopted resolutions approving the action
OF the Saratoga Convention, and plcdging Il
hearty support to the candidates. William A..
Darling and cX-Assemblyman William Herring
spoke mainly of the character and services
of Mr.. Cornell. The Republicans of the
Second and Seventeenth and Twenty second
Assembly Districts organized Cornell and Hos
kius Campaign Clubs last night. Later re-
turns from Maine show that the Republicans
have large majorities in both houses of the
Iprislature
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
PARTY DISCIPLINE IN BROOKLYN.
THREE MEMBERS OF THE RErUBLcAH GENERAL
C0MMITrEE SEVERELY CENsUEED.

THREE MEMBERS OF THE KEll BAitAN bLAflsAli
COMMITTEE SEVERELY CENsUEED.
The Republican General Committee of Kings
Comfy al lbs meeting last night took hand thc qucs
iou OF dscp.uiug Aldermen Smith, Petry and Powers,
members of the committee. who, togch'r with Alder
man Drcycr voted with the Democratic members OF tae
Common Council on September 4, and thereby con'
armed the nominees Of Mayor Howell for large num-
Der of vacant positions IN the Brooklyn city Govern
meut Mr. Droyer IS not member OF tie General Com
mttee and therefore aIneDabie To its censtrc
The matter came mp report Of the Executive Com
mittco rccitlng the facts IN connection with the
action OF the members named ard alleges that IN the
opinion OF The committee wa, Lot the result ota consci-
entou and honest desire promote the public welfare.
blt was the contamination Ola corrupt AID disAoDoI.
able scheme long plotted and last carried 10
Mon 10 oovctridr the Republican majority, ANA th'rfDt
to seize the various offices under the CRY Government
10 end that they might Oc conducted Tor personal
ulgfauGf fzt uent ANA party prouf.
The report closes Wltn resolutions condtmnlng ihe
action Of smith, Petty and Powers aud AL other
Kpuuhlirln- both those IN Office and out n ONCE ana
those expecting hung-ring for Office who aided or
abetted the nnfaIlous scheme, huru 10 the RcPu
Lean pafty dishOnurabe 10 themselves ns pubic on
c.fs and a. private citizens and an insult 10 TIE
Rnuuhican constituencies of the respective wards
m. reDorf adds mat longer worthy iO
occupy seats in the Republican General Comm ttee
The resolutions were adopted by vote of 6i 10 Il.
4 resolution Conheinning Alderman bieFcr ~ tHe
chief indicator ~ the scheme go connrn Demo-
cratic Off als aud urging the Republican ASSOCIATION
of his ward (hc Twenty -iourth) 10 tXpel him ltoi
membership, offered, Dnt was aiter"ard "itDG"h
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
IN THE INTEREST OF TILDEN.

MIR KELLY's OPINION OF THE MEEIlNG OF THE
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
John Kelly was busy executing the duties
NJ coutroler In the Court House yesterday. During
the day TRIBUNE reporter inquired OF him II any over
lures had yet made to him to attend the rnmored
conference OF Democratic leaders In relation to the dis
rupton OF the party in this state lie replied;
mo and have not yet heard anything definite about
such a conference. | have no knowledge OF ole Dcibf
held In this city to-day. The Executive COmmtte" ~
the Democratic National Committee meets in Washing
ton. however, Thursday. Tney meet, have been
told 10 further SIR. Iildens intelest-.'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
YELLOW FEVER SPREADING 4 LITTLE

TIE DISEASE GETTING OUT INTO THE COUNTRY
AROUND MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 16.-Twenty- cases OF
yellow fever in all-eleven white aud twelve
eolo-ed-were reported TO tho Board Of Health
today Nine deaths were reported among them
Joseph sharp. brother of Richard sharp
whose death ocourredast night Both had sought ref
use at house six miles east Of the city, on Popar-st
boulevard Several persons died in the same house last
year. and four buried from there this season
Drs Ess aud winn. who went to Horn Lake isAnd TINS
,norn,ny 10 Investigate cases OF sickness at
that point returned this afternoon They re-
mort the death OF John Kreuter, which ocu,
cured last Sunday. 70 have been duo 70
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
cr-PrOr-s eTTT- ALTON T.. CALIFORNIA.
- - ~ !. go L---------n n---c--- -L.ul

There is TO he a Republican Board of SUI
rery .s.t. aud gepuhican Board of Education. bdi
fbcr. viii Doe % WoruugT~n'- Mayor and q Nufkin--
mons ri.rty from this county .n thc legislature Ie
Sna,-rs f. fhc more important body ~ me iWp Ihe
W1rlincmru'- Mlvor g. % check upon n. The Nprks-
in.u'. orv IN the Legislature s check uuon hoIn.
Anve thef amin are "a Republican LEGISLATURE ana q
\ pghltrtn Administration. But TIE apex u crowned
Win e. Wol lAiugmcn's ana Democratic supreme CoHrt.
This as "A whole. constitutes fhc most ftrnirkAnie
n-slpmera on that has for long time been put To-
c.ther Or seems fo Poe ili oi -aii"i NH'lS- i''e ~
no element n t free or loose. T. impossible for any
r,rf, to ~ AWAY with the machinery of STATE.
i,,fv b. countcrbilJrcod hy some other.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
APANIC OVER THE GREENBACK PARTY.
MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATS LITTLE sCARFD Al

WASHINGTON, Sept 16. - The Mississippi
Democrats are something Of panic on account of the
strength lately developed by the Greenback party IN
that state Democratic orators like Singleton ana Man
ming are trying their best make the people believe
that the Democrats are better GreeubaCkers than tie
reeubackers themselves. Mr. singleton Is reported as
declaring himself Democratic Greenbacker' y IN his
recent speeches. Curiosity IA expressed "a t. what
ground senator Lamar viii take the nanc1l qu.--
non IN his forthcoming speech. OF his past cou
ycos and Of the action leaders OF his party at
home,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
BCuER's CONVENTION TO-DAY.
icy TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE

WORCESTER, Mass. Sept 16.-The Butlcr
wns of the J. mocra,ic parry holds its state ConNen-
ton here tomorrow. ~ nobody viii come rs delegate
who does not want Butler nominated there VIII be no
occasion TO repeat the buRarous performance OK last
year. Tho couvonfion VII belong 20 bnuer rom me
start ana Will do exactly what he wants IL TO do. About
M only in. rc.f fttcn- 70 n concerns the I1'ioiu.
There 4, .0is curiosity 90 what sort 90 platform
can Le .ii, aimed TINT VIII De Dem lcratc ana ~ ie
samo tlar -uit Butter. DOuo,ess lac has already Wft-
| IlIL-nL-.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

yello ryer no vithsfandnr the fact That Dr. O'Rely
O. pif IN al the ucighnoih0od. yrDupu' ce- us -
bilious iuferUt'n' foyer. Two ti-r cases h.Ne
also drV ~. Olfsil lo or f- ffIoir r-if pfs son ~
TIL Ilsssf1Di and Jrnrrs-'o Railroad; me oih'I
eleven miles fut oI TIE Pscuca % 4 iilfD1d.
S.w-pLLEsNs srpf. 15.-A disuatrh from Cip'ai'
Pcppcr of tc sirumboa' Targ, ul. dated Delta. Ia
SAYS quarantine ncalrsf NewO leans has been raised ~
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