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THE COUNTY HO4nD.

A New County Road-Settling the White
Bear Rumpus-No More "Blood on the
Moon"
An adjourned meeting of the board of
county commissioners was held Yesterday
forenoon, Mayor Dawson in the chair. all
the members being in attendance except
Commissioner Miner.
The committee to whom was referred the
petition from the citizens of White Bear.
asking for the location of highway in
White Bear, Rose and Mounds View town
ships, description of which has appeared
in previous issue of the GLOBE, reported in
favor of granting the prayer of this petit
TONERS.
A formal resolution was adopted granting
the petition in accordance with the report.
County Treasurer Rice submitted bis
monthly report, which appeared officially in
yesterdays GLOBE.
A resolution was adopted directing the
county attorney to dismisa the proceedings
in the district court against Washington N.
Stees, the intention being to appeal from the
verdict allowing $4,000 for extra services in
condemning lands, by commencing new
suit.
The county attorney was authorized to as
sociate james Smith, Jr., with him in the
case.
The committee on public buildings re-
ported in favor of certain improvements at
the city hospital, the most important of
which was for the construction of a sevtr
from the hospital to the creek, and the con-
struction of cistern large enough to hold
25O barrels of water. Adopted.
A communication was read from Smith A.
Lewis, protesting against the awarding of
the wood contract to Griggs, johnson 4
Rhodes. Referred to the committee on
ways and means.
BLOOD ON THE NOON"
The matter Of the proposed change Of
road'at White Bear, petitioned for by ". W,
Webber and others, was then taken mn on
the question of accepting the report Of thu
committee on roads and bridges, presented
ct the last meeting. Mr.. Hunt moved e
LAY on the table; motion voted down.
Pending vote upon the question. M
Webber made tee proposition to do the neo
essary grading at his own expense. M
question was then put and the report Of th
committee was adopted.
MAPS.
resolution ordering ten county mans q
!. J. Cowan was passed and reconsidere
; on the ground that contract had alre.d
been made with g. Jay Rice for maps.
. The board reasse mbled at 2 O'Clock r,
J, IN the absence Of q quorum the meeting y,
postponed until next Tuesday at 10 1. 1.
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WINNIPEG.
Drowning of a French Canadian, Named
Thebarge--Re-elected-- MatterA.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WINNIPEG, June ia French Canadian,
named Thebarge, was drowned in the Red
River this morning, while out fishing. He has
sister residing in Minneapolis.
Hon. s. 0. Biggs, the new minister of pnb-
lie works, was to-day reelected in st. Paurs
parish by acclamation.
The Mani, oba & Southwestern railway COM
pany was formally organized to-day, and the
stock books opened. Seventy two thousand
dollars of stock was taken up during the meet
ing.
A bylaw for raising two hundred thousand
dollars for the construction of a railway bridge
over Red River will shortly be submitted to
the people to vote upon.
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Pedestrtants,s.
THE LONDON rousrAxxsr.

LONDON, June H.-At 8 o'clock the score
was: Brown 1872 miles, Weston It's, Ennis 100.
Harding 81. Ennis appeared ON the track after
sixteen hours out, apparently entirely recov-
cred from his sickness Of yesterday, and il now
walking well. s
LONDON, June lS.-At three o'clock this
morning Brown 227, Weston E0. Eanis l4O,
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a seasonable and Trus.y Family Remedy.

A Seasonable and Trusty Family Remedy.
Asiatic Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, Collie, Sour Stomach, Diarrhes,
and all affections Of the Bowels, incident to
either childreneor adults at this season of the
year, are cured at once by DR.. Jayne's Carmin-
ative Balsam. 1t allays the irritation and
calms the action of the stomach and bowels,
and being pleasant to the taste, is an accepta-
BILE remedy to the youngest in the family.
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1rotting at East saotna,c. Mich.

DETROIT, Mich. June l7.-Four days races
began at East Saginaw, Mich, to-day. Wealth
er fine, cool and track good. In the ESQ race
for purse of ssO0-$4OO to first. $500 to
second, $l2O to third, $50 to 4th; seven start
ers. Won by McCurdys Hambletonian in
three straight heats. The following is
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Henry W. Blair was elected United States
Senator, yesterday, by the New Hampshire
legislature, receiving 16l votes to 81 for Henry
Bingham in the House, and 20 in the Senate to
for Bingham.
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint. |
0RIMTNAY

The City vs. Michael Mcmahon, drunkenness
fine of $500 paid and defendant discharged.
The City vs.. John Rowland, disorderly con.
duct; case dismissed.
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Loss OF Life and Damage to Property by
Earthquake Shocks In Italy-Mnisterfal
Crisis In Turkev-Fins Constitute
Point Upon the Proposed German. Tariff
Changes-- s--Miscellaneous.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN TURKEY.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, June II. - Confusion
amounting to crisis prevails in ministerial cir
cles. It is reported that Kheivedin Pasha,
grand vizer, will resign. and Said Pasha will
assume the vizierate temporarily to pave the
WY for return to the power of Mahmoud
Nedin, formerly known as tool Of Russia.
The British ambassador is endeavoring to pre-
vent Mahmoud's return. 1t is also reported
9hat Midhat Pasha will receive permission to
come to COnstantinople. Fuad Pasha has de-
nounced Osman Pasha's administration of the
war office. 1t is thought that Carathedori
Pasha and Murif Effendi will be shortly ap-
pointed to the Ottoman commission to settle
tho Greek boundary question. A demonstra-
ton is apprehended at Phillopolis when the
Prince OF Bulgaria is installed at Sofia. Sew
eral superior functioraries and deputations
from various Roumelian towns will go to Sofia
to attend the ceremony and congratulate the
prince.
LONDON, June ia Constantinople dis
patch says it is asserted on the one hand that
Mahmoud Nedin Pasha has already been sent
for and on the other hand that the sultan hesi-
tates to, although desirous of banishing him
because he fears Kheereddin will unite with
Osman Pasha and Shak Islam. A threatening
document against the sultan was circulated
Monday. The guards of police have been IN
creased. Numerous arrests have been made
including several servants of Prince Youssauf
Issedin, the eldest son of the late Sultan
Abdul.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
MEssINA, June 17.-Continued shocks of
earthquake, which are attributed to the action
of Mount Etna, have occurred near Santa
Venere and Guardia. Several houses have
fallen, others are in danger of falling, and
there has been some loss of life.
RUcTIoN IN A1a1ERs.
ALG1ERs, June 1.-THE column of troops
which left Botnia, province of Constantine
yesterday. encountered GOO insurgents or de-
file in one of the Scuba hills. The insurgents
were dislodged by artillery and the troops occu-
pied the position. The column continues its
march to Madina.
GERMAN TARIFF.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE reichstag adopted the
governments proposals relative to duties on
musical instruments, machines, boats and w :
holstery. The bundesrath passed the railway
goods tariff bill. Bavaria, Saxony. Wurtem-
burg and Hanzeatic towns, however, maintain
the bill involves modification of the consti-
tuition, and consequently requires two-thirds
majority. A committee has been instructed to
examine the question of constitutionality
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SPORTS OF THE DAY.

A Flyer Drops Dead In the Races at East
Saginaw, Mich-Weston Dropping to the
Rear in the Pedestrian Tournament
Base Ball
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Miscellaneous.

LONDON, June 1.-THE receivers Office in
Cherson, Southern Russia, was undermined
and robbed of 1900, 900 roubles.
Two Thousand miners have struck at Tam
worth against q reduction in wages.
The S.. Johns colliery com any of Wake
field has failed. Liabilities E67 900.
WARSAW. June T.-Seven bridges on the
Warsaw & Vienna railway have been carried
away by floods. Traffic is interrupted.
MADRID, Spain, June 17.-Delegates are ex-
pected from South American republics to treat
for the restoration OF diplomotic relations that
were suspended several years ago.
VIENNA, June 1.-THE Hungarian General
Turr, initiator of the Panama csnal, will prob
ably accompany De Lessees to Panama.
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Tho WOrktng ng1se3s.
MUNICIPAL CONVENTION.

San FRANc1soo, Juno l7.-The Workingmen's
municipal nominating convention met in tins
city to-day. Regular committees were ap-
pointed and Kearney chosen president. The
platform adopted pledges the party to secure a
reduction of 40 per cent. on city taxes; provid-
ed that Chinatown shall be oblitersted and the
Chinese forced to live ont of the city. that the
income of the water company shall not exceed
$50O, 600 per annum and that all nominees
shall pledge Themselves to accept q reduction
of between 40 and 80 per cent. Of existing sal
aries and to pay the difference over to the
treasury. sssT8-
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SUMMARY: ::
; SUMMARY.

Time, 2:3l, 2:S0, 2:30. In the 2:27 race for
the same purse, ninv starters, Brigad,er was
the fayorite. Race won by Ocean Chief.
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Time, 2:24, 2:223, 2:24133, 2:23.
Lady Alice, owned by Perry Dunn, of Chi
cage, dropped dead at the finish Of the first
heat, having burst blood vessel.
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Attention KDiRhts of al. Paul.

You will meet in our hall to-day in full uni.
form at 1:30 sharp t" 60 to Minneapolis.
BY order of the President.
G. I. MCCARTHY, Secretary,
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ExosERArED AND RELEASED.

me Real burglars at Gov. Davis Discov-
eretas, s. anu no s'ie''ou Aou"s mon LID
,,
uoV.DaV1s mas recovered, OF virtually so,the
valuable property diamond stud and watch
Of wh;cb ba woo rohhaa .ovorol dove 80
" "ni0n no was ioooeu sesefai uays ago.
Wnen Marsnai halo, OF hocnester, Killed
James Ganey, he did a neat piece of work
Tor the whole state, Tor Clancy, with gang,
we're doing this country with expeditions
sklll. When the body was examined, among
other evidences OF value found was dia
mond pin. When Capt. Clark saw this,
ne at once came to the O. Inclusion
t1at Ganey was Ire party VINO nad robbed
him. Capt. Clark all along has contended
that Nick Francis and Thomas Keegan were
not the par les to the robbery. He detected
the handiwork of an expert, and insisted the
boys had not committed the robbery, as the
sequel fully shows. Yesterday morning Gov.
DAVIS acted promptly on the sagaclous sug-
gest'on that ''the PIN" found might be his.
He telegraphed to the sheriff at Roches-
ter to know whether the diamond
found was a min or stud. The renlv came
hack that + vaa a stnd Th;a cont;rn,ad
49,, =. 49, hasa 4h.4 49, a;.a sr.a tuo1 ls"
ond I 10 ~ aS,a;n tolaara,,hod I ~ ash;no "nS th.+ ,,
n;oht ha sa,,+ hare ~ ;dan,;sae,;on ~ ~
,h;s =. reoe;1ea s; % tha foIlou;na M on' ran,a. -
''''' ~ 1oo.'o>- IVY Roozrsgg.n ef Iyn.,7.h
G. X. Davis.
Sheriff White with diamond goes by Winon.
tonight. J. A. LEONARD.
In connection with the killing of Ganey,
1t was mentioned that party. named Van
diker was arrested at Kasson for robbery,
and that he belonged to Ganey's gang.
Under the supposition that these partners
might have divided the spolls, and in hopes
OF hndlng his watch with vandlker, Gov.
Davis telegraphsd to the sheriff of Owatonna.
The following reply was speedily received:
OwAroNNA, June II.
@. K. Davis, etc.:
Have got track of watch that answers your
description. VAL telegraph you az soon as
p So .n :n aDIAs,
fns. upon % 'n1s' snowAns sneI.n on Inc
tiack hao kept 10 III came tue 1oilowing
olspatcn
OwAroNNA, juno II.
O. y Z: Davis, ', ETC.. . o,,r
louI goia TO- Waeco! .se numDer OF case lv'llo'
move ,;n @ ~ ,l nafson Lound M ala
cold n Kasson have the man - cns,adu ua
here. etc. CLARKE CHAmRERs Sheriff
Ind;snntahlv Cant Clark,a on;n;on voo
conf;rmed and Gov, Dov;a had recove-ea h;s
nronertv. Tho nnmher of tha watch cor.
resnonda with that of tha Gnvarnor,a
r. aoon 80 .h;s oons ~ &C.,. .oo,ha
here. It oaye Gov. Davis = dn,v ~ ~
narfora Which ha did With slacr;tv
Ha rana;red ~ tho d;str;ct
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ProLate court.
before Judge O'aorma,

IbeI0fe Judge .CfOrm9H.
q In the estate Of Josephine n. Granger the
petition for license to sell real estate will be
heard June 9th, at 10 A. n.
Eliz sbeth Farrell was appointed administra-
trix Of the estate If John Farrell.
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Bat and Ball.

At Boston-Bostons 9, Cincinnatis 6.
At spring6eld-springfeld 4, Nationals 1.
At Syracuse-Chicagos 8, Stars q.
At Providence-Clevelands s, Providence q
At Lowell-Worcesters 10, Manchesters 1.
at tHolyoke-Holyokes II. Hop Bitters z.
Hon W M Camnha,l I;t,Le.II
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. Hon. W. NJ. Campbell, Litchfeld, was among
the number of visitors to st. Paul Yesterday.
Daily globe., 1879-06-18

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE president pro
tenn. announced his signature to the supple
mental appropriation bill, which now goes to
the President.
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Massachusetts regiments who interfered with
elections in Indiana in 1864, Senator Blaine
said there must have been something extra
ordinary sbout these troops. He had heard of
them ever since as having troubled nearly every
place in Indiana. .
Senator Mcdonald read letter from an eve
witness of certain transactions at Indianapolis
tending to show that the Massachuse: :ts troops
were not mythical. A long discussion ensued.
Senator Conkling ssked Senator Voorhees,
why he supposed the troops were there.
Senator Voorhees, said he believed it was to
recruit Indiana negroes to fill up Massachusetts,
regiments.
Senator Window read q long report of Jacob
Thorn pson to the confederate government
about the Sons of Liberty IN Indiana. indicat-
ing, according TO Winaom, that these Massa-
chusests troops were sent into Indiana to sup
press that reasonable organization, and sue
ceeded in hindering their operation. Window
snggested that all the rebellion records should
be read.
Senator Mcdonald replied to Window. He
denied that Thompson's letter proved any
thing or had anything to do with this question
and denounced any assertion that threw dou bt
upon the loyalty Of Indiana. Every county in
that State furnished it's full quota of Union
troops.
Senator Beck read afidavits going to prove
military interference at polls in 1865.
Senator Withers said he would endeavor to
sec ure vote on the pending bill before ad-
journment tomorrow.
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THE OLD WORLD.s

Loss of Life AMI Damage to Property by
Earthquake Shocks In Italy-Ministerial
Crisis In TurkeY-Fine Constitute nal
Point Upon the Proposed German. Tariff
Changes miscellaneous.
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Mr. McI.ane thought perhaps the gentleman
are not ayow because he knew that no man
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A conference committee consisting of At.
kins, Blount and Baker, was appointed on the
legislative appropriation bill. Another at
tempt to have action taken on the bill in Iela-
tion to juries was made and again resisted, and
after about two hours spent in the struggle it
was abandoned by some Democrats and the
House adinnrned
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A Good Move.
w;...~,eea S.1,sr State, March io.

W;s@sascea .S,irsr State. March lG.
In consequence OF the refusal Of the
Chinese section hands to perform their
duties, or for some other reason 10 us
unknown, those employed In the yard
here and on the road east to Tule were
discharged yesterday and white men
employed in their stead. The section
foreman had no difficulty In getting
white men. and eight pale faces are now
ut work fixing tracks In the yard. They
receive two dollars per day. and are
furnished with comfortable houses TO
live In. and fuel free. or at q nominal
cost. This is much better than tramp
ing through the country and being out
Of employment the greater part OF the
time. We are informed that II white
men keep sober and attend to their
business. they will have steady employ
ment, and that II Is probable the
change will be made all along the road.
The discharged Cinnamon were greatly
disappointed at the turn events had
taken. They imagined that they had q
monopoly OF the section work and
could do as they pleased. It il said
that the excuse which they offered for
refusing 10 walk the track and see that
IL was in order. was simply q russ to
get rid OF q task which they disliksd,
and that there was no cause whatever
for the suspicion that white men threat.
ened to kill them when alone. walking
the track. Now that the Chinese have
gone from the yard and the section east
Of winnsmucca, II depends upon the
conduct OF the white men whether they
will again be employed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27
PACIFIC COAST salvIrlEs.

Bodis Standard. March "a Saiur-
day aftsrnoon . mar named CASSIDY
who was working o. q woodchopper Tor
John ". Stewart, 1.-THE Mormon Ranch.
cut his right foot nearly Of while chop
ping. II was only held together by
slight piece OF flesh and skin. He
called another man who was working
with him. but the other man was 50
shocked that he ran away from the In.
jured woodchoppsr as fast ~ be could
run.
The State Board Of Examiners
counted the money in the Treasury at
Carson on the Goth instant. and found
a, follows: Coin. s333.09 80 cur.
reucy s6i5 IS; total. s3i3,7l3 IS.
or securities they found slO4.0O in
Nevada State bonds, $4,000 In CAL
ifornia State bonds, and $500. 500 in
United States bonds. q total OF ~s7li,60o;
making a grand total Of sl.o5s.2ls 81.
Carson appeal. March 90 Yesterday
afternoon Glenn Berry was carrying .
banner upon which was inscribed, "Go
and hear DIR, d. Banks Mckenzie TO.
night. The run shops must 60 T.
through the street, and while engaged
in his missionary work. he was, to use
A sagebrush expression, cas- drunk ~ Q
billed OWL" He won't do; try another.
We have been shown Q crayon por-
trait Of DR.. Alexander. executed by
..Paul," the Indian artist. formerly Of
Phoebe. The picture Is lifelike and well
finished, and Il shows o~ouclusively that
Paul il not neglecting his opportunity
in the San Francisco Art School
Piock Record.
Phoebe Record. March ~: The Christy
Mil 4 Mining Company shipped from
Silver Reef, from the lith to the 18th OF
March, four bars OF bullion valued at
1854 20. Bullion valued at Si.9ll 0l
was shipped from Phoebe during the
past week by Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
Eureka Sentinel. March %: The
Richmond Company shipped this morn
ing. through Wells. Fargo X Co.. sight
bars Of bullion. valued at Sl5.039 50.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morn
ing one Oar Oh puihon' Taiueo W w.
2i3 %.
Bodis Standard. March "a: Harry
DougAn. who was In close confinement
in his room here. awaiting an eIamina-
ton for shooting Frank Black. some
time ago. escaped last night or early this
morning.
Tur funeral OF the late Ex-Governor
Bradley. in Elko. on sunday. was one
Of the largest and most impressive ever
held in the State.
The Paradise Valley Mining Company
shipped from Rye Patch last wsdnes.
day. txo bars Of bullion valued at 81.
TAO AZ.
Wells. Fargo b Co.. shipped from
Eureka Wednesday morning . bars OF
bullion. valued at SS,3SS ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27
POLITICAL FoREsMADowINes.

The ominous verdict Of the northern
town elections ought to show the Dem.
ocracy what IL in store for them when .
general election arrives. The Republi-
eaus are gaining everywhere. and 10 they
gain on merely local issues, there are
infinite possibilities Of advance when
people get a chance to resisisr q verdict
ON national questions. II must be
remembered. says the New York Tribune.
that . good deal has happened since the
last election. The ~eoparcsners have
confessed to the cipher iniquitiss. aud
Tilden has confessed that he 10 an inno-
cent. An extra session has been ordered
for merely partisan purposes. and a
regular session has been 6lsd away with
the label: "0ns OF the worst Congresses
svsr inflicted upon this country" In
view Of these facts. the Democrats
should look ct those town election hg'
u.ss and ask themselves II they can
afford to carry out their programmes oil
securing free fraud at elections or stop
ping the Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27

Tux telegraph says that Capt. Paul
Boyton In his life saving suit, swim
ming down the Ohio river. had . narrow
escape from death the other day near
Louisville, Kentucky. the swift current
Of the falls OF the Ohio sweeping him
past the city. He got severely bruised
aud was very thankful to crawl ashore
with his life. Boyton is taking too
many risks altogether. and should leave
that section and como to the Pacific
Coast. Let him try q swim down the
Carson river or the Truckss. The
Piuiss would stone him to dsath-roek
him to slsep-ths minute they disoov-
cred him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27
a KENYON DEAD.

In our local columns al item appears,
the authority for which Is the San
Francisco Cal. giving the sad intel.
ligencs Of the death OF Frank Kenyon.
the wsll-known newspaper man. Very
few journalists on the Pacific Coast
were so widely known as Frank Kenyon.
His strongest pseuliarity-for which he
became noted-was tho starting OF new
journalistic enterprises. Wherever he
went. in California. Oregon, Washington
Territory. Montana and Idaho no
started newspapers, and during tho last
eight or ten years. while q resident OF this
State he we'll sustained that peculiar
point in his disposition. Starting and
leaving one or two papers In the Eastern
part OF tho State. he came to this section
and started the Lyon County Times in
Silver City. With the hrst OF the new
Bodls excitement he started in that
direction with the material Tor two news
papers which he established. one. the
Bodie Standard. at Bodie, and the other.
the Esmsralia Herald. at Aurora, ten
miles apart. He Wa u msn Of eItraor.
binary energy and enterprise in his
line. but by degrees he had to give
way TO disease. q sort Of bilious
complaint. or yellow jaundice, which
came upon him. He sold out Of all
his papers . few weeks or months
ago. and went with his wife to San Fran
cisco. Not recovering. and thinking u
trip to South America might prove bene-
ticial to him he left, a short time since,
for Guatemala. taking with him the
material for starting a newspaper in that
country. but died within one days sail
OF arrival. lie was about forty years Of
age and leaves a wife. but no children.
Many sincere friends will regret to learn
OF his death. and tender their sympsties
TO his wife aud relatives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-27

Tns Democratic journals throughout
the country everywhere are sravsly dis.
GUSHING the perfect improperly OF the
nomination OF Grant, in 1850. for q
third Presidential term by the Rspubli.
can party. freely and solicitously declar.
ing that such q course will DO . death
blow to Rspublicanisu. Their sympathy
in this matter is pleasant to notice, yet
II 10 wasted. for Grant will DO SO
nominated and elected on that proud
occasion. and please don't you forget to
bear II in mind.