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A RepabIiean ysessFy I'm Maine.
NEWS NOTES FROM ALL QUARTERS.
NEw Yozx. SEPTEMBER TO-
The World the Ie4dshz znfI-TIlden
Democratic journal. prints an int VI y
with Congressman Chalmers. q Alssis-
sippf. He thinks TIlden a sharp. HnprIB-
eipled tricky Isrver; they did not want -
vote for him in Missis=ippi b last time
! bat felt bound 70 support the ticket; this
| TINE he would be still more Unpopular
TIE Cgnvearson sh0eld psrainz'e with fair
proepeet 81 eiecting rith TIlden there
sonA be 10 s1eh prospect We should
nominate = man Of undO1bfsd loyalty and
with an unimpeechable reeoE5- Daring
! the var. while Conkiipg, Blaine and Sheg-
man were staying at home and Tliden Vas
doing worse by virtually esPoEsing the
the cause Of the Soash in a Northern
State, Hancock vas scaling biz loyaly with
his blood Afser the war he endeared hIns-
self 10 the so1th by declaring taat civil
power was greater than the mill sry and
refusing 70 carry arns longer sgsinst the
! south. Chalmers expects N Join Lamar in
an electioneering our # Mississippi. Tie
World" commelds the above - sound
u~fterznce.
yeu York Democratic Cow nsfsn.
SYEscrsE, Seps- 10.
The Democrats State Convention r.
manned in session till 2 O'Clock this morn-
ing. The time was chiefly consumed IN
motions to adjourn and calling ayes and
NAYS on the part n the majority. eols-t
ing Of anti-R0bin-on membefs- Finally .
motion was made that tie distribution 4
tickets for admission be put int the hands
Of . committee instead u being left to tie
Chairman and Secretary. The Clair de-
cIared this motion u Of 0rdar- u. h.
Hill, Of CbenHng county, appealed from
this decision, when the motion WAS made
to adjourn and The Chair declared il car
ried. This actin caused some excitement
on both sides, eael charging the other with
an intention 10 pscx the hall
The Tsmmsny Hall delegation met in
their rooms tisis morning Lieut. Go :
ernor Dor-heimrr II. L. Clinton, John
Kelly, Judge Courtney, David D. Field
/ Charles Nooks, 4essYs. Rack, Con zul
Smith, all Of New FORK cit. made speches.
The tenor u tA1 remarks u all was tAzt
/ they should enter the ConveE4sisn aud II
the denomination Of Rpbin-on vas IL
sisted npOn til y should Withdraw II I
hold another convention.
The possession " the hall Is discussed
freely this morning Is Vas engaged By
tho Chairman Of the State Committee. and
the opinion il th4s il naust Be held ar their
order.
Tickets for admission 10 the conysntIan
we're no. issued until nearly poon. eon-e-
quently il was long after noon before tie
delegates Assembled in large nGl5sxs.
Tammsny evidently being IN b ascend
ant. Gen. Badly Saith was greeted Win
applause when be appeared in The hal. and
the entrance 81 Kesly. Chi~f 81 Ta-nnzny,
was . sign for loud and continuous ap-
plause- Augustus Schell, Purcell Chair
man Of the STATE COMMITTEE Erzstzs
Brooks and osher antERgbsnson leaders
were gre ted with loEd demonstrations.
The Convention WAS called to order by the
Chairman Of the State Committee. State
senator John C.. Jacobs was made tempo-
rary Chairman. Jacobs in taking tie chair
said he would 50 scs a. 10 promote an cary
and harmonious conclusion. One 81 Size
great questions 70 be presented 10 the per
pie this fall il uisether ne deserve success.
Our deiiLerzfiOrs here will have an ezess
in the settlement Of this issue. II in the
choice Of candidates and Construction Of a
pl2tf nm, we do nos forget TO indorse the
great reforms accomplished hy Democrats
administrations II this state, and By EA=
Democratic Congress "a well, We shall com
nznd the approval Of the people.
Another Appeal frem Memphis.
MExPHrs. September 10.
Five nsT eases are reported this morn
ing. six deaths have occurred since lac.
night. A dispa ch from Paris, France,
szys the Frznco-American Cnion intend or
ganlzing 3 fsse. the proceeds Of which EEIl
be divided among families Of the let ms 70
yellow tsser in The Mississippi ysSley.
AEHPsIs. SEPTEMBER 10.
The following has b en- rs eisrd To
the Associated Press Agent-Pl@ase send
the following to the Federal soIdien-
Again we cali for help. Let Us OF
ss2rse. The Hovzrds DO not provide for
Us mr. the City Government. We need
money. provisions and blsnkets. The fever
will not subside Lefose frost. All busin, 81
u stopped, and will no. reopen til
~inter.n Sign+d by II. r. Hill, Captssn
Ninth Illinois Cavalry, Chairman " ths
Relief Association, and T. b. Millard, See
Rotary, II North Court street.
A Repnbiiean Victory In Maine.
ArersIA, Me-, September 10.
Very few additional returns have been
received since morning. II will be several
days Lefore the result Is known. From
Official returns ii Is quite probable that
Davis 10 ell cted by the people. The lie
publican ticket is elected in And~roscoggin,
Cumberland, FrankIin. Hancock. Kenns-
bee, Lincoln, P~ieataqaas. ~5agadohoc. York
and Warrington counties. giving them
nineteen SENATOR, and making certain iAt
election u Davis ~ the senate il he is not
elected by the pc pie.
A Tishy Yarn.
NV YORK, September 10.
The steamship z. Caland, which arris d
to-day from Lot erdam, picked up q shi ,
wrecked crew, I2 in number. u the Mr.
we2ian bark Columbia, bound from Lon
den for Quebec. The bark was struck by
q large fish or sea monster. and had . hole
knocked in her bottom which caused ii I
to fill and sink Ia half an hour. The wat 7
around the vess ! became bloody immedi-
aiely after the shock was felt. The men
had barely time 10 escape la boats.
A Railroad Contract.
NV YORK, September 10.
The "Tribune" says. editoriaily A
railroad across the Isthmus II Tehuant4-
pee ID to be built by q Massachusetts, man,
who has secured from the Mexican Govern
ment the right Il way and promise OF a
subsidy OF s12, ono a mile. The line wi !
be an important rival Of the Panama rail-
road, and will be OF immense advantage in
assisting the Mexican authorities to +n-
force order in a large section Of their tur-
bulent Republic.
BIaine's Campaign.
NEW YORK, September 10.
The Worlds" Washington special saws
Prominent men say that the Maine cleo
ton was Blaine's campaign. Hale ran for
the Legislature because his district was
close and he could save it. Blaine will 60
to Ohio soon and stump the State for
Foster.
Import Of Specie.