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New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
MUSIclL AND DRAM4TIC NOTES.

"Idomeneus,r MOzart's opera, which has
been plaved only sixteen VIII probably be revived
by Vsucorbeil manager OF the Grand Opera. Paris.
NJ Saint-Saens has written in the Paris Vol
taire a most decided euocum OF the choral singing at
the recent Birmingham Musical Festivals the singing at
sight was a marvel 10 him. Herr Max B-uch has ac-
know grd his deep obligations % Sr VI. Costa band
aud chorus for the and attention bestowed Oh his
cantata.
plav called ACROSS the Continent by
Mr. Maeder, was produced at the Olympic Theatre on
Monday evening. and Mr.. and Mrs Rtnsome appeared
IN u Ie Petit Faust" L. In preparation AT the
Finn Avenue Theatre ~ The Exposition Commission
ers AZ Cincinnati were delegated with Mss Mary An
dersor aud cav her d beautiful stand OF flowers. last
week Mrs scot SiCdons sd1led from Law rpOOl,
O.foar IN the for this city. she will appear
m Boston october 10 and viii make farewell tour OF
tue United states and Canada.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE sPINsTER WOODS ESTATE.

TO the r dif0r OF ne
SIR: A great and unrighteous effort is being
made 70 the effects OF the testator from her
earnest inten extremely eccentric but never
theess conscious Mutual dislike had existed between
herself and relatives particularly those nearest OF kin
and In her last will she gave her entire estate 10 inc
cOlOred people, for the purpose Of establishing semi
nary for their education Her father had owned slaves
from whose industry be had amassed large fortune
which fell 10 demise. But subsequent TO her
making her WILL she had with some losses, ana al
her death ner property varOusly estimated at from
$1,000 S25 OO0 The only knowledge that can be had
upon the subject is from the son Of second COUSIN VINO
OF her before any of the otner
relatives had opportunity OF Witnessing the transae
ton. He that the amount only $4,000 But
after the property had into the hands OF the PUBIC
Administrator another 900 was reported. making
total Of S5 600 It assumed that this amount II IN
sufficient 10 establish seminary Ike that at Mount
HOyoKe," and therefore, the estate must 20 TO her
kin There Is strong TO believe that she
never dollar should into their posses
SION for she alluded 10 tie attentions Of some OF her
just before her death. and remarked that she
thought they would AL be disappointed when thty sa"
her vii opened. -
In view OF the existence OF the Howard Colored Or
phan Asylum. the plea of usucency loses its force.
They have the ground. and are making erprt 10 put up
additional buildings, and would be glad tn set apart
portion of them for carrying out the object OF the tes
tor Is the object Of the testator 10 be entirely Rnote
the does supply the same number OI
bricks, the amount " mortar or the same nnmn,i
ncanty OF the law was gcng To prevent her tr9.l o.
property race fof which she nAu q
strong sympathy, and TO which she was indebted iOr AZ
she Possessed. Her ultimate object douOi less was 20
establish institution OF high order, and ibat her
estate DE less should be appropriated 10 the
beuefi Of the which originally produced H. suppos.
she had Incorporated her VIII provision 10 support
"A certain number Of children Ia tXtravagant iu1uIF'
IL should eventUa ly appear that the estate was
barely able TO support them by exercising rigid econ
Ouy by Ia what justice could they De deprived
o ina suuDort a. far would co. ana the funds be
given TO persons had become OdiOus TO heri II
III wished
high order ike that ~ Mount HOiyoke" but being uf-
aDle by unforeseen circumstances. To establish tbaisha
deprived ~ educating elcvatlng tie race III
any or in eXfentt JLsI4CE
BrOOEtgr. Oct. q. 1873
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
From OHIO AFTER MIDNIGHT

THE RETURNS COMING IN sLOWLY-lHE ESTIMATES
UNALTERED-A GREAT VOTE IN CINCINNATI.
COLUMBUS. Oct. 15-1:40 A. M.-At tins hour
we have returns OF the vote for Governor from over
one-fourth of the State, which snow Republican
gains of 1900 and Indicate a Republican majority
in the State Of not less than 2J,OoO.
Definite returns of the result On members Of the
Legislature have not been received. ard the Leei--
ature is claimed by both parties with the chances
in favor of the Republicans.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15-l2:20 a. N.-The vote poled
in this city and county probably the largest IN
their history. The day was clear and pleas
ant and a large number Of business men
were at the poll. the greater part of the dav The
returns are coming in very slowly, NOT one
fifth of the vote vet being known. ~ the
Republican gains continue AZ IN th0se reported,
the Republican majority will be about 5000 votes.
The name of Williams. the coiore1 caLd date Tor
the Legislature on the Republican ticket mas been
quite extensively scratched but IL l. not unh6e.y
that h. and the whole Republican ticket are elected
bv majoritles ranging from 1000 20 5000 The
Constitutional amendments were lost slgnt OF en-
tlrely.
CLEVELAND. O.. Der. Midnight Sixteen
wards in this CITY give Foster 1891 majority. The
city and county give Foster about $500. The Re-
publicans have probably elected their entire county
and Legislative ticket.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
POLITICs IN NEW,JERsEY.

POLITICS IN NEW-JERSEY
THE CONTEST IN WARREN COUNTY-THE RING DIM
OCRATs CARRY THE CONvENIION-A BOLT PROB
ABLE.
fFROH AZ CCAsIONAL CORRRSPONDENr OF TIE rKINUNEI
BELvIDERE, y. j., Oct. 14.-The Democrats
OF this (Arreul County. Mon.ay held their annual
nominating convention here ana after bitter contest
nominal ed NJ C. Swartsweler. of KnOwlOn. for surro
gate This l. the Ouly county office b, 1led this Fdl
The result is a victory for the ola Democratic Ring
Snce the Ring exposures year or more ago, and the
hanishm. NJ m state Prison 0f ariy dozen prominent
Democratic leaders party has hcen divided int"
two facfiOn--kiug and Anfi-Rins. Last Fa the hiig
faction controlled the convention. ana nominated
George II Beaf'y for ate senator. Tre regular Dem
ocraic major of the county ls 500. Dui MI Beat
nomination FfOvcd 80 uupaaiaile fhtt hi- krpupcth
competitor elected by nearly 200 majority Ihis
FAN. l. De Witt. CLERK of the present Board oi
F..enolers. put rorth IS the Anu-kiug cnnd
for Surrogate. ana made desperate efforts %
defeat m. T. -ht candidates were mated ln the
convention The contest gra ;ually centred between
hv vote ~ 20 a. The result in all Respects vic
tory for the Ring aud DrnOcra bolt similar 20 that
Of last year may BE- expectci.
The Republ cans hold their cOnventi0n on SATURDAY
both for nomination for Surrogate and member oi
Assembly Ii District For the lattrr, n. Dem
ucrais have nomInated william Frts. man connected
with late Ring. and "A weak aud unpopular caid-
date The q -eenD sckers have also called convention
for this
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
FRAGMENTARY RETrRNS.
rHR DIFFICULTY or COUNTING THE VOTE RETARD
INC THE ANNnuNCEMENT OF REsrLIs.

THR DIFFICULTY or COUNTING THE VOTE RETARD-
ING TIE ANNoCNCFME>T OF RESULTS.
CHICAGO, Oct. l4-Roturus from thirty-one
voting places in Iowa give the following
results : Republican vote, 6,146; Democratic
vote, 3,Os1; Greenback vote lbs; with q
considerable number Of scattering Prohibition
votes Besides this there are other Republican
majorities. argregating 4.14O
WAPELLA Iowa. Oct. 1.-The returns indicate
Republican majority of from 800 TO 600 in Louisa
County.
DAVENPORT Iowa. Oct 14.-Only one ward has
complete and that gives Gear lIsep.l large
majority.
Sioux CITY Iowa. Oct I4.-The full vote OF this
cry gives Ger Rep. majority of 40 over Trimne
ana Camph-l-a Republican gam Of 80. Re-
turns are very meagre nom TINS county. but
the indications thar Gear has majority Of $50
Rem bllcan gain Of 136. Some Republicans
claim the county by 200 majority.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Oct. l4.-The indications
are that the Republican ticket has been elected In
this city.
BuEL1veroN, Iowa. Oct. 14.-Nothn ng definite is
known. but the indications favor the Republican
ticket.
WEST UNION. Iowa, Oct 14.-Fayctte County
has estimated Republican majoiity Of from 800
u 400.
yIN1os. Iowa, Oct 14.-Benton County gives
probable Republican, majority Of 1000.
GRUNDY CENTRE. Iowa. Oct. 14.-Gears majority
III this county Is about 800.
MARION Iowa. Oct. 14.-Linn County gives from
1.OOO to 1.2OO Republican majority. Thompson's
majority Tor Congress in this county Is 1000 and
the Republicans probably elect their entire Legis-
lative aud county tickets.
lama, Iowa. Oct l4.-Ihe estimated Republican
majority ia Tana County II 600.
O>KALOOsA Iowa. Oct. l4.-6ears majority III the
county is about 1000.
DUBUQuu, Iowa. oct. li.-Floyd County gives an
estimated Repubhcan majority Of 300
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15


BARKER-snaoen'v SUNDAY mornnr octo5er ~ n ne
Of his nerhtF, q : tark New h'clole Joseph
d. Barker m the 10Th year N hi- aga,
Relatives aud friends 0 he family respectfully 1Vit"i 70
attend -in- isy, october % ar 0csorS
from m residence OF Mr. Is :. clark Neg hOcnrle.
viii be waiting on arrival of II m fat rom
Grand Central Depot
RTTTS-At Buhao v Y. resit ncs o, bis faughter
William Edward Foster. October j. frederic J. H"u-
formerly Sew York. and late OF NesAaven aged 70
Fnnera services at Buffalo.
IDrrrment at Wooslawn. october IS. az II O'Clock.
CON,yAY-At Dnnelen y J. on the 18Th Inst; Pebecos D.
R willow o ths la- Charles J. c1ur aged Ss fears
az D. the 18Th ins, from tho hOuse of irA
l. Davis. uun-lien.
Carriages 10 waiting 40 the depot
FIsHER-At prns Mass ~ tc resiieuc of her son
George " AfWafrr 18Th inst. Nr- Mary AtTAlFr WIDOW
che ats AbDah Fisher. of Sew YORK aged 81 y-ar-
F-nera Irst rr-s~trfian ~ y a. ~ nry ~
In'ernent AZ Greenwood.
UOFFNAN-At Ilaexetfstown, v T.. October %. Wiie T
ouiy % william a. anu Annic l. Holman IN the IAN
Rlvcs ari friends a-s resDec-'llv invited attend
fhe funeral from the rseure % hs rlrents No. 2l aI
Ho0Oken. on Neinr-2f 4Jth ils' Al Il eID'S
4 m. without further noflf-
PRESTON sunday october u AZ me restelce N p K
bliss. la3 East 55t st. Hannah Preston finerJ o D'r
chester. M.,-. o.,
remains VII br taken Co -Irng-e ed Mas r nrernent
sTILWELL-s 'rnlv. AZ Nvack :. Marflreita l. blu
vel. To- o. fawiu -n.veA
Friends family rrr-te ~ atterd thf mineral scr
vices i te Ref rlcd Church %Ja b. AZ ~ a. n' " 81
uesday october ).
vAIl-At his residence IN Piandel y J.. on second day
morning l3tnin-t Hn rh " VAIL 10 me 'bta year oi ns
-
attend the fpnersi AZ frrnis Neetng-house IN pannoll
FourtL Law. tlc l5th aff-t % 80 ycp1E.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TIE UTE OCTBREAk.
COLONEL MERRITT READY TO FOLLOW THE PUGI-
TIvRs

COLONEL MERRITT READY TO FOLLOW rHH PuGI-
TIvRs.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-ColOnel Merritt has tel
egrapEed 10 military headquarters under date Of Octo
be- IL substantially as follows: This morning
moved down the river % point near White River
Agency The cavalry have been out all day In different
directions looking for Indians, and report that the
trails lead southerly To Grand River have little
doubt but that the Indians have gone 10 the Uncom
pangre Agency. We expecr Gil Jert aud Henry tonor
row ard viii tnen toward the Grand River. lcav
ing "A guard behind. | have buried seven bodice bere
ineiudng Agent heeker. and three on the road AN
entirely doubt fespe cng the force which the nO-ties
can muster been clearly RrcertaIued that all Tie
UlntaL Indians Oiued lhe Ues before the ThOrrDurgl
nght. l. nv orders to 70 the Southern Agency
and hight meet. shall he glad 10 carry them
out hut hope my instructions viii not be delay ru.'
Colonel MERIT regrets exceedingly the great amount
OF lAtary supplies sold these indians by runchMep.
THE SOUTHERN UTFs PEACKABLE.
WASHINGTON, Oct 14-Commissoner hayt, OF the n
dian Bureau. to-day received letter from Agent Page
written the Southern Ute Agency October o in which
he says " I have had q council with Ienacio Red
Jacket and Mauguniup chief OF the renegade Utes and
GOO other 5ouheru Ute Indians. They desire that ihe
Great Palmer he informed that they promise that they
viii take with render aid 10 the White
River ana Uintah Utes that they cOntentec, aud
desire 10 remain AT peace. ] to-day refused TO Issue
them their annuity goods until this day two weeks To
this refusal they consented saying all right"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

Hotel. two ladies and gentlemen were seen strus
Cling q child boy OF hve years. It at length
pushed into the cab by Of the men, who, while
holding back the ladies. shouted to the driver
to drive on. A dense crowd had gathered. and
prevented the execution order. The ntire party
fually went to the Twentv-ninth Precinct station.
There 1t appeared that the apparent no-
OF 81. Paul, Minn.. aud lawyer named
Benton. who exhibited a certified copy OF decree 81
divorce from hrs wife Genevieve, granted TO Mr. bick
nell a few days ago. and awarding 10 him the CUSTODY
OF their only child. IL also appeared that while the
court proceedings pending the lady lett 81
Paul with the child and came 70 this city.
In the absence OF any complaint OF violence CAPTAIN
Williams discharged Mr.. Bicknell. The whole party
passed out together and vanished
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
ASKING TOO MICH


Colonel Johr Hays Speech az R0pditon Onto oct o.
Must We cease 10 do honor TO the names of
Lincoln aud Grant, aud fall down knees beside
Okalona idiot the sight Of Jefferson Davss cast
of De tticOats Must every One-armed soldier among
pretend that he lost bis member under the stars and
bars or n he mpsh that hustle around and
get adavts that IL torn n IN hing hinef
think not all ready fOr that-we need consider
able discipline yet before ready 70 read
fessOn OF OyalIy backward. Ike n witchs PRAYER. We
think We have done all that meu could be aeked TO do
III the way Of reconciliation. With not traitor hanged
or punished for his treason with restraint even
upon pestent slack Jaw IN the land WIKI free
license for al OF then TO insult ana revile the Nation
which pardOned them with the liberty To set up
Whatever deviilsn caricature OF tree
that the most Ouakerish fOrbearauce could require
II now. ADDITION. they ask Us TO consent 20
sit bv In silence and smile approval while they
tear frum statute book every Ncstge of
those righteous laws. by whlok We tried 20
cure the frus OF freedom and nationality afJer the
forced they ask 20 consent 10 riot and murder
section, ana 10 the employment OF hired bands OF
ruiiaus IN another, 10 trample under their bIutish
boots last sacred thing have saved nom their
lust free ballOfbOx. then II q time 10 cal halt
We NAV = proud chivarOuE people. Most OF
us never killed q negro IN our We have little
claim respect or reverence. We glniir u the
ueanness OF paying our debts when But there
are things that will not submit TO- We viii lot mold
fellowship with thieves and repudiatOrs ana admit
W. are tarrtc with the stlck. We VIII admit
that our bruhers who their lives battle for
Nation died the fool dletb. We rlil not even admit
tLaf nothing settled Oy thai food OF
blood poured those thousand fields Of -ai gtrr.
Several things settled First that this Il Nation.
wirA riglt i've. Second. that Northern men, when
al the polls and third, that there great many OF
them.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
WHAT GRANT ASKED OF HAYES.

They have story III Washington that Cen
era Gram asked only favor OF The administrd
which succeeded his. and t1at that no position
should be given % Mr. T. IT, BristOw. II u quoted as
sufficient proof that President Hayes Is friend the
General tins request las been complied with
tribune This story is incorrect When General Grant
had hl- nnal interview with Mr. Hayes leaving
the White House, tie latter asked II be nad any per
sona requests Dake-any friends be desired
IN Office any obligation he would like carried
ont. General Grant, reply, made the following
quests First That Mr. Gamer This wlfe's relatiOn)
might De retained ~ TIE MISSION 10 Denmark Second,
That General Badeau COASulCeneral 10 London. who
had been on General Grants personal star. might be
retained IN order 10 complete the LIE Of the General;
aud IbHd That smith, General Grants cOachInan for
eight years. might De employed IN the capacity by
Mf. ha1 -. These requests al granted by Mr.
Hayes IL would have been piece OF presumption
the part ~ General Grant TO that any should
not BE- appointed " lich he would have been
guilty o. and insult 10 which Mr Hayes would
scarcely have submitted General Grant made no re
luests or NJ. Hayes except those slated, has lie
bIes -sked any favor VI tie present administration
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
GREEyBACKs IN 4 CHICKENCOOP.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 14.-An afternoon
paper states that Saturday night ast house this
city sold markrtmln four coops Of chickens which
had been received from The West by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. when the coops being delivered
the Arm discovered roll OF paper In the bottom
one OF m and opening tne roll IL found ~
~ 900 bills. On further search IN the
coop. another roll found " hcA contained $1,000 IL
II stated that these pacEae were Misplaced by
express ageut at BenwOOd, the Baltimore
ONO Railroad that during The transfer of express
matter by tn@ agents a that point the agent coming
East the packages recelpEed for the and TEMPO
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

chance h fat Judge Jury and principal witnesses hsve
deceased let the Governor, the Application or the
party aggreved con vene special court and let then
be decided after examination Of his reputation, etc.
whether the execution shall he carried into effect
In addition the saving thus effected In taIlr, poce
detectives track rhe murderer for all offenders would
appear before dearest magistrate ana de-
mand a trial. and there would be appeal. am con-
vnced 10 would quietus the long dispute between
the advocates and opponents OF capital punishment u
ess indeed within the years experience should dc
tate the necessity OF the abandonment OF the expert
ment and with IL the principle. CONSTANT READER
Neic- York, sept o, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
? Q S 7 S G RIP T
3:lJ a. IN.
LATEST RETURNS From ONO.

Mr.. HALSTEAD CLAIMS $4,000 IN OHIO.
THE RETIREMENT OF Mr. THURMAN FROM THE
UNITED STATES SENATE INDICATED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBrNEl
CINCINNATI, Oct 1.-THE many scattering re-
Turns have a uniform drift. They near 5000 ma
jority in Hamilton County, about $4,000 in the
State and a Republican Legislature for tue retire
ment of Senator Thurman. There can be no doubt
of these results.
NJ HALsrEAD, Editor Of The Commercial
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE RIGHTS or rELEGRAPH COMPANIES

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 14.-ln the case Of the
Western Telegraph Company against the
Wabash Railway Company, Judges Harlan
and Drummoud to-day decided that that fea-
ture OF the contract between the companies
which provides that ali connecting % teegr Apply
shall excluded from the railway cOmpanys nght Oi
WY contrary 10 the and public policy Ol TIE
United STATES, and void.
II held at the time that the contract made
between Western Union aud the predecessor Of the
present railway company still binding present
OF the property but that the r-t named feature
Of the contract being vOhi the railway
company was sufficient, the contract contrary
mol tgItnstundlng.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

REsUMING WORK AT CUMBERLAND.
CUMBFRLAND. Md Oct. 1.-The Borden Coal
Comt today. several small companies re-
sumsd yesterday TO-DAY, and more resume To-
80 ton. Tho Consonal"n II he only
large cOmDauy holding out.
PAYMENTS TO THE sUTRO TUNNEL COMPANY
SAN FRA~CIsCO Oct. 1.-THE COnstOck C0mpa-
MES have paid sniro Tunnel COMPANY s2ssl3 on The
September account ~ which rrZfJ rou Tie bou~nIs
Mines Tor n yalty OUT ami sltDIV from Le
savage Company account Of the lateral tunnel
A RUSH To THE BIO HoRS MOUNTAINS.
FoRr MCkINsKY. Wv, Oct. l4.-Great excite
prevails IN this vicinity 9eeonnt oi il,h dsenv"i-
II gnf-hearng quartz tie Bg Horn Mountains Az az 81
enivave me- This post. The head Of tIo
Tongue RIVER There : frantic ru-h 20 the taine-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TIE LATEST FROM IOWA.
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF 10000.
THR STATE SWEPT CLEAN-LA.GE GsINs.
Try TELEGRAPH To TIE tribune


by TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE.
DIS MONIES. Iowa. Oct. l4.-Returns received
mp 10 midnight show large Republican gains
throughout the State. and the elerton
Of the en tire Republican State ticket
and the Congress onal ticket by LARGELY increased
majorties. The Greenback vote was very small
The returns received b. the Republican state
Committee and by The State Register in-
licate a Republican majority on the state
ticket over both the Democratic and The
Greencack tickets of at least 2O,oO0
Mr. Runnelis. chairman of the Repuhllcan
State Committee. estimates the majority AZ 29o'O.
THIS would Ice a gain of 27.O0O over 1871 and
10000 over last year.
In the Win Congressional District, Thompson
Rep.l L. undoubtedly elected over Calhoun Fu-
sIonl. Legislative returns inGicate that the
Republicans VIII have majority OF %
ON joint ballot.
Iowa CITY oct 14.-Returrs from townships
show a Republican gam of los. shrader. candidate
for Senator. ahead OF his ticker, and Tic lDdea-
tons are that the contest II very close
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
SOME RECENT vINDICATIONs.

To fhe LdtfOr OF TIC IrIOHae.
SIR: Some consideration of the General
Porter and DR.. Hammond vindieatons has led
qure whether the principle there laid down with
advantage be extended other For instance
murderer be sentenced u death with stay OF
ton for. cay ten years meanwhile release him bis
recognlzance and give MIN an opportunity 10 build
reputation Toward the end VI the term. when the
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
THE NEW BAB4SH c0NsoLIDATI0N.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. LITTLE meeting for the
election Board of Directors and officers OF the
soidated line was held Toledo November Until then
the roaos Will be operated sepanely heretofore
and no changes Will be made the officers.
The opinion prevails here that Jay Gould Will be
president Of the new line and that the
Company will be- Louis bnt TINS latter VIII not be
determined until after the Toledo meeting The cOnson
aarou grves great eatf here.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
TEMPERANCE IN THE BAY STATE.

BOsr0N, Oct. 14.-About 100 temperance
men met here today. Resolutions were passed that
Republican party In tnis state has Incorporated the
temperance question IN ts platform. only such Repun
lcans should De put IN nomination for the Legislature
az Will give uncertain on the temperance qlcS-
f,on and that the nominations OF Me-srs. Long and
Weston meet with hearty approval OF temperance
Republicaus 4 plan submitted by Mr.. FaXpn, to have
one active worker each county serve on state COn-
INIT ee and TO have rve more III each county VINO
enan mold conferences from time - tme, was adopteu
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
PUBLTC OPINION.

Our own belief is that Grant will not be a
cauciaate preierrng retirement. ana that Janes G.
aiue will be Prerldent 60 mote IL Del Con
cord Monitor ihepJ
General Buffers chances have been steadily
lessening since state conventions were held wnie
The pros peet- OF Repub lean lave stead ~
in proved.-I-pringiielc Union (RepJ
The boom of John Kelly III the interior Is
taxing The out OF Robinsons friends N New-fork
CIV The Kelly camp-frrs lighted al lhr
STATE sal their glare l. very dishcartening The
straight DeuOcTacy.- Brooklyn Union (kep)
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
youna Mems Republican CIub.

Young mcn wnJ vi fostering ad disseminating
Republican prucplo have heretofore rcfained from
inns tn. r4 Hepuhcan District Associations who
have m such ofgansslions ol1-- corDora-
brlclt a
iy r-aas-to tOunltr With We ask t1eco
operation Who wl- deslrus for government.
illirr.~ut part In
means IL s-sltr Proportions for membership ho
uaar anY he Executive tonIritee. No l~S
ethsv- Frederick y. GedAeJ1 Charles a.
-a,drrs. O. u. MssEssr John H. wood A. g. Pree. : n.
Wright, Eksfat sLauIttc0