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Rod ettt Spfer oes Softoner St,sr.
MES bonn ffs. SffIi

3 It 0 n, 30. Sltlt. = @lne fuettere Qetdle,
pel4e man tiir Oieienige beg spabrenb eea
Snrmes ppm 16. Sult unlgefomnleneu
Sincinnatier Sournaliiten Sannei SSarrea
bdlt, luuroe bente i'm bieiigen 5afen aitiaefun-
ben. gon % BerloueH, ipeld)e in Solge ees
Stlr'nes oerungliidten. iiub iebt 20 auisefiitt=
ben morben. =
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glmgebHGer Sd)iptmoel TIT Netp=
Dotfer 9SoItseisScpartem

Jt lU=2J 0 T. 80. SHlt.- Oao @erld)T clrz
fnlirt bante 9tadmtttag, OaB III ben 6edeIl=
ttszablegungen oes YoliSeizSepartenlents
ELL 0eftStt entOedt morben iei. 0ie6efnnngSz
Gomnliiidre baben ieit eiriger 3eit Die Siid)er
Der peridieOenen faotii9en 0epartelnentS &c
priift, nno @onmiiidr sherman lrnterbreitete
beute Oem MapOr Cooper ieiucn Sutdt iiber
Die Siider be8 YOli5ei 5ei=9epartenentS. 9ieier
Seri6t oll angebltdl Oarlegenr oaB III bel19ted)z
nungen bes Gquipiruug8 Siireaus beIeu
S9aBmeiiter Yoli5eieonlmiHdr gSbeeler lit,
Elm 9eftSit bon $4,000 beitebt. WapOr Cooper,
lotpie @onmiiiGr Sberman tnetgeru iid) Seibe,
oor Der 9anb mtttere 9lusfuuft iibsr Die 2lngc=
ienenheit III prthailen
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stiirme ,tmo 6emttter .

@emitter entluo itd geitern 9lbeno iiber oieier
Stabt. Der 9acgeu goB III Sn0meH berab
uno alle StraBeu waren balo i'll rciBenOe Str0-
me Deripanoelt, tpGbrenO OGs gSaiier III einigen
SGuiern be8 unteren StaO Ottbeil8 "a Sui
bod itano. @tli6e Der Semohner muBten nit
Qeitern ans Dem 3paiten Stofuerte gebOIt
iperben. Siele Siibe uno aubere tleiuere Sbiere
wnrben bon ben 6lutben ipeggeriiien uuo crz
tranfcl. Die Giienbabnen uuO Selegropbell=
linien 6itli6 Don bier erlltteH beoeutenoet
tSSrf1nNpr
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Die e,nerifanifd,e Wnropnlfa ltrt

gam 6ran3tsco, 30. 5uli. - Der
S9ooner uGuoor0" lam beute bon Gnnaz
la8fa bier an. Der @Qpitdn Gertd]tet, Der DO
rlae &Inter in Der S2brilg5itaBe lei auBerOrz
oentli1 milo geiueien, un0 e8 babe it1 = cine
bi8ber unerb6rte Sbqtiade-um ct. Naul's
Stliel tein Sis aebil6et. 9agegen mar Der
6riibling falt un6 itiirmiidD. @rOBt Sorrdthe
on Yel3maaren fir Die Waunihaft Der ,Seanz
nette" mo 6utter iitr Die 6unbe Der Grpebiz
ton ipQren in SunolQSfa anaehduit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
&rteg saptiGjem oem 9Sirtben nmo
SSptelbefit.ertt 1T &onA=Sramdi.

ny : . q II uJ, 81. SIll. = UII Iltlltl
areu55ng Der gSirtbe gegen Die 9otelbeiieer bat
begonnen. Yoli3elriftcr Zane itellte beute
abenO 6aitbeicble ge0en GbaS. g8aren uuO
&arren 2elanOt iuu., @i9entbiinlcr be8 ~ Sceall=
6otelS," megen 8erIeBung oeS Ncciicgeietes
aus, iuOem Oielelben auf Dem 4auillon am
Gnoe Der gSerite 8ier unO ionItigs getittge Sc
trdnte obue @onSeiitou uerfauften. Die 2t=
lambs baben cine GonSeilion aunl Scrfaufe oon
SpiritltOien i'll 0otel, alein Die fleireren 8ir=
the, beren 9ei6dfte Ourd) ben &erfauf auf Oenl
Yauillon benahtheiligt iuerocu, bebaupteu,
Oiele &on3eiiiou perleibe ben 6Ottlbeiiberu tein
9ed)t, etne unbeifrGntte 2uSobl pon S6auf=
mirtbidaiteu 81 etablireu; Die Selanb8 bebaup-
ten Oa9egen, Die SSerfte iCi ell Sbeil ibreS SO,
tells. Sin Swb0r ipirO norgen itattiiuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
Gnticbli6e s1teBaTaire s,ptiGen
grii0ettt.

Sn0ianopolt8, Sn6., 80, Suit - Sn
Der 9aObnung be8 SarmerS 2ufas @ouert nabe
columbus, Srb., gerietben 6eurp unO 9llef
@opert, Die beioen S0bne bes @tgentbiimers,
beute Morgen bei'm SriiBitiide in einen Streit
nnb griffel ihlieBlid1 81 i6re1 ReoOluert, I'M
Den StrauB ausgufe6teu. 6enrI muroe' auf
Der Stelle get6btet, NIB 9llet t0Otli6 Usrpun-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
Nom Stibe 8etroTen, non etnent
SSase,t itberfabrea nt1o oo6, 1tod,
MD 4nhH = =

Stabier, Ont, 80. Suii.-Yeter g8al,
fer lullroe gsitern abeno, pdbrenb er nit ieiz
nem gSagen Die StraBe entlana fubr, pom
Slise getrofTen. 9a8 Yferb gin9 tur6, @als
fer ltiir5te Inter bic 9dber unb purbe iiberfabz
ren. gSnnoerbarer gSeiie lit Der Srmunbete
nod am eeben, jeood) begt man iuenig Soft
nltnd Qlif feline ?Rettltud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
Ser Yro5cs seeett @rt8b. Dotns's
WaG1laf,Dertual alfcr.

. SQI61eeFa0t UtaB, 81: SlIt. = Sn
Sem $rOStile aegen Sannon, eGrrtnqton unO
nnb Sobn 5aDlor, YrdFbenten Der Diorlllo=
nsntirds, entidieO 0fi9tr 9orenIan Bore bente, 6eb
ridte 3u Oeponireu unb baB 9obn Sapor
$290,OOO IN gaargelo uno stftieu, peld)e er
rnaelsblider gSdie enlpFng, Suriidsusablen
babe babe nnO OaB bic gerllrthSilten singsfertsrt
luerben iolter, bis lie benz Sefeble OeS Geri6tS
entiproden baben. Der Snbaftlrun9sbefebl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
@ermtfdtte teIearaphtidlc Sepeidletr.

Utt0fttt . 510Il1el II, Il. U. lor. Sdlllz
Ing, utterbrtttcteu gcitcru Dem 2Srig h t'id)elr
9ongrcB Gomite in @bicags ibre
4nit4ttn iibcr bic llrladtn Oct GeidditSitofa
tuug.
Die 8opttriabrifuuteu Der Ser.
StaoteH erOffucten gceru ibrcn 3lueiteu SableS.
@OnOeNt in Snratoan. N..l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
g ShtTbrttM.

San6ran5lsco, 80. Suli. - Sine
0epeid)e aus Sictoria meloet, oaB ein u1bs=
fanntes Sollidiff am iebten Sonutage an Der
9Seitfiiite bon Sancouper'S S8lanO pGbreuo
zines bidten ytebel8 l6eiterte. So nett ermit=
telt iit, gingen feline 0tenidenleben uerloren,
unb Die Wtannifaft mar na6 ben lebten 9tad)z
rttten bamit bed]dftigt, alle berusglid)en Sc
npnftI11Nf III hprnp11
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ytoti,en.
SAT- syietidDmamm & Somp's YrebbeIe.

Compressed yeast.
Oa man entoett bat, baB oiele Watabnlunsen llllz
erer 5eie iib I'M Ofarfte beiinoen, 70 bat ole ddtt
PreBbete unleres Sabrltates auf iebem Badete Der
9tamen unierer Sirma. ale anoeren iino Nad)ab.
mun9en.
Ufan perlanse bon ieiHem Grocer @afi, SyleiSdj
mann s. Soups greBbeie. Gdslib 6riib
SabrlfzOepot: Nr. ~, Woro=Euta,psS StraRe.
(Dtdrsl9,1O 9. 6. 9emnett, G5ei6dftsfiitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
3tuet Senabett ottrd) etnest SSrrtDMnt
tt)reS 0Safers Deratftet.

2OUt8Dtlle, &p., 80. Snlt.-3rpei fleine
SDbue be8 0r. u. >. 8opo III 2iptugitOnez
County tiiblten belte lutpobl uno ibr Sater
woate ,buen cine 9oiis Santonin eln9ebeu,
gab ibnen jebod trrtbiimltd) Silt ein. Sn
einer balben GtunSe traten SrGmpie ein unb
nad) elmer tueitereu 9iertel trtube paren beioe
Snaben foot.
0aS Oermeintlid)e Santonin ipirb analgiirt
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Git attsgefmiTener Steter=Gtn=
ftefstttpr

Scene, R.eS., 80. Suli. = @urauuS s
Simball, Steuereinnebmer bon 9teliOu, N.s6.
1T bur6gebrannt, unO ieil1e Siid)er ipsrpen Srl
s3eit bon Den Selectlnen gepriift. Die BOli
sci ltellt 9fadforidungen nad Dem Sliid)t.
ltuQe olt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
@is1 fraliaofiides ttnteree!,ute,a.

6alifQr, W., 80. SulI. = Sin 0Qnlz
pier, rpelGer nit 8efrigeratoren uerieben lit,
I'M SaIme, &abliaus ituO 6umnern mdbz
reno ber 8abrt iiber Den Ocean friid) erbalten
gu fDnner, fam geiterH bon 8orbeaua bier an.
OaS 6abrSeug fuirb einen Gargo Slide unb
tSummern on Der Giiite bon NeilsSunolanb
ianlnteln nno naf Sranfreid bringeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
Qllerlei aus yOfotlfreoI.
Sd,icNoffcirc I'm JJie1Nnhis

ID { mp y u, 2clln., 30. Sull. = grant
Stan1ll1, ell Sd)rtftieter, wuroe beute Iad)=
mlttog ourd) =. y. 0auHcr geidoheu. Die
SSunge lit ntd)t gcidbrlid). Stamiib bate oaz
mt gepraRlt, cine GaHte oamRer's getiiBt SIR
baben, uno on er Oicie 2leuBerung nidjt Suritf=
nthmcn lpOllte, 10 nlad)te 6anmer oon ieineur
Ptltole @tbroud). Der Sb6ter muroe per=
hQftGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
8eittol1e Gin Sd,iffbr1td,,

Eelpes, Del, 30. Snll. = Del OampTef
u@lpis" itrauOete beute 0fOrgen bel Scealtz
Gitp, Dto., nurOe jeOo6 am 9ta6mittage obne
trenOe Siilfe lpieOer flott nnO isbtc ieine 6abrt
fnrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
Nnr lspIHtttorff1

Newz Govt, 80. 5nli. : 8Olgen0e8 fin0
bic S6luBnotirungen: @elO 29-3; Sterlinaz
gSe6iel 4.821-83. SnnbeS S6ligationell,
18S1cr 1O42, neile Siinfer 104, 1O.40er =,
Silt. Gol. 3.65er 8S4. 9lftien: geeuz9)orfer
Central l19, @rie 284, eafe Sbore 794, Sit
noiier Central S9b, Btttsbur9 500, Chicago
@ortbfpeiteru 72l, 90. YrioritGten 9S1, St0d=
Sslanb 139, 8eitern Union Eel. 9O4, gielu=
Serieger Central 50.
llnteridaeamts=8ilans. Sob S127, ,442,<
S03; G0urant $33, ,413,923.
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Sf6n0e.

burgb, 0:g., 80. Suli.-2er @pe=
scretlaben oes $5rn. 9ebt, Straiu su Mfafteas
man brai1l1te in Der giad)t pom lebten Weonz
tage uieoer, unb smei i'm obereH Stodiperfe
idllafenbe juuge Wduner retteten NIT fnapper
9fotb tbr 2ebeii. GerlNft Sl2 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-07-31
y}r. 1872.

GbrcH OcS utritorbcuen faiiuliden Bxin;er
trcfftn lou, bat cintn 9luTruf nm llntcrItiibung
an Ole Station GlaiicH. llutu ben Ofitalieoern
beItHOen iid: gultr0l 6ltlrp, &aron SauBz
mann, Baul &c GaIiagnac uno l5r. 9louber.
- Sine 2tnjNbl Gtbcimpoli;iiteu ioQ gum
Sd)ute ot5 6itriteu Si5mard BON 9erltn nadl
Siiitugeu geId,idt moroen lein.
- 3ie tiir3lidDen llurub;n in 5(uSarao iuur.
Den 0lu4 Die bnIgaridc Diff; unter6ritt uuo
~ tiirtjid]c 5Hilngcntcn mur6en get0Otet.
2lQerlci atts Wsontreal.
Ntoutrenl, 30. 3uli. - Sin SccbunO,
pcldlT 25O Efruo wog, puroe geitern oieier
St0ot gegcniiber gefongcu.
Der llmitanp, OaB Die 2lttieu Der ,@onioliz
bote0 Sani" bis auf Is fieler, ueruriad)te bcute
9roBe 2luiregung III oieier Staot. Die Q3anf
bat ibr Spurocparttnlent at Die ,,@itp ane
9iitritt Sauiu05 &uuf" iibcrtrQQeu, melde
ullc Standardization Der criteren 8auf iiberz
nimmt.
Die gutuwoarln6dnOler s. g. & u. 0f.
0aoiOoH & Gomp. boben iaairt. 8aiiiua
$S0,000. 2luBtr0em bat oie 6irnla 8trnsro
6UrniS K Comp. 8antcrott gemadlt, jcOod) iit
Der Setrag Der BNiiiua in bieiem Sale nidtcra
uItttGlt.
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@itt Sa1td1er per1tlt0liift. =.

gtep= . orf, 80. S1lt. - AJtebrsre 8erlo=
ncn paren beute Sormittag bel Der Sattsrie
nit bem Seriud)e bei6dfti9t, einen alf oent
6luBboOen liegellOen 9lnter auf Die Sberfldfe
III bef6roerr. Sobn Senfins, eiu 3aud)er,
itieg 5u Oieeul 3pede BON einem fleilen 8oote
ans auf ben @runb binab; cr hattie einen Sall=
deransug an unb tuuroe BON Dem SOOte aus
nit Der erforberliheit Quantitdt 2uft perieben.
Der SummiiAlaub, melder Inn bic Suit
sufiibrte, barlt aus irge1o elmer llriade, uno
SenfinS CAB iofort oa8 Sigual, i9u III Die
66be Su 5ieben Die Mdnner i'm Soote miB=
pcrltanoen oa8 erlte Sigual, unb erit naA Ell
mem abtrmaligen Stud an Der Si9nalifntr
,ogen iie ben 8aud)er III Die So6be. Seine Be
lpegullgeu, als er Oie Sber1dd)e erreidte, belt
teten an, baB er am @rittGen mar, llno ebe
man ibm ben &au4erbelm abnebnlen fonnte,
mar er foot. 9a8 Slut mar ibm ans Ntunr
uuO 9ioie geitiir3t, unO er nluB i'll ieinen LETT
ten 9(ugenblicfen entleblid) gelitttn bo6en.
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8rodbiile, Ont, 80. Sui. Sri. Sou:
oel, cine gebilOete illnae Dame i'm 2llter pon
IS Sabren, unb ibre 5zjGbrige S6lucter, Ell
tranfen beute i'm 2amrence=Sluiie bei'm Saz
Den.
Scean< @rope, R=D., 80. Suli.-@in
21=jdbriger junger Mann, 9tamenS Peariall,
peid)er beute friib nit eiuer @rfurion8= =@eiell=
ld)aft ans gSindJelter, Jt.zS., an9efontuerl
mar, ertranf beute 0tittag bei'm Saoen, i'll
Dem er iid allen Barnuu9eu gum Srose 81
tu3it binausgepagt batte. Seine 2eide purbe
bet asburpz Borf auf9efllnSeu,
(SpGter) Der Serungliidte lit Der 19=iab=
ri9c Charles Beariall aus 9Seitftelb, 9t.=S,
Seine Ntutter, Sdmaitcr uno Yriioer beIarl=
ben ii6 am llfer unb iaben i'm Dor ibren 9(ll-
gen rtntergebeu.
0unutlle, Sut., 80. Sult.-Otc Sna6el
Sobn Scott unO 9iobert Dturbp ertranter
bcute, lpdbrenb iie i'm G5rano= &iuer etn Sab
nebnen mollten.
Rorfolt, @irg,, 80. Suli. - Sobn 81,
9Oung, ein 8resb1terlanergeiitlider ullO 5lt=
9led S;iiber au5geOebnter @drtnereien unO
@rbbeerenf felber in ytorfOlf @onutp, ertraut
beute 0lorgen bei'nt 7iid)en. Gr pobute frii=
bet in 9(lbaHp, N,zD,
g pringfielb, Wtaii., 30. Suli. - 6.
8iplep Slpift, lpel1er BEN Siirgertrieg al5 @az
pitdn i'm ~, 6rsifpiai9en- 9egiuleute pieie5
Staate8 mitmahte, ertranf beute tm GOnnec.
ticutfuIIe in 7ol9e bes &enternS zines SooteS.
Sin Waun, tpelfer i'm be9leitete, plroe nit
fuQuuer 9toth derettet,
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5erlln, 30, SNlt. - Die ,gtor00tutid1l
3eitrn9" erluGbut i'll ciuen 9trtifcl ii6er ii.
rnmtdntid)e 6roae bic 2icriud)e 9tumduieu's,
Die &crorpnttn9tu beS Serliner ScrrQg5 IN
Se5na alT oc Emancipation Der 3uDen 6at
>Selte 81 eeen, nnO bemcrtt: yDtm bart iidl
nIdt nit bem @eonufcn trGiteu, 0aB feline &6-
iif)t Uorliagen lam, Die So0inefuug oeS Scr
trays oHrd) 2lnmcuOuug Don @tpaIt ourt)juz
iptP,r
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g;eid,lperpsm ane 9ulnnrien.

00nltantln0peI 30. Jlli. = NiIrif
aleraHOer bon Sulgarieu telegrapbirt Der 4for
te, OoB tiirfiide Gruppen oo8 bulgariit)t Sc
biet in Der gtdhc pou @ubuieo perlett Dabcn,
unO N0R DE g0ld)izSoiut8 al Der @rln;c plit-
bern unO moroeu. Der Shirt ioroct pic 10
fortige gntfernung Der Gruppen.
, 1879-07-24


was carried hy sheer md outrageous fraud. that
1,U00 fraudulent votes were thrown In tho City
Of New York alone, with which they were enn-
blcd to carry u.e Stats oy only ioog majority. nS
Tho first and foremost polu. ln 'hc Election law
was that the United states should have 1nau
At this ond OF the hal!ot-boK and aAothrr At
i spspeso, Ses who should 4Aa ay f 9s a from
tho time the balnt~6ox was Opened
Ia the morning .untis the last vote
was counted II night atai be The o1t1sal witness
Of that grand transaction until Il closed. Was
TINT fraud! Was TIM, oppression! and yet
every Democrat IN Congress voted against II,
and fought against IT. ani deuoniced y ns 0p-
preeston, aud dcniandea frea election. Laugh
thoY wait but the old freelum 1T Tan,manY
Hall. the freedon 10 stuff bal,ot.bnxcs without.
Witnesses, thu freedom to change votes s
without mitncsses, r ffeeoR tr.ud, - stea1 a
destroy the hc,rspparant Of. pnr eoyereienl
| Yuu may XII! the Sovereign In En.land, and YOU
| can iln,i another man 10 take his place, but II
sovereign /. killed, Or eorrnpted, or 1nadu a 'u-
natic With fraud aill violence, wa havs no eon
to succeed him, for ot,r sovereign Is
| TIE uopr or THE wuoLs rrorLE.
| Lot ms explain in ouu wos! the meaning, OF
this who!e extra session: IAeY have q SOLID
and Ohio. With these ti1uy carry the i'rcsttlcncs
Ia their hauds, au,' havcc captured lhc Government
| FROM turrct TO foundation. How can they carry
Ohio and New York; Only In noe way. II
they can ret Tree control of the Cities vi Cln'
| cinnat, mud New York. they cau carry those
btatts Without any bower to prevent sl1esr, 10"
they can stun more bsllotS anl steal more votes
Into the hoxes after ,ht eiect!un ia over than thu
good people can put into them between tic
hour. Of In tho morning und at might
Kut into Esw York aud CtneIuusst.
ulld these two concteta purposes were
I'll they were altar Ia the lato session.
II ln angel iron, Heaven. or, rather, doytl
from tl.u infcrnxl plt, had been atfs some night
| to pluck from o1lI statute. hooka tAe proTsiaA
Of Law that would gtSs thea those two citics.
| or II they could put In clause e1emptil,E those
! Two from the operAunh nt Tho Election law, the
appropriation bills would have been psssrtl
without 4 word Of debate. hut they knew
theY must carry those TWO cltea ur losa
18s0. Tile Aspublican psr:Y did not pfopose 10
AaerEfca 1851 or any other rear 0l our Lord. on
such NJ tssuu ~ that [applsusel, and ws have
COINS lack home to tell you that though they
said uot ono dollar ot $l5.0uo.Oo0 should ae atf
! pFopsiated until lle Election laws were repealed,
yet ~, 4OO, 900 have beeu appropriated, and not
ono Of tl.s Election lxxs hss been repealed
[Applauss,
THE CONTEST
that Ne lavo entered upon has. I'd to this ttMc
produced several very marked andde.!ssye Il.
suts Two yesrs ago, I'll through this kcpnblcai
party, there were seuume1taIists, opIutaniAts
| nun who s4tl "Go to TIC Southern bsethleI
, 1879-07-24

with the o,lvc-brsneh aud they will come back
to ron will, friendship aud lorc."t Thrre wero
good Rcpuh'cans anu trne who beloved thai
extreme should ho tried 10 satisfy the minds Of
MI, and when our present rrssidont
came into power. an ort!m,st n The
extreme sense q the word,,,, sincerely
soash Hearing e oltye.bsanrhcs ID both hands, iaf
tnorc Of them than YOU or wanted bin to
carry. fLauRhter1 But IN good faith, oors
'hem everywhere, and willis they hpoks the
end hare, that At least lucy have broken Il to
his hops. [Laughtes.t And the disclosures Of
the last session ha!a opened the e!ea
ot the most sentimental Of Kspno.
breadth OF this broad land TIERS i not
now Republican who ts not stalwart:
LAUGHTER and applsusc.l The men who went
sftcr Horace Greeley few yeats aeo are com
'nk back to Us IN scores. Thefe haTe necn uays
1t was 4 day uf watchtulncss w6cn they orEa,-
lied In 1854, wlton tllry chose Lincoln Ia lssi0,
when he called fur millions Of men to eight ut
dor the flag and sa7o The Republic, aud lhcre II, !:
s"s sineo P1ssssss 'sss. In n ny own 1' state three
tnonths before the election the people nre acta'
ally taking a eaucna Of tue townships and maxi
ran, ,'a ~. md bosun M IN Il 'he rSht end among 'he
pearlc Themselves This American people has
kvA - q
pecn more efo!oanoty mosen ~ eFex. s T., i,r ,sir
mt tnfce mmtns taan nns.hnx nA,e y. rnv,,a
ior ten }Gfn. We have not souAus " .snn,5
!ne ach1 !ssues o. ue Nalt .,. roI une WILLY ~.
20 E!aa ai tnc aa MtaS.neu, n.s,.s u ~ sr nmr
ttrtie would IcsL III tHe tecGn etaTs t t.td1ur ~ n
elsau na, ANXIOUS % al ~ v 49, ~ Nnrth ~
m,.., ~. H.. !. H., ,,s tstrn ~ ncr.rmcni m
which eau sta,,J. and only one It must be
this: / will 1otn hands With no man who does
not admit that thc war for tho Union WAS
n1crr EvrnIlsr7.o,.r. eonxyrn n1our;
',."., "' ..,, ~. ~. 80, srn;net N.
Applause.l Ana that 'ne .1' %M sga'ass ts..n nc
linton Mas wrong, Wa m et'|S, ~, w. ,.s,nasrs
was a., ad IT. IT, @i Is.th Xnnsuse
And tne man who y w,!tog ou 70 aunis H.. M !.
eterna fRttansss m oIr ~. fo,ts,rd 70 5ua ~ y
aoMn 70 ny n,u!st tso,u ~ ~, ~, ,h.s H. nro%nd
forever l.ppiaosel sel,-nat on ~ ~, Gsnes M g.un.a ss
WI greet ,, na!n, or aekanN'enRe n'0 We We NAY nay
A. wcl net PINK tmcso Vnssuontn.. 30, nos ~ es,n.
sSnt!fnentaasM s., 1an away WIN ooT .Iaa'
lhls Was tes.apy ocsuss teh a.a,a IT,, .ns nn.t
~ Wa not 9ucseon wuea S,oh a,atI
nreeks. u "as anss'on ,a n1rn nrs, o.ato .,at ha
1uSLC6 H&l }lRntt ~0' t"A
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forcc OF unawed bv fear, to approach
The hnll6s-ho1 mad there iet,oAIt
lis vote. mnl thnt tho votes which hayo bccn
deposited shall 10 honestly c,lntcd nnl fairly
eansasaed tapp'ausc] md, further, That Il ts tho
duty ~ well as tile right OF Congress In frcsi.
DENTAL and Congregational elections to provIlo
all necessary and sufficient guarantees to this
and. lAppIauss.
GcntIein'eu onco mure desire to tender to
you tho expression Of nv slnccro tl,auks Tor
full confidence !lat the peopla at the polls nc1t
November will rattfy tho nomination You
havo this day made. tApplausc.] I asstso
ypu That In the future as In tho
mast It alall be nv most earnest au1eAvor to
discharge my Official .lutes in such a manner a.
to promote tile welfare OF The Slate, nld nj
least bring 10 discredtt uFon Tho fair fame. ot
that party whose lnastcr.centennlat We this is1
hopeful Of IL future. t0rea. appfause.l
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dangerous Of political ilcsestos that doctrIno Of
State ao!crefEntv, which seeks to dlyest the
0cnofa' Government Of ali hut the shaduw OF
ro~er, md IN conformity with which tho Dem.
oerastc leaders In the pretent Congress hAve
attempted to nEohfhtt the employment Of an!
National fDrct Tor tho suppression .! tnobs aud
safeguards as hare been devtaed to detect and
prevent ira.idulunt voting At Congregational
elections, mud to deprive FeAeral Officials In THO
Statos Of the protection Afforded by the Federal
cours. The Republican pnrtv proposes no In.
frngc,nente upon the tust rights of tic statrs;
these II wilt carofully observe and vfeiEautly
defend, but At the saIne time It will mstntain,
~ Of paramount inheritance, tho principle Of
: THE SUPREMACY or TaH NATION
In Ill smnltcrs tiInt concern tho Nation.
While feeling a lust pride IN the mighty and
bcncficent achievements VI the past, the Rcpub-
ltcan party does not rest isa claim to the aun-
port and confidence Of The rcople merely UPON
what It has hcon. hut chfohy upon what It Is to-
sents honesty III finance. fair md free eltctions.
equal rights far nil citlzons before the Law. and
thnt robust mud Wholesome sentiment Of hattoli-
ait1 which Is The very liis And soul Of tl.e Re,
meaning, the glory passes from tta flag, and itf
consolidated stars, released from the sAutary
rnsfralnt OF common nnd pafamonni p1,9. ,
snthSs must sspesdy s1 ys,ses begin to drift and
T.hcss are the principles which ne maintain,
mud, armed with il,rhc. Il Wa net In 4ptr!t
worthy Of them, We may 20 forth with the aasur-
ht,ra uf victory, clad In panop1y oE proof inyu1-
ncrahle MS TINT magic ahlGl which Merlin, the
epchantcr, wrought, hewn from = rock OF
d[alnond,-
"Ono many enstrs MOLD
against which no stroke OF sword or thrust Of
1lnsttte lance availcd 80 much as to mar With any
tlfnt or sltphtest traee tho perfect polish Of fts
imponotraDle orb.
IN CONCLUSION,
gentlemen, permit me 4 word regarding tho
Chatrmanshtp OF the Stfto Committee. An
pointed 10 tlat position Grstin 1859, held itcon
,innou.y for ten yenrs. Two ycars ago. It the
earnest solicitation OF many prominent 1nctnbers
Of the party. reluctantly consented to accept It
ngat1, SO that have had twclrs years OF service
In Il. feel, therefore. entitled now to bt sx-
cuacd from further service 10 such capacity, and.
while thanking tho Republicans Of the Stats for
The confidence they have given me, and tho
hearty corporation they llavs always extended
during Tie ytnrs hav1 acted as Chairman Of
their State Committee. take tho occasion to
announce that must decline = rcappoin.ment,
und to ask tho Convention to sol0et some other
pcFsuu for the position. In tic ranks OF tho
uatLy, so long "a 1t ransne faithful to It's prfn-
cIples shR1l not cease to feel tho lfvtltest 80.
Iutudo for It's SUCCESS, nor to aid, by al rfa6on-
able and proper efforts. in maintaining Its ~
cendRncy.
The speech Of Mr.. Rub1ee was greeted
throughout with applause, especially hts allu-
sions TO tie financial policy Of Tho party.