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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-10

A PORTRAIT or JUDGE PACKER UNVEILED Al IL
HIGH UNIVERSITY
BETHLEHEM, Penn, Oct. q. -" Founder =
Day " was appropriately celebrated today al L-hi-h
University The r.pOni-- partO0k ~ memorial
character The morning trains brought a large number
o. visitors from Philadelphia. Ne~-York Trenton AID
other places.
Tie exercises IN Chape Hal began shortly after 10
o'clock anl We're couducted by Bishop Howe the Rev
Dr. Leayltt and the Rev Marcus IOlman.
After the CONCLUSION OF the services connected with
the unvelng % the portrait Of judge Packer the F.
OF, marched .u procession Packer Hall, where iAe
memorial services We're held. TIE Music was suppAel
"a choir or students. aud consisted 90 lymn- chants
etc. Tie L vas ii I'd 10 It. utmost capacity, aud the
services listened with close attention The *
erci-cs began by singing Hymn No. 900. lfter when
scripture lesson cnedcte reed andgpr1
After singing hymn 80. col Bishop Howe delivered
memorial address. which tlc plurpal event VI the
exercises % the dav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-10
WESTMINSTER COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

The Republicans of Westchester County held
a convention Il White Plans yesterday, TO nominate
candidates tor county Offices. Each Of The twenty-five
toyus OF the county fully represented in the
v.utop while tine asprauts for Office and their friends
we're also present IN full force.
A-sembIyman ID. q. Bradley called 10 the char
on assuming his duties he made brief address. IN
which he stated that Republicans stood today where
they stood IN 1861 that me victory which they gained
In The battles during the rebellion had 10 be fought
arslu IN another form IN speaking % Governor Rob
iuson lie sand that the latter had abused the veto power
s II had never been abused before that he had vetoed
ana oefeatd the operation OF more bills than all tie
Coveruors OF THIS state PUT together. num Governor
Clinton IN l777 q Samuel j. Tildcn. whose Term ex
pird IN 81 he had defeated l73 bills Last year. He
mad sanctioned unjust measures OF assessment, when
had the people Of Westminster COUNTY sAVoVOV |"
wear keep him IN ONCE -
Alter the u-ual preliminary proceedings Llba Gar
penter Daniel Trip. both u "nlie PiAlls We're
proposed FOR the once % Sheriff MI Carpenter was
Eliminated on the second ballot by vote OF % 10 90
Tor Nj Trpp For County Clerk, CYRUS Lawrence
I'd of LeuisborO. nominated James Hopkins;
snnery,sor Of me Town Of Northcaste. nominated
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF Poor Henry Meyers OF fOn-
kers for aid James . See' OF Mount feaSSAI
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The DRAM4-NUSIC.
IloBHu.

HOBBIES.
One of the most amusing pieces OF nonsense
that have upon the stage n rms city I'D on-
time is Nj Wuoif- comedy, d" Ho1ne- NAlch -
produced sd Mou4av 40 Havcry's Theatre. J. D.. one
Of that elias. of works 10 which the performance Toe
Vokrs family and other kindred entcrra nmeuts ocon-
which hlveuo Serious otct ana no Ineligible story and
walch have bat 'xcuse FOR exist urnauielT- FUN
IIobl1s." Tells three yoar people wish to
have private tneatrcais low their ic.t is opposed by
elders. lul bow they lngeniofv overcome tai- op-
position Tile piece is llct and ,rotAv hut the author
has written .pue humorous dialogue. made def ice oi
many of tAr current slang phrases. made airoii alll,l'
a. many ~ e common topics of tle dar which have
racuo u. SIDE. and Dee 'aara-e- to invest Do al Win
an air u aH-lrtv MS q "a Weather-H5. Vlo acf-a
lady' nad hr-af. rrettv. vyaciou~ and ini. of fr
ll .-- jennie MrI flrr~nt i- amusing as N'.'t-'l
st4-s r.u ua.l. ala Ni-- N... fancy -n-r TWO
az Three .O--. LHst u- Tie wt.-r' H. lt piece f.-t-
upon Mr. ~ O.. N"o .v'.- st., clover YOUNG tf'.i
VINO hasa nl-. ftU. ur0r Best art ffI. lie was -''+
f. LlS lmttrnu- uI rlmD,r ui "'..-hi ,n tt,'
sr.r- -lrIu Ia.tU. ID. sIluni. t- a.,l lDt-'l Nit
Frank Mayo Beside. f.l-. De- n.-N Side .-ir. as -.-
t.-.fle dancer Ilt piece is pr t--Y ,t upon i-e STAG
aud one i.t-lU i..a--l-
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PLAN ADOPTED ~ Tue COMMITTEE or FITTEFN-
-rrAEEEs Fog TIE CAMPAIGN.
The Committee OF Fifteen, composed Of city
politicians. winch WIS appointed by fAe Deuorra IT,
safe Committee "Wednesday eLt. charged VIII the
creation OF 'iffcii boav around which gather Tie
supporters n' Governor Robinson n thi- city last
ai-lt To- fhs -. James Hotel The following were pres
cut: Franklin Edison. jane O'B.icn. Charles L. Loew,
Wli4n II. W.akaiin james d. y. Io,n Tox Robert 2.
Mooney and Peter B,we TX Mlyo- Wicklam reported
verbally plan 90 Organization He said substance:
have thc pleasant iury of reportu. plan 81 opera
thc committee seie tri last ni-h 90 draw lu
SCHEME cot work. Let me say that tie committee r,-
an0 rnr. rnf bcmucTluc organization lthe Irving foil
Democracy. which go consequence orr IT. support Of
brlocriir organ zifi So frcn--z" also mat there
NOT represented in Irving HUI OWING 10 toe afntud-
81 Iammauy hal iney are no" without any roltca
home ief me fr neI say ttl l Dr. ho az -ti p" FORM
amy nizffion looiuE t0 t1c c0uE0 u local nouui
ocaI t.cs.t. aad iha, Tammary la wil also We
also. that There are Thousands o. Democrats who
desire to Vote ior the local ticket nominated oy
Iammauv Hall who are not wiling fo rcuudIate the
regular state ticket having Governor Robinson at IT'S
Assembly District Robinson Democratic Ciuo tbs
organization to Dee cn"ctl in each district ny len per
err" A-''.,' D''ric- ,..'' We, - M ~,
non district in each Assembly District. Lastly the
several Assembly District Clubs ar 20 send ten delegates
S'' 'i' p, ,.~ .' -. SO ... ~ ..',| i. .
cell solely % state matters. T. WELL have ticket booths
-,trf 1g-r. Inscribed win ia, names ~ tie cauG-
dates ol either Irving Hal or Ilmmanf ila, as Tie
voter may choose. FOR local oiaec-; nu ai tine local
ucsets age o. nave tle regular Damocr &c state il
invariably attached TOD them. Lrt AL laumauy Hal
Democrats VINO desire fo vote tile re-u or state tca
headed ty Luc.us Robinson, sct their ballots a. these
Dootas
Tie report was adopted by unanimous voteafa an Ev
e0utvc Commute consisting 'f H'--r-. Nchlam Low
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1 GREIT NAT4L C0NBIE

CAPTURE OF IlL l4iA-lAf.
--- --.-..,-..,- DAN, Courtroom, .tr ,frrrrrovr-
--t- i''i'' -'A-' -'-''
l-',-''f IT'D .If-'-'t- ''i- - -'s'
r.'a-ra-n- Ga+.I ..Urr.i-n Ne,.ue-..4v state
. f. .-... r.+.-... OLE.
i--ai 'l- r.-'- -.. .-'' "''" '--' ''' '-'- '-'
Ch.hlu aui Peruvian fleets aud tl4i t.e tAl.llu-
't.. .-f.'-- '- --' -.-- -'
~ il'I'H. ~ ~, ~ q, s -
i4 iir Irlt-Il-il- - To- tl.si tHc " i'' '
r'ef mas he. ODD cin ir-i nl Iht-e are Nf'F'n i' l'
lateH auc based Nl il' lfef reports Concerto
ill., rue capture al Che li-a~stl.
Tic TvI-l.lr WIS tle finest vessel iu tie
... r.t.. ...
l Wan Navy. N.--.-- -iA'0 I'd ''-- ' t"' -.-''
c.. had .tr.l.Dd mainly .u nor lur s.Ifr il-
..f......f .........-.....
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contents. which he managed to supply regularly by
means OF small Jobs 81 work az odd hsuis Recently
severe pain took him knees that he could walk
20 longer except with great pain Borrowing pen
knife of "a comrade. he found his WAY by some means
into bat room. whore attendant he ped him INTO
hour afor tn attendant looked ON that the cd
man wa- dyt. WIKI ihe snnn D. haa cut an artery ID
Iii srm. lud died apparently without pam.
M. John Ban. an English bo,anis; of much
rer,,lte hns aad a passion isom vorth upward for
the scencr, and nara Of lofty monntains aud Pa.
passed many day botanic ne IN ,ho Airs fhe Car
pathians. 90, Pyrenees ami the ranges in spain. \
memoir inst published lv him points out the curious
fact that q cio-e affinity Exists between the Alpine
fora ana those of Cine mountains 90 Northern Asa a.
fh. wtustaulinr the interval oi space that c
vides thcn and the wide differences u rltr c'imaucu
conditions T. The Ai'ai range. forming the Southern
bound ~ of -bci fully oncfourh ~ the rile spec
cics are present Ths b. t1e more remarkable hecaus"
I'm The Clu.srs which Is only one-vl the distance of
the Atai range from Alps AID has moreover iloIe
favorable 60 mate smaller proportion is Found. Mr
from the E-r sc'-horn IN the APPS vrh an Die
defined intention % reaching the uppernost end
n tne Great Glacier co. Aiet-ch the vasic>t
ned ol Europe. and Of looking down ou he pa-
81 the Wcngorr Ap from wha- l> now called sie
Jungfrsu joe. The sun that daY was hos. and the
ruaw into waioh he sank every step was soi' and
pasty. Toe great lee RIVER il mary leagues long and
has a channel Two or three miles Wide just 20 fh"
ra.ur here Tire great tributary streams JOIN fnr
main current there e. steep slope ccr ot -ro nnn
~ follow u- t.e trIc6 81 some 81 i "i- IT. paw ''h'
lis way o. tne base NJ o. aud made ihr scent u d lN-
proi-ctlr rock which about lu7oo fee' above
the Along fAs slope al Eoi-lt OF nearly 1000
feet above fle -ca eel ttin. far h4nioun Doe ctA
er.. over forty species plants flower. Tbs 1rc-
dent shows hoN extensive Is the glacial fora and how
much anor IS necessary before complete eunmeratlI
A. ff..F Dbl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-10

The figure of =. j. Tildeu seems 20 be grow
tua mon. Iul more li,0 rtlr .u. .lr. hltfher
TINS .s oviu- to rae persistent attacks ut tAr .Hfa'
which are opposed tn Ann. ciu-r- - al
inquiry of ..lesr. san fIa,n Ll-I.l 'nrpl
The Republican partA in Connecticut has
been - better goultaa " il u.N u TT 4i4-
Der of vtar- ns-f There DO frr WHY fAc Lr-l-l-
fure 90 b, chosen in November should uof he strongly
j., nuhIe4u u born 9rancles-. SEES L'-e'u Telegram
Nert
80 the Faneuil Hall convention was >uc-
cess. Tn aiaiHy of -st year Do, Deco, oyer on' iAe
old uafrV spirit been revived. pow -fN la- been
lreaihel fIto tle bOdf. and Toe Dtnnrralc party "a
Mas-aclusuffs once more stands FORTH -fe a. ft,
napf III. and vigorous oigar1 lol Adams 4Lf Pun
letf are not fuef men, ami their nomination uo-r- nu
good 90 The perpetual ClalmaAt- Boston Hera4d lni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-10
GEyERIL POLITICAL WINS

OFFICES II TIE sol III.
THE RECENT MLTTNG OF SOUTHERN ELPCNilciN,
IL wA-HIVGTO> NOT QUITE WHAT IT SEEMED.
10y TELEGRAPH To rIE ILmUNEl
WAsUINCToN. Oct. q.-Ihe recent meeting
alleged southern Republicans this city -erui- g.
have been "a Democratic movement in d'siise.
number az good Republicans were induced
70 take part ir the preliminary meetinss' mt
when they learned The nature ~ the WORK
they were expected fo engage - thrr immediately VIII
drew. One Republican -ald 20 a manager of thr he"
movement: " We have already ONE southern Kepnpl-
Association here. and am DO DOUBT about t-e p'T
priety ~ starting rival association In rer the man
aver -aif That association organized % light Dem
ocrats: thu Us o. f-t Republicans" During the Discus
sion some Wild talk iudulsed u by Two or three men,
II was The openly Dec AIRED int 'nfion ~ tNt most
prominent promoters % OBJ. new uorrmert Cd maze
Northern Republicans pledge themselves y" '..tlli
course n regard fo Federal Offices or eel git I'D ,Nc
Democrats. and even take fAr stump ODD ii Nn To- li
tnc D.mocrat- uoXt FISH. Decent southern d. .'is
arr much -DfnfaL. 1919 fte i.4On mA r-itN N1
Few neu iu tle name oi southern i punleal-.
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THIATLLt TIRED W4LEEES


,---,... ,rr--.r.--, rr..r. r,- r-.frrr.D
4'tND -lt TT 44l A' '4-i'' '"I' i-'-'H
80 --.-,,..-. .,..---..,.r-. At r,rf norm.
There Wl, very little enthusiasm ht tlr
... ..-.r,.. I..-.-.- .-... .l... ..... .i--.. l
-rt H-- SLIM, -- ID -- N'' '"Nr l'D"- %" -.I "i.'.
.l. l.-..u luf aul -fLiu.. 81 3 l. r.c announce
..- ,.. -.tF.r a,l Withdrawn. I.aviu. rlif-
''.' ''- Ni'.' '-'
t.ca aptut1rs on t-e -slcA lis "i,Ii.i N"l cause"
no .rrr~,-e lrit was rateu- -o OFT NtCuc-ia. tf
49,. . Slam. ,-...... rf..
feet were 1.Iv swollen AID al,,erei AMI ae was 'I
.,- I'D ee.s 20 as one trainer expressed l between
ana d. i-' "' "'' "-'
lu- During fle forenoon moss ~ '-- iAen OH
80 . 10 f,, f.4 ca,r..-I ..,- ...r.,hIv alrfou-h
'l -'-' '- d" " '.'" 0-'"-
Youl. Murphy -ti kept ia lead over a4 iAc o-nefs
ami Fs.,r and -ueI4cy followed A.m On the order
""- "',' '-' - -., -. -. -....
A''De'' q. DO ''' --F"'
-peaeF being sixteen I-ltr behind Faoes clrrdr lad
l-,-f fro,, tba fourth place. which be- he.. 40 t.e
.,.., -, ,e. ..r.,..t ,,-t.i.r INV
c.'-' '' "''l'-''' '''A' '' 90" ~ '' "
20 -, 80 ,.... .,., -, l,. mp tuy,. b.bina -neyacv
-. -, r,-.-t .., g., -,,.
A-eN wa. "'---' '-- .-' ''.' -
ahead ~ Irldy The others were strung al NJ tie
.--,oe loot,r. BRAND b-fnefl. I'D the rear with 1873
o. .,. .-.,,..o,' ~, t.r,
miles cre'i4'eo I'D H.H'
Murphy wl- then twenty-tv' mixes cehlnd hoWei's
. - 49,, .. a. ~. $500.
Neif'1.-' q. . p H. ~ ,N' 49, - -, .'.'
match hFt hri in''' ''' IL's' H"' '- o. "''''.
g4- 4 z.a. gl- and E1u.s g-g Tae terrible heat ~
Wednesday ana Yesterday seemed 20 take the tfe Ou ~
-s rglEer- . nor even tlr band could lufuse spirit
irf. -1.ir i,.-d limbs.
,-,hv b.J c,v.r., 200 miles II J.-G a. m tler az
- :, - ~ 100 "a r. nos, "a AZ l1.u- % u.
Alien AZ 30 ~ M. Brudy a. 81 D. H. ana Currau ai
100, A., 49, I..f mach roarII lad rni.r.d roo
.lUr IT, es Few minute. before 10 o. M On Wednesday
H.g,el n.d completed his 300 miles A. III. Thurs
dv-.xacflv M h- sane flie NAT Flh-r had ended bis
900. Weston mad made 300 miles sA1fiy after y.
snt y~frirf had covered tle same distance Few na-
M. .rt-r Is H. IN on the fourth day. ABOUT fortY-rve
mluufs. behind MurpnT's time ve=ft rGay.
fre atfenn4uca ln me evening was greater than 70
me .fr.--oou and there vac some app..u.e Tor the
f.,rtres Wnrnh, AZ 30 mad increased Ms lead over
3 ,o- ~ -event~en miles The hard dAy'. work mad
f-en t6o hi r..- orI of . ewes na n- .teu seetucH
r. 80 nm "a "A q ror .oA = ere.h A. Iu fre after
noon and AN unu-fa working ~ MS shoulders showed
fnaf hi- o. were brcotnnz a tribe -haEy. Neverihe-
- b4 wa k.d win A randi sfrie-. that carried
su rIv over the track, ana seemed good Tor many
miles 20 come The betting men favored him strongly.
E4rlv N fte evening nailed a walter anG drama
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HARPE.l 81 BKO-

Tie Telephone tie Ncrophone AID t4e rholograph By
Oarrt Du MOuc- Nrmbre de flustltuL IA ~ l.ustrA
lions. limo, clotA. II 20
Ie--on, from uy Masters Carlyle. rennyson and Rus
str 5v Potter Eavue. "a l.. IL Il. l-mo CLOTH >. -.
-bnke-pearrs Twelfth Night Edited. WITH notes. ~
Wi IAN J. Eoie. 81. Illustrated. lomo cloth 10 cents
paper. sd cents
Whaf Nr irwin saw 80 BIS VOYAGE Hpnnt The World 10
tie sip Map iAu-tiauun+ -vn cotn IS
Reube1 Dayfdarr. Adventures % Reuben u4ftrer.
seventeen alt months captive Tie nYak.
B1rLco story for Boys BY j. redwood it" paper Zoe
The OrigIn q the English NaOn. BY Ia Flfd a. Free
u. o. l Ii ID 5lo paper, - cents coiA - cents
Food and Feeding Bv siT Henry Thompson 3-mo.
paper. oclf- rOtl, 30 cents.
Afternoons With the Poets - C.. T. Desher. Post
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Do!iliral Aciites.

xxI.t Assembly District Replbncan Association Reg
uar ulreflug sold FfA Avenue hAi. coTuer Tn
ave. AM s7th 81. thus FRIDAY evening Al GO.
A. J. OFTEN hOEftR President
ROBr d. y. FORD. Secretary.
Carsli and II o-kin- Rally Of the Republicans -
the Xth Assembly District this evening a. 50 CLOCK A.
fh- lradauartera l3s last 3stA-st captain IA J. nc
Intvrr Of FLORIDA and John K Van Worner. val al
droas meeting. SOLON r. HdlA H. FtosiueAI
JuHN H. sHiELDa secretary
regular meeting Of tne XVIIIth Assembly District Re-
purlcan viii hrld head uarters 2O3 Lex
uxfonl ave. ths (Frd<yl evening. 81 ; oclocs.
JAAE- NJ TUKNks Secretary D. bloLtN, frcsldenI
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KEPCBIIlAN MAJORITY N ONO. 10000.

In fine, the patriotic atmosphere OF 1853
when buried tie Nlllaudlgl.aln parry under 100000
majority has Dceu reproduced Il De- around Us. u IN
being Inhaled. ana IL full 81 victory Therefore
Patriotic citizens viii ne kept from tie pol
d fley party tlaf has been -ystenatlcaiv
and per-sfenry and wckeGls wrong Tor twenty 9raf5
An 0VcTw lellulug majority oI The people VIII vote
against TIE Democratic party that har twenty years
KEPT be- back the future its lace Co the past
party uhut direct affairs OF great country Ike
tn- ia CONCLUSION 10 remains FOR rs 90 tnat unless
the Republicans carry the state by $1,000, and tie
Legislature bY good wOrkln- IA iuriiF, shall be
oisaprolni~c. aud fee couflenI tuat there Will be
10 sucL disappointment on our side.
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III notice. ~ dGrilJes Dsfbs ial)r'st o.i' 10!
uoa.. lH4 g.liress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-10

HrDsoN y. Y. Oct. 9.-The Democrats Of
Columbia County Lave nominated the following icAet :;
For Member " Assembly, Charles W. Irumler; Tor
Sheriff. Chester N ea for County Clerk. Lew l. Long
le flr County Treasurer Aaron =. scott for super
iuf.nI.ut on. fne Poor. Fl4lp Niveu for tuT'h-irf
Ir-kiue Wa.crau ANA Nathan =. POST ioI justice VI
II.--rL y E-uL.lt..--.
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TILDEN A. DICK DEADEYE.
EH0ar IN sro.aa EaruVH

Deadeye Iilden TO Iammany; I'm ugly,
am An- IN tniee-eofneIed, too, ant II In usly
ana You nate ne Tor ~ for you all late me- don't
you Iammany 10 Illoen We'll. SAMMY. yon can't
expect chap Will such name OlG CsulTuct Ill
0en 70 b. a popular charactsr-now can your He
Eau, aud does expect IL. and there's makes
fatAl mistake.
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Cu1RLL- -CnIBNER'- -ON-

Fai.h md naii0nai-m Ly Professor George L. tl--rr
I. SOLE. l-i.a. CLOTH, . -.
Lille aud Letters ot Madame Da71rarts. lg j. 10
T...rr vol. emo. Goth. Win Portrait 3. %
The Wichery Of Archery. a complete Manual N Ar,l
-rv fv Maurice Thompson. Fu, s.ia 4Dl. CLOTH l IS
fIstel. - 3d.
Memoir Of - Prentss. By George l. rrertis-, u D..
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EP. nIrTON q 90.

Z .
The Lite and York Of Paul BY The Rev FREDERICK
FlrIar ID. vols -vo l3-u pages. Viii nlips, 90
The Influence Of Jesus BY she PhiAps Brooks, D.
d. l6tno. IA Dasez- 3 -
The New Testameuf Commentary for English Read
er- Edl.ri IN Bsnop Eilcot Vol /. The Four Gospels
40 Vol H. Acts Galatians 81. Vol III. Epaesans 10
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PENN.YLvANIA 81 - u - -

The Democrats of Pennsy lFauIa mean TO win
IL $50 .- well and therefore ~l NOT take
T1Iaru or any other candidate simply o. please Their
DrUueuf- a. fur number o. county convert IONS '
wing carco for fle rfnnmu4tluu nf IiderH great
many more county conventions have tlftr voted down
INSTRUCTION. from lcu or refused altos in"r o. cone
Isr Tie matter. peuu-f wanna delegation 600 TIE
u.rf Democratic NafOua Convention belongs Co nobody
a. yet bot Zoe Democrats ~ re STATE, e-' al flt ao-
i've working politician. who aNA!- bear ihe prnt or
tie btrt. Mi. I'D due fuakr known tl r cict Tor
Tie PIE. delcv. and that choice De- ul IL o. e made
flDfi c.,iatcs Outside 0i Peuu-y wanna.
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ko MoKE nEMocEATIc FRE.IDLNTs- F0REvEE

Southern Democratic leaders are haginn -
L. r-a.fzr fNe fruits their folly Welding ,a4-l
S1uta for tAe D. flocr4lc party Pr -FOUR arr thr
crack Of rc Mlsi-slpW shotgun n defence ~ Demo
cratic priUoip.e-. has without protest No
protest This harnaruus mode 90 enforcing puniral
dogma las ever 1een nreatneG Toy any prominent Mis-
.Issipyi Democrat. 40 cOuplnct1.s n tNts'lrrc"
ever visited THE LaInars, the -uEcfols. the Auoher-
and E4rA-d4les until t.eF ulsgus ftd tuaf + 4ll
mao. soIid bf violence AID fraud. Iad made -oii
North for the II publican party. a SOLID Norm Dld-
DrIu1cI attic lci1-f- pause. Bat d Is Too
late. The solid North has been mace, ana james Blu
clauan Wi stil remain the last Democratic President
for all inc
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CrORaE PUrNAlI',- -ON~.

The 1iaimtrnHnre OF Health iy d. .lleI y.
$40. NNAfl-.
The value ~ Iffr k-r'vt' ST. Nail0c1s Essay r
l-.le A .ftl l--.iu-I -ru, eIptaaAtfi, 81 -.-
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CITY AND STATE CAMPAIGN.
INcRrAsEn Ac1WIrY IN rHE CANVAss.

NikEASEp AtliN III IN HE CANN Ass
JOHN KELLY ID starr or HIS TOUR TODAY
ANT1-TAMNANY ORGANIZING FOR WORK n THIS
CITY REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY NETTING.
NJ. Kelly viii start on has tour through the State
to-day, and viii deliver address al Albany to-
night. The Arti-Tammany Committee of Fifteen
met yesterday and adopted a plan for work
ing in the interest Of Governor Robinson IN
this CITY no local nominations vii be made under
i.s horitv. An enthusiastic Republican meeting
was held in the XII Assembly District.
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