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, 1880-05-25

Logan's orgun IS getting IA Wild ard 'les-
pcrate III Its assertions alld assumptions MS ID
It's Ioss Speaking OF tho meeting to be held
ut Mustc-llall Wednesday, evening. 1t says:
An !ndl9nation meeting! Forwhat? Ieca;Be
rf tns nv III ahn @ ~ fsr sharMr ~II, I for
Hialns. VerInont did for Edn!unita a.ld hinno-
sosm sa t t3r @a n III t,aia 1%s ,ra u ~
fSr urunt pr.olsoiy what Karsas, Nol!Fsiska, md
t'alitnria did snr ln ,SM Hnu MSst & vt9xn,a. ~
In Hn"ts al tho ,iccwutca rcu1lIurlY nppuintoJ
, 1880-05-25

1.AuM must 60, or the President OF the
United atatos must acknowledge that bis Civil
Service ar.ler Ia tlclusion md sham. Tho
or.lor does not prohibit eatnpl'gn sponking. but
it distinctly atlmonlshes FufcFal otliolals not to
o,.yuKe In the management Of political conven-
t!ons. Tho langungoi IA;
No olicer SHOULD 10 required or permitted 70
tnke part In tho management OF public or9slnl-
znloila, e4iuoissoA, conventions or election uhln-
rulKns. ThuEr right to Yuto aud to- exprask th0!T
vieWA orally Ur through tho. Prce9 u mol 4enteh
provided II lnea llot Interfere with thU discharge
1T tl.oir on,clal Iutlos. M assessment Tor pr
ltlcal purposes on ua!cera Of suhoEta,ale SHOULD
le allowed.
Iiuuln took part In " tho management" of tho
Springfield Ca1lyontlou. lIo aus part OF tho
management. 1t was ltaum who Registered Mr.
Logan's deptaions, appointed Nr. 1+oyan's oons-
,uIttooa, u,aie Mr.. Logan's rulnKs, and did must
of tho dirty work OF tho Springfield Convention
that was too dirty for Ar. Logan himself to do
oI,enly. Naum must 90, or tho tEestdont naust
rcpeal bis order an4 uonfcsa that II Il nul!ty
to sayo hls own dignity aud reputation. And
with Nuusn should Ko all tho hoyenuo and
post- Oico officials Of Illinois who assisted IL tho
stnpul,dous traul known " tho Springfield Con-
yeuupn.
, 1880-05-25

T1Iw Republican State Convention at
TGurstiny night, tho result bel,iK delegates ut.
lurKe anil CniHrusstoflMt tluteYnteA selectcl ny
pnckeh committee OF tho Convention tnStruot.
cd fur tIrMnt. This nn.la of soliciting tielGHatcs
ami only n,l0thor hlRh-hAndod Outrage. tlnt It
wAB necessary In Hrlor tn got sod or1nt tleE''-
gatinn. 4 portion OF tho regular delegates Toro
lusuItIt1Hly lItanlttted to R0hts, TEoy Decnpetl
them, uiidDr protest, but thRt they might Wt,rk
tt some advantage. After tho q rAlt erc&t hid
got through, tho 1ilnlne and Waahbnr.lo mum
nppulite elep.tes II, tho regular ,sny, W Con
IIssint, to tho ChioiKn Convention. They will
De admitted! Thesp autrnKoona proceedings IN
tho pnrt Ut tho Grnnt mgn lii Illinois Wtll hhvo
tho s,ifeot tn ov1rwhc,m tho ox-PrtsilcHt and
htY btIokery IN u lDiatDttuS acG ut popular WFnth
'rh,irrtlay WIS tho mst day. NJ tho tntrti- torn
Istss, ii ur,ant has hny shame. or II hia SUP
pnrters are not utterly .lopr'tyed or struck witty
littmker|a County tiVisj Dtmocrut.
Easttuun says: ".4fter tho 0rans crowd had
rot through, the nlninc and Washblsre Mon MP
pointpt! lalegntes II, tho rtgular way, by Colt
xrcas Districts" This Is. erruncoha; tho cnso Ia
much strtnEcr fur tho flnine and Washhurno
men. Thu districts nppolntrd delegates "hcforc
tho Grant crowii had got through" Thoh tho
packol Grnut Committee prnccctted to nppolNt
is Delegates TO tho National Convention oil
those nlruady selccted and nppolntpl by the
Grant districts hut III place ot tho nntt-drnnt
I0tcy,stea nlruntly selected md appointed by tho
until Grant districts, tho paokel Grant Commits
tco selected and assumed to nppoint Grant
delegates.
, 1880-05-25

An afternoon paber printed faAt evening u
telegram from Mr. j. d. Brown. cdltor Of tho
Galuhn Gazette, confirming tho stntotnent 1nhsle
III his papot yesterday morning thht Grant will
not Withdraw from the Presidential raoo. This
statement, Mt. l!rt,wn Aays, Is mhtis authort"-
ttvpty, and It Ia evident TINT tho ex-rrcsidont
had consented to the Use Of Ills naHu lung be-
ft,ra tbta.
, 1880-05-25

JupaE Tu1.Ey yesterday tlccitlett TINT the
Fifth National Dank Of this city was tnbic otte
Viinge Of Hyde Park for son1o $57.M0, being
p0rt Of tho amount for which tho lutte a. ..
Wal1rp.1, tho Treasurer of tho yilaRt. dcfattit'
cd In htny, 1s7B. Tho ground on which tho lnttik
WIS held intlo is tint its officers wcro coyn|xant
that tho funds npninst which Wnllrnii drew hts
pcrso,,al notes belonged to fiytto Tatk.
, 1880-05-25
ffNH ttrv. Isaac Err.sny.

THE NEy. ISAAC NELSON, All eloquent
Presbyterian Minister Ut Doltaat, was yesterday
elected to Parliament fur tho soAt in Muyo
WhIeh Mr. Pnr1lcll y4cutc4 that hu might sit for
Curk- 50 Rrcut waA Tho opposition to nurko.
tho cand'lAto nf tho Homnn Cathullo niAhop
and hls Clergy, tllat Ut WIZ Obliged to Withdraw.
ullA III. Nelson wus elsutetl without ooutest.
1nu ltey. Mr.. Nelson ls III a.ttnt supporter OF
Mr.. pnn,oil, md biz alsctlon Is Anotl.or evidence
us tl.s waiting influence VI the cier1eul party In
Lish politics. Us well ~ Ut tho growing tolerance
, 1880-05-25

DLASQur, the Communist candlttatc, Will
probably bo elected tn the French Chamber from
Lyons, hut It fl doubtful II ho will he permitted
. tako his acnt..
, 1880-05-25

-Tf1E Department OF Justico ut Washington
rill submit report to tho President on tho Nc
Arthur cnse In tlny or two. It is believed that
a pardon will De recommended.
, 1880-05-25

WuJ1AM E1rE md |. 4. Jackaon, citizens
at Abingdon, Va, Ind dtsrnto about tho prco
of somd tttnltcr. which culminntcd IN n hloriy
duel with rovolvrrs, yesterday. Jackson hnd tho
advantage Of 1sEfc II, having tho 1rst shot and
he followed up hfs advantage with threo othors'
any Of which would have enicd tho mattor
lsIfo tied almost instantly. jackson has boon
frI1.
, 1880-05-25

Ut tho Catholic pcasantry, who. In this Instance.
hnyo preferred Il Presbyterian Clergyman Of
nationnl prf,clivittea to nno ut the'f 6Ntf faith
whoso po(tIcal rccor,2 IA mt nbovo suspicion.
, 1880-05-25

TnNEE deaths llaye occul red Mt Moline, ILL.,,
from the lso Of partially cooked pprk which,
contained tr'chInms Seyernl othors aro reported
sick from tho s1,lle cause. Tho lhyslcians Ut
tho iowsl hava published card advising tho
people to uso ouly thoroughly cooked nent.
, 1880-05-25

THE Methodist Conference at Cincinnati
yesterday flxed on Philadelphia MS tho place Tor
noliItuR tho next Conference, and hduntet rcse-
buttons chilling on Congress and tho President to
snforco tho Inv agunst poiyKamy In Utah.
, 1880-05-25

lluss1A Is said to be takng advantage OF
the discomfort rrcnted In Turkey by tho demand
Ut tho Western European Huwcrs, especially
Fr..ucp and England. that tho Trealy OF Botlt,l
shall W cnrr!cl out by tho Government OF tho
Pt,rae. I!usala preteuds that she fuYorH MORT
lEnent ucAsures.
, 1880-05-25

;t,r1 Cu1c4Go Th1nusk has ostAal1shcd branch
ocns fr ,s roeoipt Of subscriptions and advertiser
tnents IA follows; ..-.
FApDES, Manager.
u1,AnGow, gcotland-At'an's American News
Agcncy. Al ttrnfc1d-*t. -..-..- .......
LONDON. Enp-Amcsican Exchange. @f3 stfano'
uHEnT +. Gttr1H. Agent
WASHINGTON. H. C.-l3t1 r etrcet.
, 1880-05-25

A COMMUNIST demonstration In Paris Sum
day wns attempted to he suppressed by tho po-
lice. Several nrrests woro mule. Tho demOH-
stratlon was In memory OF the Communists who
were shot after the suppression Of tho parlsiAn
revolt of 1871.
, 1880-05-25

Bill. KING, the Minnesota ex.Congrcss-
dhan, was examined yesterday by tho Springer
Investigating Committoo. King dcn!ed all
knowledge Of tho anonymous letters, and init
uatcd that Finley wits tho Anttor.
, 1880-05-25

districts hnyn tho right to clause ,scleEnes ht,d
uthptc havt not; TINT Egypt fnny ba represented
nccnrtlnE IN lla wiaiies hn tho Western l&cR1fve
nr 1lli,tnfa not: TINT t,erlocrhto districts nny
chunRc tiloir ovn tetcantos and Republican tltn-
trets isdt.
, 1880-05-25

p, Dy vote Of 9s9 to ol4. Sir Henry Drum
mond VOLTS nlotipn int to alluw lsrn.llangh to
tnko the oath prescribed fnr admission to the
House OF Commons wns reIcctel yestcrtlRy. Tho
effect OF this vote Will bo to ,ltlsuit Dradiaugh
without further delay.
, 1880-05-25

THERE IL not the least prospect that Cor-
Yress will adjourn On tho ,t1st ct May. The 10th
Of juno is now talked OF "a tho parliest 1ate nt
which nn adjournment cnu bo had.
, 1880-05-25

ALTHOUGH It Is ,sai.l TINT Music hath
charms to suOtho tho sayage hreast," music Ut
Cincinnati sooIns to rouAe tho angry passions.
Theirs Ia Il toud III that city betweun tho raya!
a,astars Of harmony, which fs conducted In IN
acrimonious md anything but harmonious
fnHhtt,N
, 1880-05-25

pRor. FELIX ADLER, the well-known jew
ish ethical philosopher, WINS mnrried yesterday
ut Drookly,,, Mayor Howell of3cinttng.
, 1880-05-25

JAMES Q. PUTNAM, Of New York, was yes
tes4lny nominated for Minister to Belgium, vieo
William G. Qoodloet resigned,
, 1880-05-25

The emigration from ireland this year
leems to be tho greatest over known In TINT
>ountry. It Is reported. though probably with
Iat much foundation, that nm nntl-omtgration
toclcty is about to be catabt!HhCti.
, 1880-05-25

' A TELE0IsAgiIlQ message has hGelt rG-
.e!vcd ut tho United States Legation at CoAstan-
ttnople which rryeals q horrible 6tAtp Ut sAlfer-
My ut Mussoul, Armenia. Thousands nEo dying
VI whit. Tho poor pcople suffer- i,,lescrbablo
torturcs. aud MAny ara so tnuddcned by tho
punya ot hunger w tu cut Ut the eMaclatca
&nruHnd
, 1880-05-25

LEON SAY las been select4.tt by q CAUCUS
ot the several sections OF tho Radical party III
the French Hcnnte lts thoir candidate for PrcA-
dent ot that holy. Jules Simon Will probably
~ tho candidate Ut the moderate Republicans
and tho M0nurchgta.
, 1880-05-25

h;ttct<tl l,Y Ile1t1atfx, |
tvyurlth = iN,lsx,tUa;
". +. lluil, La halle; Il. II
W. Willard, VIII, Al-i'
tcruntpa: 0dtlrxo Nh
tItliionbnck, KUlI,lall;E /
Eru,lp{A ll0wts.l, IAlS lShlIc. (
Ei9hth-pell.x,ttcs; J..
II, Wilson, IrfxIl,oIs; H. II
j, tiNl,t,1l, kltI,kakco. |.
Altur,,0tcs, li.W, Klli,Y,
IrCNIt1Oisi lrn G, Moslur,
KnIlkukc0,
Acknowledgement
| u, ii, iillinilttitl, JGFBoy;['
c, q, lihtpk, tJutlls,
Altcruatps, Ii. u. Mus
sIo, Pike: /. F,Wh4elor.l.
(irtMnO.
twelfth pcleHntcs;
(ttuirpo III, I}rinkerh1!f,
Sntln,Imoll; U.ai. Eaiiitx5, t
Ai0rxtlil, Alturrll,toa:
OrurID N. Hack, Eat,-
rtt,Ilt,ii, il. H,OrcoilleRf,
Enrv,,n.
Fsurtoentt - Dele-
rtttest E.H.W. lIAwurtll,I
MacoIl; J, il, iIarrls,
, 1880-05-25

THE supplementary election for members
Of tho French Chambers held Sunday resulted In
tho choice of two Republicans and ono Dona-
t]artiat.
, 1880-05-25

THE Lancashire co!ton-spfnncrs' strike
wns ended yesterday. tho mon returning to work
ut tho old ttltu OF wnkcA.
, 1880-05-25

IT appears TINT 1000 persons, not 1000. Us
1t first reported, participated In the wrcck'ng
and burning Of tho Barcelona 5pan} cotton MILL
sorty-threo Of tho ringleaders hnro been ar-
*nN
, 1880-05-25

Covtt'oft. MIL IN TINT proportion tlioae del
fsnics will vo!o for OF aEainsta lllr,l TORN OF |
utant.
't'hu Indignation whicl, tit,.fs expression
nil over tho Statu, M well as III Chicago, ls
directed agaf,tst tho attempt to rapu,llato anA
letent tho election, If tho dctcgates fro,n tho
ten n,ti-taraut tltstflrts, md to nppont
others in their u'aces The "l,nliE-
nation" which tho. Republicans ut ILL
,,ots expresS is a9alnst tllis ,1surpatton,
aga!nst THIS tisfn,,lellsen,a,lt Ut tho
Republicans OF tcn Congressional districts,
Including ttoso uf tho t3nlcm District, aid
against tho ilMpulunt assumption by Logan
tflat tic Republicans Ut Illinois silaIl bc rep
resented lii tho NatunAt Republican, CoMven-
tIo, only by ,ncm sclectett by l!tn,sclf, anil by
The utlicInt pensioners In Inns futslcd upon
tic pnbic scrvicc.
Tint IL tho Indignation which Will BE- cx-
pressed ut tho Wednesday, evening meeting.
Ills nn Indignation which wflmcet with SYM
tatl,y from tic representatives, of every other
Congressional district fl tho lard. Even In
l'cnnsylynnia mil Ncw York ehch Con-
grcsyfonal district WIS allowed to select
Its own delegates, md iii hll tho
unftcl States no nttcmpt was 1'latlo
to tnke frnn Congressional district
Its rlkllt to appoint It's own tlu!uyates, except
III tho case ct n,,u district III ka,,sns. III
Ohio eaeh district appointed Its OWL tlcle-
gates; tho sntne III Pennsylvania md Alnsss-
cllusetts; tho aat,y In Wisconsin aml Iown.
Indiana, 1owa, Minnesota, Michigan, anil
Chic. Thu State Conventions llasl nil lnrga
nntl-arant ,najorlttcs hut no olio proposed
to talks front cncli district Its right to select
tfu sfn1nnrtoo
, 1880-05-25

Ci,c8e,. In Committee,
Seventh = Delegates:
+; +: ,!i, ,BiuIl. Il h.lt1e: Z.
y" M!'Itu. itu,,,',., I'LL u ninpI- 1ts,I-
iis,,,ta...k' Kt,,,,tnli: Fran
ria lit,wf,tt. In Sniln.
, 1880-05-25

FAMINE is making great hayoc In Asintic
Turkey. Tho dcnths hro salh to 10 inuumet-
able.' --
, 1880-05-25

Hfcvjeker'a Theatre.
hfpdeor struof, between Dearborn md State.
Abtoy's Hum ptJ- -Dumpty md spanish studonts.
, 1880-05-25

THE time Of the English uonse Of Com
mons seouls to bo tnkcH up to tho exclusion OF
everything else. with discussions OIL tho right OF
Mr.. nrndlauKh to his soat, and tho 1tness OF Sir
Dartlc Froro for tho 0ovcrnorshIp Of South
Africa. Sir Wlifrcd Lnwaosl, a member ot tho
lladtcnl scetlon Of tho Liberal party, hns givcn
notice that he will move IN address for tho ro-
Gull Of tho lntter RcntIcman from bis post. Tho
debate wilt undoubtedly bo very vigorous and
acrimonious, and Mr.. Gladstone will have sosne
difficulty In defending his action In rotAl1tng
Frerc. 1t will bo interesting, too, to notc tho
strength of tho Halieal soouou, which will bo
shown by tho division lists.
, 1880-05-25

TIE exodus from Washington to Chicago
has spt In IN dead earnCst. Con. 0ltrAeitl, Wh0
IL 3iernlati'a rKht-hand mnn, left yestert1ay. ~
did WIll!ntn +. Chandler, who will havc chnrge
Of thu n!aln0 fnrccs. And Don Cameron, Whu
with I.0Rnn and Eonking, Will f0rEn tho third
turn tstulnsirRtc. Tho respective backers of
each Of tho candidates profess to bo ccrtatt, OF
their minis noIniuutlon, but nutil the uuit-ru!o
question " sctt!ol all predictions would 6oeln
verso than useless. Secretary Sherman says ha
will not Under any circumstance nccopt second
ptace, aud basos hlR hopes Ut obtaining tho
iirBt plaGa on tho baIiot TINT Grant and
llatno wilt kill nnch other OF. 1t has novor oc-
c,,rrctl to tho Seerotary TINT thcro aro d'trk
hu.xea who may obtAin tho votes OF tho two
strongest candidates II, easo thoy should bo
obliged to withdraw. tobinson. tho Chairman
Ut the Ohio lelcgauun, IN acknowledgement
language. says that "Ohlo natls its forty-four
votcs to tho Sherman mast, and they Will 70.
usain tAore TIL ahot down." Tho friends Of tho
other candidates .Aro equally eloquent III re-
solvB. 1t ls conceded even hy tho third
tcr,ners that should Orant not obtuin
tho nomination on tho Hrst ballot, which
to tho impartial observer seems ont OF tho
question, hls chances will 9row small and beau-
t!futly Icss thereafter. Tho Itn!ne mcn aro
tho luost enthusiastic, and tholr candidate
| after tho frat baliot will probably gain nloro
lnrxely thun any othor. Tho fayoria so1la dis
posed Ut. tho Maine senatos will draw tboIr sup
porters to hia standard. 1t touks now Us II tho
temporary organization Mill be In favor OF tho
| "plumvd Knights 1t wall undoubtedly be until
| Grnnt, Mcpherson, Ut ret,nsylyuniu, seerntary
OF tho Natlonal Colnulittce. ii a strong nlalno
.un1, and oaus u 10 III position to stute that
tho maturity of that body IL for Hlu!nc, aud
/ against urnnt,
, 1880-05-25
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In MAif-1N AnvAHCE--rOsrAt7H 1lErA111.
!;ay catt'on, IRE 1 S1
f'httIn}. 1hHsstAy, And Saturday, pnf yeat.. S.11
sst.ntny, wnHnHs1hS, nr1d frtn{i paf ycnr:. M'sH M'sH
Any nti.er hHs per ycAr.. &'VV
wEEKLY KDlTiUN--rOSfl'A1D.
f1,r cnr{. rat AtW
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fGn.cihien coptos sent fro1 ....-...
tive t'ur.-0 0ica address, In full, Including State and
County. ....4
loMlttanceA f1hy bo mad4 Etthnr BY drnft esnfotss
Iustute hrttrs al IN rnxi*teted 1ostAt at our fisk
TO CITY euHsCtlt1iEf,S. ....
DhIly delivered SNhdAy oteoptcd 81 cents per "eeks
batlJ loiyored, sunday tncidod 10 chnh ror week.
AGdrett TftH TRiHUNE COMPANY.
Cornce Mddlaon and nontborn-sts.. chtaQot LII
, 1880-05-25

IInverls's 1hentre.
dearborn street, corner OF Monroe. HaFefl9s
1tnAtodon StIustrcls.
, 1880-05-25

1lhndo1ph strret- between Clark nHt In ea1s. Eli
Ragemcnt Of Powers TarnEun Comcd1 COMPANY
+Ductot Clyde"
, 1880-05-25

In 1870 tho Republicans elected eleven Con-
grrss.non In this State. Thoso wcru returned
frtrn tho First, Thtrt, Fourth. Fifth. Sixth. sev-
cnth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth. and
Fourteenth Districts. 1t n tinttaiNttcd thnt nl
Of those 0xutpt tho Seventh. Eighth. atls1 Four.
teruth Districts sent nntl. lr7lnt delegations to
Springfield, WIN thorU sclGctotl nntl-Qrnnt del
cg,atcs to tho National Convention. In other
words. tho districts that were Republican III 1BIG
8tnnd eight to threu nguthst tho thlrtl term.
These eight districts wero cnrrlod' for tho Re-
publican candidntcs by n totnl MnJur1ty OF
.D,.sxt oyer thE tntnI vOto nf tho tlcxt hlyhest
candidates opposing, while tho tfirco Grnnt Ills
triots guvo Mljorlty OF h,11cB. How fur the
party Is indebted to toso exht districts for tho
preservation Of the Stale tn tho Republicans
tt,,t yrar ID sufficiently apparont when II Is ro-
1uenuercl thut Tho tnaj jnrlty for Mir. Hayes III
tho Stntu was but ie,f31.
III 1878 suvet Of theso eight districts returned
Republican Iuembers, with d tntnl majority Of
.s,ii:s.7 oyor tho next highestcandiiatcs opposing
wEc tho remaining Two dlstrluts tint elected
Republicans thAt ycur Hnvc IL total rnalority Of
1i,Ul nvur tho noxt highest opposing cnlidItlntes
These figures show tho extont to which tho
party stronyhultls In tho StAte wcro bu!d0zcd
md rubbed Ut tholr l,oticni llDcrteH by cttslt-
tlon butweon Il minority Of tho Republican a1ltt
tho ayowcsl Democratic districts. Those dis
tr.lnchiael districts owo 1t rs duty to tcr Ic-
pubiennlem to condemn these practices [n taletr
own party with tilu s,,no spirit md pro1nptncss
with which they do tho like methods that have
proynItct IN tho South. Soonur or Inter every
uurty that pursaes them must learn thAt while
political iMpreasulcnt mny SECURE nominations
1t cnnnut cocrco votpra.
, 1880-05-25

'rnE apparent majority ut thirl-tcrnlcrs
In tho Springfield CoiHontton wns s0vc1ity-tillle.
hut tho reul mnt0rlty wns uniy sovcti, nntl no
n1nrut thlrty-sx rpHtlhr Couk Uninty dole"
Ahtts wcrc excluded fT't,i tho Convention nn't
thor seats Hlvcn to thtrty-alx thfrtf-tttntcts,
which tliAhunest trick ,ntllo difference In tho
result ot sBvpnty.two vntce. Bit this was not
N1l Thorp were aOrno forty country ttlcHnteA
rcnily opposed to tho thri.tortu l.lattoss nni to
tho bunztng tnutlcs uf tho flose. Thfs wis shown
On tho vnto to atllnlt Tho regular Cook County
delegations whluh naotto:, was unly dofcatcd by
thiriy.cst votca md TINT, ton, ny the d!stltit1'
ost ruling OF lsu,. who rctsud to lot Tho tItty"
six ,lncontcsted Ct,uk ,lulc9atcs vutc OH tho
question. II the feyulnts Ind DDon admitted
their ptcsc,,co and strength would i,hvo
Infused coi,rngc Into tho forty antt-thtrd-
ter1nera who wcru pnratyzed by fear OF tho
1loss. Thuy wcro MI doonly 'htereatct' IN the
st1ctcss uf ccfttin cat1lilMtcs for stnto u1tcc,
and wcro trimming md tradlng to tnnko votes for
their fnvnriis. As long rs tho Hoss had cotltrnl
Of tho Cnnvcntion they waro afraid to uncover
md show tiieir real sentiments OH tho l'rosIdch-
tial question. II tho ninety regulars of Cook
had Nut their seats, these furty.odd tiMid anti
thirti-tcrlnurs wouil hnve instnntly developed
Into bold outspoktn antts. With tho regular
Cot,ks" nlmittcd. thoro wis strong working mn
jnrlty opposed to tho LESS schemes, anu tho H1ss
well know It. MI man I'M tho Convention WINS more
sonsitively nllvo to tho fnet TINT It tho rcRalnrs
wcro not kept out nnd tho boltets let III his
+buom " wotil.l burst on hts hands. 1t wns neck
or nothing with him. Ills "Trip would bo lost tho
| t.lu1nunt tho regular Cook Culinty delegation
were e.,nto md therefore thoy must a1l 10 rx-
c,cl ut oycry ha1arl In the preliminary orgnt'-
| lzation, and nonriy hnlt of tho,n permanently.
| 1t WIS q GeepGrzitG EatrlC be WIS playing, IN
which he wan by riding rouRhshtNl over right,
/ fntr ptny, md pnrty precedent. Int tho tc.
/ fn."lcd side viii tnko MI appeal to tho Supreme
ft.,.-. I
, 1880-05-25


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,..',.,,.t.. ~ nm ri t,,aif ntvtt fj,ith
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Wrt,r1A.f E1FE and |. 4, JackRon, eftfzons
NJ Al1nyjn, vn.. bof1 A dlantttb about tho prtco
ri antnn ttntrr. which culmtnntcl IN l,lnttiy
,,uci will, royolvrts, Yesterday Jackson Ind tho
nIrnntnuc of ltlfc II, having tho 1rst shot, and
l,o followed IN fs advantage with three otors,
l,Ifo tlio,i almost instantly. jackson has boon
nrrcatel.
-
JunnE tTurEy yesterday dccttlcH TINT the
Fifth National Dank Of this city WIS tlnbic to tho
Village Of Hyde Park for son1o $57.W0, being
part Of tho amount for which tho late a. D.
Waldrou, tho Treasurer pf tho yil1aRt. hcfattit'
cd In stny, ls7B. The ground on which tho lnst'k
WIS held lntlo !s tint Its officers Wcfo co0nl1nnt
nrrso,,o, nutns 1e1pnre{f to fiy,to pnrk.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-01

COMPLIMENTARY AND QUITE TRUE.-
The delegates who attended the recent
annual session Of the West Susquehanna
Chassis at Rebersburg, fell desperately in
love with Brush Valley. The following
from the Lewisburg Chronicle is an index
to the opinions entertained by all the dele
gates regarding the fair valley and the
hospitable town in which the Classis was
held
The only fault to find with this valley is
its name. Brush Valley without the brush.
Instead of brush 1t is a valley of broad, fer.
tile fields. In no other valley does the
earth yield her increase more bountifully.
The very sight of the waving grain maketh
glad the heart of man. Nestled in. the
heart of such rural fertility, Rebersburg's Is
cup of plenty literally runnetb over. The
valley is narrow, but the hearts of the peo-
pie are large, and greatly given to hospi-
tality. Never did families open their
doors wider and load their tables heavier
for guests. The pastor loci Is in this re-
spect also an example TO his flock. The
physician of the town Is In no wise found
behind in this grace Of hospitality. We
liked his prescriptions. True, he insisted
on large doses, but they were not hard
to take.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-01

THE CENSUS OF CENTRE CoUSTY.-We
have compiled from past reports the fol-
lowing table showing the population of the
various boroughs and townships of Centre
county for the decades of 1870, 1860 and
1850, in order that the readers of the DEM
ocRAT will be able to make comparisons
1880. The work Of the present enumer-
ators is now almost finished, and we hope
that next week our table of population
will be complete with the figures of 1880.