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TrLE--Cornied Sis to 500; grass do YEAR
lint SoGSS; steers, from to 5 years old,
SlhGsln; barn cows, Sl5@SlS.
llonsEs- Mustang ponies, ys6- a $50; farm
stock, A0@S7A buggy horses, sGO6Si0t, sad
lle, 500 to Gl2b.
MuLgs-From Glteen to sixteen hands high,
e75 to $40.
HoGs-on foot, 4hG5c.> ior Inferior toprime
porkers.
MurToS su4r-They are guctable at 80 5OSss
DER head
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errort
and indscretions of youth, nervous weak.
pess, carly decay, loss OF manhood, ETC.,
will send u recipe that will cure yod free OF
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send @
self-addresscd envelope to the Rev. Joseph
7. Imam, Station y, Now York city.
n2sd&wly
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IRON - We quote merchant bar, 4c rates
Norway and Swedes, lOc
Prov sTEEL-SC.
WIRk-Smooth wire, No. 8, Ike. Mes. 10 and
II, nc; No II, SC. per pound; harbed wire
10 to 10; japanned, lOo.; extra cut barb,
galvanized extra cut barb, llNc.
HoRsE suoRs-Per keg,S6 51;mule shoes,T 90.
Horse SHOE NAILs-Per box, 20 pounds. No
7, SO. 90; no. 3, S5 10; No. 6, $3.50.
NAILs-From l0d to cod, "a % rates.
TINNER's STOCK Block tin soc per pound
tin plate, llx2O Sll per box; /. c. l4X20 81 80;
do lOxll 81 80; zinc, topper ID; solder, lie per
lb; sheet iron, GO '9rIo.
AxRs-Per box. Oxen, $40.
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CRASnsEnIxs--sa 75aS per brshel.
McR-wholesale I TO *
a. eALr--ip barrel, Says LiVerpool In
sxcks.i u, 1ne, 81 80; RCck 81 10 ptrsacl
cnkcKkns-7Soda, XXX, ", To xxx, 7
e nv Trade Mark, ~; Cream, singer
mar sc per Id.
eSAr- Olive, k<c. perpound, Blue India, 6x
SSTSh Snunat. $40. q. P. Whiteman
6os ba'as Soap Work.. Pale olive, 10,
CMnlic, 90 per pound. Eureka Mnnufact,,rine
unxe, AZ cents per pound. - AN''
nAss-itoi&e. per pound.
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BACON Long clear sides OIz; short clear
94 breakfast bacon l2c.
Dry sAlr-Long clear sides, 50 short clear
sAc.
ID do, llh@l2,
LArp-Tierce, ga; half barrel, lCA; IGils
to 10 pounds, IL; pounds. IA.
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CoAt-We quote. Indian Nation at 81 50 per
tor Delivered, or free on boardi COKE soc. per
barrel Of one hundred pounds.
delivered.
CHARCoAL-Sixty cents per barrel
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MONEY AND TRADE,
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION

SIN Another Advance I'm Cotton
MiddIing Firm AZ 10 Cents-Meats
steady--Corn Barely Maintains
80 Cents--Oats Slightly OF
Country Produce In Active
Demand--TOwn Full of
PcOpIe-TradeG Good.
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mED,cNu.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, 26O pages. cloth
and gilt binding, 80 cents. same in papeI
covers, 20 cts. Manhood, 10 cents, Woman
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 8 cents-securelv
sealed, BY mail. Send money or postage
stamps DR.. WHITTIER, the great specialist
r'7 81. Cherl@s Street. st. Louis. No.
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CoFFRE-Rio, common, lbg5hcj ordi-
nary, l5h; fair, IS; good leA;
rhine, II; choice, lGh@l7; Laguayra,
l5H; Java, 2s@S0c.
TEAs-Imperlal from i58G5c per pounds
Young Tyson, lO@GOi Colong, Ij@B0ci Japan,
60Gbjc,
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ALCOuOL-S2, IS to 81 40 per gallon.
WHsKY-Sweet mash, 81 .25GG.50; souI
mash, S .GO@S5, according@age.
YIN rs larci, in case, Sol6@$ ~; Catawba
per gallon, 81 lO@S2; Port, per gallon, ST ~ q
w; Sherry, per gallon, 81 ,2O@S3; Madeira, pei
SalIon, 81 6O@S5; White wine, In cases, "a "a
ESQ.
CHAMPAGNE Cooks, In baskets, Sls@s20
Hedsieck, In basket, S2S; krug, in basket. 627
Domestic champagne, sl0@lG.
ALE-StOck ale, per dozen, " .l5GS2 .5Oi Por-
ter, per dozen, S2QS2.5a.
H0rrLE BEER-st, Louis quarts Sl9, pints
Sl2 80. Budwiser, Sl2, pints Sl3 80.
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INerE.-7he quotations following, untess
otswpSs stated, are for wholesale spot cash
lota. Wtea time is asked OF small amounts
ysr~ckastd, hichtyrateS are dcmaaGsd.l
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PRAIRIE CH1CKENs-We quote at Zoe. apiece.
SoUIRRELs-Per dozen, 6Oc.
CIuoKENs-We quc.e S3 for spring; for
grown. g3 to a2).
TuRKEYs--we quote goc ~ 81 apiece.
DUCKS For tame, FIac; wild, a6c spice.
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OAK SoLE-LEAruEE-Ove 20 lbs, 40ci dc
amer 20 lbs, 3lc.
uEMLoCk SOLK-LEATHER - Best Bahao
slaughter, SOC good co, 29c; besl MaInmOlas,
zoo good do, 27c; good dam zed, 25c; poor do,
$50.
OAK HARNESS LEATHER-No. /, 4Oci do, No.
IS.
HEMLoCK HARNESS LEATHER--No. l, IS; do,
No. 2, IS,
EJrPER-French cali, 81 20 to s.; do. klp,$l 10
cSl.35 per pound; American calf, SOC 9Sl 80;
10. kip, 65c@$l.
CoLLARs--Duck, No /. per dozen, $3.50.
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BjNEs.-We quote mixed 50 80 10 81 per ton
IIoRNs-2h to 3 cents per pair.
TALLow.-Four and q half to five cents pc
pound wholesale. Retail Gems.
BEEswAX..We quote lSc to 70 cents re
pound. ~
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Hides.

HIDEs--Dry flint, IS pounds and upwards, Ice;
dry klps, free Of grubs IL CO. grubb kips, lie;
all damaged, wet or dry, half price; deer
stins, SOc. sheep skins from 25c GD50c each.
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PEAoHEs-1 pounds, al VI; 8 pounds
,TssAroxs-2 pounds, 81 rs; pounds
BLAcKBRRMHs-yl. IS.
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Butter and Eggs.


Gees 25C. per dozen.
80 cents for cholcei 27Ji for Inferior
u nlInIrN nd M
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Wnrnn M0na.Work.
Fish and oysters.

sroKrs-Erom 2 to tx inch, peg set, xxx
select, S3; Xxx, S2.7h
SAWED FELLoRs---'" 20 2H, 50 per set.
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suGAns.--Me quote: Powered 1919 Crushed
HAi Grrnu' ated II; standard A ii White
extra 9, llH; extra Z l0ss to lO&; yellow
$40 lOi Louisiana new white clarified l0aic
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Bucgics. Reds. wheels and Poles.

Reported by W. N. Baxter, 400 Elm street,
WHRELs--(Ssrven IA Wholesale, sl3 PER
set; u Sl0.26; Q tS.95; b 81 %.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. --Burl 3 patent, SIS,
$40 and $40 for lain, single and double pam
neS
SHAFTS. IA 81. TO; q s3.bG.
Poles .-B 50; A ell,
BuGGEs. - Is end spIiug, SO; A side spring,
S75. strictly A Ihaotons $50. Carriages
ssUs. Gcntlemen's driving buggy, side bar,
$3.50; do speeding, So. End sprng, strictly A
sliS top open, 40 to SIS; side pring do, sllb to
Sle5; Jump.urteais do, Sl9S; platform spring
do, 500; three spripg do, 800.
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RngrinE,nnd Tics


BAaaING-Standard. l2Is-
ARROW TIRs-S2 50 per bundle.
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS. We bavs
been seiing Aw ft's Syphiiitio Specific fo
years, ana regard 1t superior 10 anythIn
known to Scieuce, for the diseases for which
1t Is recomme ded. We have never known
of single failure
y j. Cassels, Townsville, Ga: L. y. Greer
o., Forsythe, Ga. Hunt, Rankip 4 Lamar.
Aflouta, Ga; Pemherton, SnInuels & Rev,
rolts, Atlanta, Ga; Daniel & Marsh, Atlanta.
Ga
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, 1874,
We have used Swifis Syphihiic Sp,clfcin
The treatment of envicts for the l. 80 year
and be levi Is the only certain remedy thai
viii elect permanent cure for diseases Ior
which you recommend it..
GRANT, ALEXANDER 4 Co
81 $50 reward Will he pajd 10 any chen,is,
who viii find, on an.lysts OF lUi bottles OF
y. 5. s., on" particle cf mercury, iodlde potas.
slnm, or any mineral substance.
Prepars only by the swift Specific com
pany, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by George T. al.
Kins, Common T. Wolknr a~d w u pattprso
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DALLAS DAY GOODs QUOTATION'

GERMAN MILLKT-We quote atsl 90 per bushel;
Cottop-At the OH Mil, 1Oc per bushel.
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OYSTERS 10 C, per hundred,
FISH -l2Ac. per Id.
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Cotton

Excited and higher. Mcrote an adyerce Of
fully "a and quote:
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Dallas wooi.. NHarkc
miscellaneous srooers, stock.

Free OF ourrs, fine %; medium, "a, bury
Is TO 20 npr mount
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wshATCn Local AGENTS everywhere to sell Tea,
w AN 6U Coffee, Baking Powder, flavonpE IL.
tracts etc, by sample, 10 families. Prsht
good vsh, Zee. Peoples Tea Co. Boz so 81 LOUIS Ne
.prihsO,9 ri
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pnn.Ilng ponalona.

,,utNDrpN, Juuc - tialms tuT
pensions pruiIug byiUTu thr department.
have Increased In the L,st i1urtcen
months at the utO al at least h,uOO "A
mouth These unsettled claims are nov
mprr than double the number al the
dttr ui tur passage ut the Arrears oi
rrustuu Act lu January, lSsn There
arr uuN prud,ug iu the office at least
gS1Wa rlaims During thU slN munthS
prcrrdug the passage ui the arrears act,
that h., irom July 1, 1915, tu January l,
Isla. the uunbrT Ut claims iiird pei
month dli not EXCEED | 2IO mNallts
AMI widows claims together. Daring
the seventeen months since tbc passage
1T the act tho aycTts, has been at least
= lUl per month II Is imposslbic with
the present iacllitirs at the prusiun hu.
tclu o. dJsIHss ui more than 2,du0 at
thrsr ease, per month, 80 that these
rlaims arr Row arrumuiatlug ~ the rate
1T i've ur slX thousand aud u would
take. Clmmlssiuuer Bculicy says, many
yrars tn dispose at the claims no" pend
tur
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lies between Hancock and English, with
tho chances In favor OF Hancock. Il
says that II Bayards friends break this
morniua

lice betW cen HANCOCK anu Engitsh, Win
tho chances In tavor OF Hancock. II
says that II Bayard's friends break this
morning
Hancock 10 Sure Of II.
Morrison, Of Illinois, will probably be
chosen for Vice President II New
York leaves Payne II will be TO 20 TO
Tlden, and the Ohio men are conlsm.
plating the possibility Of throwing Ohio
solid for Tlden.
CSclSSArl, June sI.--Ths indica.
tons are that Hancock will be
nominated early. There seems 10
have beon stampede In that
direction, and u the managers at
his interest push their advantages yigor'
orously and wisely they can win. The
South, although wanting Bayard, lear
10 take tho responsibility oi nomina.
ting him, aud looking iayorably upon
Hancock, The Southern view 10 voiced
by Gov. Marks, OF Tennessee. lie SAIL,
l think Hancock IL probably
tho strongest man who can bc nomna.
tel, and u selected they will put away
the bloody shirt; they cannot wave H.
Hancock has no fear, he will be
Strong In New York. Strong IN Indiana
aud Strong Evsrywhsrs
The objections that are raised against
Bayard, Hendricks aud Others cannot
be raised against him. the Hancock
men claim that their favorite will 10.
ceive S3l votes on the iirsl ballot. They
promise the second place To Morrison.
u Illinois will vote Tor Hancock. hut
some OF the delegation think IL possible
10 concentrate tho opposition 20 Han
cock on Morrison. They will push the
work 10 that end, but missionary work
at this eleventh hour In likely IL fail of
success. II is clsimed Tor Morrison
that the arguments used in favor oi
Hancock are equally strong for him, and
that he has hal the advantage al cs.
pcrienoe In civil affairs.
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The Asgrosaious OF spanish UrHaiers 10
DO brought 10 an End

M,pEIn. June 2l.-tien. fa,TChild,
United states Minister, has been IN
strurtrd hy the SIate Department at
Washington tn make an energetic pro
tcs. against the conduct ui spanish gun-
husts aud revenue cutters m Spanish
waters iu muiustlng and othcr~lse inter
ieTiug with AmcTi,au vessels. lhn case
at the Ellen Merrltt u not the hrst IN
stance IA which foreign ships have been
hrrd into. chased aud stopped 10y span
ish var cruisers, even outside waters
over which spain has uo jurisdiction.
Within "A period Oi less than eighteen
months spain has had to pay slO,OO
tor similar aggression OR an English
steamer. 80, ,O,O TOT aggrvssiouS On bor-
man vessels. aud one heavy hne tor haN-
ing stopped an American ship.
ONing a. the proximity oi Cuba to the
United States, the tact that refugees
IRON the island are scattered all over
the countTy from kcy West to New
York. and that the money ~ start nit
huster,ng expeditions, sustain insnr-
.ents in the interior Oi Cuba aud keep
alive the revolutionary movement,
comes mainly from eN,led Cubans aud
their sympathiEers in the United
states. vessels bearing It's hag are
regarded With tho utmost suspicion
by spanish naval olhcers. II has been
determined, however, by the Goyern'
ments ol tue United STATES, Great Brit.
ain aud Gcrmany that these repeated
aggressious by spanish cruisers shall
come to an end. and have u on most
Trustworthy authority that these powers
Ia the event oi repetition II the ontFa'
ges, will insist not only on the payment
Of damages, but also on the punishment
OF the spanish officers by whom the OF
lsnsss may be committed.
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VOL. Il.
TIIE NEWS.
A Capitalization of the Import.
ant Events Of Yesterday.


ant Events Of Yesterday.
The famous Shoe.wae-cae.mrt'e boat
club have disbanied
pr Chas. NElsck, the eminent Ger.
man Theological wrller, - dead
Dor the hrst time VA many wears
Qur,u Victoria Is going ia Ireland
Tue Republican state Convention oi
Name has rcuomruatcd Gov. Davis.
~,r taruct Wolsclcy has heru gazcttci
,,rand Cross 1T the Orler oi the Ba h
Tue bullion IA tho bank oi England
u,r,aSyd ,r;NW" during the past
scra
Tb, Pope has srut a valuable work ui
AT O., ,uustsutjuuplr as a Kit tn the
~ultJu
the hug oi Bulgaria has married
Mil Nuus"H Their united INCOME is
ah,u, s3WN.N0
The late yrusus has agalu brought
iorNard the oldest uhabiI1ut tie IL a
colutrI uan ri New Work city, aged
Ms
Ik- proposed canal between the l.ay
ut R,,,, aud the Mediterranean will
probably be- taken up by the French
Government
Tur combined anthracite cual interest
have drc,icd to continue Ihe present
pau 1T restriction by wo,kiug three
I,y. alternately iu each WccN la July.
rlrrc D., an ourry IN England over
th, honorary Col1uplr'e- ol regiments
g,,rlur -rmr u .WO. .NO year, aud iiliul
d, l,d Urnyrals, Who jo uoti ng lor
the m'upN.
TUr spanish Minister 1T Justice, rc-
plying TIA question ga the Chamber ui
Deputies, SAID the law tot the ahulitiou
ui slavery lu Cuba would hc faithfully
carried cut,
BNd. tbc English sculIcr. audi la,
,hyt barker. Mr. Chrisiophcr BarrJss,
ut New Castle. sailed ior home uu Tues
iAy Buyd Appeared Ia rN,ellcnt
hrsiJL, aud oR bIs arr'VA IA England
will arrange iuG nrw matches.
SNr,, papers state that the ~. Guthard
tunnel r,tu great danger ct falling IA.
l.md SLIPS continue o. Ihrra''u the ma.
sonny. aui the vuS,urvra thtUk that the
uuly NAY tu aryr.t thc danger o. tu mod-
ity lhr lJur trtyri uut lur lhc tuuuvl.
l,uiuu ,urIyty ha, been surprised hy
the JuUuwvw,ut 90, tur approaching
marrJa.r ut toe iau ul Malmcshury
With Nr.. lrrrIlr The hrldcgruum Il
ia h,, seventy Srcoud year, dud the
hrilr. whusr trst husband VAS ono oi
the hr,t yictuus ot tho Zulu war Is
about halt at that age.
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thousand throats sent forth n glad ac-
Claim, Ten thousand hats and hand
kerchieis asoended into the air and the
banners Of all tho States
Rallied Around tho Banners OF Pennsyl.
vania.
The brass band in the balcony struck
up and the great organ peeled forth
strains ol gladness A banner hearing n
life sized portrait Of General Hancock
appeared over the Presidents desk, and
the applause was renewed aud renewed
again. The ladies joined IN, until some
tainted with the heat aud others cried
great tears ol joy, The speech.msking
aud handshaking, the singing aud shout
ing, continued Tor tho space Of nearly
two hours. When Tammsny and anti
Tammauy
Claspsd Hands at tho Chairman's Desk
aud pledged the united aud reconcIled
Democracy Of New York to the ticket.
The baud aud the great organ struck up
Aud Lang Syne," and ten thousand
voices joined in the chorus That wasa
scene that can never be forgotten. II
was no stampede by which General
Hancock was nominated.
Tho Strongest Man Tor Success.
As said before, the nomination was
really made before the Convention met.
There hal been no tight oi factions, M
at Chicago, aud the machine in politics
had exhibited bat slight power TIL"
delegates had mainly come unpledgcd
aud they were animated with the one
desire to select the strongest man Tor
success When they believed they had
found that man they nominated HIN
with vIm aud hurrah.
Oommonts OF tho Press.
The Times, ot this city, II leading Rc.
publican paper, accurately voiced the
delegates to the convention when II
said "rhcy are seeking lot mau with
stainless record. II IL a process ol
careful selection. They want the lillcst
to survive. No less than nineteen can
lidatcs were voted lor on the first hat
tot. Tho elimiuatiuns began un the
second ballot, anl the hopes that in
sp,rud thc great body ol the delegates
vas fulfilled aud the iittesl survived
The convention did not have to turn
to a new man To- break u dead lock, hut
to the man who will poll the largest
number ri votes in Noycmber
Tho Enquirer Is pleased with the tick
II aud the spirit ui the Convention. aud
viii declare that
SuoooAs Is Now Assured
lluu. Richard smith, editor at the
Gas.Hc, Coucedcs the great strength at
the ticket, aud admlrcs the harmony
aud enthusiasm with which the results
nj the Convention have boon received,
Col. Alex. Mcclure, editor at thc
Philadelphia Tim,s, prououncos this the
slrnngcst tirkct that sould bc made, pos
ltIycly Imprcgnahlc. lie warmly con
graduates the party on itS exhibition ol
good sonse.
The New York Hcrdh will say tn-mor'
row morning that the party showed
wisdom beyond expeditions, aud that
the ticket IL agood one lur independents
tn support. ".
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w VA FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 1880. =

civil is so pronounced that no other man
can be 40 safely trusted at this hour,
when
imperialism Monaoss Constitutional Gov
ernment.
HIS military record Is 80 pure and stain.
less rs to excite enthusiasm. Ills cour'
asc Is 50 conspicuous that none will dare
"a dispute his title to the Presidency
when once the American people have
conferred IL. The platform is ringing
epunciation OF Democratic principles,
and the practice Of which in the admin
istmtion Of the government will confer
the blessings oi true republicanism.
Wa,tersons
Tafia Plank on Tildon
Ia proper enough. The old man IL dead
apd the obituary should always he de-
Gently written. lie deserves we'll for
past services, even il his friends did In.
discreetly seek 10 press him 10 the front
alter his usefulness Was ended
ICincinnati is giving tho nominations
amagnRcent send of. Her two hundred
and tifty thousand people are on the
streets witnessing the parades aud pro-
cessiOns. As write there IL passing
beneath my window joint procession
oi the New York regulars aud Tammany-
ties, hearing banner with the inscrip.
ton,
Now York Democracy Solid for Hancock
Fifty Thousand Majority.
bands al music are heard IN every di-
rectiun aud crowds are thronglng the
streets IN front oi all the hotels. Al
the Grand Hotel speeches have been
male by gentlemen from twoniy.siS dill
ieront States. The ratification started
by tho Queen City will be taken up and
spread to every town and hamlet IN the
Union, until from mountain top To- tho
valleys there will ho one universal voice
speaking the glory with which the Gin
cinnati Convention has covered itself,
and bearing uu to victory our gallant
standard bearer. q, IT, NJ.
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OUR STANDARD BEARER,
As DESCRIBED sY GOV. HUBBARD,
or TEXAS.
Ia hi' Speech Before the cIaeiaasa csa.
Ssn,ion-A Great Soldier, Q Gssd
Man and . Faithful cihssa-A
Victory Ia November Assured.

Below We give tho speech Of Governor
Hubbard, Of Texas, In seconding the
nomination Of Gen. Wiadfcld 4. Han.
cock. lts delivery aroused in,snss 90.
thusissm among the delegates and spec.
tators, and again aud again wss The
speaker interrupted by storms Of sp.
plause that seemed to shake the very
building, The fccling was widssprssd
aud found expression in . multitude oi
ways, that with such . man. the party
would put forth a powerful effort. and Q
tidal wave of Deniocralic victory would
sweep over tho land which would land
HIN sale In the White iouse without
thu sid oi fraudulent returning boards
or partisan electoral commissions
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"JoY TO TaE WORLD "

Tho Democracy wild with EuthuSiasm
Nothing Approaching IL bvor Before
Boon un tins Continent A United Party
Coos Forth to Victory soonoa Ia Music
Hall whom tho Result was Announced.
special Dispatch lu the Ecgistyr.
CINCINNATI, June 81
How unfortunate that owing To the
poverty oi language W. are sometimes
the witnesses ul scenes aud experience
which II II utterly ImpussIhlc to COM
muuicatc an accurate description ct.
such has hccn the tate ol those Who
we're spectators to the great political drG-
ua presented IN the city to-day. When
the Convention adjourned yesterday
there WAS feeling among all promonll".
~ ui the great tidal wave which WAS
coming in. aud which reached the Hood
to-day.
tclcgraphrd YOU last night that the
ticket would hc Hancock ur English,
II IL Both.
Al night through the fever Was kept
up, aud the higher tho pulse rose the
stronger Il beat lot Hancock, The dem
unslralion Ia his favor uu Yesterday
rylnccd the fact that the machine power
IA Democratic politics was crushed The
maritime men grew dcspondcnt, and cor.
rrspuudlngly public sentiment grew IN
Al. u.tI I1t
aid ui party machinery az money,
pusScSsrd magnetism enough b. ride over
thc machine which has sn long cursed
our politics. by midnight from every
street corner could he heard cries oi
Hurrah Tor Hancock, tho Peoples Pa
vorito
The caucussing oi the New York aud
tha, part nj the PENNSYLVANIA delegation
led hy Randall amounted to nothing.
As a break on Hancock, New York de
tcrmlncd to put up Randall and cast
her seventy votes ior him. Thus dl.
vision oi the keystone state did not
hunt Hancock, ior when asked from
whence their candidate came the popu'
lafvnice rolled back the answer,
lie Belongs to tho Entire Union.
Tho mention oi his name was enough
to mingle the huzLahs Of the Union sol.
dirr with the music oi the old Rebel
veil. 81 when the Convention assent
hlcd this morning ina quiet, orderly
manner they were prepared To see Han
cock nominated when the second or
third ballot should be- reached, but none
were prepared Tor what did occur.
A Memorable Day,
| cannot attempt to describe the
grandeur oi genuine enthusiasm eKhib-
itcd. The scene Witnessed ia Music
Hall, IN the city OF Cincinnati, on the
2lth day oi June, in the year oi our
Iord 1850. will ever bc memorable IN
American politics. II is without preco'
dent aud nothing like it will ever follow
in the centuries to come, oh, that my
mouth was rooicd with gold and my
tongue lappcd with silver that | might
speak words rich aud splendid enough
to describe this days proceedings.
The Peoples Fayorite
IA the roll call OF States proceeded
the assembled multitude greeted with
shouts each new accession to the Han
cock vote Of yesterday, and when at the
eonclusion Of the roll call, and betore