davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02

pris. synnerhet kan man parakns
delta med afseende pa fast egendom
dels i och omkring de storre affairs
staderna, dels pa sadana platser Ian
det, dit stark inflyttning pagar. Hus
och gods bygnadstomter Chicago och
dess f0rstader kunna darfor f6rvan-
tas att an ytterligare stiga i varde {;
och da boningshus blifva dyra. blifva
ocksa hushyrorna h0gre. De som
hafva god fast egendom. beh6fva
alltsa ej hafva bradt ON att salja
denna, afven ON den skulle vara ma i.
got intecknad och den, som har ett
litet inbesparadt kapital. kan med
god utsigt till vinst AMANDA det till
ink6p af fastighet pa sadana trakter,
dit stark inAyttning pagan.
Mangen kommer troligen att inlata
sig 6fverdrifna spekulationer, lockad
af de lysande utsigterna vida spe-
kulationer leda vanligtvis till ruin.
vi hoppas dock, att vart folk i all
manhet skall minnas den sista bittra
krisen SAINT ga f6rsigtigt tillvaga;
och med f6rstandig omtanksamhet
har val intet land pa jorden sd CODA
utsigter affarsvag som For enta Sta
terna. (Sandeb.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02

fall, ar den regel, som fodes al
fruktan for andras omdome. Hur
lonlost det ofver hufvud taget ar
att folja en- dylik regel, da ingen'
ting ar omojligare att i langden
bibehalla an alias bifall, lemna vi
mar ur sigte. Det forhaller sig
.alltid sd, att straffet for cit for
nuftsvidrigt handlingssatt ligger i
malets slutliga forfelande. Men
da vi icke halla mangdens bifal
for ett efterstrafvansvardt NAL,
sorja vi icke heller darofver, att
anstrangningarna aro forgafves.
Det verkligt sorgliga daremot,
som alltid blir resultatet af hand
lingar, forestafvade af mennisko-
fruktan, ar ytligheten i uppfatt-
ningen sf lifvets pligter. Den
8. k. verlden, som standigt ar till
hands med sin kritik, ser endast
till ytan, och det ar skenet af godt,
som hon mojigtvis berommer,
och skenet af ondt, som hon tad
lar. Mar dartill kommer, att det
reela innehallet af begreppen ondt
och godt dar vid lag star bero-
ende af den enskildes tycke, So in
SOS latt, at den, som vile handla
bella verlden till behag, alltid och
otver ALT kommer att efterstrafva
skenet i st. f. verkligheten.
Det ar just dar, vi hafva att So
ka grundfelet den uppfattning,
som yttrar sig fruktan for mem
niskors klander. Den visshet ON
det sannas och rattas egen inne-
boende segerkraft, som ar och for
blir var andes basta och sakraste
skatt, ar ock den enda drifjeder,
hvarigenom vi kunna satta oss Of
YER verldens omdome mar det ar
falskt, och CORA var strafvan lif-
vet oberoende daraf. Ega vi icke
denna visshet, blir var stallning
alltid tvetydig, hur "allmant ak
tade'' vi an ma vara, och lifvet far
en- bismak af surt, ty vi tjena on
herre, som vi i grunden forakta.
(F-o.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02

finna vi samma vattendrag afritade,
prunkande med statliga namn SAINT
med rang, heder och. vardighet af flod.
vi skulle all anspraksloshet ratt och
slatt kallat dem for backar; synner-
ligast som hvar och en- af oss helt
ogeneradt kunat hoppa kraka 0fver
dem. Darifran will jag likval undan-
taga Sheyenne- och James River, hvil-
ka jemforelsevis aro ganska vackra
och betydande vattendrag.
I Valley City stanade vi cit par
timmar for motions skull (hvilken
kanhanda var nagot for stark for de
fiesta af sallskapet) SAINT for att be-
kika stadens sevardheter. hvilket
kunnat utrattas pa ito minuter. Sta.
den, som ar helt ung och har en- be-
folkning af nagra hundra innevanare,
ligger en- vacker dal, omgitven pa
ALA sidor af hoga kullar SAINT vid SO.
dra sidan till en- del omarmad af
Shey enne River. Settlementet har-
omkring utg6res hufvudsakligast af
skandinaver. Vid middagstiden an:
lande vi till Jamestown, dar vAtogo
in ett behofigt forrad med proviant.
ALA voro har enstammiga ON att
Jamestown var den vackraste punk
ten mellan Fargo och Bismark. Sta
den, som ligger halfvags mellan de
sistnamnde platserna, och pa grund
daraf med framtiden torde blifva CEN
tralpunkten for Dakotas affarsverk-
samhet, lgger ocksa on dal, omgif-
ven af stora plataformiga kullar SAINT
uppfriskad af den klara och svalkan-
de James River, hvilden genomlyter
staden.
Pa aterresan stannade vi pa samma
plats, da vi had 9 n6jet att blifva ku.
skade omkring af stadens uppmark.
samme borgare, och fran de h6ga
plataerna kunde bese staden i fogel-
perspektiv, SAINT framfor ALT beundra
de vackra hvetefalten, hvilkai Dor.
dighet kunde tafla med Bed Riyer-da-
lens. Fran Jamestown fortsattes re.
san till Bismarck, dar vi traffas nasta
vecka..) (Forts.)
y Som idningens utrymme ej tillater, att
hafva for manga illustrationer pa en- gang,
maste ofvanstaende teckningar forega den tex,
Som f6lier nasta vecks.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02

att den nya ''kalmar-union' icke blir
af langre bestand eller for svenskarne
valsignelserikare an den forna var,
emedan, for att tala oppet, vi af erfa.
renhet lart att norska politiska l0f-
ten / Chicago aro lika oinl6sliga som
den amerikanska konfederationens
pappersmynt. Jag for min del will
halla vad ON en- norsk storsill eller en-
svensk pris snus att vi varda lurade pa
konfekten. Men naturligtvis skola vi
anda CORA vart basta for norrmannen
| fraga, ty vi ha lange harmats 6fver
de andra klassernas politiska glupsk-
het, som sallan lemnat ems en- smula
st skandinaverna.
Svensken Hultgren, anklagad for
mordet q landsmannen och kamraten
Johanson, sitter annu County-ha ktet
afvaktande ransakning, medan en-
svensk femmannakommittee g6r hvad
den kan att samla medel for erhallan.
de af en- advokat at honom. Som be-
kant, ar det pa tamligen svaga ON.
standliga bevis man haktat och atalat
honom for det rysliga dadet. Ingen
will dock bestamdt saga att han az
! oskyldig. Det ar mojligt, men synes
icke sannolikt att han begatt mordet.
De, som sett honom och talat vid no.
nom sammanstamma darom, att han
ser alls icke mordisk ut. Leonard
SWEET, en- af stadens framste kriminal.
advokater, kommer att fora hans ia
Ian inf6r ratten, bitradd af svensken
S. A. Miller.
Emigranter anlanda annu med hvar-
je fran New York anlandande tag, och
manga svenskar daribland. En- stor
del af de landsman, som ar anlandt,
har bestatt af ungt, friskt och intelli-
gent folk-en slaende kontrast till
! mangden af dem, som utvsndrade
1S68-6o-70. Men fattiga aro de nu
som da.
Immanuel- -forsamlingens pastor,
@. A. Evald, som varit i Sverige sedan
Mai, ar nu hemkommen, och en- an.
nan kyrklig nyhet ar den, att nordsi.
dams svenska metodistf6rsamling full.
andadt slit tempel till en- kostnad at
$1,000. n.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02
ingen; men aldrig har jag sett den

! ingen; men aldrig har jag sett den
So stor, som den dar dagen da tempel-
herrarne voro har. Dess folkmangd
forokades da hast med 6fver ett
hundra tusen sjalar, som kommo fran
ALA verldens kanter, dels sasom delta
gare den storartade konklaven, dels
som nyfkne askadare af densamma.
Men hvilket yasen matt och dag. Men
niskor stadig r6relse, bradskande
hit och dit, fullpackade omnibussar
och sparvagnar ilade at ALA hall, hun
dratals andra akdon trangande ON
hvarandra i hvarje gathorn och tu-
sentals fotvandrare r6rande sig ett
andlost tag. Delta ar dagen. Och
nattetid sedan! Valan, en- af nina
bekanta, som Dor vid en- af de f0rnam-
sta gatorna och som trodde att hela
skralet kom fran 1.-THE Knights
Templars," har forslagit, att man
borttager nyssnamnda e, da-som
han inbillar sig-kommer att bli rik-
tigt. Emellertid riktade sig Chicago
med en- 4 million eller mer pa affaren.
De tire ledande hotellen, Palmer
House, Grand Pacific och Sherman,
intogo under de 8 dagar, som broder-
m0tet varade, 100000 och andra ho-
tell proportion. Men delta ar gam
malt allaredan.
Gammalt for oss, men nytt for Stats
Tidningens lasare torde det vara, att
Chicagos statesman af skandinavisk
bord, enat sig och bildat en- republi-
kansk klubb andamal, att for det
forsta framja det republikanska par
tiets allmanna SAX och darnast att ON
m0jligt befordra norrmannen Knut
Mattson till sheriffs-embetet. Sven
skarne-darpa utgar det egentliga
strafvandet-skola denna gang sta
normannen bi med sina roster, och
gengald skola de senare hjelpa de for
IA, mar deras It'd kommer. Det dar la
ter mycket bra, och sakert ar att vi
svenskar mangrannt komma att sta pa
Mattsons sida, helst som han ar en-
duktig och for sysslan sardeles pas
sande man !; men ibland oss har den
farhagan allmant gjort sig gallande,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02

SAINT tvanne brigad-generaler ocksa
till lhast--uppsyningsmannen, hvilka
hafva uppdrag att uppratthalla den
allmanna ordningen SAINT reparera de
maskiner, som komma olag. Det
ar ett noje, att SO denna armee, mar
den tSgar sakta f0rbi.
Ingen svard blanka solskenet, ty
deras vapen aro endast skorderedska-
per; ingen musikkar, inga trumsla-
gare eller ljud af gala hvisselpipor
h6res och likval ayttar sig denna har
-bestaende af tjugofen sjelfbindan-
de skordemaskiner - entusiastiskt
och triumferande framat, uppmun-
trad af musiken frau deras arbetande
sk6rdemaskiner. Inalles nyttjas lis
sjelfbindande sk0rdemaskiner, forde-
lade pa atskilliga divisioner
Under skordetiden sysselsattes om-
kring 400 man och under tro sknings-
tiden narmare 800. Hvarje dag un-
der den bradaste troskningstiden la
stas SO jernvagsvagnar, hvar och en-
rymmande 400 bushels, for att afskep-
pa hvetet Duluth, 274 mil harifran,
vid det vestra hornet af Lake Supe-
rior. Litet eller intet hvete skeppas
harifran till Minneapolis. Det ar be-
raknadt att odlingen af hvetet pa
Dalrymple-farmen kostar mindre an
40 cents pr b ushel SAINT sales for ON
kring o5 cents.
Klockan pa Onsdags f6rmiddagen
lemnade vi Fargo for att fortsatta re-
san vesterut- Mellan Fargo och Bis
marck, en- vaglangd af 1913 mil, finnas
inga natursk0na scenerier att skryta
at, ty den panorama, som upprullades
for var synkrets var lika tom och
enformig som don var vidstrackt.
Den, som det for 6gat syntes, alldeles
plata prarien blifver likval ALT mer
''rullande" och plataformig ju la1gre
vesterut vi komma. Har och dar
brytes enformigheten nagon gang
helt oformodat af nagot slingrande
vattendrag med sparsamt tradbevux-
na strander. ON man gor sig besvar
och tittar pa de landkartor, hvarmed
jernvagskompaniet forsett oss, sa
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02

0. M. Vinstead fragar: 1:o. ON
en- person, som eyer land, f0rsvinner
utan att nagon efter lang tids forlopp
vet antingen han lefver eller ar d0d,
tillfaller sadant land regeringen, ON
ej nagra arfvingar anmala sig och
efter hur lang tids forloppa
20. Kan en- AMMAN person bosatta
sig pa EFT sadant land och odla det, ,om
han f0rklarar sig villa af rada det-
samma, mar nagon med battre ratt an
mailer sig =?
SO. Kan ett sadant land, ON det
tillfaller regeringan, f0rvarfvas under
IIomestead.lagen !
l:o. Hans narmaste arfvingar eller
slagtingar kupna 0fvertaga egendo-
men; men den tillfaller eli regerin-
gen forr an det blifvit tydligt bevi-
sadt LIST att egaren verkligen ar dod
och 2:dra att inga arfvingar fnnas.
Da forst tillfaller egendomen staten.
Annu har intet sadant fall Toss veter-
ligt) intraffat Minnesota, alldenstund
det torde knappast finnas nagon som
ej har afagsna, ON ej nara, slagtingar.
Arfvingar kunna anmala sig efter hur
lang It'd som helst. Det finnes EFT satt
att blifva egare till sadan jord, naml.:
att kopa den vid 'tax sale" ar efter
ar, tills man af countiet erhaller
''deed" darpa, och sedan efter 20 ars
ostord besittning kan ingen disputera
eganderatten.
30. Ingen har sadan ratt; dock
ON han gor det och ej skadar egendo-
men, sd riskerar han ei mer an att "a
lemna den och betala arrende for den
It'd han brukat egendomen, ifall rata
egaren eller dennes arfvingar anmala
sig.
$50. Land. som tillfaller staten, kan
ej tagas pa Homestead. Med staten
menas den stat inom hvilken egendo-
men ar belagen, och ej den allmanna
regeringen (Forenta Staterna), och
Homestead lagen CALLER ej for statens
utan blott for den allmanna regerin.
gems osalda landomraden. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02

E. D. fran Minneapolis fragar:
Kan en- person med lag forbjuda to-
baksr0kning i sin verkstad eller ut
hus !?
ia, savida han lokalen uppsatter
en- tryckt eller skrifven motifs att
tobaksrokning dar forbjudes, sa
straffas den som bryter daremot med
10 dollars b6ter, ON klagomal cores
infor en- Justice Of the Peace, eller
Magistrats-domstol. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02
Chicago-bref.

Herr redakt6r s-,s55.. - 4. .,...t
Hur kommer det till att er tidning,
sd val f6redd med bref fran andra or
ter. aldrig ianehaller nagon skrifvelse
fran var stora stad -naja, det angar.
dock icke undertecknad. Som nrsakt.
f6r nasvisheten far val gala, att ma
stan AHA smoderna correspondence
BORA sina med delanden ungefar So
.dar. zsags
jag sade, att den stad jag har aran
att andasi j, ar stor, och det bestrider
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02
F'ragor och svar.

H. B. fram Valley City fragar: Kan
en- ogift man forlora slit homestead.
land genom att hyra bort det antingen
for penningar eller for del grodan :?
Nej, icke ga vida han for 0frigt
uppfyller siua skyldigheter och sjelf
Dor qvar pa landet. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02
Billioa tidnrfngar.

mINNEsOTA STATS I'D
MING ochiSYENSIxAuTHIBU-
MEN erhalIas b ada. f6r S3.25
EFT ar, da prenu'neratiOn gxres
direkt antingesl & detta eI1eT'
Svenska Tribunens kOntOr
Chicago, Illinois.
PIONEER-PRESS (den week.
liga), erhalles tillsammans
med STATS TIDNINGEN f6r
nastkOm mande ar FIR $500,
som bora insiindas / f0rskOtt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-02
ts>vara aiisi,enter d $

sYara asenter
2; 4 a s1nG IsnSefs, isi T. III ST., Sc Paul.
Chas. Ekmans 1s1 E. III Str, 81. Paul.
"A. LagerstI6m, Rast Union, Carver Co.
Philip d. johnson, Watertown
csss5 cssaIas sis9sisn; sis%ov,.t, Carver. g !"
Nels N. Holm, Grove City, Meeker %
Bengt Hanson, Ltehaeld.
o. Hoglund, Dassel, Z"
B. Thnrstenson, Cokato. Wright I"
J. N. yonasson, Soandia, Washington
A: G: Solberg, Oscars Lake, Douglas 6
Ole Kron, Evansville, e
Louis Larson, .WillmAr, Kandiyohin
A. L. Knutsson, Pelican Rapids, Otter Tail, Co.
PRzuuxRRAsrzR bora uppgfva tydlig
adress, med namn pa post-"otaoe" (ooh
hummer pa 'box" el1er s'drawer," ON sadan
fnnea), SAINT county ooh stat Vid ombyte
af vistelsem bora prenumeranter samhdigt
uppgifva bade dengamla ochlnya adressen.
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Delaware Delegates Uninstructed.

DOVER, May THE Republican State
Convention organizsd at 2 y. N. After II
prolonged strugglr the org anization was 81
fected with j. N. Mills, Temporary Char
man. The contendlng delegations werr
almost equally divided the vote at one time
on a test qusstioa beng SO to II. Ii was
finally agreed to appoint Committees on
Credentials, permanent organization and
resolutions. the Convention was fiually
organized permanently by the retention oi
Mills az Chairman. The report OF the
Committee on Resolutions was adopted
without dissent. L. declares the Conven-
tinn To b- IN entire accord with tie princi
pies of the National Republican party and
pi"dged undivided support TO the nominee.
While vesting the delegates to Chicago
ith full liberty To follow their individual
sense Of right, the resolutions reminded
that the Candidate should DO selected with
greater regard to the preference of thu
State upon which he must rely Tor succrss
THAI the inclination of those from which
electoral votes can scarcely be expected
Delegates ware appointed to Chicago over
the opposition vi large minority, who in
sisted that the delegation should be chosen
by counties, M in former years. The dele
cation will probably vote Tor Blaine.
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Tennessee and Mississippi Conventions.

NASHVILLE, May g. he Republican
Convention reassembied this morning
Resolutions urging the selection of only
Grant men TO Chicago provoked bitter
discussion, and was finally referred to the
Committee Gu resolutions without action.
A pl storm was unanimously adopted reaf
hrming adherence TO the principles of the
National Republican party aud declaring
for strirt maintenance Ui oUate credit, While
willing to accept thankfully any voluntary
reduction in favor of the State by creditors
and charged the Democratic party with In-
tention to repudiate the State debt. The
platform favors FREQ common schools aud
opposes convict labor. The Convention
then proceeded to the nomination OF can
didates for Governor. .....
NASHVILLE, May 6.-Genersl Geo. Mau-
ry and A. A. Taylor were chosen electors
of the State at large on the Presidential
ticket Delegates to the Chicago Conven-
ton were requested TO recommend for nom
ination for vice. President of the United
States Hon. Horace Mayard The Con-
vention at 3 p. m. adjourned.
JACKSON, Mss, May 6.-The deleg alton
of the National Republican Convention.
elected at a late hour last night. stands ten
for Sherman and the remaining six are
about equally DIVIDED between Grant and
Blaine. .... ......
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Notes OF the Day.

Neither church nor postoffice has vet an
peared 10 Waltham, W., asd che place is
81 years old.
Star s. Bullock will have, when COM
pleted, the largest mercantile houss IN the
Hills ii not in Dakota.
Elk Senator Mitchell of Oregon, SAYS
there is doubt OF the ability Of Grant TO
carry that State If nominated.
General John s. Msrmaduke, the Ex-
Confederate leader, 10 candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Governor Of
Missouri.
Somebody predicts tho Judgment Day in
three weeks. Hoorsy p exclaims the
editor Of the Utica Herald; anything TO
beat Grant"
Fred Lockley, the editor of the Salt
Lake Tribune, has resigned and gone TO
Frisco, the Horn silver mining town 10
start newspaper.
One of the last acts William Allen, a
convict, who was sent to the Massachusetts
Safe Prison on Saturday, was to shave off
his moustache and send il by mail to a
lady friend.
The East Oregonian says: "Searight
band Of horses, amounting to about 200
head, passed through this week. They
are to be used as saddle horses to drive
about 90, 900 cattle to the railroad.
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Teller on Political Assessmen ts.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Senstor Teller,
in beuaii Ut the Republican minority on
the aIlace committee, submitted . report
on the subject Of political assessment, oriti-
cisIng the bili recommended by tho majuri-
ty OF the committee. After quoting It's
full text, they say this Is Ia short q propo-
sition to prohibit any employee or osher
person holdiag office under the Government
Ut the United states from contributing
money or other things Of value for political
purposes, either With reference 10 the
National political questions, or those OF the
States. IL 10 based On the theory that the
use OF money contributed by y certain class
of citizens, office holders, IN . political
campaign 10 crime while money contribut.
cd by non-office holders and used for the
same purposes Is not = crime. Why should
this class Of citizens be deprived OF the
privilege conceded ~ ali Others? ID there
more danger in the contributions Of men
in Office than from those who are striving
To get in? This bill is indeiensible on any
principle. II ia in violation Of the rights
Of the people granted them by the organic
laws Ut the land. 1t should DO entitled "a
bill 70 compel political Information to be
paid for from single barrel"
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Thursday afternoon, April %, Joe. Har-
ris, q rancher on the divide between Gus
ter creek and the Yellowstone, fourteen
miles below Buff 40 Rapids, came to town
aud after counselling hts attorn ,y-Judge
Garlock gave himself up to Sheriff Bull
lard, stating that he had killed two men
on his ranch in self defense-W. j. Sner-
man and man known as Dutch Mike
Upoa being interviewed, Harris refused To
give any particulars concerning the tragedy.
The Coroner and six jurynen immediately
started for the scene of the tragedy, but
up to this writing have not returned.
One story going the rounds of the town
is to the effect that Harris aud these two
men had quarrel over the DIVISION OF
some hides and that Sherman and Dutch
Mike got the drop ON him aud kept him 4
prisoner for "a hours, when be (HarrIs)
picking up self cpcking revolver II, ed at
hts keepers aud killed them both. Another
version il that Joseph Harris was riding
along IN his wagon when Sherman and
Mike shot at him and missed him whereap-
on he drew his revolver and killed them
both. Both stories however seem improba.
BILE.
The two men who we're killed are we'll.
known IN this community as peaceable and
law abiding citizens, and ii seems little
strange that they both should have met
With SD sudden death. or the man har-
ris we can learn but little, bus his reputa-
tion for drawing q gun on the slightest
provocation is well known.
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THE GREAT ANTI-THIRD TERM
CONVENTION.
The Strength OF Henderson's Missouri
naYarffnn

The Strength OF Henderson's Missouri
Detection.
ST. LOUIS. May 6.-The anti Third
Term Convention met here to-day. and was
called to order by Governor Henderson.
@. q. Hubbard OF Kentucky was called to
the chair, and Col. Guilbert Of Iowa elect
ed secretary. Hubbard, Bluford Wilson OF
Illinois, and Whitteridge Of New York each
made speeches. kilograms and letters
were received from all parts Of the country
expressing sympathy with the purposes OF
the convention. Among them were MESA
ges from Geo. Wm. Curtis, Secretary
Schurz, Henry Randall, Waite, Whining
ton, Del, from COMMITTEES OF prominent
citizens Of wisconsin at Madison; from
BENZ. Butterworth, member Of Congress
from Cincinnati; from q committee OF the
German American Republicans of Phila-
delyhia, Rev. r. Il. Milton OF New York,
Rev Jas. Freeman Clark, Boston, Govern
or Pierrepont, West Virginia; from large
number of Ohio Repu blicans; Thurlow
Weed, N. Y, Rev Henry w. Bellows, N.
Y, Gov. John G. Long, Mass, T. Higgin-
son, N. Y, j. ID. Coz, Ohio, VIM. Everett,
Prof. Chadbourne. President Of Williams
College. Mathew Hale, Albany, N. Y. w.
Fl. Cady, N. c., Gen. J. Il. Watson Mass,
e. Bagley. Paducah. Ky. O. II. Browning
Quincy. H., Samuel Mckee. Nashville,
Chas. Umberfar. Cincinnati, Leanord b.
con. New Haven, H. Leader, Austin, Tex
"a, Gen. MoClurg. Chicago, g. b. Denni-
son, Iowa, and many others.
A letter vas read from Secretary Schurz
in which the following occurs 'You ueed
not fear that shall remain silent and in
active when the real tug OF war comes, IL IL
does. As to my post Of duty under such
circumstances my mind is made up"
Resolutions were adopted strongly con.
demnine the third term heresy, and Com.
mite Of five appointed to present the reso-
luti ms to the Chicago convention. After
adoptipgthe customary resolutions Of cour.
tesy the convention adjourned sine die.
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Maryland Republican cenvs ntion.

FREDERIcK, May 9 AT IL 80 D. IN. rhe
committee reported aud the temporary eff
GERS were made permanent. Both delega-
tions from the contesting districts were adj
mitted. The following resolution was
adopted by so I'd IA.
Resotued, That III obedience TO the over
wheiming sentiment of the Republicans Of
this State in favor of the Hon. jams q.
Blaine, the delegates to Chicago DO re-
questsd to use all honorable means to secure
his nomination for President.
A resolution expressing unalterabie
opposition to the nomination for President
of any person fof third term was LAID on
the table by 81 yeas to 81 nays.
James A Gary, Lloyd Lowndes, jacob
LON and j. Morrison Harris were elected
as delegates at large to Chicago. Ad-
iourned