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, 1880-06-25

'rbprc ia a,ru,ticont contrast In tho fnto
of Tia uns,eccssfu, Rcnub,lcon nm, i,nu,o,
rratIn can,,fdatcs for tha prosdcrcv- rha
Republlcau candidates mnac cood 7ohf.
Yero trentc,f viii, conRitterotion. rccetvrt,
enthusiastic Urcettnt,, ,ycnt do,y,, ,,Itb mi.
ors Hylnp. and dicti t1rccnt md d,pntfIcd
deaths. rhc democratic osn,rants ,larl
hnrsps and nil. modc t,otr axIta In n ,ron,,or
that ia lu,lfcrnns in tho cxtrcmc' Thnv ware
snnffed out. rollcd mt frc,f mi tmmf,"i
mt ond somo ~ Them n'tsheJ ont H. tho
nonc ~ tim mai on,1 ths sont ~ tha ,,~oao,,as
II il i,o,l vonr for i,c,nocro,ic @ osntran.s for
the 1,ros;Ioncv .r,,o t-,,no,v- s,,,tt.,,, ~
Tia 1nf.nt i s,,oo + so a,,n,, ~, ,,n,,o r., r
,vc,,,la, ,.,,o+ Una 1,o,,,,r, g,r - ,nf1,,t H.
written viii, uronrIctv en- MI tho stoncs IN
thn CIrctrnn,i n,avo,ord
ftisa mclnnchnIv mel tn mi, ovor Tho -o1
r,oot nj o,,r ,,,v,, T.v,ron ,r,n,nhr,, ~,
went m ctnc,nnati n vorv ,lar,, horso f,,r t1,o
1,rosl,lencv With n yn,io,.,n, hoht,,, hI,,
,v,,n ,,stoutotto,s,,, or,a,,tzn, tha,,,aa,,,na
,nto , ho,1v.",,orI hrt 10 n"s not hao,, hnor.,
~ s1,co Er"n, ] tha n,onort J ha sI or,.oa s -,
tha s,">Sy I,ot ,a,,,, @ ,,.,, 'n, n,s e h.a ~.
49, I'"", ,"S '.,..a', ''' '" 's''''' ''
Via. ,,aaa,a. Ho'' ~ ~ .,.a .,+ ,...r,,4 .u, ,x
to,,n 1,ovs1 1,,vto ,,,,t.,,t, 81 ~ r,t.,
,r.""s @ ."",,. ,au.u ~ 1,,aa, -. NV .., I'aEo w.,
rse ".e; "" "sus " S.s'nat t.,. WIN n'a
.1nractors % % 1i.a tro'n ~" W s"oa
,'s, INV ~ .f H,u.A4 w t''o'.'o''
!'e la,ldet! III tho Miami '!epot lo has notbeen
''eara or llo SINK ike pluinlnot, ard
vary hcaVy one, nut OF sight lnto
the wnters OF tio Democratic Lethe. Nut
"Yon tle barren honor OF mention Ut hls
''ano! MOI even common courtesy to ono
VINO occupies 50 large a spaced And where
II our Garter, tho hest Mayor Chicago ever
had"' Where wns TINT eagle that once rose
to tho proistl en'pyrean from the waves of tho
Atlantic and neVeF stayed Ills flight until le
cooled us plnlons III tie sprays OF tue Pa~
c'hcT "onr Carter" fresh from tho cour-
sess OF tho Saga OF Deotfaeld, who had given
Hs assurances uat lle did not expect tho ltrst
place, but could not refuse tho seconaI Our
enslc. VIII. nu more strength Of wing than
barnyard hen! AnA "lItre WIS John hf.
l'a'mer, sent TOR IN iiasta to inauelrate n
| "bon'n for himself. alla wlere Ii tie boon, !?
And what became 0f william MoErlson aftcr
TINT first tallnt-Wt!Ilan, who wrote that
, 1880-06-25

Tho nomination of Gur. Hancock by the
Democratic Convention ls a most respectable
one, 81 fur rs tiIe character nf that gentle
mai II concerned, Md Mt tllo first glance
would seem to be ono presenting n forrnl.la-
bio contest against t'cn. Garfield. Tho no.nl-
natlon, however, II 1t be n strong one be-
ca,Ae 1T .its negative points, l,ns nlso its
weakness. 1t may ut once be said that Gen,
Hancock has been uu eminent soldier OF
conspicuous bravery In the service OF hin
, 1880-06-25

md llnlf dozun 1nr1,'s Dycrcu la. "Whcre dld
yo,i pct thctn3" aakel tho Magistrate, "Eh1eHv
ut tho 0tern, tho Frnugna, antl tho ralnts 1loyn,
~ fow ut tho UaGan,"-hu replied, n,ltlnF tl,at.
although he Ind tho cntrtc ut The Opcrn C,nIu,r
ile hui ,Inycr opcrntrd III that establishment.
bccnuso 10 few f0rclHnerh went ttarc, nn1 bo
preferred Foreigners, rs tlasu rnrcly wcro Ills
pDsc,l tn prosecute. mt hnyInH time enough 10
stay over during tho lawsuit. Manuel wns cyr-
lcai Mt first, but dissolved IN tcnrs as tho axaml-
nation proceeded, saylng that ho ca,,td mt no.
count fur ha ylo1nttu, Of tho laws Of honor.
which had hccn, ctc., tho guiding atar. etv Of
his cxfstoncr. Tho concierge reported ntso that
Hcitor stanuct rccoved frequent visits frntn old
c1t' nlc,t, vino horo nwny with them crlleh-l,ats
md nyerconts wfth,,lt number. Many ef tho
remaining dnys' Of tho proud h!daigo will 10
pnssct1 IN n misty Partisan prison, without one
tortose-shcll opern-Rnss or ono sable pcltsse TO
nltorato hls har,l lot.
, 1880-06-25

nI,.. ,.a,,.1 - ~" III, a A1 euoAn.
,,,a,hl,, II, t,a ,a.,,,,,a,,n,' ~ tt" 1,' pa,y
ftno,urn,1 ,rh n"".,,ar. " ''"..o,N ~
,,rasa"a,'., ~, =" n 1s'4ss"te ','s l'sso
1,~ofro,,aa ~ .,,e Hs.,.eu ~. e1ao w. "sos '" s''o
n,noa,o,,,, t,a, ~, .,'n .I,.h.f'' '"'a .,'
Nt'rt,, H.. ,,,,,,,., ,.,'., sn..',,I ~ -, t1o
mi ~ ,nas ta,,u,, .%.. .ss'. ~ os ...s
so,,,o, ~, "' ~ a@s @., "1so' ~. ~" lllcn
svat -, ~ to "u,'''' ', i'".l ~ uae p"t1y'
t,,n ,sis,', 'H ""io .. "u' ~ ."sisss. ~ "s
~ ,ha Sop.,' - "'ta .'.,,, as..ust" % "ppos's!o''
t,,,,,.. ~ ~ Wa AL, "' 49, st'o
t,' - ufsand, I.s.a 1,"" -. .'.o s"'' VI
,',",o,,, r"".., T., ~, 1,"a.s".' 'My ""a eu!''
' t,'". 49,, .o" ~ -. ~ ."o ,' S"sntA'o'' ma' '"st
."s .""'.,', IT, n,' a1 u' opi"'e.l.o.. tl''G'i II
H.. 49, s,'', D" 4"pv.e..s " asie't 1,'
''"su ""' p1""u"eeu ~ ~ "oo'i''
, -, ~ ui'' ',,, "' no .'s'h "o"i,Ill"ces' ~
s""', ~" I,os ~. ""'s ~ "''ts3Ho 1'e ou't'
u'' ~, - ".s ~ - ."o r'! H., 4nss .'l's e!o"-
=" W. ..'' t'o "'u os''o "''eA ~
on', a"t - ,,a,., ~. 11'',a,','. ~. io,A
n'sN as1 a.'"t u vi 1lol',MH0 ~ lnoha''' t'o
o'u'u.a1us aS,s,D ~ w.. paosl.u'' ~ elc1A'o 11'o
.Uso NV !. us .e..,' ss I""ss,''."a'. - ~, .
a"Ms" ',I n"o ~, t"o c"tu"'"9a'--1'''l-
49,. .t4a. .'a'' ~. o son'equ'iee VIVA
t... sao ~ 49, u'''.'s', ~ wv ot''ef sa''ai'
4.', s"s.' .r,' t"o n,s, u"'4v., !I1'cocA IT,
.onoa ~. '"sss a'', nas "" l"! votes 4Ao
Fiepp1n'e't'iee vi o"ulAeF'l s'httnletlt' a11eF
n"lo",'' ., ''1ont W "ea'es''1y esen4.iH, "as
's".n ,"s'', ~ w 1'oeA' ni'1 ~" Sots,'o'''
s,""s."'' '".n's "eEep.e" tiio o's""9.ol''
s'.lu. M " any, ..,o ~ S''9les ut ,os"n'a w
,,.t.' t.at,, '. so r.. ... . ~ n,a'''oy :" .Io
, 1880-06-25

A wostAH recently applied to Justice
l3lRir, nf uswcgo, for u ponslou. claiming to 10
entitled to relief because hor brother was killed
In tho Houth during tue War, hut sho could not
Blvo thu number at ths regiment uor thu con,-
pany to which ho belonged. She went away To
luquirv, but returning shu sald she couldn't tlnl
out anything,
"wclt," said tho Justico. satcastteaIly, was
your brother In tho Union or l1abol army, or
don't yuu knuwT'
To TITS surpriao sho replied, "Oh ycal he was
In the ltebel asuy, and was killed by tho North-
erncss,"
Wcll," said tho Judge, do you think wc aro
gong to pay pensions To relatives Of llobGt SOL
utcrsf''
"CprtaInly," sa!d tho woman. "Why not?
Yon killed him. Why wouldn't YOU pay for thu
damuXe you loner'
, 1880-06-25
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th,ss afutfer.
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES

THE CntcAeo THtHHSE hna established branch
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n,cntR ~ follows: ......
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, 1880-06-25

THE Republican Convention of tho Fourth
Ha'no District yesterday nominated Cupt- @. a..
lsoutello for ConYrosa. Capt. Iiu,itcIto will 10
remembered hy n.nny Chcaxoanx for his orpo-
eltion to tho thir]-tor1n resolution ut tho Union
Veterans Convention held hero during tho Coa-
vpnttnu tr..rl
, 1880-06-25

TIE Republicans Of tho Thirteenth 1ntlInna
District ropolninntotl W. H. Culkins for Congress
yesterday. Tho district wsls gcrrymanderttl by
tho lust Indiana Legislature, but tho ltcpnblic-
Ans express greRt c0utldunce tllat CulkIna can
caay boat hs nnaacrato opponent, Quo Mo-
Donald. Of South ltcUI'
, 1880-06-25

GEH. HANCOCK received tho uews of Ills
nousination ut hta o1ic,nl residence un 0ovorn-
or's lstund, md exprcsscd himself ay surprised,
vet plouscd at tho compliment bestowed! on hlnt.
llo safuscts to expreas himself further, as It
would ho unbccomtng untll ho wls officially no-
titled OF his nomination. Many persons called
during tho lay tn congratulate him,
, 1880-06-25

TIE Reno Swings Bank Of San Francisco
suspended payment yesterday. 1t l,R,l bccn TIM
accommodating To friends nj tho concurn, ai,ti tho
recent hns,l times OIL tho Colat ll,astcncl tho
collapse. Tho President IL reported to bu quito
prOstrlstot t,y thu, oyt.nt.
, 1880-06-25

TIE Republican Congressional Convention
OF the Tonth District Ut this Htato yesterday ru-
nominated tho Hon. u. +. MnrBh fur Congress-
from that distrsct ty acaumation. Mr.. Mnrsh
was eIootut tn tho Forty-sixth Congruss over y.
+. phnlps, Dplnocrnt, by Il minority Ut b7U,
, 1880-06-25

TIE City Council of Liverpool IS now in
tho throea OF a free-for-all discussion al,o,1t
nlidourt Tho two sides Of thIs over Lively nucs-
ton arc that nudity Is artistic, md that true nrt
cGnceals itsolf. Tho Liverpool Council CON-
promised BY putting nil tho nudtttcs III chan1-
bcr apart by themselves thns tnk,ng nway any
excuse tlloy may hlyo Ind for t,clng In M nrt
collection and advertising their plentiful lick bf
rRnont for tito benefit uf tho eylt-nlnlcd.
That little ROOM will savo snno vi1itors to tho
urt galtory Il powerful lut of ti,np.
, 1880-06-25

HANCOCK WIS o,te Of ,Alluy Jollrson's
potts. but not friend of urnnt Or shuran. lilo
relieved shorit1an At Now Orlcnns, anl Grnnt 70.
moved him. lilo bolIorcd In ls,usl nutt1 atinh nf
tho Reconstruction nets; tloy dill rnt iIc hclt
that Stato nt1tharltius had the right to cxrlu'to
negroes from jurtes; thoy believed that tho lu'
thorlty Of tho United States WAS paramount, i
, 1880-06-25

DAIrIsfonE and Boston tnvc been having
strifo for tho sixth pluco Ia tho limo Of Amer
lem cities. l3oslnn hal tho advantage because
baltimore reported ilrst; and, "1arge1y In con-
sequence Of anncxntious," Us the Advertiser nd-
mits, tho Puritan burg has pulled t,lt ahead.
Tho first ten oEtIcs admitting tl4 rcturnA from
Now York to be somewhere nonr tho TRUTH now
, 1880-06-25

On tho motion Ut Sir Stafford Nort1lcoto
tho l1ouse of Commons ordered tic reIe,so OF
DradlauRh last evening. Lnboucitrp, his cul-
league III the representation OF Northampton,
ANNOUNCED that HrullauRh will seek to retni,l
his scat at all hAxnrlB,
, 1880-06-25

civic character.
Tho American Constitution mid form of
government Is essentially o,,u 0f peace.
Though the Constitution provides MI tho
means for resort to fUrco III casu OF i,crtl,
MS was shown III tlte latu llete|liol, i,ovcrthc-
less the Constitution establishes n Gov.
crnnicnt Of reaco Rntt ut Inv, III
whlclt tho law n1t not tho sword,
III which tho courts nlni not tho army, arc to
administer tho Government ailtl enforce
public al1tl prlyntu rights. Nfr. Lincoln was
,,o less MI cnlcient Executive even In linn Of
war than would have tcen tho ablest soldier
OF tic land. I'll tho tlismGmberetl revolnttul,-
nry Republics Of Sautl America, Presidents
nrc always selected from tho stautlng urtny,
because In tlloso States tho Presidents nrc
absolute lawmakers mud law-glvcrs, and
spend The most Of tho tfme III the field resist
Ing other military rivals. These aru spccf-
n,cli results Of clloostng str0ng inen for
"strong Governments" to sslperscie tho
Constitutions wltUso strongest weapons are
tho lnws, md whose strongest f0rtfcnttons
are the Cohrts. That country Is already
enslavcA which has ruler stronger tlia,l
tho law, anil TINT country Is already n wreck
which needs Government stronger than
tho Courts.
.,,as'., nv soula.s ~ ~ leo waI's no military
..,.,, s,'u" ""'. ',v .'s u.e1 i',''l' "u!s
"un nto.'a,s l'lls"'S 'o'sef Wnoso e""'!s
",o a',, Wv" .iuss eoia'e'.ea " "'.',fs otaetS
,'M " s'hs" W e,sl''ct' "'a u l.'efc ~ "
oo u ,n','als l".cF lno country "anss ITO nun
ee'setea " y. so'etnel al'' lu'co ~ h's
..,,, .vAss'' ~ W ."uso WIZ .a'o no1'',1'eI n1la
W. VI "ecess'tS Fa'o nen' Iia1leocK. FROM
''rst to last he Will bo In the hands Of
cS-l|ebel l5rigAtlicrs, WHO have plHl,etl lin
ioFW"ra 1or purpose afu secllfeu MS l1olli-
lhntlon.
1noughtlhl' chfol''l inell, upon whom party
hlies'hnco does hot weigh 80 henSlly as To
silchee ue'lbefa1fof,' will oet"ech no" aitd
NOVEMBER coislucr well "Netaer Ill the
cllolce OF evil ritter It Is better to take
tno clt'zef-so'tltcr' WHO returned 10 civil
iltc, antt has lnnt'o himself consp1Pous
nmo1'e the foremost statesmen Of the coli1l-
try' ohe la'h1llar Win every brahell NJ the
Pubic setV'cea nht eminent NJ home mil
aproaa Tor us knowledge OF c''ll govern
ihent; or 10 taRe tue 1nlli brel to ar''ls' bred
10 u'e >tso OF tofcc' Dfctt 10 arbltrary colsl-
'nana afa summary tfla's by courts oiftsido
OIL t"e law ah! cfealca DS his own orders;
Wlo he'er "ao y dhys OF ah hours expert
cllce or etlnc1ttlon IN ciVll life; WIN Knows
hoth'he OF government except TINT OF mill
iaTy rlllo: ~ho Knows nothing Ut executive,
legislative or jllicla! powers, ttfties. Or OBJ
lleatlol'a; whos" sole cotio Of Inv lIns been
the Army Neglslatiols'" ami MS tnexpert-
chccu upon MI the great questions Of political
AltAlrS rs 1a lilo lAteSt ErAluAtD Mt West
, 1880-06-25

TURKISH sohicrs recently tlisbantled hnyo
required to Eplrl,s, md ure nrganz,ng for tho
pilrI,0so Of resisting tho occu upation OF thnt
country by tho Greeks.
, 1880-06-25

THE Morrison boom wasn't 10 ridiculous
after All. it nude much loss nolae than tho
Thurman, Payne, Fiold, Hendricks, or Tildon
booms, and po.lcd nearly u ,nauy vutes ~ any
OF them, and suor6 than aoE1e.
, 1880-06-25

1tcturns from Sun Francisco and Now Orleans
havo not yet bceu received. 1t Is probable TINT
Sun Franeiaco will show Il great Increase, aud
pass ahead OF Cincinnati. hut New Orioans is
not likely to ta botter thMn tenth plnce.
, 1880-06-25

Br the Mayors orders, the eFullcrton-nyenue
conduit pump ts throwing nb0ut lD 900 uuhtc feet Il
1nlnuto Ut tho unntunts Of tho Nnrth l1rauch iut0
tho lnke short distance south Ut tho Luke Wow
Watur.Works. The wis,ls from tho southwest
drift tho nnsty tlntl atonK tho shnso northwArA
u tho pumping works OF that suburban town,
and 1t IL from tl,onuo drAwn up and distributed
to the villagers to thor discomfort und titsy,lst,
II this Is to contEnno, tho only thug that cum ho
tonn In honesty and tlccency Ia TO let tho
L9ko View people connect their watcr-mai
with thpso OF Chtc,aHn md take their supply pt
water from oars whuneyer tho Fnllorton-ayo.luo
cnnduit pumps arp throwing tlle contents Ut tho
NuEth ltnsnph Into tho lAke. We presume son.c
Ut tho nallIs extending out to or noAr Fullerton
uyunue aro lnrge enough to furnish tue wasor
needed by Luke Wow, whose citizens hayo
right to muke this demand II ntlr city Authur-
itics pcrsist In bot0uirg the water they uae.
, 1880-06-25

EHsus-C0MMIssIoSEit Wnl0nr has almost
completed bis work as far ~ Chicago IL con.
eesnesL Tho population, according " tho Yo-
turnB In hs olIIcc, is A78,oGo,- iIIcsoaso Ut
lIv,ua1 ur aU per cent, III tou years. Thn popuia-
, 1880-06-25

THE 6ocialistic sUctettrs Of l.ome marched
through: tho streets of TINT city yrstcrdny
shouting, "I'own with tho rrIestsl" Prophets
arc not h0rOrcd I'll their owl, ctnlntry.
, 1880-06-25

WstY Is Hancock 80 very popular with all
tho ex-iaobgl larlgadiprs7 They don't fall down
and worship G:ant, 6herlunrl. or Sheridan for
some reasot1, and euch Of them ts q gscntcr
Generol than IIuncfrk.
, 1880-06-25

GEN. ORDwAy WIS yesterday Installed NJ
Governor 0f I>akon. Tho rcn],t0 of tho Terri
tory aro rcpnrtel to he mitch plcnsed with thei
new Executive,
, 1880-06-25

Now that II is announced that the daughter
OF Mno. lilanc, who owna tho Enmbtfn4-houso
at Monaco, will bring her husband u ttiwsy Of
A1.000 001 fnlncs, VIC await with forced taln.neA3
tho inevitable paragraph that, although tho
hapry man drow nlano, It paid we'll Heaven
help thg Odttor who arst prIntS 1t, though.
, 1880-06-25

TIE Republicans nf the Second Congress
e!onal District of:.siatnp hGvc ronDEninated W. T.
Frye for Cnngrcss
, 1880-06-25

THE population Of Nashville has increased
17,57sas lt-tet yuars. 1ta prcsent population nu-
curdng tn tho CENSUS lust conplutetl, is 4,55.
, 1880-06-25

PtTtn,Is leaving torn {or the Acdaot,, anu sarn-
sneF tfartlers, edN hare T11Y Daily TRtHuSE
matted u thr 1S,s'pah, fr sl.o25 1cr mouth, III
c,,utfHg Sunday edNton, nr $f.o1 pr month 'eh-
out II; and The address tel Le ciu'!gel GB otlcn Us
rrSl
, 1880-06-25

YANKrox, D. II, June a4.-0ov, OEdway
was ta-day Installed, Chlef-Juslico Shannon
administering the oalll Vi ulllce.. brief
speeches weFe naas by Secretary Hand aIMs ~
pleased viii Dakota's nvw oflelal's asc,'ts'
atVn,
, 1880-06-25

EHll!Ae1s Ha.u III II bcCklull HHSlc tHo lhIHlh
c1nss had been recently nrrnyed IN nrills
agnlnst the tioycroment. During his entire
service fl New Orleans lilo nekrocs md ol-
pressed clnsscs In Luuisiaua nnl Texas re-
ceIvett m protection fron {icn. Hancock,
who uniformly anil systematically deferred
to the ex-llcbel casio In riylc, military, n,ld
social affntrs. This Is th8 secret Of Gen.
liancock's popularity Mt tho South. It gava
him elaln, upon tho ex-Isel1rls, which wns
acknowledged In tho New York Convention
If 1868, where he rccc!vcd'thu highest nuln-
ber Of votes given to any cnnllilate but ono
llp to tho tttll0 TINT Seymour was nominated
by ncclamation. IIe hns been u fnvorlt
Southern candidate for tho Democratic non,i-
natlon ever sincc, md Inns based his claims
mainly upon tho attachment of tho cx-
1lchcls.
As n sample Of tho condition OF things III
Texas ut the tllnc 1fancock took command Of
tlle department which embraced tint Statc,
tic following ofllcial letter from tIen. Shor1-
''an to Gen. Grant may be- quoted:
NEW OMlEASs. LII, Jan. a, 1867. -GENEtsAn:
rcit,ote parts of fcxas il traly horrible. rho
a n Inc" 1o L toy Myo thc
tcmnr1ty to express their npinion:
THIS condition exists In tho northeastern oo,n'
tics Of tho StntB to mn alarming extent AprllEn-
ttons c'ne 10 mo from! tho 1n.st r9apeotahie MT
tht,rltles tor frN'rs; blt troop. hnrG ~ lttlg
cst e spGs sy Fs ssp a Y N n 's ens4n
very respectfully. your obcdent servant.
Mo,or-aonernl t5n.tsd Il i. snal!,n*T; s,n'e. xfny.
NEA. U. 9: CHANT, commanding nsplics Of tho
United Statcs
Basel upon this anh other Information of
thu same character, Gen. Grant urged upon
, 1880-06-25

WNF1ELn Scorr HANCOCK doesn't sonna
like success. Tho General after rwhom Hancock
was nasned was good soldier, but tho county
wouldn't hAYo him for Prca[(lcut.
, 1880-06-25

THE central shaft Of tho lloosac Tunnel
yayc why Wednesday night. II will tako two or
threU days to relmtr the damages.
, 1880-06-25
SOCIETY NIEETiN GS,

pnEN1x l.UDGF, M. n, |. o. +. 3. OF 1,--rho
sneabcre of ThGntx Lodge will picnac haseu!b1o
F1duy tho 2tth Inst, Mt II O'Clock q. n nj III WAlnt
IT. escort thu reI1nint OF nur !nta brothOr. IN!
President y. u. MESTZ, Secy.
WAAfifNnT0N CHATTER. No, H. u. 4. M.-spG.
o'cock. Work On tl1p isynl Arcl, t'egrca. vl1slnv
companions cutn1ly tnvltuti. y n!tinE ~ the H. T.
CliHikl.ES II. WRIGHT. s0cruinry.
, 1880-06-25

THE Hon. r. W. Chandler, Of Boston, Ina
lateiy told sotnc good stories of Gov. Anfarnw'a
fathGr and tnothor. The Governors father, 1t
sosn,s kept country Atoro, and. like nil general
it.ntcrr, aad llqior. When the Temperance re-
vivnl canlc. Old Mrs. Andrcw lcggcd her hug
band to stop.tbc aatc 1t liquors He was nppa-
rcntly stubborn an1 1ticaf tonllh her entreaties 70
weeks tho children used to henr her, aftcr rp-
tlrtng, lecture thotr father On tho Bnbjcot with
enrncst volubllIty. 11u kent silent; but Mt
length, ono night, nftcr Il discourse Of unusual
length and vvacity, told her quietly TINT to Ind
given up tho sni0 fur sotnu months. Il,e father
was n very forn,ul mid reticent man. lie once
fcbukcd his son fnr addressing him III tctter
fTutn cnlcgu rs "Dcar Father" and directed
him to substitute 1sonorcd SIR" nsld sigu him.
self t1uttfl1l" Instcnd Of "utFccttonntc."
, 1880-06-25

Iris the decided! opinion Of the Democracy
that - AJuhnuy's too lou9 at tho fulr,"
, 1880-06-25

AIcvicker'n Theatre.
Madison stscnt, hctwe1n Dearborn md Sthl0,
Engagement Ut II. u. AfnhnA Conlc Opesa Company.
"Noccacco."
, 1880-06-25

Randolph Btrcot, botwcen CLARK md In Sa11o En-
Rageu,ont OF Josoph Murphy. "KorrJ Cow"
, 1880-06-25

EyGr.1sT, tho Democratic candidate for
Vlce-rrca'cnt, Is reported to DO n millionaire,
which Is II good qualification in tho eyes of tho
Democrats: hut tho manner In which lo nc.
1,llretl his wealth will not etaud very close
scrutiny. whllo n clerk 1T ono ot tho Govern
ment departments, hu, through tho friendship Of
Jesse d. Fright, thon n Congressman from
1ntttnnn, obtainctl knowledge Of tho combination
formed to pnss the Tcxns Pacific bill. Invested
III bonds Of tho Company, nnfl when tho n,cas-
tiro became law sold out Mt Il pratlt ot f40,D00.
With this neut little cnpitnl he embarked
IN tho banking buRincss, md by not
nyer.scrllpulnt1s mothosls hus managed to 1lll
tilnt bnrrcl which tho hungry Democrats tro
nnxtnns to empty. Tho most conspicuous net
Of Ills life was MI attempt to hrlbo tho then Ter
rtnry IF Kansas to c0me lnto tho Uflou rs 4
slnyc state. In a bill which he introduced In
Congress It vas proposed that very tRrYc por-
tlon Of tho public land should be given to tho
stnto for school purposes II sho entercl tho Unlon
lis slNSu StAis: but otherwise tbe la,lli-9r11nt
would bo very much limited. The bill created
quite sensation ut tho time, aud English sooii
retired from politics, only tu hppoar, OIL the
strength Of his bnrrcl, as Presidential asplrant.
, 1880-06-25
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THE Democratic platform, as reported by
Henry Wattorson md adopted By tho Convnn-
tton, nftcr ludugnE In tho t,eual f.tatian about
tho principles Of tho Democratic party. declares
for homo rtlfc, honest money. the s,lborttlnatlou
of the military to tho civil power, tho right to
FREQ bnllnt: ngnlnst snnrtunry laws, a stntc
Church. and tho appropriation Of stato funds to
Rcctnrtnn purposes: jcnoanccs its own cronturc,
the Electoral Commission Of 1877, and el,oxizcs
snr1lcl ]. Tilden. The pRrty 10 pledged to
l'romoto American shipping Interests,
tn nFotccl tho laborIn4 man nR1,lnst
tho cornaorant md tho Commune. takes strong
ground IN tho Chinese question, and congrltu-
1ntcs tho country on tho economy prncticcd hy
tho ncmpcrntto Congress. Randall must have
an,'lctl at tho tarlft plank. Hamburg }utior
doubtless knows what free ballot means, md
l}Rn Voorhees, must hnvo boon In ecstnses oyor
tho repttlIatlon Of tho Rreonback doctrine which
wns 70 tcar II himself and 80 n,nny other ncn1-
ocrlts several years nrn. Tho platform sots
forth no new principle, md is Il rchnsh Of tho st.
1oitis platform. saye OIL tho currency, and every
body knowH how tho Democrats, though In tho
majority In Congress, hnve carried out tue prln.
cip!cs sot forth On that occasion.
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