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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-10-26
THE GRAND RALLY.


Last Tuesday evening there was grand
peoples "blow out in this city, the first
ore Of The kind ever held this side Of the
Bed riger. Among the speakers present
were Hon. Judge Barnes, Hon. John A
Stoyell, Hon. J. +. Wallace, republican
nominee for the Council. and Alfred
Dickcy, of Charlottesville, Ind. The
meeting was called to order by Marshall
Mcclure, Chairman Of the County Com
mittce, and J. j. Flint, chosen chair
man for the evening.
His Honor, Judge Barnes spoke for an
hour in his usual candid and common
sense way, touching principally upon ma
tional politics At that close Of his
able remarks, he gave those who are
disposed to !".kick' cn the Nominations
made at Bismarck SO ne good advice.
He sighted them to the fact that he had
been mortified and panied while in Yank-
ton during tire session OF Legislature to
sec the finger of scorn aud disgust pointed
at the representative of this district on
account Of the delegates 1t had sent. The
ju lge was of the opinion that it was not
a good plan, as Il rule, to send druukards
and incapable men to Tankton TO make
laws for a people SO Supremacy intelli-
gent as the people of this district are
and he hoped he would hear no more of
it.
NIessrs. Stoycll and Wallace followed
with few ably presented remarks.
dwelling principally upon the local sits
aation Of our district and its connection
with the politics Of the nation. Mr..
Stoyell explalnei that the next territorial
legislature would, and must unavoidably
be republican, and went on t" show how
utterly impossible it would be for dem
ocratic Representative to labor effectively
in the interests of h!s districs.
Then came our friend Bro. Dickey, who
gave some good logical advice in his
mustcrly way, AND DON'T YOU FORGET
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-10-26
COURT PROCEEnIXGs.

At the first term of the District Court
held at jamestown on the 10Th inst, the
following business was transacted:
Territory of Dakota VS.. Patrick Moan.
Case dismissed.
Territory of Dakota VS.. James Lees.
Case dismiss d.
Territory Of Dakota Us. D. NJ. Kellehcr.
Case dismissed.
Territory of Dakota VS.. VIM. Moore.
Defendant plead guilty to IN assault, and
Judgment suspended.
Territory of Dakota vs.. Edward Rols
Inns and John A. Morrison. Defendants
plead guilty Of petit fsrc.ny. Court i'm.
posed a fine ct five dslhars and costs, ff..
teen dollars each.
Petition of Appaaonda Klaus for vaca.
cation of portion of Eighth street il
jamestown. Ordered entered.
Homer T. Elliott Us. The Dakota
James y Elm River Navigation Improve
ment and Transportation Company. Judgs
mcnt for plaintiff for &112. As and costs
Herbert T. Bush ct al. VS.. Joseph San
born ct al. Judgment for plaintiff foi
$500 damages and costs.
William G. Wlsite admitted to prac
tiee.
". ". Bell vs.. Henry Ringaett. De-
murres.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-10-26
Dakota House.

J. A. Dole retires from the Dakoti
House this morning by limitation of least
Mr.. Dole has been a popular landlord, am
has wan the confidence and esteem Of GU
community and the travelling public
while We regret to have him 60, We cor:
graduate ourselves that he is to be s,N
eeeded by w. H. Hurd, conceded to L
one OF the best caterers in the Northwes
He has been connected the last 25 yeai
with the leading first-class houees Of a
West. such as the fremont Of Chicsg,
Merchants aud metropolitan, st. Pau
SHERIDAN, Bismarck, and now directt.
from the Headquarters of Fargo With
han of such experience, and Who IL ugj
versaily known and liked By .'thc boys
we predict for the Dakota Hqase 20.
1larity and reputation SECOND 80 1o4e.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-10-26

To REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF STCTsMAN Co.:
From the time those words were first ut
tered, to the present time, in private af-
fairs or in public, in business, IN religion
or in politics; every movement and every
act, of every nature, that has been unwilling
to stand the test Of cal,n, ,dispassonate rea-
son, has met with most signal failure.
The voting population Of Stutsman
county has come now to one of those
crises in political life, the result of which
my decide fos all time the fate of the
county, aud perhaps have an important
effect on the fate of the Territory. This
being true. let me ask the people of this
county one question,-Sha]l We plunge
headlong into position that, once taken,
we cannot retreat from; or shall we stop
for quiet moment and calmly reckon re-
suits, juit as as we would in our private
business affairss Which course is wise
Which is most sure to result in good
to ourselves and others.
Let me tell you, men Of Stutsman coun-
ty, that it is moie than possible that the
future fate of our county and its centre,
jamestown, hinges upon eur movement
in the present campaign and is deter
,hined by it.
There is an old MOTTO that has always
struck me as good one: First God,
| then our country, then ourselves" Greece
| ruled the world while she remained unit.
| ed; when sue became disrupted by
petty jealousy among her own provinces,
she fell an easy victim to foreign conquer
ors. victin,ized bs and through her own
neigEborhood quairels.
Is the moral plain to reads Let us
| take /, home and digest it we'll. Stuts.
mau county is fast rising to place OF
prominence and becoming an element oi
power in Republican Dakota as it has
never been until this day. Right here
10 the opening day Of our influence, shall
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-10-26
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Joe D. Mills announces himself IN this
>sue az an independent candidate for
register of deeds Mr.. Mills Is the best
man in the field for that position and we
hope he will he elected
The number of candidates who are
working up blooms" is daily Increasing.
1t is astonishing how many citizens we
have who are willing to be offered up on
their country's altar.
In writing to your friends in the East
you can tell them that the ac:uol settler
can get land for nothing right ~ the
side of lands that have sold this summer
at from three to five dollars per acre.
The fact that all the N P. railroad
lands in the James liver valley have been
sold, is of itself sufficient recommends ..
ton of the capabilities Of our soil to any
emjgrant who is looking for home in
tho Northwest.
One week from to-day will decide who
will be the men who will control the
affairs of this county during the next two
years Examine carefully the claims of
the various gentlemen who are asking
your suf;rages, and act accordingly.
Now that Stutsman county has an oppor-
tunity to send to thclegislature a gentleman
who is thoroughly capable Of represent
ing its best interests, we hope that no
citizen Of this community who has its fu-
ture welfare in his heart, will permit for
moment personal prejuiices or business
jealousius t.. bias lLis judgment, or inter
1ere with the plain dictates Of common
sense.
The Bismarck Sun, which was recently
gobbled up by Marshall Jewell, Of the
Tribune, has been leased by Mr. Chas. S.
Wixnm, formerly city editor OF the Tri-
bune, Of that city. The sheet as it now
appears, presents an entirely improved al :
pearance, having been changed from its
old form to five column quarto. Mr..
Wixom is young man Of marked Journal
istic ability, and generally liked by the
people OF Bismarck. The Sun IN the
hands of 80 able man cannot fail to
prosper. 1t still clings to the abominable
dem ocatic proclivities.
Some being disposed to make capital
out Of the assction made by the leaders
of the opposition movement, that the call
tor the county conyention, which was to
choose delegates to the district convention
held at Buismarck, was not made at an
early enough date to enable all to bear of
it, we desire to state authoritively that
our county convention was called the very
next morning after it was decided by the
Burleigh and Morton county committees,
at what place the district convention
would be held. It will be seen then that
it was utterly Impossible to call the
county convention moment earlier.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-10-26
A SPLENDID INCLINATION.
Valley City Times

1t Is gratifying that the republicans Of
the Bismarck jamestown district hays
nominated Mr.. E. p Wells, of the latter
place for representative. Mr.. Wells pos
sesses brains, great energy ana puflie
spirit and Is ardently devoted to the In.
terests of Northern Dakota; qualities ;aas
ct this time when events of Infinite i'm
poitance to this section are likely to oc-
cur, are invaluable in . Member of tile
legislature. We hope to he able to an,
pounce his election.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-10-26
Bismarck Tribune

jamestown has been named as the prob.
able capital of Dakota It has been suq.
g"sfcd also as the seat of a new land dis
trict to be established. There il much
IN store for it to be had for the asking,
If the people Of that city will unite and
pull together for its best interests instead
OF quarreling because church or school
house was located on one side of the ,ail.
road track iustcad of upon the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
AZ AMERICAN NATIE HERO.

ADDRESS by GENERAL WILSON on COMMODORE
Hull.
The New-York Genealogical and Biographical SO
ciety held is eleventh annual meeting last evening
NJ the hall of the New-York Academy of Medicine,
No 10 West Tbiriy-frst-st. In the absence of
President y. AP Barnard. Vice-Presidcnt ii. ID.
browne presided. Aftor rejecting the officers for
the ensuing year the society and lts guests listened
70 an address by General James Grant Wilson on
Commodore Hull aud the Frigato Constitution"
"In many respects" said the speaker. the char
acter of Commodore Hull was the counterpart OF
that of Admiral Farragut. He came of histori
family. from which the town Of Hull received It's
name. His father was one of the unfortunates who
suffered martyrdom the Jersey prison-ship Woare
told that when his sister TO he married she was
nlaced on "A scale, and received ~ "a dOwry her
weight i'm silver Isaac Hull was born at Derby March
g. 1878. When boy he went To sea- ana at the
are of twenty-one was captain OF ship. when The
American navy was first organized, he was second
lieutenant under Commodore Nicholson, and III
few years had been placed IN command OF Ola
Ironsides' The story Of his capture of the Guer-
riere is familiar 10 All, but one amusing incident OF
fine en- counter IS not recorded In history. When he
gave the order to fire. he mounted box, in order
To- get a better view. Suddenly ball whIzzed by
his head and ho got down so quickly that lie burst
his knee breeches III the rear. Even IN the midst
of battle SAWS FaTraglt, tho sailors could not help
laughing at their fat little commander IN his awk-
ward pTedlcanleDL
"Hulps victory created in England most
profound sensation. Said an English commander 10
HIM afterward: How is 1t that you were able 10
defeat u.s. when your men were half Enelishmen
Because replied Hull, proudly, the other hall
was American AT that time there were more cap
tains than frgates III the American navy and when
Hull returned. with characteristic magnanimity ne
resigned his command in favor OF another For
thirty-seven years he served hs country as captain
and commodore, and, dying in 1913, WAS buried IN
Laurel Hill Cemetery. 80.
The Constitution built IN Boston IN lfo4;
She has been three times rebuilt anu
often repaired but, like the boys jack knife, which
though it had new blades and finally "A new handle
was the same ackku e still. sac II to-day the same
'Old Ironsldes' She has sailed in every sea. and,
,yherever size has boon. success has attended herD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
DECISIONS-FEB. 81.

S,,oyeme Court ChdmberS-Bv Judge Lawrence
IN .eorie * rel Higgins agt McAdam elc-1hls matter
i he heard AT special Term In the matter OF Iynai-l
,ir, hc motion papers AlmoD act taunton; WOOD agi
s",o TsrIn-uY Judge Van VorstWestbrOok agt Van
nt ind others report confirmed Trambc, ex
eeutor etc aet Dzenszycki- Referees report confirmed
and nnal Judgment 0rhrTedL
SynerjoyC onrt- Special T11a-By Judge Sedgwick.
agt Freeman otoh denied without costs No'u
al Tuska granted Flower, etc. agt Meyet-h0
ou with $40 costs 20 alie Use event SaFols at
DECENTRALIZATION affirmed. Jackson agt tho Twenty.
thir,l Railway Company ior paihiln sec
n,emorandum Miles agt LOckhart-Order signed Oitagan
sCt Dillon settled waits AZ: edwards ct alOtdeI
dered MERCK Davis OIdcr OF dScOntlnuihoe Les
1r1de agt Mrsgh.-Orier granted. Phelps agt eimaub
William Phelps receiver etc SthlnN az
nickel Order appointing Nlilnm MITCHELL Ji. anu "a
Mitchell Cambridge Valley National bans ag' hht-
eva order II Thil aet Tompkins-prer denying
notion with costs o abide the event; hahlns hsI Row
land agt. Bennett; Egan agI Naish' -ohnei "s@
Anthony -Orlrrs granted, =, ~
Common PLeds-Sp6cidi 1erm-BV Judge van Hoe
senSrube agf. SchacfrWhy has not INC Ieiefee egheu
Le report Kelly the NewNorE and Phiinieiphia TX
he stipulation. sOuiher agi Josas.s NJ
Ter agT Order granted. Mds etc, agt fais0hs
Henderson ayl. Henderson, Granted =,
Marine COHrt-(feaerdI Iem-BY Judges McAdam
,.oe,, ana Uawes agf. PraschOrder affirmed with
o,,uion Atwood Marks,
Aoions 10 appeal denied without costs Wider ag
appealed from anrmed WIN costs opinion
Ter cnriam; Iucpp dies opinion Tor Dismissal oil appeal
Matter disposed Of per opinion Med
e,oenu L. lilies dissenting opinion. schubaek ngt Weilsten
Order nupea Ell affirmed with $40 coats ana with leave
rf "a She suppeses herself entitled to- Schubsck aRt kug
Ter Of al appealed IRON affirmed win ssts Brewster
e nj aat IIatchOrder modified by striking out the allow
snce the rst tla and rs noied order aned
"rsS,nbeys@By Judge sinnott-walker Hendricks
Motion granted order extending time TO answer vacated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
NAVY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Captain II. A. Bart
lett United States Marine Corps Washington. ID. c. has
been ordered TO EewLondon Conn, To relieve First
Lieutenant Is. X. Russell. commanding tho United
states Marine GUARDS. OF tho United States chip
Minnesota. Upon being relieved Lieutenant Rus
sell will report the commanding officer at the Marine
Barracks In this city.
Pavmnster W. W. Woodruff has been ordered TO the
Iagne Island Navy ard IN the capacity Of Inspector
OF Provisions and C0thinE and Chlef Eaglneer flhan
10 special duty 81 SewYOtk -
ant Frederick Collins frOm duty on the Coast Survey
and ordered to the Saratoga Lieutenant Nm d. Wool
ment Department OF The Washington Navy YARD (;
duty al Fort Wayne Ind and placed waiting orders
Boais Sain John A. Bisco has reported hs return
home. having been detached from the Persacols and
has been placed waiting orders
Pay Inspector Rufus Parks on beiag detached from
duty at Norfolk, will be placed on waring orders.
Leave q absence for two months has been granted
Lieutenant John q. Irvine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The President sent
the following nominations the senate this afternoon
Percy Pnchback of Louisiana TO be Naval oncer for
The District of NeN Dreams. -, 80.
trict OF New YORK. A.. "a a. =.
Jo,n NJ Hodge Of Krwiu Kansas, 20 be Register OF tue
land Once ai Salaa william IA. Crane, OF susan
Vile Ciforna De Register OF the Land oiaee NJ susan
Vlle Cal -, -. vi, ~. nf.,u..
charlie, e. Richanlsoa Txas at Pass Del Nore Louis
Na.uire az M cat Jamos = Williams. az Alden
10 be Newell Jones. at Homer, " Marcus
X rk al Mich Norman X. Mackenzie, al Wells
xi. o TO- r. y. Moore ~ New Lisbon. Ohio Miss Nina
Huston Milefsburk, ono Miss susan ~ Johhsoh AZ
cheyenne tIly, Wy Ter.
Captain James Joueii ior advancement seven.
numbers and promotion 20 the grade VI COMMODORE On
tl,e aeffv liHL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
THEyOICE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
covr,v,,,r1ov OF THE CANVASS.

.,.....r,, n, ,,vr.,s long LEAD STILL MAINTAINED
Tup t.sr THREE DAYS RESPONSES 70 THE
qp,puxr,s cIRcuLAR-FIFTy-FIGHT FOR sENA-
rop RI,ISE AND EIGHT FOR GENERAL GRANT
Late mails have brought o. responses
from the County and Township Committee
men of Pennsylvania to THE TRIBUNE's circular.
OF these. So were for Senator Blame as hrst ch"ee
for President and for General Grant In all l'ool
replies have now been received, showing to'al OIL
I.27I first choices for Senator Blaine ana <es ioi
General Grant The following table shows 'ne e"
tire distribution of preferences with the to'a' o
each candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
SEARCHING FOR A WIFE.

Henry Pargeter, OF Selby, Yorkshire, Eng
land applied Justice Courtney, no Brooklyn yester-
day for warrant FOR the arrest or Henry whitley for
assault Pargetcr's story was tit three ago he
married. IN Liverpool. woman who saug IN variety
theatre lie induced 10y neF 10 travel around Eng
land as song and dame "artist" In Loughborough
his Wifc met whitley, and soon after ran away with
whitley. Pargeicr came To tins country SIX months
AGO having learned that his wife and whitley had
10 America Thursday morning, IN llyrttaNe.. be met
ms wife with Nhitics. lie asked whitley why he ran
away with VIII. and threatened TO nave ms Witc ar
rested for blgamv. Whltcy tlcltupOu KNOCKED MN
down Justice COurtAcy said nat Ice would invest gdte
the case before issuing warran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
A QUESTION OF IDENTITY.

The Spanish Consul-General yesterday ap-
Piled 10 Commissioner OSBORN Tor warrant against
jose Alvarez Fernando. WHO. it VAS charged, had
stolen - 800 belonging to tue CITY OF Havana. Cuba
on January Is. 1850, and had ESCAPED 10 this city
Deputy United States Marsbals jones and BerDhardt
Yesterday arrested a who they supposed was the
refugee designated In the They found him In
II Spanish restaurant IN Pcarlst. lie declared he
not the person sought that his name was Antonio
Fernandez. lie was accompanied by rlrud named
Logan, who Insisted before Commissioner Osborn That
he had known the prisoner sluce boYhGod end he knew
that ho not the gully person. TIE case Will DE
hpa afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
A DOCTOR HELD FOR PERJURY.

Justice Wandcll has been investigating for
several a case Of alleged PERJURY, IN which Dr.
Cornelius Alcott OF Brooklyn, was the Defendant, and
Harvey r. Wilcox. Wall Street broker, tho complain
ant In 1865, Mr Wilcox sued the doctor TOE $4,000
which, It was alleged was due Mr. Wilcox Oh stoca
transactions IN Wall Street. Homer A. Nelson was ap
pointed the matter ard he reported IN favor
OF Mr.. wilcox. who obtained verdict for $1,000
which included interc Il and costs The doctor then ap
pcaled the ease aud proceedings were begun M the
sine for perjury In the Harlem Police court oy
Wilson dainst doctor whom ne charged win swear
ing falsely before tho referee. Judge Wdnde rendered
his decision yesterday holding the doctor IN $4,000 bail
TO answer at the General Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
4 BTGAMIsTs NOVEL DEFENCE

Peter H. Wade was tried yesterday in the
Court OF Sessions OF brooklyn Tor bgamy. lie Is truck
man and formerly lived ~ No 253 Greencave with his
wife, Annie Wade, and eight children lie left his family
In June last ana on January he was married TO Cath
arine Mckinley by the Rev Lewis r. Fooe, pastor OF
tbc Tbroop Avenue Presbyterian Church. WGdes de
ienco was me novel of insanity He claimed that
no te ltm his truck about year ago ana INJURED us
hsad AMI mar when he was married to CathaTine Nc
1,inIrv lee did not know what ne DONG. The Jury
rendered n verdict OF guilty Inc priSoher "'' ie
maudcd for sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
A MILLION AND A HALF INVOLVED.

George {. Genet, who owns ten acres Of land
on which an assessment OF $1,000 was laid for the
sackett street Boulevard, IN Brooklyn has brought "a
suit IN the Kings County supreme Court against the
CITY % Brooklyn declare the assessment void. The
plaintiff claims that certain provision was made TO
pay the property taken for the boulevard. and that
the taking private property for public purposes with
out paving for II Ii unconstItut.0nal The
trai before judge Gilbert Yesterday II j. claimed that
the decision Is favorable 20 the plantn every assess
ment the Sackett-s Improvement VIII bc inyall-
dated The amount involved is about 81 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
A WARNING TO BE Needed AT ONCE.
Ehorn The RoftOn 7r0nfcrfpt lRepl

This Convention. more than any other po-
utical event since the Grant boom" began. In the
opinion OF sagacious observers OF the popular current
unerrngy forcshadows the disastrous consequences OF
persistinc ia "a Presidential nomination distastefu TO
majority OF rejecting, Intelligent Repubhcans. The
bare escape defeat OF the Conkng Grant faction
on their hGsen ground. under the most favoring
circumstances, exhibits the strength Of the underour
rent working against General Grant IN the Republican
party, even OF New-YOrk. Unless the Republican lead
ers are anxious for defeat than success they Will
heed the warning In time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
RESULT OF DEMOCRATIC FRAUD.
y'ro1n The Clerslqnd Leader (Rep.)

The action of the New York Convention
will disAupoint nobody VINO has carefully watched the
nooa md cations OF the last few weeks. The fraud
in Maine was answered by Pennsylvania pointing ~
Grant As the man 10 nominate. The declarations at
the Washington serenade OF an intention TO put into
at Cincinnati whether he shall DC elected or
not is responded by NewYorks Endorsement OF the
acfon IN Pennsylvania. Let Congress disiranchlse the
majority of the Minneapolis district and gave Mssh-
hnTu's scat In Congress 10 a man beaten ny three
thousand In order to make Minnesota Democratic In
vote by States and power on earth viii prevent the
nomination OF General Grant at Chicago-beeause his
name Is nOny with rmness courage and SUCCESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28

painter from Tyneslde, while busy putting
the iiusnng stern OF vessel Ing ut tue
sh pyard where employed, wDIstiing al his
work as merry rs a puughman. The ger, being
deck earu painter. but failed mad his where
for time At length sooing over the stern,
ne deserted paint. whose tune merry aud
lond. H6 looked savaEely at tho man, who took no
OF ms appearance, but continued his work until
accosted by his superior with The following inquiry
DO we pay you for whisthngP No." replied tho
man; I'VE gle ye thot hto the bargain!"
Little Edith (Mrs Brown, a visitor. has just
kissed her)--" Alautsa aOeen'C Ike w0Bens one D"
Mamma--" Why. Ed tn. whnt do you mean! why not.
darsipgT Edith" Cause womeus Ia ieasln' for tisses
all e tines" Mrs. Brown has learned lesson. Oh,
that would profit by it.-tBoston Transcript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-28
NOT so MUCH OF A GRANT GAIN.
Ffoln The Boston Advertiser lRepl

1t is not to be disguised that the circnm-
stances under which NewYOrk comes 10 tie support OF
General Grant DO not help his cause To the extent
might have neeu helped Those VINO have turned To the
cx-Presidrnt either from a conviction that lac is e1
M the best available candidate VIII receive any ac
cessons 10 therranks account OF the support gwen
10 their candidate by the "machne " N New-l Ork
Nor ON the other hand Will they lose strength by
reason of the action OF MI. COnhings Convention II
General Grant the for the hour he Is not less go
because MI Conkng thinks so tooi and, he Is 10 nc
prefered 10 other candidates he is TO be preferred Oh
nrecisely the same grounds before without reference
to any reasons which other persons may have for sup