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, 1880-06-09
TIE COa1DINATION'
NOW IT NAE DONE.

6p4s,ot n.patsA to Ths Chicago artsan@
WASHINGTON, D. G., Juno ga history o. wy
combinations whloh proceeded The no1l'tlauvnS
Garfield will probably never 10 fully M,..toS M,MS
but there aro ao1lo thlnss when my .e's"t .to
candidates wilt not ha abc to cQncca1 1tuu, ,Sn
public. 1t was pyitlant after tho elt'soM ~ ... ".
long ballotIng yostordny that nlalne aNu su.
man were by no means confident Of sns1v,'t ~
although those who INV thoM h0!a Sa'a sr", ~.
9hpruan was more confident than b!a'he ,.c',IS a
latter, while certain that bits own !noh "eu ,rs
stand by him until requested to apanoon apa.,as ~.
leader who has beon capab'n OF etea"us ''a,
SO much enthus!asm. did not seem ~" ,oniI
that II a break bueuIno necessary Nv n,.inc
trauhgoE his atre1gth to hla owl de!ea. ,.,inJ.
laat utght aeolnod to hnyo ulatl0 up ~ u .hst
and, 10 a friend who ealied upon MN, eaa ~ - a
It was scarcely necessary to haSo ""As's t,s
carl upon falling market." referring ,,s ~ ,he
own toureastpR ballot. Mr.. plalnc, autms Sowlt
afternoon, admitted that ho dill 'iot 0s.sry Wv a
vas posslblc for him to obtain tho hetcss",t, ~,
number Of votcs To prcak the Grant oo'ao"'
ho stated that he then thought aotAe
orjtxN CANDIDATE THAN CHANT h,r all
or Sherman would bo ohosen arouhu "no.n .n.rt
tho anti g rant man could rally. 1t Taa Tarr'.;v nrr;
ent that naither D!atue nor sho1nsn ses%1 s..'ns,
expected 10 be sh!s to break tho uFa1t eu. ""hans
The ulaiaa mon knew that there Neso Peadhe P.ad "a
100 yotca III tho Grant column TINT "uu.s .oi.
thrown for their candidate should 'ne ,., ,nle-
s,mn ovor break, hut, ~ Groom u: WIZ. nns,.., in.
zraphod hero this u,ornlng, tho "oIa ,s"tsnay vu
tended to stand AFm to tho end: o;",act' Al.
Afternoon, howovoF, bctwaen 4 anu ~ sono
te1npts wore made here to come " Ind
nndarstandtnr between 6herman .srn
ulaino, Tba movement secgs - o>ansd n4
started FROM tho Sherman side, and " " Gsn.
that confereuos was hold at the l9.se nI.ues NJ
sherman, two or throe doors bcio" ~ s"hnrs md
owp house. At all events, Secretary eSus ~ "a 10
seogeta.y Sherman loft the Treasury ~ sbscut
Gen. ahermaa's, u that Renuemsn s'pssrsl. sp 1t
teom tho city ~ attendance apo snas should take
wns little di1lcult to see why they sne$ x nay
that ,imc. lust at tn4t important bour, aopeiu.
saqlaj cali upon Con. 8Assmsn. aud 'n' '''''
| aion mas that
pl.A4xa Ann aHEaAAh VET ;. ases,.
st Con, ahotpen'a house. Al all sVenH. s.. tuies-
| tary Sherman, attez tho time "noa 'A
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'TENNESSED.
I 0IN T IIkJkJ 90I1t
EARTIYitiax.
ssrxetal D.spateh to Ths Chitaan 1ftt.sss

sptetal nspateh to 1hs Chisaah Tftbsa&s
NAsiv1LLn, Tenn, juno S-Tho nomination
Of Garfield llas cn,lscd groat roJoiolng among
1,opulllcans, and tho general tontiu,ort among
tho Demunr,ts Ia that the party selected tho
strongest candidate. At n;11 o'clock to-ntRht.
while tho Democratic Convention WIS IN session
at tho Capitol, tho Republicans nrch salute Of
fitty guns on Caplto Hill In honor Of tho flont-
nntion. * tla8 hearing Gnrlnitia nama was
inftrtct1 In fruit uf tho Ilnp,lhllcAn hcaHt,Rr-
tors, and speeches woro delivered by numbor
Of persons.
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BIAINIE.

ITS D1srATun CONTEMPLATING GARFIELD.
WAHi,AaroN. D. g., Juno 8,-scnator blaine
sout tho following telegram to Gen. Garfield
this afternoon MS soon ns ho received tho
announcement Of Mainets yoto on the tlnal hal-
lot:
WAa1l1s1ToN. D. O., Juno 8-Io tho Hon. Jd,nes
Il GtrHcld, CAtcupot NatnOs yote this moment
cnsf for ynli Voos With MY hearty concurrence.
h0po 1t Will aid IN securing your denominations
and assuring victory to tho Republican, party.
JAMES G. 414AINK.
Gen. dnrlold replied as follows;
CHrOAaO, Juno S,-Ile Hon, J1nl<8 g, Hk&tnd,
TitahfnDt0n: Accept my thanks for your Yellpr.
GUS dtspAtch. JAMES Il. QAnFLELD.
, 1880-06-09

tscntinl canlpniYn Of lilo entire linran ltepho-
lcan element In this secttnr, nnd psnees Wiseon'
ain sldo by sllo, IN November, with tho strong
1sernblicnn BtntcB- Tho democrats hntf hopesl
for hotter things for them through tito nosnina-
tlpn of ctthor Grnnt or Itln[no, and thby havo
now bccumo corrcsrondlngly depressed. 1t ia
tho general opinion tint tho nomination OF Har-
t,oll pretty cslcetunlly blocks sstnny's little
0hio g,ltno With 1'ayno.
JAHEsv1iLE.
Epfetat Dlspateh to The Chicago 1ftbsne-
JANEsy1tLE. Wis, Juno S.-The nomination OF
GARFIELD was received hero with Rrcnt en-
th,,sas, All cinsscs arc Of fppinion that tho Com
ycntton has tiuno tho worry best thing to Insure
Republican victory this fali. As lwrfto d saiuto
Of flfty g,tna is being fred. Our streets nro
tl,c,l with enthusiastic Republicans, md COLI
sral,,latlona nro thu order Of tho hnur Tho
Young ytcu's Republican Club arc making mr.
rlugetncnts for grnni r1ltlf'cattoti tncrtiiE TO
be held ut All early dny. Democrats all admit
tlNt Garfield vii! 10 Il hard nun t0 1cnt. aitt
some say they will support him lii preference so
Tiidon, IL nominated.
special Dtspateh 10 Tnt Chicago Tribune
RACINE, Wis, juno p.-Thc second city Of tho
State which staitcd tho Gartcid boom Is Wild
With delight ovor tho result cn%nnon % ara oGom- ~ m
TNintINn is eapeotally congratulated upon lts
share In tho glorious victo1y.
F1SD pI LAO.
Special DhpateA To- The Chteaeo 1ri6snA
FON1s MI LAO, Wis, J,,nu a-.Tha npn,tnation1
ts well received hcrB, md tho fcpuglien1is VIII
Tae uraMt md siasae moi yic gracefully, and
NIL vii! unto In support ot tho tlckct'
OSHKOSH.
8psetpl IAspateh to The Chicago Tribune
OSHKOSH, Wis, Jung A-StncD tho DalantinE
oern.s aeT rffs'"s Sas @ sSa Syllatp saa
shsS1s strsnSh. 0:ehs Tss p1"seet 81 hIs nona
tion seemc.t to give thon, great cncouragonc.n't;
Whom Gaslels n9innatton was "nnMiIeSsa ;S ao sno
th,ts3sm % Of Ito Rcplbiieas,s r,sc ID Q rctnalk;
nblc .Fcgrcu. rhe Unanimous oxprGsslon r. Oh ~ FL
p,Il!enns any t,iat It Is the strongest nomin,a-
lion that could hnve been mn'fc md Ernnt sntia.
tnction Ia anxprcssc!l thAt Wisconsin, sl9ta F nnvo
i nisina t. uartIel.i. paGio ratlIlration neet-
Ing Will bc held ina tay Or two, and arrnnse-
| mcnts are now being nlndc.
IA CROSSE.
Special nispateh to Ths Chicago Trtbt.nt.
slasl rrcyiss n THIS clty nser ussi'el5 , S' ,'n q
cst Interest wis manifested ironn,l tho nGws-
|sss |sn3cS' et'G' fer Fto.icnt ws s"S anonsea e
| tIutllcails manifested tkeir enthusiasm by tnt
oos Of an ,,trh ,Shn'8ess 8eesanaeterst 5s'ii
stpcci,cs wore ,n,tte by prominent Republicans
| Thu feeling Is uunntmnsls that botter nd innr.
nM,ls. v'fs Thns num,ii,atton ' of uen. Arthur fo
Vicc-1rysfcnt also etlts hcnrty expressions .
apgrnynl md IN n.gises 1hs nepnolcn "SSe
with courage tos INC mnaa[Ta San,Ps's'''
. spteial Dlspatth 10 TAe Chicago Tribune.
EtoiT. VIII Junn sGnraftas so1 s tS9 h3 i.,ilst
lntn,,,sIccti tiio bant tioro hus been tho grcat
H to ,nan nnFol. fIE,F . y I'm y,
sSa ,;vs MMn na rornis} ti,n Ftec rss ha ol,t
, 1880-06-09

FRov1pnHoa, Juno R-Ops hundred gums werc
flrea this evening ID honor OF the nomination Of
0urflell.
Puov1prsca, n. l., June a-As tho Nhodo
Ialaud acpate waa oommsno,pE tta Rftoruppu
9ussIon Gov. Littlafoad announced tho nomtpa-
ton IL GAStlelA Tor President, when th9 eolators
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:
MHNr1t1s, June a.-Tho nomination uf Garfield
was received with satisfaction by tho nepnbllo-
nus Tho general expression is that hc will har-
lnonizo all clements Of tho party. and poll tho
full Republican vote. Grant wits tho ohoco Of
many Democrats, thinking no could enslly hhte
hcc,t defeated ut tho lNll0f-box. Shermnn's
friends In this city show tho grcntest e1ultAton
over tho result.
, 1880-06-09

inrKcsL hall horc, WIS crowded tn llston To rRtt-
Aosuon speeches. Gov. ritkin preatdcd, tnkinE
tho chair with short, tcrac, enthusiastic nd
dress, folIpwcd by Con. Chamberlain, Judge
symca, ". D. Todd, Chi. Jaaotson, Ju,lgc
ncokor, Col. Massh, judgo '1iron,wolI. Col lar
n1t,, and II. N. Hleight. Thrco rouring chocrs
wcrn given for tho National notnlnntinn. md
tnr tho prnbabo l,.Mtl ot MIR stnt2 ticket, Gov.
rltkin. During tho meeting artillery sal,itea
woro tired, md much, enthusiasm l'revaiiod. a
resolution pasao,l plcslros Color1sao Tor tho
noulinpE8 hy h00U lnMlNrlty.
, 1880-06-09
ONO.


9tAetas Dtspatth 10 9As Cateaeo Tribune.
CINCINNATI, D., june s.-1he nomnAtlon Of
Gprtleld IL hailed with KruAt 30y by tho lscpub-
1icRns Ut 0hlnt liz 10 fur moro popular In tho
BtAts than John Sherman, aud will bring out ut
lua1t 2, wv aoFo Republican y0toA Tha goncral
feeling sasotiH Democrats tp-utXht " thNt It will
lls useless for thosn 70 attempt u contest the
State unless their candIahto should b. Thurman
oF k9me 1u4p Of gent loeal popularity. uaT.
fields connection With thu Camplvlttv Church
will b1tux him = large number Of Dsmocratto
vt,tes FROM that denomination. in Kentucky
und Missouri Whcre that sect Is strong, he Will
alsu uakp l.rvads upou thv UeMoe1Atle strength,
, 1880-06-09
WISCONSIN,.


Syeeta! Dtspatth 10 Tia CAttaoo TrttuHa.
MADISON, Via. Juno a.-The nomination of
Opu. GNrt,ell Us tho elnillnto for Prosidcut by
tho Republican Convention at Ch!caxo wRs Fo'
uclvod horo with the widest Enthusiasm. Tho
tlcws was yyeviyed about l.9O and national
salute WIS fred In honor of tho csont. and ttaRH
displayed OH tho public buildings. chocr utter
cheer xtcetud tho announcement. Nepub-
lIcans everywhere congratulated nAV Hnother on
tho oxoullcnco OF tho ohoiuc. The 0rnnt 1net,
whtu disappointed that THUR choso', leader could
not rccelyo tho iutllnation, nro porfeetly
s.1tafled and tubtlant over the nomination Ut
Garfield. Thts Sumo foollng Is oppressed by tho
nIalne, Wast.burnc. and Snsssnan men. atad al
nE1 eatiaiioA that tha Convention bus acted
wisely. T1ie Ds1noorass admit that tho ticket IL
III exceedingly strung ono IL beat. The Ger.
laA1,s WV highly eiatcA over tho nomination. ana
will support 1t enthusiastically. To satisfy all
elements III Wisconsin butter ttcket could not
haye becu nominated.
wATENT0MN.
Bp<etal DlspaseA to IRs Chicago JrsbunA
WArgnTnwA, Wta, Juu0 a--Tho news Of the
nomination Ut Gcu. Garfield f1r prcsduut II ~"
oetyca hose With unbQundcd enthusiasm by the
Nepubliez.n nlasaea, and tho ticket hoadMl w
bim will command the full strength Of the party.
| This choice OF tho Convention insurcs 70 tho
Republican party tho warm Huppottin tho Pscsi-
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COL0NApQ.
IahN111nll
Rr>e{aJ Ntpa{dA 70

Rpseta1 pspafdA 70 tn GAteass 1tt&u#s.
psNvAa, Col, June a-The an1ouupencnti
tho 1iqmlAaton Of fQarAetA rnot With great eP-
pFpba,ion ha5a. Shortly after Tho numIRatlop
became known a ~ sas Issued for q rstfea.
uou lneeslug, and A. 8 o'clock tho -WalhalH. tho
, 1880-06-09
INDIANA,
TE{sHH HATTIE.
TENHH EIltVIN+
HDtefnt THSpufth to The CHICAGO Tribune.

TgRRE HAUTH, In,i,, 1uno B.-Thp nomination |
of Gurtletd gives universal satisfaction hcrc.
TT the very grcat number of Republicans who, |
up TO this noon, t}cc,urci thoy would not under
nny c]rcu, instances support Gr1.nt tho nominn.
tIon glyca relief. The nntne 'of Garfield recon-
Giles them, md makes tho pnrty hero u unit.
When tho vote which non,inutcd him was ah-
nou,,cetl from tho telegraph oillcc 10 tho anx-
iu,is crnwti i,cow n hundred hats wont into tho
nsr, aud Everybody cxclnlucd: "1nllann Is
gnre lii Novemlcrl'' To.t,lsht an immense
ratification meeting Is bellr hold, md addressed
1,y local tllunt. In tho bpln!Un Of All Republic
aus, no potter choice could hayo been mndc.
KoK0Mo.
sptt&at Dlpatth to The Chicago T1bun&
KoKoMo. Ind, Juno Y-.All tlny yesterday ana
to-tiuy II oruwd ut several hundred re0plo hlss
stood around the Tribune building wutchinH
with intense interest tho moves Ut Chcaxo. The
nln4no me., fl tho crowd wore throo to ono In
numbers, and tic feeling a8ul1ldt tho thir-torn
bitter. When GArllcliis nomina ton was an
nuuncod cteur after cheer ruMt tho iir, mud
hundreds OF hnts won't skyward. 4 ratification
meeting will ho held to-,llorrow night. AL
honrti]y Inorse,l by nil f1uyu 10 fears for lauk
- ~ 1,,., i,nrrht,on ~ thtx
OF eh'has'asn' "nons Ano'an" hopoo''es'''' WI"
fAu. n
F0Nr WAYNE.
Spsetal Dhpaleh to 11A t1ileoso 4sttuns.
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, juno B-The news Of tho
,"ntion Of darea and Arthur ~, wis fsee,SEl S.,
WIN uo "'oSss n'p"nG 'm',a ~ ,'',.,.tot sno ,sns
ietlil boartls' Wnoh uarAelaA nohl1hntaan WIS
| n1uIo known tho cE0wils around the telegraph
| nIlicns seon,ud Wild with enthusiasm. A ratih-
""'.o,, ,,'n,,', ,tl, No ,,e,, rn.,,nrn,g night.
The Senst''sl publishes interviews with leading
Republicans expressing their tnhonn'lcd contl-
apt,co in tholr utility to curry tho statc for tho
tieRet' uFant men gApfusa TX .n''s "
SUPPORT the ticker. Ine n,ne ss anu u, a ~
, 1880-06-09
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Juno 8.-Tho nomlnaHop of Gar-
fold uud Arthur Ravo entIro satisfaction to the
Republicans OF this sIty. Tonight n salute Of
100 guns wns rot In celebration Of tho result Of
tho ChloagU Convention.
, 1880-06-09
despoudcnt followa your correspondent aas
rAlIl0.
qAtl0.
Brretaf Dtaratth 10 Tae Chtca1o Tribune, =.

N.ttonnl 1t,,r,lirnn (a,nyrnttou nf {SGit, Car |
n,1 ~ sIan,.t nn1 tta Han f,hesfcr Arthur
he! fe! 1Hs tnc.pFsnni W. ~ warmly received by tho
EnnhIcans % nf tG3s e;,y. Tse Grnnt .lt,t i}Ininn
s w most tn|,To !s m " aeealro s {or @
.soina Ksneotnliy IL tic no,riaat!on of oN.
sare!d ,,, c,y ~ !" w so Woa ot sppor
len ~ wErunf hni hr hcrn IGunnted. The tlnt,-
1nrv mrntifyjnr t, jrn Nrants friends, md tho
,,oRcs il ot,o lint Vii i,opthilcnn. foni Will In.
tWrc victory ear tho l,ariy III. tic rnlis!a Noyem.
III, nj an nnrly ,,uy,
CLINTON.
Special nnesteh t. 11s calsoee 1,t,sn:: r, - .o,n,
C5taf1oH} ILL., .i'.'e -,S W. 1,,asi,1unt xas
eo1ve ssuqn q IN st ths cy H sn;s Afternoon amidst oa
s as s Ill., up @ to ar 1h at I'll pares
soSo we I'cass1 Thc @rnGt n t' a n,s o
Rc!i plcascn; prtiWer1@,HR e @ hMun Inn nrrnf or r.
shnnfhns f ~, ,nn ru ~ w." r,nk. M Tim nnriy ci,stsl
~ IN hhyht ntwrcI, Urunt and it1nint. fle wilt
nrry ~ tf!1a county over nny Democratic op.
,onont. .5 III. Tho Enthusiasm IL tttc,,sa,
honnts. n-,,,u.
,M,s ns'd ~ In,ss" 1 srt1c 70 nou,jpation Of Con.
icnns will, tho Erencse enths.'"s,nl. IN, ", a.!
nnnds went up ehnn. III iUi ~ tM"s .nrntIan MI If
~" % .,att M ~,tttna " IT, ,ght, i,f nntnuurixcI Tho
,'mr Snv ,"@,'S ~ ~" t"rtv. Mci who votrI f1r
rM1,t mcws With i }nr ana nckn"wicscd ito wisdom d
itnrtRNtf6f1. DEfntEt;aET
,rr @ cos't. nnd It was rDusouI To peo tho average
Dumncrnttu cnlutuuunce FILL Gruntly County
will g!ve t;nrSl' every s,1y Ms1s% "n yoeG 10y w'ia @
matoritY M. mdt IN Hoyenhcr for t;arliold.
srrn1,xa: n.,,
srEn1iSn i'l., 51nn n,,ni o ~ rnntnms IN the
aun. r n ;'.. svas rn"oivn,i viii lila wilcst
ppn.ty,,a,nsm ifnva were thrown to tho brcpxo
ana tho tn,t,,lnr nt cannon cnrred tho Elah
s!nss to tho esty and surrounding country lint
ce.lnss 1aS HE Was S cl 1t iuc Acaty ot Musie this
rvcnj,1E. and ro1spg srccchca wcro nndo hy
shsan Hs 1 ae TS5rG Mecstno5 y H. '"D9ts oncS
moro tho purity Is Nnltcd mud everybody IL
enthusiastic aud hanpy. m'g'sx.
-,.,.. ~ ~. fa,.,.o 7,.,,,r, =
Snxe,"1 i'': ;:s,n" 4 ~ Thn mnrnin1tinn nf anr.
NeH ond rtS.1r ia srrjl. rrcetyet bv tho Ncpllt-
itonn. ~ thla citv f{nn {irnt an receiving tho
I,nt "u.ntienoi,. the C. Convention hns non-
NJ, 1Ieu AGAINST tem. This aftcrnoon lie, cx-rres
1rne Mr Hrrl seat "ahn io Gnnsral in copny with
C"j. VI. il. nowIey, will lettye thia evening for
ss o9snE to nonu tho "'se0h'
11ycory.
speet4, p..pa.ea to IA. cntsaeo Tribune,
L1scohs, ill.,. juno B.--Tho nonInatiun OF
0asa w rssSyya 81 Ses hGrS ot to varo
eandLlAtss, aud With peculiar satisfaction ny
@ 3no niaf tSf'' id ~ uns wcrs re aad Nh
iMu,ense Lonlro Is l,iszInE. Thu ltaiids and
trum Corps ure ou,, md tlU stroeta arc crowded
ono Which viii nnrnionze tho previously ,lia-
Sortlhnt tslp,uptlts md lead the purity through
lilo coming cNtnuniYn to n glorious victory Ia
November next,
4rssts s:t;!s Df"'*s ss T. es'sss .s: ssss
4t,,1
, 1880-06-09
CONNECTICUT,

1TATtTFUIT*
IIAnrFoRt, Conn, June R-Tho nomination af
aon. Garfield Is enthusiastically received hero.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-08-09

WOULD YoU.-Would you keep your
rosy complexion, wear thick soled shoes.
Would you enjoy quiet content, do
away with airs and pretences.
Would you have others respect your
opinions, hold and never disown them
yourself.
Would you have good health, go out
in the sunshine. Sickness is worse than
freckles.
Would you respect yourself, keep
your heart and body clean.
Would you retain the love of a friend
do not be selfshly exacting.
Would you go in the confidence Of
business men, do not try to support the
style of your employer.
Would you never be told lie, do
not ask personal questions.
Would you sleep we'll and have a
good appetite attend to your business.
Would you have the respect of men,
never permit yourself to indulge in vul.
gar conversation.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-08-09

Hans Grawyost, worthy German
farmer, has a shrewish wife, who has
long rendered his life anything but a
couch of roses. One day not long ago
she, in fit of pique, picked up her
duds and left him, vowing never to come
back. The news went around among
the neighbors-you know how intelli-
gence of all kinds does travel in the
country-and at night several of them,
of whom | was one, went to eondole
with Hans. He sat on his front stoop,
putting away at his pipe. Hans [
remarked, Il pity you" "My boy,
replied the honest Dutchman, as he dis
turbedly knocked out the ashes of his
pipe. "you vas right. She has shust
come back p
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-08-09
An Old Comrades Account ola Pill
grimage to Governors Island.

Some of the pilgims were very seedy.
and others slightly under the influence
of some kind of strong fluid. We had
no less than four confederate brigadiers
on board the barge. There were pill
grims from Mississippi, pilgrims from
Tennessee, pilgrims from Indiana, pill
grims from Alabama, pilgrims from Ar
kansas-one very drunk-pilgrims from
Connecticut, and pilgrims from Louisiana.
Even Texas had her pilgrims here. some
of them in rather unsteady condition.
There, too, was Pilgrim John G. Burch,
secretary of the United States Senate.
You have very likely heard that Gen.
Martin T. McMahon, whom you may
have known during the war, has recently
elected himself master of ceremonies to
the great soldier candidate, Gen. Han
cock. He was on board on his way to the
democratic Mecca to introduce Joaquin
Miller, the poet, and literary gentle
man from Philadelphia. Pilgrim Ellis
/ of Louisiana, was also on board. We
had seats near the stern. The pilgrims
made a great noise and SO did tho steam.
There was bad smell coming aft-a
smell of bad tobacco and worse whiskey
and such murder of the kings Eng
lish. The General was seated on the
piazza, surrounded by a very select
circle of military and political pat
riots, great and small, and looking ex-
cessively annoyed. l had seen Gen.
Hancock annoyed before. 81 did not
expect to see you here IN this crowd, :"
said the general. "No, suppose not, "
said sit is all accident that | am
here to-day, and in such crowd as
this Asking his friends on the piazza
to excuse him, we retired to quiet but
elegant room, where there was a side
board, with all the aceompaniments.
"How o. said he. "How ?" said [.
That is the way the I'd dragons used
to put it. "General," said l, chow do
you find this thing % "don't find it at
ALL" he returned curtly and petulently !;
'there is nothing congenial about this
thing. These miserable devils worry
me to death. They come here from all
parts of the country, even from Arkan-
sas and Texas, to tell me how many
votes they can command. Worst of all
they want to exact pledges that | will
give them offices for their services. Did
you ever see such hungry crowd p
cit does look little hungry, general, y
said |. Hungry! hungry! hungry
he interrupted Il should say it was.
Why. my dear friend, this thing is
worse even than Gettysburg. They
take me in front and rear. They out
flank me, and, worst of all, they cut of
my retreat. The loeusts of old are as
nothing to them. - Washington Repub-
t ican.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-08-09
From the Toledo Blade.
NASBY'S DREAM.
CeNFEDRIT x ROADS,
/yU;ob ;s IN tbo Stoto mn KontuoLv

C0NFEDRIT N ROADS,
(Which is in the State Nv Kentucky. 7
July 10, 1880.
In all ages Nv the world dreems hev
ben considered prophetic. Jon Bunyan
yoosed the similitood of dreem to por
tray the struggled and vicissitoods Nv
a Chrischen life, and I alluz dreem
when anything especial is agoin to hap
pen the Dimocrisy. | differ from Bun
yan in this; he didn't dreem at all, but
he writ ez tho he did, while | actilly do
dreem.
Last evenin Bascom gave spread in
honor Nv the nominachen NV Hancock,
and ez the provender wuz free, and the
liker likewise, he'd, for wunst, eggs
actly all that my system Good hold, and
my system is trooly holder. Bein
very full, l went to my couch, troo
Dimekratic Bunyan, to dreem.
In my dreem the Presldenshl strug-
gle took the very material form Nv a
race. 1t wuz all regelar, the two par
ties trottin out eech boss, the winnin
post bein the White House.
The Dimocrisy trotted out their boss,
and felt ruther pleased on the hull.
He come up prancin with free sort oy
step, and didn't look ez tho he he'd 9
blemish. Indeed he cum up SO gamey
that really he'd faith in his sucksess
tho the other hoss he'd a winnin lool
about him, and cum ov stock that he1
ben winniu for SO long that they hev ;
noshen that they can't be beet.
Our boss wuz under the groomin u
Senator Wallace. Nv Pennsylvany, anc
he WIZ backt by the entire South anC
Tammany Hall, and also by scatteril
politikle sports from the other States.
"Now,' sed Wallace. "overybod,
keep away, and don't spoil this race b.
eny cussid foolishness. | hev fttid thi
boss myself, and eff | ride him he's sur
to win. Keep clear Nv him and don
say word.''
"Hold on mint" sed long-hairet
feller from Virginny, 1--WE hev got t