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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
WHAT GEORGE BLISS THINKS OF IT.


x-District~AttOmey George Bliss was
found by TRIBUNE reporter at his once III Ihe'S''
Yesterday When asked to his OPINION OF the ucho''
he said: -
have expressed myself for some weeks 70 the enect
that neither Grant, Blaine nor Sherman could De nom
mated by the Republicans. thought the Conven-
ton would decide upon Edmunds. General GARFIELD
il n stronger man than Edmunls. He IL more popular
nan Edmunds is very much respected for his charac-
ter and AFFINITY his very squareness has LED hiu u"
tread upou toes where Garfield has not done IT, Gaiheu
Is man of great tact and Judgment 80 Tar hs Know"
his record il good No substantial evidence as to hs
completely in the Credit MoDlIer scandal hats ever Deeh
produced The reputation OF no man who mas Deeh III
uotics so long as General Garfield and remained poor
~ safe If his word Is not taken against the accus
tons of person NJ the admitted cnaracter OF O|keS
Amcs tits n very good ticket. and shrewdy made mp.
How do you regard the choice for the Nlce-FreSI-
dcncy3"
General Arthurs nomination Is worth twenty
tlousand votes for the ticket the reason OF this Is WAT
senator Conkng VIII piICn in ana do his utmost l"r !c
success of the party duriI the coming campaign li'S
speeches control votes. This has been APP aren't III uc
fnrncr Grant tampaIgns Tie strength OF Arthur hes
IA The throughout tue tnJfe Stale VI Ic".
York the organic ltiOn Of The party ls in the MINIS ~
those people who Will be giatihed ana pcte't MN ms
uomilia Thei again. Arthur IS very pupul man,
and those who opposed t. Mr. ConkIlhS VIII Hol
be- antleOnstc to General Arthur They VIII De neter
satisfied with him than with any one Csc outslut ut m
mcdia CIRCLE Of their friends. Tn re are nrhS
of weakness in the nominate ms that can sec IcIsoh
ally my relations nave been very lntililc WIN ''hVI
Arr ceased 10 ne 50 Nililh the last
wear because he and have had different views upon
for President | should have plcRci Out grant pu'
should not have selected HIM as an available caluuate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
AHHY J.UERS.

WASHINGTON, jane 9.-Mijor Clifton Comfy,
Ordnance Department, H., ben or erred t. return To
station Sau Antonio, IcXl u2on the conn lciiur
Of lis examination tor proiuotIOu. The recent
order dmccing FIRST I.ru.ruaut ~ VI. Mar,Inu.
ith Artillery, to rrpr ri t. the CaIhintudlu. G,-
cfa 0i Department 81 Wet Point. Tor u tie Uai.cd
a'cs Military Academy, HIS been r'yoxcd, luI r,Li
Lieutenant W. VI. M,'cf 1tI Artillery. has bee.
drcd report N tina post IN n- -. for duty Fast
Lieutenant Wllnin II. Law, r. CON Iuiaatry, has r
drAieI Tor duty win the Aicc LN,-tl ~. ii,d will
UOrt accordingly 10 the turf ~ieudl Olir-r .. the
int Lieutenant tustVtI- {. lI,' - 4 iVlt
has formally assigned 10 duy as Acting Aesieium,
Ou4rtrrma-ter and Acting COmIi~-iry Of subsistence
In connection with the expedition 70 IA" Arctic Seas,
organ and mas been ordered 10 rcpOr! uCcUrd
mgly
iSrigadIci-Cir Bel iamin Alvurd Pa. masfcrGrn
eral, having served faithfully y--iN cnusecu
tive years commissioned Office hr has ri hil
IN request ana bV direct ION OF the Pre- dem ret red
from IN conformity with sccilUu Lab VI
The Revised Statutes.
Major j. 4. H. Smith. Paymastcr United States Army
having completed the business rcqu,ing his presence
this city, has been ordered to return to his proper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
FALSELY CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Mary Heay, a washerwOman, was employed
at house of Thomas Tate in October 1879 One day.
after the laundress had finished her days work, Mr.
aIe discovered roll of bills and silver certificates
mounting to more than $500 had been stolen from
trunk in hall room, where he had kept them. His
daughter Jennie, about fifteen years DID, who had been
alone with the aundress In the house during the day,
said that she saw the woman como out from the hall
roOu and soon afterward noticed what seemed to be
roll OF b Is In the open front Of her DRESS On one OF
them she noticed the letters " SILL" which
taken TO be the first part Of the word "sil
yer" on one OF the certificates Mr.. Tate had
Mrs Healy arrested although she had always borne
coed name; she srraIgned az the Harlem Police
Court aud was held In default OF $500 bail Some sub
scquent Developments led to the suspicion that Mr.;
TaJes daughter Jennie had stolen the money aud had
attempted throw the blame on the old woman: The
charge against the latter dismissed by tie Grand
Jury.
Tile trial OF action by Mrs. Heay TO recover 900
from Mr. Tate false imprisonment was begun before
Justice GOepp, the Marine Court yesterday. The
plaintiff brought testimony to show that tn money was
stolen ny Jennie Tate Detective Haw'ey aud several
radpsmrn testified the purchase by the young girl
time OF large quantities OF jewery articles OF cloth
ing, intending "A seal-skID sacquc. aud many riDkets
without knowledge II her parents. The girl aimed
that given tO her by lady friend. The
VIII be continued to-day. A. Z. wilson for inc
plaintiffs II. T. Marson for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
A FORMIDABLE CANDIDATE.
1 L =.

No one Is likely To ask who James A. Gar
field -. during -cYcntreu hc has been III Con-
gre, lbs tai MS aud ability have gwen hu such prnI-
mai hUt tow puhltc ar. IN con IcuOuS}
known To m" country, or ~ whom more favorable
op niur ~ hc. # aside To" pr udl,t nat gov
en- rr paYiy 'oi n'iuhs. And what h.. * he made
l:Wfttf Pr man /. thu Dulllcr 81 MS own
curlc,rI distinction ami hOuurs Considering the hot
srl.C The Dt:Cr dnmOSilcS, That cnarIctZ i tue can
VS., uonn, both before and al the Chicago Con-
Nruiipu It uIEh nave hap ,encd that third Unrtl or
H. tn rae availability WUnd have been the one of
- ali Sat GENERA GARFIELD belongs 10 the r nj rank
lie NItnti rruUWn ~ very lUtucn lal member of
trc Nhtuu legislature, hr na, large experience. he
possesses order OF ability. and his cGatnc err 10 OF
the kti i,at commands respect. His nominal on Is
4uIriy III 70 male, and hn Will u formidable
candidate. The CnvnnitI Convcn ton will now need 10
pu forward bcsl man, and ne VIII he very good
IND. cd II he Is better ihan the Chicago nominee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
JOEL W. MAsoN's CONFIDENCE.

Police Commissioner Joel w. Mason, who
was the Convention but left Chicago before the end
found at Police Headquarters yesterday trying
cases OF patrOlmen, with Commissioner VOorhls. Mr..
Mason ardent supporter of General Grant.
When asked II he was surprised at General Garields
nomination he said;
"Iwas not surprised because after twenty thirty
ballots had been cast saw Garfield gaining, and
thought likely he would get It, should have been
prised he had nominated at earlier stage but
when saw the Grant men would not bulge an inch,
and that the Blaine men we're determined that Grant
should not get 1t, was not astOniShed to Garfield
secure It.
~Iiook on his nomination favorably. Take 1t as a
whole It is strong nomination and VIII give general
sarsfacuon--prooably as much as any thst could be
made The fret nomination didn't please the Grant
men, bat when they saw Arthurs name, that settled IT,
Iregard the nomination Of General Arthur as high
compliment to Conkling snd IL was kind and liberal
act Of the antrans men TO 20 In for him under tile
6nmstaneea II 10 IN Claude MelDotte think where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
DECISIONS-JUNE 8,

Supreme -Chambers-By Judge Donohue-
@ In The nI er Of raj 10 he mat
ser may hse 'n order for @
ClTIeret al the Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY No
costs SIMS AIT the Bank for svngaSee memorandum
|M]tS5 denied Kendrck art Henderson Order granted
se661s ag Ste69ns Monroe ast Bfeyoort
ScL er hs d and Others steSbns sgt stebDns same
hnyer aSd o1fs seSns "R ssGbins society for he
REQ nation Of Juvenile De9uents ag MeGe9an and 9TH
jacobs Lennon ag! Cloves Gfantsa Clark ag! Madole.
missed. Ra.slsa Eassss; tSe
ham Fire Insurance company BeetsOn at Meehan Nor.
gi. TusaaTSs Tor he
for eIeniani see memorahdum The People ex rel Molr
I e 81 fS Se osf Of psS as hsos s
Of Mohr Meyer agt Bel and acknowledgements OF
By Judge Beach-Tutkoa act Robertson ct a-opinion.
FS% All Williams e. oti"n emca with costs TO tie
3G 10 t Mont Rey jung as al s e on
dell ric:s on special caen ar for last Friday OF June
5 Hs sT c cnpay e II
RSoE R as ssnsa cass the
norHer @ Insurance sSne 9s Eorf o as
agI. Ncssim Wheeler sgt. Mil s-ordeIs granted.
BrmSt-Hawkins dp coyiana Hydraulic Company.
ND o. as
o. 81 appealed from is affirmed with $40 costs.
" hp company aRt. Fock.-Order overrung demurrer
ali ned VITA FLO Gusts.
Iy judges McAiam, Goepp and Hawes Singh art tho
liaIlrOad COmpany-Juigment reversed.
trial ordered with costs OF appea to abide the event
Nv Jnigss McAdam AID HawcsLte ct al. AIT Tying, jr
II affirmed with $40 COSTS
~ Judges sheridan aud lIiwes.-Wilder Guerns "
OrIer appealed from affirmed with costs.
C1ambersy Judge sheridan ParS er agt Gunther Grote
orbit agt Connolly Wolf agt Traube Teliord agt Babe.
WIZ Barney shea; Gibbons Sch0ufed Appel agt
Mnlthan Mcpherson agi. McPherson.-M Motions granted
Butte" NcCauy Pierson agl Pond and bradford Man
Lriug Company Taylor Fishe-Orers Of dscOn.
Patrick act. Solnger. Moon denied. Hunt AIT
~ a ~ " II ORDERS stoned Iomi1sr,i a1t Marin =
q substitution.
7TtdI 7eria- Tart III-Bv Judge Hawes.-W aace agt.
XII spn-)ner DENYING MOTION. IOane agt. Potter.-Fml.
ingS signed. IacOtt EinSten.Ordef signed Mcdonald
AIT. Iurner.-UlinlOu filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH

ALBANY, June 9.-lh he President Of the State
Board o Heath DR. h. NJ Moore, has appointed the iOl-
lowing standing committees:
Executive ami Finance Communicable Hon. Elastus
Brooks ANA Professor CLnrlrs +. Chandler
sanitary Commit tcr-prJfcosur tAdr.Cj I. Chandler
and Dr. William 81 smith.
Committee Of WAL Statistics and Rcss .ration-Dr.
J. s. D-lnYnn and Dr. j. G. Hunt
Committee Oh sanIiary Lfgislatiun Rules aud Regu-
ufnu.-A Attorney General Ward and Dr. j :. Dclavan
Committee on Internal ana External QunranGne-Dr.
William 81. Smith aud the Hon. Erastus Brooks.
Committee PdDlc iLstltu. iOna-Dr. j. Z. Hunt and
Dr. j, y. Deiavan.
Committee on DrninaRe. Sewerage and Topography
Professor j. 4. Gardner and DR.. j. {. hunt
the President and Secretary are ex-oficio members
Of the several committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
ANDREW BILLINGS.

Andrew Billings who died yesterday in
Brooklyn. WAS born the 81 ~ re-. 1924. Hc
was one the veterans OF ;Ar WHro l-l@. At.r tine
war he took up lis permanent rc-iG,urr IN o.. 't
County, y. Y, aud began in -IuaI tnr .c,irrt
merchandise business rorI "licii be- r.'irrd with
handsome fortune IN 800. About iNI| %" bean to
take "cVr pat III puItrs, AMI ~ 1911 IS ri'i'd
For tie las be- ina, falling ~ health
ana H. Marcel La; hr Nt''tr e. aims rpiI3 c~ti'IIV
FORMING htpt- r..ft rtd "a ul ms 'rUrltIt AIHt
3 hIW+Err ic b"CTf UuCuII- ;-td
20 an II dr.,th. which urr'i % y. ~. H. h1Nr-
four daughters and ~Ou- al ~ Wuuu are mann ..
Amer the funeral tt-Iy. which VIII take pI'' 80
nc Cn'onavr.. Brooklyn, his remains vii be- i4htn Ia
Trenton for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
4 COMPROMISE NOMINATION.
L.. 4 IL N..lr- I,nrL. I,nrlh DsInl.

If the Democrats of the country are not
salsfrd win the result OF the Chicago Convention they
are very hard please. TIC nominations NJ chicago
do MOI, indeed, Justify the Democrats IN eXpecng 10
win with the tainted candidate Of divided party But
they do amply justify the Democrats IN expecting 10
win with representative Of The principles or the
Democratic party, upon which this Nation was pros
per usy governed through thrcequarIers OF ITS exist
ence and upon which, In substance peace has been re-
eat since close OF the great civil war. The
pOminaf on of Garfield II not only compromise II ~
Il weak and tmid compromise. For srVrrhl ulys IL mas
hrrn evident that the contest for the nomination Law
he wrnn Grant and outsider " no had 81 far tie
yroup,i no strength Whatever IN the Convention Cen
tr i Garfield was the hkeirst m1n for the Nomination.
since General Garfield, besides having certain posi-
five stIe.th IN the party, has rXrcl 40 active enmi
tirs III the party, and, important st since Cen
cra Garfield Il citizen uf Ohlo, generally publ
can > ate, which holds an election III October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
THE COURTS.
A TRANSACTION IN STOCKS.

QUESTION OF PARTNERSHIP DECIDED BY rHs
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM.
Richard j. Capron and William w. Mer-
riam stock brokers partnership, brought action IN
the Court of Common Pleas making John b. Thompsoa
and Richard j. Capron defendants to recover 1884
which was claimed due under agreement for the
sale and purchase Of stocks the JOINT account Of O.
prom and Thompson. The plaintiff between Novemhsr
25 1873, and April 20, 1874, bought for Thompsou
SO $50 shares Of Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
tra Railroad stock for 81 64712652 aud sold "a. 200
shares at profit Of S9,979, SO. The same amount Of
stock at the same price also bought and sold for
Capron at the time and the entire transaction was
charged on the brokers' books to the Joint account
Messrs. Capron & Thompson. When the firm of
brokers failed on April 20. 1874. there remained
these had pledged for loan for the use Of the
finn, without the knowledge ,0f Thompson. The stock
not redeemed by the paintfs aud was sold by the
PLEDGES The plaintiffs sued for their losses under this
sale.
The case was referred to exJudge Ingraham, and
before him for than three years He held that
there was partnership between Thompson and.
CaprOn there could be recovery on contract
as claimed have been made by Capron and Thompson
TO Capr0n and Merriam He gave Judgment Tor the de-
PENDANT Thompson, and dismissed the case
decision Of the General Term has just been handed
down affirming this finding Judge LarremOre In hn
opinion Says "Tbere was partnership between
defendants stated between the parties and
II plaintiffs had authority to hypOtbecate or pledge
ThOmpeOn STOCK then upon the facts OF the case 1t 10
impossible t. found presumption OF his liability In tue
premises" Judge Van Brunt cOncurs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
TIE CANDIDATE IL THE PLATFORM.

II Gcnerai Gmiied was - dark horse" i'll
the rrnsr ton not Il caudidatr nmIu.,-
ton hr WIS not dark hOr5r " IN lhr that
NlS UbHCurt negative man. On the contrary, there
IL man IN the country WHO has render more com
saut and lIbUrl lpiC whose Options
all public questions arc more iullY ANA completely put
upon record. AS eIrr o. his parry IN the House Of
Represent tlVCS he tccUpvs The pOSitOn which under
EngliSh constitutional syp"m would enilir him
the Premiership In Ills III candidate Is indeed the
piHtlurm max hny defects ar shortcomings i'll that
document mat OF sll moment. There IL acCts>i-
every the iles O The Congressional Jrd
for the last sN II vast body his alter
nucrs thar VIII enable Tia" pOhcy of Ills 'minStraiiOn
De estimated with certainty when has never existed
VITA regard To Amy other Presidential candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
TALK WITH ABRAM s. HEWITT.

Abram s. Hewitt was found at his office
yesterday morning, and although rather reluctant 10
talk of the political situation. he cautiously answered
the questions put by THE TRIBUNE reporter. Tho fret
question in reference to Mr. Tllden and the rumOr
current before the Chicago Convention held that
he would only come forward IN the event OF Grants
nomination. Mr.. Hewitt said;
% had no knowledge OF any such rumOr, and don't
believe that Mr. Tilden's action likely to iDRu
enced By the Chicago nomination at ALL | cont be-
lieve the nomination OF Grant or Sherman Wash
burne or any one them would have made tho slight.
est difference to him. What course lie will take now
cannot say. don't think anybody except Mr.. Tilden
can give you hint even the subject. That he has
not been planning scheming right up tho present
| do know. With regard to the nomination
lie has taken no steps whatever. and whether
he will be candidate or not 1t Is
hard to say Tie Is, o! course, in the hands Of the
Democratic party, but should think that If M Tdrn
cared 70 he could have greater satisfaction than
TO run against General Garfield. Garlclds vote IN the
Electoral Commission was one Of tue votes that cost
him the Presidency last time. II the Democratic parry
conclude the fraud issue they will undoubtedly
pit Tdsn against Garfield.
Personally bel eve the Re publican nomination IS
strong one. Mr. Garfield OF great ability aud
influence but hc does possess tina; steady straight
forward Roman rectitude which di. tn.nshed some Of
the other oandidates-HOtably Judge Elmunds Still,
he Is strong man, and especially the money ques-
tion and the Democrats Will be compelled nominate
a candidate with good money record IN he has.
don't mean In regard 10 Jobs but as to his financial
recOrd-bis votes National finance II they nominate
one who fails this particular they will stand IN danger
OF losing New-York 8 ate. or course We have men iu
the parry with quite US good record-Payne aud
Do you consider those two the moet prominent can
didates :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
A HAPPY SOLUTION.

The nomination of General Garfield is
happy solution Of :hu difficult, In which the Republican
party was involved by The third term candidacy There
/. no ,Ach grave issue before us thai which would
nave arisen Gunt had been the nominee. The third
crusade Oi the Bosses IL defeated ANONYMOUSLY,
aud snail ga IN the good old way. taxing comfort
superstitiOns about Washington ana Jefferson.
Gcaeral iiuricd In decidedly man Of brains Of eX
tnorIinnry ipf0rmatiOn In politics and Literature, u
hard stuLcnt AMI clJso TensOntr-in oyCFy larRe
man and sLudd at tho core He wall grow upon the
country candidate. HIS capacity viii lie found
equal NIL oinerg Dces his tact will not fail him In
the trying tunes or the campaigns he viii unite those
who ds0GlieYe III the eXpedency or nrustug all Ihs
ii, parinentS OF tho Government 10 the Democrats
ay ho viii b5 the nexI esident OF United states
OF America and he will never be candidate for third
term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
AS POPULAR A. L1N"OLN.
D.. L /

We regard the nomination o; Mr. Garfield as
one c-prciHl wsc. II Republican party ctn W at
AL next November, II win under his lc2drIsiIp.
Secretary sherman would probably have been au
equally >trons candidate BIT Srrr' tary sherman Is
M, drd whrr lac Mr.. Grtird Will. OF courSr.
rom until November be target az which viii
be- llmcd nnumbrrhr shafts. lie VIII lSSlcu Tor
Ohrucrs II which ne InOrrnt he VIII De accused 81
crimes OF winch he knows nothing; hc VIII be de
ununrrd a. one not only not III to LuyCtn, but not III To
live u tnS torrent OF Vi feat on winch has already
begun fbw VIII ~ OF nV avail. Mr. q rhrd IL 4 pure
uIdu; excellent patriot "A hHSdcOuS sihrShu; Il
practical man OF auiir-, aud ou" WIZ, uEr AhrHHdii
Luic,l owes his present cpmn1n ling pp-ltinI o. h~
own uuuIcd Efforts The candi-J"l Of Ohio VIII hr ~
popular he rail plitrr Of Illinois, ana VIII probably
-. ..1-l n DrL.aIllInf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 9.-In the Court of Appeals
tu-day-pcseut, the Hon. Charles J. Foger. j., aud
asSociarrs-the following business was done:
No 236-Henry w Thanle, respondent AFT Margaret n
Krrpelrr and another appellants Argued No 226-James
j. Thomson. receiver. etc. respondent agt Charles Mac
gOr northumberland No. 509Laura 8. Taylor aud
another, Appellants agt the Mayor etc., Of New-York
rcspOnlents.-Argued. -
242, 2i3, - 8, 90, 227, 233. 3G1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
\ CANDIDATE FOR THE INDEPENDENT VOTER.
From The Phi,dds,Dhd PTeSs tReD.i
Ia Of RIniup Sbarmon

TIC NWTDOTItT5 OF DIdTTV, OTHHI' OHUTIIldH,
ElmundS aud Nasnburnr can each support Garf1 ii
with all tn" zrdl and interest that they would have
given tl.c p cla candidate The Independent voter
THINKS utlr Of parties but great deal Of candl-
dates Wi tiul n II rii Gdrdrld Oac ShO cO.uCs uD
even a. his cxactrg standard As owing 10 'he
position az h Convention an the dIyidrd OF pub
re hcnY. T. WIS ""mand"d that per, nll pref renCcs
GIVE way bust Interests of e enihc party, We rP
gard The hum aduaH II Mr. Garfield The most iOrtu
nate wnch the Convention could have placed before
roGutT. WITH his name al the mead Of their ticket.
nn Il uu piriy Will AGAIN, rs III 1860, carly Oyly
Northern state. TIE spectre OF thliu term HIS gone
down an whit has disappeared all trace ~ the lea
wh,I calm observers everywhere felt OF Democratic
f.-l.InlLlI NnNpinhNr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
OBITUARY..
Holm REYNOLD LUDLOW.

John Rcynold Ludl W, an old resident of
ScwYoIk. died yesterday aff"runru Ina 4uu, ~.
Irving III tce HIS death was due ~ Old age lie WIS
born III 1891 In this cry and would have been eighty
xix years of age next Scp'cmbrr lie was crrd ~
Princeton College ami after leaving college be went 20
Utca, where he engaged ~ business. In 1881, he mar
RED Miss Ann NOLAN, daughter Of STUART VI lion. ~ this
cIfv His wife OWN. in 1854 h"camc 10 his CITY ,re
he vcd quiet lIft, engaging ~ M bnsin's.. H. 1v"H
one daugltr, ~ The VIC ot the r Y. lhOmuS j..
SKI. nrr 81 Rlc1h " G.. His funeral VII TAX" p!dc' ~
10 a. FRIDAY at tnc Tab" nacic Baptist CAuich, u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
GENERAL PALMER's CONCLUSIONS.

General George W. Palmer Salu Iuc>u;ty liShI
10 a TRlEUHE reporter; The nomination OF Gam Id -
magnificent one aud II aine or Sherman could not be
nominated, 1t Is the best one that could possibly
hnye been made. Nearly every Republican l
have met this afternoon has been Wild with
enthusiasm over the nomination There Is
nothing that can be said against Garfield and we
shall carry on an campaign from the first II
the Democrats nominate Tilden. Garfield will carry
three Southern states. Garfield uau OF splendid III
tellect, and he never showed TINS more cohc'u'Ney
than he has by his conduct during the Convention Dn-
inc this terrible struggle OF the last SIX days lac
has not made q single mistake. II he bad made a
biunder aud acted III any way unwiseIy do moi thrk
no would ever been nominated. Ihc KcpCblcah
narty NAV well be proud OF this weeks wOrK Ihry
have NOT only chosen sp endd candidate for the
Presidency but they have dealt terrible blow TO the
machne winch sought 10 Overrule the Will OF the
people"
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TIE CANALS PROSPEROUS.

ALBANY, June 9.-The tolls received On tho
cauas the rst week in June amounted To S4277l 81
The number nf miles the boats cleared Is 404413 toEs
Oi freight carried, 267 20J.
superintendent Of Public Works butcher is mailing to
canal employees copy Of the law prevent abuses upon
the canals The statute prohibits fee reward being
paid ealn employees for doing omting TO do any
thing ~ their capacity such canal employee supsrn
teudent butcher the law must be enforced, an1
OeR directed to best ehJrts 10 no
cOnpilsh tins purpose. p