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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. I
January 3, 1879. !

MessrS. Smith, Hdn,edy d ca:
Genremeu.-I have examined the composition of
yOur Patapsc0 Baking Powder, aud certify that
il contains nothing that he IN the least degree
Objectionable or injurious to health. consider 1t
4 judicious ana ViluaoIe Preparations anu wn"n
pe rfecty safe and wholesome. since all the active
con titutnls undergo important chemical changes
when tue Baking- Powder Is used, IL Is absurd to
suppose that any of these can be transferred nm
changed TO The food prepared with 1t. The whole
value OF The preparation depends on this chemical
acton, which lbcratcs the carbOnic acid gas re-
0urcd: aud its peculiar value depends on the slow
and era dual manper in which THIS action goes on.
II IA simply impossible To detect the slightest trace
of alum or any other deleteriOus substance In be
or any other article of food prepared with the Pa
tapscO Baking Powder. Respectfully. &C.,
WILLIAM T.. A. AKIN, NJ. D.. &C,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
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Garfield Nominated.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, January Ga Repub-
iican senatorial caucus was held tonight,
and General james A. Garfield was nomi-
mated for United States senator by acclama-
ton. All the other candidates withdrew.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY O, 1850.
Apnsvun


ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United States
agent.
Bark Hector, johnson. Hampton Roads light, 10
load grain for Europe. Curtis x Parker.
schooner George II. Mills, Tiilotsen, New York
pig-iron.
schooner Potomac, higgins, Norfolk. logs. Rich
mond Cedar Works.
Schooners Marion, Hubbard: John Beatiie, Mar
shall and William and James, Norfolk, salt, Daven-
port Morris.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New YORK
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Alien K Co.
agents.
steamer Norfolk, TunnJll. Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and PASSENGER J. w. McCarrick agent.
schooner \. II. Peary, Peary, Providence, caunel
coal. Cur,is Parker.
Schooner Il. ArkularIus, Montgomery, New York,
merchandise. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner &. =. sinnickson, Blizzlrd Philadelphia,
rair'ad ties, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner lila Matthews, Bead, Philadelphia, ties,
Curre L Co.
Schooner Frank Pearson. Cushman. Perth Am.
boy and Jersey City. ties and pigirol Currie & Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York January 5'h. schooners f.. G..
knight. Pratt: Paal and Thompson. Brown Lucy.
Jones; II. :. Marion, Wines; and q. T.. smith, ia
miesOn.
CUsTOM-HOUSE REPORT.
cleared British bark Francis Herbert, BIben.
HaVre. France with cargo Of crude petroleum
alutd at SIS $50, and eight tons of coal valued at
$40.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK. January 6.-Arrved: Erin. CT Of
Macon, santiago de Cuba. Arrived out: olympus
Amala. 4. W. Harris. Nuuquam. Dormee, Albert.
Courier. Dup,q iers. Winouah, Seddledale.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

new YORK, January -Noeh.-StOcks irregular.
Money on call. per eegt. EXchange-Long. 1904 :;
short, 1891 State bonds dull. Governments irregu-
lar.
Ereninq.-Money. 6. and l1-32 per diem. EX-
change 4S0A. Governments quiet and steady; new
5's. 1898: Al per cents, 1864; per cents, lO3.
States dull. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 6.-Vrginia 6'S deferred.
consOls, so: second series 2S raSt.due coupons,
10 new 1O-40s, 81. North Carolina 6's, old. 26R.
Bid 10 day,
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l'he Suffering IreIanders.
AN APPEAL FR0M ARCHBISHOP WOOD, OF PI
NIL

An APPEAL FROM ARCHBISHOP WUUD, OF PHIL
ADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. January G.-Archbishop
Wood has issue, an appeal to the faithful
10 aid with their ,,1eans the suffering and
poo, OF Ireland, and sug-
gests that the pastsr Of the Catholic
churches take up collect IONS. He adds that
he will receive contribute. MS, and see that
they are placed where they are most
needed.
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We fully endorse the above statement made by
Messrs Gresham & Brown, aud guarantee me
sterling Baking Powder perfectly pure, and that u
will be kept up TO its present standard. The nnpre-
ce,ented success IL has met with In all markets,
duced stamps II AS the best baking powder known
Notwithstanding the base ISLANDERS OF irresponsios
parties. x.... ,o,.n.~,x,
de 29-2w baltimore, NO.
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1880. '''''
DIARIES for 1880, l5e. 10 90;
PERPETUAL DIARIES at half price;
CALENDERs for 1850 free to all;
ALMANACS for 1880;
BLANK BOOKS all sizes. from the sn all POCKET
MEMORANDUM 10 the largest LKDGER
We can supply the cheapest style the best OF our
own make. RANDOLPH & english.
de 29-dSw
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WHEAT.-Red. l6 bushels prime Lancaster a.
81 55:2 6 bushels prime lancaster at s1.53: 4G
bushels very good Lancaster at AT; 3f2 bushels
mixed ~ Sl.45 "a bushels mn y III 81 l64
at sl.46: 20 bushels very good Futz at sl4o-to'
tai. 7sS bushels. 800
CoRN.- White. 5S4 bushels good at 5Sc.; leo
bushels very good al 59c.: 100 bushels at 57c-io-
tai 7S4 bushels. Miced 1870 bushels prime at 5Sc
$50 bushels private terms-total. 4eO DusheIs.
OATs.-6G luabels primo spring At Soc: so
bushels good spfing at 4Gc.-tOtal. lac bushels
BLACKEYED PEAs.-6O bushels At 81.
RYE-20 bushels at 7Sc.
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LONDON, January 6.-Charles Henry de
l,ienviIe, French d,amatist, and Ferdi.
nan,1 HenoSx Belgian, the historian, are
dead.
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HOLIDAY eOOo-.
HOLIDAY GooDsl NEW GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS! NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD OR TRAsHY-EvERYTHISG
OF THE LATEST DGsiGSs.
MALACHITE VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &C.:
DUNMORE ORNAMENTS, &C.;
CRACKLE VASES. BOUQUET-IIoLDERs, &C.
BOUQUET and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS. &C.;
DRE-DER0 ORNAMENTS. &C.:
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
CHINESE VASES, &C.:
JAPANESE BOXES. TRAYS, &C.:
MAJOLICA, In new designs, at half former prices
FRENCH ard ENGLISH DINNER, TEA. an
TOILET-SETs;
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DiNNER COFFEES,
HARLEQUIN TEA and DEssERT-sETs,
JAPANNED COAI-yAsEs and PLATE. WARM.
Frs.
The above now open for inspection. No idea
can be formed II the variety, come and see.
E.. EB. TAYLOR, 10l1 Main street.
j. O. 6. s sSrISS; Statesmen. del
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flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

zine. s4M!4.5O: saperfne, s5.50@s5.75; extra
s675 common family, s7GS7.25, fency brands
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BALTIMORE, January IL, 1879.
HesSrs. Smith, HdRDGy& Co.:
Geut!emeu,-l do not see how can add anything
ON thr subject question TO the full and explicit Opln-
ions Of Professors ilson and Akin except 10 CA
prrss INV surprise that any chemist or Other edu-
Gated persOn could ind anything injurious III the
powder 10 which you refer or In Its effects aud re-
suits as used, Yours truly
G.. w. MlLTENBERGE Err, VI. d.,
Professor In Maryland University.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

1000 -BLANK-BOOKS AND OTHER
lCCOs STATIONERY FOR TIE NEW
YEAR.-The undersigned are prepared IT, suDply
all kinds OF BLANK BOOKS required. Having 4
Book Bndery, hey can make 10 order ~ the best
manner such forms may not be found III sock:
They have CHECK-BOOKS on the several banks OF
the city. Negotiable aud Plais ltes, DrlItS, BINS
of Exchange, with other Legal Blanks; wiring
and Wrapping Papers of all kinds: Envelopes. IN
great val iety: the best Black, Rel, and COPYING
Inks: Muciage, Invoice Ft'es. Gold and steel Pens.
C0pylng-PreSses. Letter-COpying Books; indeed
every hing In the stationery hnc required IN The
Office or counting house.
de 40 WOODHOUSE & PARIIAM.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1879.
Messrs. Smith, Hdnlcdy& Co., Baltimore Nd.
Gentlemen,-With the statements Of such emil
uent chemist AZ Professor Siliman and Others II Is
hardly necessary for me to more than that your
PaiapscO Baking-Powder Is now being used IN my
family. and Is giving perfect Satisfaction.
Respectfully, W. III. WARDtR, NJ. ID.
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
l. SHIP-The undersigned have formed LINE
TIED PARTNERSHIP TO conduct The GROCERY,
LEAFTOBACCO. AND GENERAL C0HMIS-
SION BUSINESS in the city OF Richmond and
State of Virginia. under the frm-name or HILL,
SKINNER WATKINS. to begin on the 1Sr DAY
OF JANUARY. 1880, ana TO continue for the Pc
riod Of three years % vearsl.
The GENERAL PARTNERS In said hrS are
CHARLES ID. BILL, CHARLES r. SKlNkFR,
and CHARLES WATKINS, all Of whom are citi-
OF the State of Virginia and reside In the city
of Richmond.
The SPECIAL PARTNER is GUSTAVUS
ODER, citizen OF the State OF Mary land, and re-
sizes in the city of Baltimore.
The special partner has contributed 10 the com
mon stock as capital the sum of twenty thousand
dollars (f20,000) In clsh.
Witness cur hands this the 3lst day Of Deem
Der, eighteen hundred aud seventy-nine 1870.
lSlgHedI CHARLES ID. Hill.
CHARLES K. SklhKER,
CHARLES WATKINS,
General Partners.
GUSTAVuS UBER,
Special Partner.
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IADORATORY OF
STATE AsSAYER AND CHEMIST,
coo EAST GRACE STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, December II, 1879.
Messrs. Gresham & BrooR:
Gentemen,-At yO1r request have made quail
tative chemical examination Of the Sterling Bak-
ing Powder manufactured by the Sterling Manu-
featuring Company, and OF the PataDsco Baking
Powder. manufactured by Messrs. Smith, iianway
4 O.. fine essential conponents 10 be:
OF the Sterling-COoking soda and Cream OF Tar
tar:
OF the PatapscO-C0oklng Soda and Alum.
I have further examined The Sterling Baking
Powder for injurious impurities. and hnd 1t free
from them.
Physicians and other authorities on his subject
are very generally of the opinion that baking pow
ders made with cream OF tartar are superior In
point of wholesomeness TO those made with alum.
The samples used In this examination were pur-
oh Ased by me from places In This city where they
were on sale, and without your knowledge.
Very respectfully,
Slate Chemist.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

KILHMUNUi JdHNHI1 VI IUcV'
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. I.494 bushels; of which 20 bush
els were re-eXhibiied.
CORN White, l,1s4 bushels. Nired, SO BUSH
els.
OATs-2O6 bushels: of which 140 bushels were
re-eXhbicd.
RLACKEYFD PEAs.-60 bushels.
RYE.-2O bushels.
FLOUR -Supcrfine, IL barrels.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, tuY OF RIcuMoND--ro

WIT:
T.Charles L. Williams, notary public fn The city
aforesaid I'm tn. State of Virginia. do certify that
G.. ODER. CHARLES ID. HILL, CHARLES X. SKIN
KER. and CHARLES WATKINS, whose names are
signed to the foregoing writing have acknowledged
the same before me In my slid city. And do fur
Their certify MAJ Charles ID HIM. one of the general
partners named in the foregoing MIi,inA this day
made oath before me in my said city, that &. Obcr,
the special partner named I'm said 1r ing has ac-
tually paid In cash To the firm Of illll, Sknker
Watkins the sum of twenty thousand dcilar5 rs MS
input into said firm.
Given Under my hand this 3lst day Of December,
A. ID. 1879. CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS,
Ia LEV Notary Pubic.
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~ A Il ID :.

IL having come to our notice that one MYERS.
an agent for the PatapscO Baking Powder. has
grossly misrcpresenled MS TO our trade as putting
upon the market of Richmond a spurious and uu-
wholesome article of food called the Sterling
Baking Powder, we wish 10 place ourselves fairly
before our patrons The public by stating that we
believe. as Is represented. the STERLING BAKING
POWDER 10 be a strictly pure Cream of Tartar
Powder. manufactured by perfectly reliable firm
In Baltimore, and is second 10 none In the market.
Analysis on every package. Attention of medical
authorities f. called 10 II. In addition have re-
guested our state Chemist 10 analyZe both the
" Sterling" and "PaapscOm Powders. The result
viii be found below. The public can Judge which Is
tbe most wholesome. GRESHAM < BROWN.
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MARINE rxrELLrexCR.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JANUARY 7, 1880.
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o., DHLf Nkws ITEMS.
n No O' george b. Corkbill, nominated
- succeed p. Ex-Governor Wells a. United
C C.I'es District Attorney for the District OF
, sO,umols' Is a native Of Iowa and aged
ina,, . ~ ne was connected with the Wash.
f pn. o@r0H'e9e at the time Of its demise.
Nosls ~ are rife that Colonel John S. |
Il"'V' D 10 be recalled from Hong Kong. |
h. va, ra' uHp'eased the Administration by
" mouse Commerce Committee viii
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-02-05

After all, it was poor Nelly's utmost
of sentiment and her one imagination
of protecting power.
''But, if | were you, Nelly, | would
not live in the house with Anna If |
had good reason to dislike her so, |
said.
"Well, we ain in de same house now,
Miss Jasmin, dough dar amt but a
palms diffrunce twixt- US. Yes m,
next door: palms diffrunce, an she
do eat wild us. But she gives Pa all
she make, an he fixed it so.
Il ain seen nothin, to say gin Anna.
don say nothin' O: what she is now;
but she was bad; she has separated
two men an deir wives, an de wives
is bof dead, Miss Jasmin. She lived
wild man once dat KEEP her like she
was white! He even put out dat mig
gers washin'! He KEEP a store. and
gin her a store to keep; an ev'ey Mon
day mornin' she had five dollars to &c
to town an trade wild; an his wife
ies' settin dar an cursing at her! Dat
mans gone away since his wife died
an he sent Anna S25 to come to him
an she ies' took de money an spreed
aroun' an spent it; an he sent hel
SIS to send his daughter by his first
wife to him, an she KEEP dat too, an
frolicked on it; Joanna never seed it
'She set up next door to me not
long ago, an had good stove dat ]
paid SIS for, an Pa, he said, we'd al
been workin' together an she ought tC
ha' sompin to show for it, an he tolt
me to gi' her dat stove an he'd git me
another, an | gin to her, an gin hel
half de dishes, an half O eveythln
Nom, he ain never got me none yet
'She's big sporty woman, bout gin
ger-cake color, leetle brighter n me
No, she amt han some, she ain got ;
tooth in her head! She's got one son
mos grown-a white boy. His gran
mother sens him home from Gaines
vile four dollars mos eve'y week, an
keeps him at dis yer college here.
No m Miss Jasmin, / ain go
nothin' to say gin Pa. Nom, | can
leave him; he wouldn't like it. Lots o
white folks would ha' me, for XII
work hard. But men folks is so cur os
Pa, he thinks l ought to live jes' so
He say he won be watched an follow
ed, an dough I'm his wife, I'm no bet
ter n any other woman if | do dat
he say so; am he say shall stay home
an keep quiet an do as he say. ltel
him sometimes he's mighty hardl
well, | mus go home. | beel
away a long time. | sat by de roa(
awhile. Jes studyin'. Somehow
couldn' fix up my min ever to g.
home again. But you aim had NJ
trouble; you donno how it is. Yol
feels turned away from goin' home
He's, got dar long ago. He'll tell Su
san I stays a long while at Alexan
derses. Nom, | amt feard O him
He amt beat me in two years. Ill
won' do nothin' to me; but he's go
such bad temper; he dom thinl
nothin' O. beatin' am bangin' aroun
when he's mad, Miss Jasmin. Mel
folks is so cur'os?"
She took UP her basket and pulled
on her sunbonnet She had spokel
without trace of anger or of tears
her voice was mournful, gentle, anC
entirely hopeless, but she smiled whel
[ gave her an apple, and went ava.
down the road singing hymn IN
very cheerful way; while -year-olC
Kernanny in the kitchen was loudl.
carolling:
80, nobody knows the trouble see.
Little children, -
| Nobody knows the trouble see'
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The partnership hcretufor
firm name of Dickson 4 {,
mutual consent. The businC,
the same place. by &. :. Dick
see all his Old customers. and
the present year.
22ian3t
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by Charles Dickens, to keep his NOR
ey; and the next thing to hunger,
workhouse life, had no influence what
ever upon the pauper who died last
week at Chorlton. He was not lazy,
and he was not truly contented. He
could write sermons for shillings to
buy a few things with, but he could
not, when he had money, forego the
one qualification it gave him, the re-
alization Of his own momentary will.
1t is in most Of us, we fear, this spend
thrift instinct, but most of us keep it
within bounds.
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HOTEL
5op drinking rum, and go home

stop drinking rum, and go home
nights "
The same paper goes on. in an afro
ciously naughty way: I'VE would
suggest that 'Pearly' Doyle take the
pulpit, and Henry Governor Mppitt)
lead the choir, and see how quick
those empty pews would fill up from
certain resorts of fashion"
Such strong feeling has been reused
in favor of the minister that he will
probably withdraw his resignation.
The questionable members of the
congregation have been aroused in his
defense, and he has gained numerous
adherents from the wicked world, so
that he will likely be able to 90 on
and preach as before.
1t would be at least an interesting
experiment for pastors of rich and
fashionable congregations elsewhere
to follow Rev. Mr.. Staples example
and begin to preach against the indi-
vidual wrong-doing of members OF
their fold. How long would the pill
lars of a church bear it?
Meantime, this is world that it is
hard to please. Pastors are univer-
sally blamed for not preaching direct
ly against tipping, swindling in busi-
ness, and private immortality among
their own flock. When they do un.
dertake it, they are fairly mobbed ant
martyred.
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LOSE not thy own for want of ask
ing it! Lose not your infant for want
of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which any
druggist will sell you for 25 cents a
bottle.
A WOMAN, hearing a great deal
about preserving autumn leaves put
up some; but afterward told a neigh
Dor they were not fit to eat.
WE can safely assert that nothing
equals DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for all
cases Of Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds.
etc. Price 25 cents bottle.
The man who was hemmed in by q
crowd has been troubled with u stitch
In his side ever since.
If you call on your druggist fo1
''Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" we pledge
immediate relief and cure on short no.
tice
How are the mighty fallenr' Al
last accounts, they were doing as well
as could be expected.
IT is simply marvellous how quickly
constipation, biliousness, and sicl
headache are cured by sellers Liver
Pills"
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II. G.. MILLER,
Dissolution of Partnership.

existing. under the
. has been dissolved by
will be continued 1T
son. where he hopes to
many new ones. during
C.S.DICK ASON.
ALIEN. DICK ASON.
, 1880-05-27

WIN nro counted as hoIns for nlaino who viii
vste for GRANT,
who arc theyT'
"That nm not yet rendy TO tell"
"suRpse Grnnt is not nomlnnte,I, who do you
think Will boy
~ ion't know. hut tho Pennsylvania dcleRa-
tIon will work for and unanimously support tho
nonncc OF tho ChtcaEo Convention. whoever he
mny be-"
GEORGES 9. 0oR,fAM,
cx-secrctnry Of tho United States Senate, md
member nj the National ltcpublgcnH Committee,
arrived Mt tho Pnltnur House lust evening from
washington. and u aTHlnuaE reporter had brief
tHlk with him.
thLr4 teTn," -.-
VIM havo yo., ogrce.l upon as tho choice fnr
tho Temporary Chnir,nnn OF tho Couvcntton?''
tinh't khnw. mn for tho fnRn TINT Is
aHfttl utnn ny Grants rricnfla."
nn YEN fnv'lr tho unit rltG2"
"CGrtnlnly tIn." ... ....;.
VIII Il liz hrt,kcn by tho ConvcntIoh7"
"Ccrfntnly not. Anl II II Is California, which
has Instructed Tor ljtaine. might give two or
hut. u the unit rule wns broken, still bcItcvo
that California would vote rs n unit. for tho
t!nlcgntcs chosen nrc NIL hnHOrtllc mon. aud
they wn,tt! mt r., buck m their Instructions,
desert !l!a!t.c. Tho unit r.tEo rt',lIl only. hc
hrnkcn l!y 'ying.-:hy men xnlnR buck upon tl,oIr
words. Her. md there strung Grant Suites
hMve put f.lRine tnRn on titolr delegations for
strengsh. think Tint Il tho position
OF Senator WtkNfin in New York, md McNnncs
IN Ph[fahY!phln- have NOT stcn elthor Ut thntn,
hnti dun't think either Of thom Will g. haek On
tho first bkiut.n = --
, 1880-05-27
IN GENERAL.

THE wIRE-rCLLtSO AND nETTus~N0I1S0
Rnng on yesterday around the hotels wAs son1c-
thing remarkable. The delegates arc not COM
inr In very rapidly. Now md then one or two
struggle In, but they hsc not ready to tell any
thing rs to how they will act In GER
tain contingencies. George e. Gorhnm.
tho crrntic cx-aecretnry of tho United
states souatc, cx-0rccnbackcr and member OF
he Nutlonnl Committee from Cnliforntn,
lnRdc his cntrGe ut the Palmer House last cvcn-
Ing. At the National Cpmmtt1o's headquarters
tic Executive Comtnitteo was buslly engaged In
sen.ling dispatches MI over the country. Don
Cameron was especially busy III this, md so1nc-
times he md Gen. Logan prepared tho d''cu-
nlcnts to9uthcr. Mr.. Cameron was exceedingly
careful Of whit he said In tho prrsc'ro of II
TRIBUNE representative IIo docs mt regnrd
tho breaking ,lwty Of portion Of tho 1'cnusyl-
yniiia delegation as serious matter ~ to
results but be is apparently very anxious tn
kccp all whipped In and to hold
whut he has got 1t seems TINT Col: Fred Grant
Wis @ % wisely % kseps sd h,s % own esusasei. liz ncvsr
tells whut tle tllnks ,r Will tiD. Col. 0rAnt
WIS scttt for pms. .hnstc at u'clnGk Inst Dven-
hHl II decidedly lively interview. 1T which the
yDliry mnn wis AdD1Unishtd mt to talk too
ssy aot ,d,, n9 b sSpp"raS a"' OF aus
TIE nlo MEETING TO PROTEST AGAINST moss
1sELE"
in politics last evening, rathor made the Grant
s poo t'Doh, il ilc matt nat,cr ~: lit VIII b. tzzo
s'Al! SUNG ono IN hrll'lqunrtGrf. "Mnd ninoaM 10
nSshg t aey wr f 70 e1a
dented in tho history OF Illinois politics. 4nd II
was such 4 rob!ko rs would give II terrible sct-
*wo o. aru ri hnsing priynto meeting hcrc, ta,d
"Long" Jones to u ristnuSE rerortsr yess.rray
afternoon, when he walked iiio State he,!.l.
quarters IN the Grand l'aclflS, "unu We shan't
do NuythtpH until 1Dtl lcnvC."
, 1880-05-27

President, and wo believe 1t is true TINT whom
ever tho subject hns lrcn ine1ltanrh to him ho
has discouraged II. md eaI'l Tint ns lnnR us 0"n,
Grant Ens In tho tril t!u would mt he II "RnHt.
a1nte. Issa tic vnlre Of tho pGnplc enf,npi be
silGnce;l; We wnntn cantIltlato nnw WIN VII!
unite nll nf tho ynrfntlH conflicting clements Of
the Republican nnrly, and that man ia El,l n.
WnAhlr!rlir. Hts election would he cGrtuln nnd
suru. [chccra antt prolonged npr!husn.]
COT" A. N. WATERMAN
then stcppctt to tho frnnt u!,d received MI ova-
tEnr fsorn tho multitude, In tho et,,,rEe Df his
speech he ruInfnde'l his hentcrs TINT tho ltepit.
licaD r'nrty hat1 bcct' born nf ~ righteous ~.
GfR!tntt0l nltrturttl ly tint liberty nGrcslt In
,o brenst ot every i,,n,,: that 4 eatns ~ mn,,; %
hsHl ntntsi tho. thrt,cA Of tho Rrcnt Civil
War. !" ND now" aaL! tho sncakcr,.,f i n,..t
perish, ~ were t,eat tllat Il ahulld t!ie wshMlt
nrn stain upon ita rGcs.rl III deviation tn tho
rights Of MIN" The tncaker welt upon sh9 1
that II tho itsRullIrar purity allowed this Ercnt
wrong 10 go H. wsn,l hi fn1se to thtsn rr!hcl-
pics by which Hune tho liberties NJ Rrcllt Jct-
Ply ecilld % groteetcd; tI.W!d nr!ln,'sol I,Mr-
some one near tho stngc. cried nut In Il loud
yntco: "fLt I'm new nItltl. or well yotc fur y
Democrat" Tho. rutnark WIS reGesvrh with
grcnt applause und co!1sldcrrsble faughtcr.