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, 1880-06-11

THE announcement In q recent foreign dis
patch that tho European Powers would soon
compel Turkey to bring about solution Of
tho Montenegrill, Greek, and Armenian ques.
ton Is explained In ndispatci, from Vienna
to the Londun Tt,nes Of May 10, from which 1t
appoars that tho Powers lmve had o pot4Tpar-
Ter with regard to tho English circular calling
for united notification 10 Turkey, and that oil
ut them llaya shown Il readiness to take part
III such action. Tho Times says;
III such reminder, of collrse, muuh depends
oil tho tona lii which tho alvfcu Ia given, ~ vol
as ou tho &nlldGr or moro Impressive loFM ~
which tho opinion OF tho poweta IL brought 70
tho 1Iutleo vi tho furte; but thi4 must naturally
bo tho. subject Of IN ultcrlor agEoelnent.
A. far ~ present !ntSnuons, can ,,l, 70
hisvs been recognized IN ail hands, 10 dspost-
tton apIt,rH to uxfat pr aeautnltlY my bad fa!th
Or itl-wll Ou The pArt ut tho Fust1. and giving
thus u tho runncr tho uhAsacttt Of An aoo4.
| kltIon, aall tharufos0 uf hostility. Tho Advto9
appears To bv given in fr1onlly spirit. not OK.
| Guiding hut rathor inviting tho ooDporataon Ut
tho porte ln the ss'iutaon u tho pea!sns auo*;;
| upon tho isrt0 to shspo tho further coursu Vi
| ttlls collective action.
| Az thero Is no probability that Turkey eau
or will pay any attention to tho c!rcnlay, the
decision Of tho Powers In the premises viii
DO awAited with interest. Meanwhile whai
means tlaa movement Of all tie foreign squad
rons 10 Ucalka BayP
, 1880-06-11
IMMICRATl{1N.


NEW YoRx, Juno l0.-The Chief OF tho t'utsan ,
of statiatsos ut Washington furnishes tae '. iol.
lowing information In regnru to innllsEa,'ott W
Into tho port OF New York: 'sThero RrF1foa W
tho port OF Now York, during tho month OF MY
1sso, ssR passenger; IL, 20 of whom aEo lm"r :,
grants. During tho corresponding possoa pl,,p. ..
aE1lved asrp ih' at total t,.e nunSSF sFt OF :
OF tho t0tul arrtvals Of tnimREnnn o. aao tpo,n
during tho monlh of May, 1850 there wsfte 1f fps
Eng'ana, ~ se se0tana | xaaSs xassla :ii
Swsdon, $500; Norway, a75; pcnnlardh,,, +, TIL; hi.
Frnnos, rs; bwitzerlana. ,1lS, sgal1iit, III
Foand xb; Iiungary, 713; Finland, et, ~ huxTSmh The
burg, d; Cep ~; 4l other eoy,tf'eg; Wn. arIng tbe
twelve months ended May l 1880, ~ PET @asn
with the twelve months enaad Nay al' Ie's "''Hs
~ folloMs3 4oeo 1870,
,,,.,,...,.a 49,. ..-......-. .eNUiT fs,G!
HtI1aKss H{mtmIlKsanf!gi N b. i @ F5' ;F5
1Ut44...ss,ss.s.x ss+<tpteAe
, 1880-06-11

suertnl Dunoteh 10 7hs Chteuo9 1rtbunt,
.,,,.~.,,D,. r,,,.,, m E1,hta h,s hmm Tim mod
'uu ,.n,. ass oel, sa euu s, Il
literally !llud with visitors, tho number being
uatlmntrl nj nearly lOovoO, About 10000 nss
ro,or" aninra trho ,,rn,,,t rnrot1n nect,rrcd ID
tue middle OF tho day. dons urf1st anu bes1l'
DIN werU escorted through tho STRUTS accom-
pnnicil by Gov. Smith md stA(r, and vartout
u.uoi "'osns utsa1a pI.ou , .,,. .,mno.a1 ~
was ono fhlie III lohgtn' 'lNa WINS cplmposeu y.
thirteen companies Ut uniformed u'lilt1a' tns
h1!@auxce cavFy, eaeraR'~"4 ~ ~ u ,a.o Wan
lnatcs ot tlo Nntlona ltomo, besides tho SSr. Th.
riI!Ees containing eieh. uFliE Mn1 uaf'1Hi., 1i,rats
cDItttnh wan uhder coninlhnG 9t Mt1 ,n as'S y 4
THU tllv1s!0I'A were eo,llts,an9e4 oy ueh!0'
, 1880-06-11

: CoNKL1Na's speech nominating Grant, and
Gar0elds spoooh nominating Bhertuan, naya
hecn compared, To tho advantage OF tho former,
but la al tho cssonttala Ut tsuo oratory tho Ohio
nun wua ahuad Of hts oompollt1r Tho object
Ut uratory IL to convince and persuado. 1t IL
not tho exhibition Of tue thotosau, or tho pleas-
iny Of hcarers alroady tn full sympathy with tho
speaker. Thu winning oyer Ut doubtful! minds,
tho commanding Of Il cuusa 10 tho impartial
listener, II Il fur ,aoro difficult taak. 1t Conk-
ltny hud not nlrnady abandonod his case, bis
speech was wholly miltako. Ho was ad.lrpsa|ug
u Jury, aud ATTACKING the honessy aud Judgment
Of the u,9n wAo were to dectdu hia ease. Tic
showed telnpos.; uo Was wild aud exaggerated
, 1880-06-11

TME statement that q rebellion had broken
out In tho Argentine Confederation IL sud ta bo
premature. Tho election for Prcsidont Of that
Republic takes placo to-day. nnd tho ru1nor OF
nIl outbreak grpW uut OF tho heIIcf thAt thoro
will 10 dispute az to tho reault of the election.
, 1880-06-11
CANADIAN NEWS.

8ptttaf Dtspat<k To tn CAeae' 1"I* - thn
Quxuxu, Juno 1a-An oaiotal seaFeo " ,or1.
suspected American prtRantluo A4ta!ass s..,sS Of
monced ycat0rdny !uusnlnxs ena tng ~ far
discharging has Gceu vigorously pusaea se.o heop
founI, but largo nuber Of tues ct lata sssu see
brought to light, which, It soos. hays Il ps i tae.
entered on tito eoasanoe papers. sna ana teustSnls
auus. Tho Consul from 0soeoo cau ~" sPRs Ptisrs,
prataly step ia aud tsko coxni1ance Ios 81 a. war
Whuther cai,tster shut and other aftasc ~ Tcuotu
uaay b. concealed In the lard 10 NOT ~ s,.sf
8rtelal DjtPateA % 1hs cAteaoo aI'sl XIV indian
IsRAxrroRp, juno 1n-Nsh Carr1ef' 1n,snicTinx III
found guilty at tho iato Asslxcs W ,nmn1riaY Ut
80ciock. liz denies hls cEilne, aao eeA~
position very lightly
, 1880-06-11

Gen, James a. Garfield WIS placcd In much
tho gnlile attitude towMri Sherman at tho Chl.
UnXu Cunventjnr that Juiln AldUn held tnWhrQ
tnsl l,,tdcn Prlsuilla. Whuu Clarified presented
tho cltiuls Ut Shcr1nAi hu may hasG bud tho
baahfui four that tho Convention would rlso up
mud ahnut, Why don't you spcAk for yourself.
JAuIus7"
Sherman can now buy n COPY Of "Tho Court
shlp of Nllos Stall!sh,' atul rcad 1t cArufnlly.
Evidently It Is not Bafo to scNd eloquent John
Alden to plead anoa cAse, either with a wonnn
or u Nn tionnl Convention.
, 1880-06-11

THE English Libertls ara not so lestrous
Of extending the xwRy Ut Great nFituin>as was
Lorxl lsraeonsticlL Karl Kimberly, the C4'lo'
aial Secretary, h4s Instructed tho Commission
on hnuth African AFFAIR." to uvotd oxtunatnx
British Jurisdiction an tho plea or complications
Lotwoen the o.,lollstt and the natlyo ttlbua. and
u uyoIA ali intrrtesuuee With the Independence
t,f sjIA lAftar.
, 1880-06-11

TIE ELECTORAL Count resolutions Of Senator
siorgun wcre discussed In tho House ycstortiny
atessrs. Dlckncll, Harris, Lo.,nsbcrry, md Car
llsie Bpcaking In favor Of tho adoption of tho
resolutions, md Mcssrs. Noheson and UiNlcHr1stf
protesting strongly against Congress assuming
tho power to got nssde tho will Of tho people.
No action wns tnkcn Oh tho RESOLUTIONS when
the House adjourned.
, 1880-06-11

An anti-dueling association Inns been
formed at Can,tle1t. $. G. Judge kershnw !s
President Of the soe!oty, which proposes To
r,pnru,slY prosecute al! persons who resort to
tho code to satisfy wounded honor. AlrcAGy
thoro is a prospect that tho Society will h.va nh
opportunity tu put tholr prInolpEcs into praotico
rso members Of tho South CaruLlun "chiyaary."
a COL Caat, and n Capt. Du 1'ass, havo been watl-
tlcring through tho two C1rolfnas for sumo dnys
f1 orlcr to lind suitable spot wboro they could
have 1t out with each othor ut pistols ctlas+ DC
Ipss has bcon arrested, but Cash Il Mt large. md
both vow that they ilitond to tight.
, 1880-06-11

THE Louisville Commercial (1eep.) 1nnkes
this pthy comment on tito close Of tho Convcn-
tion struggle: -
urntlt's Aahoronts Cling To Him to tho Vory
Inst-Tho Nnbie Throo Hundred Fight urayely
to tho Entl-ln Spite Ut Thoir Vnlor the Third
TORN L!oM IL Killed, aud buried BY tho 3'aFty
that Uavu 1t f3Irtt-' Nut that We 1oved C,esAr
Less, but t0ul0 MoE6," =
speafcs T.:
Alas for 'Lys! Imperial C,1,sar, dead md
turned to clay, may stop holo to keep tho Wul
awa%l
, 1880-06-11

YESTERDAY about 10000 persons wilt
messed tho Union VGtaran9' procession ut hail-
waukeo, In which somo TO 0o0 solllors Ut tho lnte
War participated, The procession wiz u milu In
length. Gems. Grant md Sheridan, who rodo
with tho procession In d carriage. weEo eRtl1u-
gnatleally checred along:.tho whote ltno Of
, 1880-06-11

THE morning session Of the Grcenback
Convention was taken up-to uso tho expressive
II not elegant lnngttngo Of Don!s Koarncy-Dy
m cntlcnvor by nrarly every delcgato prcs-
ont at,l persons who woro not doloKates
to "elupty their gas-bags" on tho mo-
t!on to ndnit tho fhrwell Hall faction
on condition TINT they should havo II voice but
no vote OH tho deliberations OF tho COMMITTEES.
rhls did not satlsfy tho Farweil Hull faasaon.
THO remainder Of tho lay ard tho evening were
devoted to talk. nil talk, uud Dcnls Koarncy dl'l
tho mcat Of tho tn!klny.
, 1880-06-11

GAuErELD will not llaye n chanco to resign
bis United states sonntorshlp, because the Leg.
tsiaturc will not t,o In session beforc Novemlrr.
aud bis form would not hcgtu, uhllcr any cir
cilnstaI,ocs, before March 1 next hut tho
resignation might 10 llArdcI II. to Goy. Foster
tomorrow With pcrfeEt sntoty.
, 1880-06-11

TnE saloonkecpers Ut England ,Sero tho
most clllclont supporters Of tic Tories tltirinR
tho recent cicctoral campaign. In oppoang
1talstono's accession to power thoy felt thoy
wcro only g1intllng thotr own intcrests. Tho
cycnt 1ustiilcs their eourso. ns Mr. 9lnGsto'io
announced yesterday In tho House Of Commons
tho intention Of tho Government N impose un
additional tnx on bccr aud tn rcndJtst AMI III
crensc tho price ot licenses to sciI lhltor'
Evidently tho 1.bcrals hAvo not 10 much talth
In " Dcer and thu !lIblo" rs tho Tories.
, 1880-06-11

A. poy of IT resulting near Providence, X. L.,
has confessed tut tho murder OF Il spinstor lady OF
10. According to h!a confession he tlrst attempted
to outr7,9o her, but wns successfully resste'l'
ami, to rcniuvo tho chGncns OF her appearing
Hyulnst him, he killed her.
, 1880-06-11

liz tho batch Of nominations sent by Presl-
don't Hayes to tho senate yesterday were thoso ot
ex-Oov. l1artrunft. ot IelusyIyaula, for Cu!-
lcc,Ir Ut tho philadelphia District; Virgil D.
Btu kbridxB, Of tho District Of Columbia, ~ As-
sstunt- Commissioner Ut Patonts; ai,d lsohort @.
Dytcnfurlh, Ut Illinois, u Chief -Kxuu!ner lit tho
1safent. f1tttcc.
, 1880-06-11

TIE conference OF tho representatives OF
tho El,ror.aM ToweEs will commence ut Neslln
next Wednesday. Austria, Italy, Franco. lsussla,
u1ld England will be represented. prInoc tl0-
hentohe, tho 0cs1uun Representative, will pro"
Bde OVER tho deliberations Ut tho assembled AM
haasAt1or8.
, 1880-06-11

THE gallantcst act OF aarleid's llto vas
bis selitary rtdo to Join Thomas at ChsckannuRa
nftor leosocrans had fnlien buck. Gasfcld wns
on Isoscerat,s' stat. but ho wouil not follow bis
superior Glitter In rotrcat. AlGno ho rolo
througl, hostile lines. found Thot,as md stood
By tho took OF Chckamauga during oil that tor
fIhle buttlu.
, 1880-06-11

THE CnroAdo TRIBUNE and Cincinnati
Commercial will postpone the discussion Of tho
pulp question. Upon thorough Investigation,
wo tllrl lhnt we can got nlong for n few weeks
without pulp on tho FREQ list. Tho way to get
tho article IL to taka buokcyo log, grind It on
biz stone, md mako your own pulp. 'Aah for
Garfield, pulp or no putp.-CSntlnnats Commer>
, 1880-06-11

Sm W1LruD LAWSON, lsndlea1 member
Of tho Grttsn rarianent, tie wilt Ut the House,
aud who hatcs whtsky and hurss'- ructnK with
equal lssdIual zeal, has given n0tco that he will
moro for rvcall Ut Sir 1Jartle Frpre from tho
uoyGEnorshp OF South Afrlra. Bit Wtlfrtd ls u
man OF ths u,ost tenacious purIs0sUs nnd will
tnuko tnattors interesting Tor his Liberal coli
1s.n,1
, 1880-06-11

Abe GnEEswoop, n discharged employs
OF tho Kcohuk & Hamilton I!rit11o Company, OF
Kcokuk, walked into tho o1icu Of tho Company
ycstur.lay and shot ut tho engineer. br. Lct!iot,
killing him almost Instantly. Tho act WINS done
ft,.
, 1880-06-11

cunted With reference Den. Grant personally.
We hive cortondcd oil along That his name
Ind boon dragged Into tho contest by selfish
persons, who pretended to be friends Of the
ox.prcsi,tpnt oniy 10 tlso him for thelr own
purposrs. Gen. Grant himself aud Ills rcai
friends now understand this rs well NJ THE
I,utuuSK llus understood It NIL along. Ills
only mistake was In permitting these falsc
friends Ia bctrny him into false position.
, 1880-06-11

tho Unttod statoa Tronsury botwoon July !, 1851,
mud June 90, 1879. Tho gross amount "a tho ctor-
rno,,s sum Ut "a, no. 5os tic ordinary oxIscnll-
turoa Of tho War Department TOR tint s'erltxl
amounted to etaa64 f2ifi, leaving tho specific
ospcnses or tho War at 401s7, And yct tho
party which imposed sssoh IN enormous tax oi
tho American people, and which caused tho
death of 80 many hundreds Of thousands of
brave American olttzcus, warts to 10 iutrastoa
With tho government Of this countryl
, 1880-06-11

EX-SENATOR T1uMpuLL, swearing he'd
nc'er consent, consented to take tho aubornn'
toral nomination front tho Illinois Democracy.
Josoph Chesterfield aiackn WIS his Mentor.
, 1880-06-11

Ar tho Dcmocratle Convention OF the First
West virginia District, hold ycstertay At FAir.
mont, ono aclegnto-attargo and two district
,lciogntes wore selected to tho Cincinnati Con-
vention. All three favor tho nomination OF
Thurman.
, 1880-06-11

TttE President OF tho Chicago Convention,
Senator 0eorse II. lIuaF, placed tho Issue bc.
soro tho public In this op'grarumatlo form; :,
Tho parties which confronted aAoh 0thor thon
lin lblh cunft0tt tAch other HOW. unchanged ln
purpose, IN toupor, au4 III character: The
t}yeilUcrAtiu puFty wMx ruled thcn ~ now By tho
EGuth. Thv sin9le purpose OF lts being was to
K!ya political suprrulMcy to tho NllgaFchoa Ut
tho H,uth a1,d Office. without influence, to tAefr
&ubxeryteht Northorn lllips.
, 1880-06-11

JIG. TRACEY md II. II. Marvin were YES
tcriay Incorrectly given hs voting, as dcle8ate4
frum Tcxas, Tor Ten. GnrtInld. Thoy lid not
have that honor, n'it tholr natnes must 10 takcn
from tho roll. THO name OF ono OF tho New
Jersey Garfield men w1s mot correctly 8iyen. II
should havo boon James 0opsill, not James b.
Gnusn!1
, 1880-06-11

DURING the month ending the 3tst of May
EN,Ut7 immiKranta arrived at tho port Of New
York, ngninst " sol for tho corresponding period
Of lust ycnr. About rwo-thirls Of tho WhoIo
number wcro Germans and irish.
, 1880-06-11

THE Parliamentary Committee OF the Prus-
alan Dipt ha8 rclocte4i Hsmarck'a q Church bill by
II vote Ut III to y. Allothcr roslXnauon by BE-
marck may now 10 anticipated, ,--or 4 dissolution
f,Y thu Diet.
, 1880-06-11

O7UnR4 - ...
Didn't It, thought On the Inst ballot 0rans
lost ono vote IN Maryland, two In biEss!ssppt,
four III South CasolEna, ono In Tonncssoo.
These votes wcro previously Gust for him on
overy one Of th!rty-fvo ballots. Tho loss was
made good by slight gains In Ncvnda, pennsylya-
nIn, and Virginia. But II thero bud boon anothor
roll-cnll tho line would not simply have wayercd,
1t would havn, ,stnmpcded.
, 1880-06-11

No s1onE thlrtl-turm hypocrisy. Tho peo4
pie nro t!rotl ct it.-f..O4
Ihuts ~. Thoy are not only tired Of 1t, In.
l1ave buried 1t. Hut why hAvo you played tho
part OF " hypocr1t" 60 long7
, 1880-06-11

THE ncston Of Dean Stanley In giving por-
mission for tho erection Ut statuo to tho French
Prince Imperial tn Westminster Abbey will DO
1uudo subject Of Parliamentary inquiry anu
discussion.
, 1880-06-11

IN response tu resolution passed by tho
eenate, aeerstAry ahetulan hus soAt to that body
Il detailed statement Ut tho cxponses growing
cut VI sIu War OF tho 1icbclllon, and paid 0pt Vt
, 1880-06-11

TIE sutforings Of thu TO. will be over Ia
q few flayB, que,,cl,oa In enthuliasm for the
man Of tho ,nbuth OF gold rathur than irop.-
Ct,tciMHatt Commercial,
, 1880-06-11

THE Cincinnati Enquirer (Dem> Is mora
torn up l1y tho aefcnt Of "tho silent soldier"
than any othar pnper in tho country.
, 1880-06-11

4 IrAr-NANUrACrullSO firm failed Ill
New York yestcrs'ny.' Tho liabilities nre placed
Mt 311a0uo, and tho nominal asscts ut $l0a,0 600.
, 1880-06-11

'Nor111va but MI act of God can prevent
tho nomination OF Gen. 0rnnt."-l2oscoc Conk-
ting. --..
Wu think thcc, Fhthor, for Thy caro-,
And iUw ln rovcrrnca to Thy Wilt.
Thou h,st controlled tho powers Of war,
AMI shown THU mt uur lauler sttll.
Cincinnati Commercial.
, 1880-06-11

T1IE tow-lino knew Its business when It
h!trhcd onto n canal.bont man: but tho oWncs
Of tho tow-lnc-O where WIS hoi
, 1880-06-11

IT is probable that nit the English troops
will be Withdrawn from Cabut by tho lust Of DC.
fp1,pr
, 1880-06-11

WHY don't Dlnck Jack taka that Nctos-less
brat ot his and spank It for Its bo!tsng and
baWlfuQ2
, 1880-06-11
that soym hns tho InrEnst following. Till
Morrison hns tho next largest, while pnlmcr,
Davls, Hendricks, nr,s1 Tidon have some frIcnds.

That BOY m0ur hn9 tho IhfKnat t0ioWin9+ I'LL |
Morrison has tho hcxt largest, while phlmcr'
phVls' Aehdsleks. ana 1s!son nave so'no 1f1enas'
oru napFTrTn Ann Tur rAprrF
dian coracI1 "a T,r Tu,,tttNr hoa atate,].
arf, M Inn country we'll knnsvs. ia NM of fila
hae, roo,, mr., },nst informed statcsmcn of tia
country ,tuon lie subjects Of political ecouo-
my nnd sortn | sctenco. On these s,1btects. rs
uno, nit otl,nrs conuectetl with government,
l,o il n rracticnI ,,,ar: he APPLIES his krowl- |
r,tpe to nracttcnl rses.
Gen. f;ar,luld II now. md )tns boon always,
In favor nf n tarln for rovpnuc. with such |
protection, ns suc,, tariff may afrorl, lie Is
nat now. nul I,a, never been, an atlyocoto of !
n tariff for protectIon's sake, nor prohibit
ory thrill. nor n tariif to nnnihIfate trade
win forc,rn countries. nor n thrill to ill.,
crcuse the coat of foods 10 tho American cot,-
s,,mor In order thnt,nanufoct,1ror ,nay oxact
"ta,u,n II prlccs and profits: nothing of that
sort Of taritY,
Some at the t,est ant} clearcst oxpositlonso of
tim truo systcm of taxation by tariffs ever
nrintetI aru to ,,o found III tho speeches Of
Gen. Garfield In Congress. Theso speeches
have won tor Him marked recognition among
tho publtclsts at,d statesmen OF other
kS4t tUA Il r4fk fKt} VbNr n ~ In
sss. =. .,. o '.s,.,e.a.n a.""se o ~ .,.,. ana
s.so "s wv ~ .,sa'. .,,as .ha~a IL "",
nt.u. s9".''os ~ , "o"5 ;.' I's % 10 49,,
wssa ~ Nv ."ao o.' oe'T ,r,s' .,',".,, ia ~,
ns a.M ..so ~. -; -. ....sas.n -,
n'st''o.s'f p'ese.,Hu " ~! u'e '. ~ ss., ~
s'e pones W "'tl" uIsso' e", ons ~, "o,".t o,.
lss alote ~ " "''o "slincsao... tno a"'.s' oa
u pefso''s III LUIS counlLy ash.h y. ~, ue',s na.
lleo tt"'o ~ lno p"''cs v. s'e NV
stlI'nens ~ 'els slaa1'' ",a oson 'a''ons
t''e'1 !. ~ ohly nleeo ~ .leo!y M,o not ~, 10
pr'leslca' nea'sule. 1no ssea. oous y. ..S," NV
hhe.leai peop'I 1ayue uhA sso'eni .t " .at.n
leelsl'uon "'''e" WI p.oel"se ~ .ts.' .a.nsaS
tose""o l'"'. WV 'o"sas 'asus 1.I., " ,.n",,; '
4l.'5 IVY '".posA w s.' ". ~ ~,
ot Il chRrhctcI Al1lao Ut pfouuceu Ill ltllS
| country is OF necessity d projection to tho
American producer to tho extent OF the duty
Imposed on tho foreign competing article.
Whun this duty Is pincetl so high rs to pro-
liblt importation altogether, then the object
Of tic tarEil-to produce rcyenua for the aul,-
Inf. tall
, 1880-06-11

PUCK for tho c,,rren week Is unusually.
acuhiug In it, satire. Tho results of tho chlcAgo
Convention have given thls sprIghtty pnpcr tho
oholcest nlaterlal to work upun. In d recent
number It h.aA cartoon representing tho thfr1-
term train under fill hoadwayt with Conklng
for engineer, LoEan for stokor, and Cameron for
brnlsesnln. lts tirst.pAgo cartoon now gives us
n grnpallo plcturo Of tho catastrophe. Tho trnn
Is uit tho track. Eng!no. tender, and cars nre
pllrd In pr0ntscuous r,lins, and tho head OF
Grant, which had served for II headlight. lies
OIL tho ground with olxar still in mouth. In tho
foreground Logan is lisnping OIL ono leg IN a
sling, aud swepr!ug songeanco With upltfted
fist. Cameron, with one leg entirely oil, which
he is carrying unIcr hs nr1n,' with his head
bandagc.l and looking ns II he did not know wtnt
hnl hit him, leans upon tito a.1n Of colikii''s,
who IL MI uttor wreck III limbs and ratniont,
and ID stridlng nwny from tho rlitnB n
fast as bis long lcxs dan carry him. Puck Il
keeping company With tEen1 carrylng the lnurcls
on bis stencil, ns fat md sAttcy as II nothing had
happened. Tho cnrtoon tells tho whole story
and lcnycs nothing for tho Imagination to BliR'
gcst Our ucighbor acrt'ss tho why will lud
mural TINT aturns II talo III studying It,
, 1880-06-11
FRIDAY, JUNE II. 1850.

TIFF Chiiinns hro reported to have capt"
urod tho Peruvian stronEhnlJ, AFRICA.
, 1880-06-11
nRy1v0 OVER SPILLED MILK.

. !
CRYING OVER SPILLED MILK.
T]oro Is no objection, to tic praises which
tl,oyx.oraul uf Tho cx-lsosses Is lavishtng upon
tho {,rnpt dplcgntes to tho Chicago Convc,l-
. ton for remaining sseadfnst to their candE-
t|ate up to tho Inst mo,nent. THE TRIBUNE
! toincl In the admiration which tho "staying
uunlItIesn Of tlle Grant 1nen ellc1tesl, though
/ It Ind no sympathy with thoir purpose. But
In tho Language Of Mr. Conkllng, "t,ero IL
objection +" to tho spitef,il abtlso ileaped upon
those dulegntes who refused to submit to
exclusion ut tho tlat Of some Of tho 1}osscs,
and upo1 tllosu who would not DO bound by
tho StAte-soyoreignty "instrucstotls aid
(."unit rulo," which tho losses had procured |
|rby questionable methods.
Tho organ Of tho ex-Dosses continues to
| harp on what 1t iB plc,lscl to cali the
"trcatl1ery" Of certain Delegates from |
New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and
| other States that endeavored in win to en-
force tic "unit rule" and thereby throttle
! both individual independence md tho repre-
se1ltatlon Of Congressional district cotistIt1'-
enctes "alcat,, lgnob1e, and dislionornblc,"
nro sonno Of tho adtectives employed by tho
organ whose occupatto1lis goneto character
lie the Independence Of the antl-tlllrsl-ter'n
tlelcg,tcs from instructed States" Tho con-
duct Of tho "dcserters Is compared to that
Of Il number Of Presidential Electors who
should butray tho candidate Tor whom they
llatl been appointed to vote. In ono word,
there is persistent effort oven now to mako
1t appear that Con. Grnnt WIS cheated of
the nomination by men who lad been morally
bound to support lin.
There Is neither truth nor Justice In this
charge. Tho rights Of delegates to indiytd-
uni expression Of preferences were fully cs-
tnh,ts,atl Nv tha ruics of thu Cincinnati Con.
vention Of 1876 aud which wsre adopted
lMforn lin tnnllottnn began In the Chicago
Convention. hlr. ConlsllnR and his followers
ue1lo an effort to proceed with tic ballotlng
without thesd rules, but failed. Thu rcsola-
lion to tbs effect. which was Introduced by
9en. Sl&rpe, Of New York, WIS voted down
by 40 to 270,-nenrly two-tlIrds Of a!l tho
delegates being opposed 10 1t. Immediately
afterwards tho ant!-un[t, administration
: rules wore adopted without dlVisioi', a'ld
i there Woro only two dissenting voices
8 heard. These rules provided that tho
3 Chairman Of cacl, delegation SHOULD m"
=, nounce the vote from Ills Stats as given
J. by tho various delegates, nndt III caso MS M
$ nounconlcnt were disputed, tho roll of dele.
9 Entes from each State should ba called, ailu
+ tho vote recorded rs each iudiyldua! dole
q gnte should glyo 1t.
L The rules adopted by the Cl1fcago Coneeil'
tlon went oven further tlinu this. Tho priai'
n cfplc ut district, or popular, representation
l. WINS not oIlly recognized for tlo government
O | OF tint Convention, but established rs the
4 permanent rulo Of tho Republican purity. Ii
t. tho provision for the 1leW National Commit
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TuE French Government llksuyllently de-
tcstnlned to t4kU tho bull by tho hosns and make
utean work of thu JasAts, 1t has not only d..
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