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FARTH1flAkF.

VICTORIA, B. C., Nov. T.-Recent eat1n-
quake shocks were very violent Glaclefs
were split frum the base of the summit ~ ~
great masses cast into the valleys ann efeeA''
completely filling them up.
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Avoid rtliuous cosmetics and use thar "ao1'
soma bsauttfar-9lsnu's Sulphur Soap
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gin. She ts owned by Klaus Brewer and Capt
Miller. und hAils from Chlc..s..

u.. cL f. ......, H.. x-:,,.. ,,,cwor ord rapr
H;iIr u ,s 70 b,s -" t'ru c - f1. a...a' '''~"
'AN'' A'A''s .'vA. -' Su .,|.,'r,9
Il IT The ts,1cH:
Upon his arrival at Arlherstourg. Ont~. f1l-
day. Capt. Jn!ner+ Ut the propeller PoftMse. r.
ported that he hAd seen the schooner Er4stus
Corning ,ls,oru on South Fox Island lnHsnnch
as the Erastus Corning fs at Buualo. ana tne
schooner james Cnuch Is sserduc mere lneIo -
rrast,n to believe that the vessel seen by Capt
Joiner was the Couch.
VARIOUS DISASTERS.
r,,. +n,,,e.,d do,la,-a' wortl, of cham
,ot a.ta nnd hnvs hive. been carried uwav
t - - 80. 10 sha 100 within rhe pHst few
at''ns as 'k4e AaAe' - ~
o1R Tha ectconer Gufdtnv Star reached Erie the
49,. .e,;..,. e,,na cu,,rax and with q broken
. otneT uay "'nus oo1'e ~"A'' "@' ~N'~
'nT1 .sn s,.noonar sneedweu recently lost her
;i1 ~ ~ nta t{ntorto
A;l,tt1" ~ 20, o,r - hnsv. we,fher on Lake Erie the
,,nnsr 49, ,ns i M ssnve hnu ner lower cunyas bad
20 Is,n.red
i, T",I..dn rho osher aav the tug Carriu1tuu
,rota ,ha tc.. f,,r the sttam-,arQe Nackunw t.,
naw foilnwed ctt,selv in the wnkc OF the Caring
ron, M,t mel with d bad accident which con,-
roiioi h,.r fn sim having broken her crank
shaft md burstei her cylj,ler,
in the passuxp from Cleveland to Detroit the
steatn-i,arre b. W ku.t was ~ badly cut
thrulva l,v Ice that she had fifteen inches OF
wafer ia her hold when Detroit WIS reached.
LOSS oF'THE s1MCoE CONFIRMED.
sptctat Dfspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
CoL11SGwoop, Ont. Nov. 21-At an early hour
this morning it WAS made known OH the atreets
that the steamer Columbia, of tho Chicago Line,
was in sight, and would probably bring uddiuon-
al tiltlnxs OF the Lust steamer Silneoe. LouR be-
fore the steamer WIS ueur the dock Nh eager
and anxious crowd had made their way to the
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No othsr wntater Dye squals Hil's-ao cents
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MISCELLANEOU NEWS.
THE FLORA CARvETH.

Ferguson RrfRnReQ VIII MeS9ra. Hichard3On q
Sons to tetthe schooner Flora Carveth previously
| reportedl deliver her carxn at OsweXo. Bonds to
the amount Of $4,000 wcr: given for the vessels
| return to this city. The crew refused to 60 on
the trip, and In consequence the Sheriff ordered
| them ashore Capt. Miliigan and new crew
were put in conMnnd- In conversation with
| one Of the sailors suetn9 for his wages, 1t was
| stated that during three months tue sailors had
Threatened at different times to tie the vessel up
The captain has not returned yet, and it 10
wsasses ds6t me bsd Ysi5s -
.d ct Pos agPs upon Which
December. One Of the part owners. Mr. D'dd,
| is III Manitoba. The vessel is worth about
5000 Should no arrangement Of the present
| sold. The vessel left day for Oswego, In tow
Of the Calvin.
w1srER1xa AT PORTSMOUTH.
All the barges OF the St. Lawrence h Chicago
where the scbnoners Ere Belle, Hercules, and
Lilly Hamilton also quarter.
FAST In ICE.
The schooner Bessie Barwick IS fastened in the
ice at Collins Bay. where she will have to remain
Until spring.
AAHERsrBuRo ITEMS.
Special Dispatch to 7as Chicago Tribune.
Dean Rchmord. ord With With The @ Schooner Hapap9s as
sisted by the tug Bennett which passed here at
9a: H.. was on u Bar Point. It is supposed that
either the propeller or schooner WIS fast the
middle ground till dark.
The propcers Chicago Portage, and St. Louis
LETT here ~ a. ~, and the Avon and Delaware
The ferry Excelsior found Dunbars Giycer-
Inc scow, which broke away and drtfted to Lake
Erie. She brought the cargo on board, and
towed IN the barge. She reports the Ice vely
heavy In tho lake.
Wind southwest, light
TO De ToWED TO N1LWAuKEH.
Special Dlspatrh to TAG Chicago Tstbuns-
MAckISAW C1Tr, Mich, Nov. 27.-The tug
Welcome. OF Milwaukee, ta coming after the
Monguagon, to tow her to Milwaukee. They
have stopped the leak, 20 that she will not need
steam-pump.
LAID uP.
Special Dtsnateh to 7n< Chicago Trtbana-
wiam Presto 1 wth rs,road 1op fop To
ledo, has stripped and laid up here
THE CANADIAN TOWING REGULATIONS
Special D4sDateh to 771 Chicago Tribune.
ing 6een made Sy the the Canadian CON-
pnly against the Collector Of Customs ut AM
herstburH for granting permits to the Wilcox to
Wssahickon and Inherit Ocean, lately aground In
Detroit River, NEAR here, the Minster OF Gus
toms desires TO say that, while he has given. and
will continue to give, the kreatest attention
possible To the projection of the interests of tho
wrccklnR companies OF Canada. be cannot dis
States tugs, when necessary.to the rescue OF hu-
man life or the savinGof vessels from total
wreck
SUCCESSFUL WRECKISQ.
Special Dtspateh to Tas Chicago Tribune.
EscASABA. Mich. Nov. .&.-The Levlathan
IN aKettnS The knisht Temgla5 Of
She will take the vessels cargo to Black river,
and returning tow her to Chicago
into harbor today. % Wreciinx g. cspI. 5 aeDale
got caught In the haHsey and had u leg broken.
VESSEL AOvEXESTs.
The schooner c. P. Munich. for Chicago, ran ia
towing the schooner Tlden, left for Chicago but
returned The lron Age left for Detroit.
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DE1KoFr. Mich, Nov. 27.-The I.trcst report
from Lake ST. Clair Is that the ice IS about the
Jsoas still pass With great difficulty. The
llttst arrivals down the propellers Empire
City Ut Concord. Colorado. Lehiyh, and steam
barge D. r Van Alien. The Empire was cut
bA3!y and Is leaking. She is now being unloaded
nli,! will be reI,areI.
The ferry steamers Garland and Fortune,
which went to Tort Hur,n after the schuoucrs
Wesley. Columbian. Reuben Duud, have not ar
rived Set.
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tsptttat DispatEh tet Ths Chicago 1ttbuns.
TITTsl,uRG, Pn,, juno a0.-Thcrc Is consIaeru-
able excitement hore to-ntKht over reports from
Cincinnati regarding tho attltude of sr. Tillcu.
From tho best Information thnt cnn he gathered,
1t scon,a thnt tho SaHo OF Grameroy has dotlnitly
Withdrawn from tho contest. 4 telegram to
TINT effect bus Just reached the Tl1on Club here.
II rcads rs follows: 'iTitGon Inns Withdrawn.
This ls positive. Lottet Is In narnuul's hands.
PENNSYLVANIA for Randall" Leading mcmbors
Of tho I'ilsten Club sny the nbove telegram is
from ono Of their mon.bers, aud Is no
doubt correct In ovcry particular. They
also say thoy vii! support Randall. ho helug
thoEr second choice. Largo numbers Of telc-
grnnss hnye boon sont to nlcmbors Of tho Peut-
sylvnnla Delegation since the announcement Of
Tlklcn's withdrawal, urging them to do oil III
their power to securo
THE NOMINATION. or RANDALL,
tho movement in whose favor, though rathor
sudden and unexpected, amounts to quite n
boom. Should Seymour continue to decline,
friends of the sponkcr ray ho will curry OF tho
prize. Tho most singular pArt Of tho natter is
that he IL FccptvfuK ctlctnrnRctnont aud support
from the Wnllncc wing uf tho party, prllAbiy
with Il vi1W tn removing him from tho nrena Of
Htatc politics, 80 that tho EHstorn llGRs G1ln re-
establish his supremacy west Of tho nnlntAitls.
Tho situation rs yIowcd frt,nn this standpoint, In
Tho light Of late nhvfGcs from Cincinnati, Ia
highly favorable to lsanItnll's nomination.
, 1880-06-21

TIE bKA0C1tATlU JuD1u1AL coUp'
sptetas Dhpa,sa to Tho Chicago Tribune.
.'.1'.s'..,,. ..,',ta ~ c,,,rs,r" @n''.. h",d
""'e"a'nehta "hlcn .au ouptot'o otut1 ~ nssu
weru tiot prup1riy rat!ftoa were so'eEl I'll num-
ber.
Nh I, pr1yfulr9 fur honest elections and FIX
H.. ~ , - ,,"tto.,t,es ~ ,,tns. ,v"s r,nnto., f,v
s ~, ~ ~ H., s'', ~. ~ ,s' NJ, .~ t-..ts,st
No. z. to conform tho Constitution Of tho State
IN Tint of tho United States In regaf} to negro
s,,;yss, ,."s Nv ~ NV vftca in fovor
M e''a.nRs, ,aia es "as - ''''s'" '''~o "
to E9'OE a9atf'a1'
M. i. to change tho time Of holding tho atato
etpsfIt,nB from October to November, was
n',nntnI hv ~ m, xotos ynr to III ais oonins+.
- ,s 20 " '... :. 't,,.s.,
Nh. I. TO stFlke oat tho wof1l "Wn1te "hefo
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Special DtsputeA to Ths Chicago 1ftbrm$
WASHINGTON, Il. c., Juno l0,-Tho story that
an American uagta alightcd upon Con. Gnr-
teitts homo wher tho suI-cull ut tho ChicAxo
Convention approached tho th'rsy.ninth baliot
la true. chilli at 10 yoars playing In tho yhrd
With nltso cu1ue rushing tutn tho house. say-
inK "Ah 1,an,l Ii Kp!ng tn bo nominated surely.
There ID nn eagIu in tho house, At least tt It
wls mt an enR!e 1t lN.kcd very much like ono.
III referring ii this suhlcot Gct,. 0ar1,cld Ia re-
1lOrtcd to hMyu kaId that hp WNH nGyCr aupgr-
stItl0nsly Inclined, hut was mDro pleMsod with
what he considers the Mgrpcnble Significance at
bren II It hnd tako1i tho shapo Ut somc gloomy
md fprbildilg nuHury.
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str1,ction Of elections by tho people would have
bcci' accomplished.
THE FtiLi;1tE TO 1NHrh1.t

THE FtILGIE TO lNhThIh
the candidates chtstn Ivy tho penpic--n eontin.
EGncy cnttse1tnnt tipun 70 net Or ntntsa!on Of
ming, md bnyani my contr,'l-nas thus tGft .ne
'1 ne 1s 'ssss asty % ~ Vel @ % Ss ase@
81 Convention nssctnf'cd shall choosp
new easor, th9 tnv"i1'n,sry hu. n,css.
tisF issc 1Sse;sn' sas, srea q tho 's lmn" fnosf u
priyate e wltct ths p"wers soptSsrs y
sni Ind, eni,'nno, froin tbo pattisans y ~ anii.
ye stcl;n" c% % A.
80 e psap'a s'" ~ f"r ''p!' 'se!r deeisSn 9 ioss
n uovernrncnt by Tic Sovereign pccplc through
tho o1ecttons, Or Government, liy dfscar.lns!
aervants holding over by forcc md ffnu.l: AMI
ne asrinst to eneiea 1f 81 rcprescntatvo H.
S sSs a f sst 4.ss Raf'S Sos @ oxa,ow s9s qS. aS
Ing now bOrno faithfully
MY rut.t. HItAMH or LAB0R
and caro- In tho public servtco, and. wearing tho
Is ID honraS M M GHs iisonrse p ,s Viii e iuy S wn
,ho % hnnors MI .1sl tolls q oven qIMnsI.pasty W
lifo.
In rcnouncing denomination md reflection.
indispensable 10 mn cffcctua! vtld!catlon of tho
re.crvo Il 'y 'lco's'oi' m possitie. bill S canSot
overcome my % %rsn1Enanco to enter Int ncw y;
ceassIess toIl Tho .l1Enity q the lresi!icntinl
o'llso is al2vc merely porson9'Il, a.! I'M
its ,yaluo is NJ ,Rreat pwcr for
ncccpting tho nomination; "knnwtnH na do,
difference il between gliding thro,iRt ii, oiieial
ana pdI}c'cs @ %0fKn t IN " fer Of s 10
contemplate whnt norIs to bo done
III tho FH1cr7tl Administration :, without
IN .anxlOus aensc Ut tho dtA'cnltiea
q tho Undertaking. Il summoned ~ nlo ,. sl,l"
clent Instrument Df thair will" .-.-..
Hncl II work of renovation, after mnny. years
OF mtsFlllc, such RETURN nf syBtutnB A11d poll.
cies tu which I would carefully hnye Bncr!ticcd
all tfRt remained to mo Of haatth md llfc, Is
now, / fenr,. beyond my, strength. With tln-
me-, With hcMrt swelling with n1notions Of
gratitude to tho Democratic masses for tho sup
port they have given to tho c1ltlsa represented,
and their stnntfnet confidence in every crnGr.
gency, Itclna!n your fclow-cltlzctl,.
SAMuKL j. T1LpEN.
LETTEn F1tOM SEYMOUR.
1t is said TINT Mr. Miller, from Nobraaka, has
letter frotn IfOrltfn Seymour to 10 presented
| to the Convention, In which ho rrpents his dec
| thinking murn OF lla Will md his children than
| 0f tho Presidency, and TINT II 1t comes to .
| clsnico hetwccn Il funeral nud nomination he
wOuiii prefer tho former.
Tho t,cctn1tton nf tFlhlon lcnvcs everything
uncertain. Tho New York delegation holds n
| meeting nya1n t0-m0rrnw night, md thcir uc-
ton nt that time Is looked to with grcnt inter-
boon mentioned Tonight rs possible Now York
| CHfltidutD.
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A., 80 , b.. =, =, ,.,. r..,... -. ,,, r..,-
New York OF tho 1efrlt snlHh anh f'rcn i!ouE.
inas or i'!bcrty, phrtys ana WIN ttNha IN tne
west wiin followed tne ,na1ts ni ;lntha T.. ohle
dlngs; The Frne.botl iH,aI"n iH,H conyentinn nf
tue 0th uf Augnsi. III. wns inc result;
in-'lay mns hor1l. sa!nMol j. Iilten Fi,s dele.
lttfren anH Gh4r'ea fTanGis ntaiHs wGre % Hlni-
nafed u islHno fgr pfcaIen! ann y .ice-rnsl.
ahnt: Ihe Whnlo UnIlea Stntce Waa ~ y rtair or
ln1Ehter ut the outcome ot tho motley satncf-
1ng.. ,c
5onn Meny snid Y mo .o.smy tnn' 1.I,na M1any
nc v"a ss,n,nfnatnt e t1.,t snii !. Whit vii
YOUR iunnn tsnthn,o friends liz, with tho 1lnj,
whDn tipy h0ltI t,artIY responsible rpr tho mtr-
der II Mrs, Htlrratt1"
"Thnt, Hir. ia a gross utstuke. We have lateIy
learned frpjt1
xua a,nu.1r.a x.-1tuu.oorvrsao.,
A ,tn,l - ...'.,s s!'.. nnnus 49,.
tant Hts1; linncnck was Gntiicly lnnoccnt oI n'Mt
H. n1~nr ~ a"n,,rp hnr rorJnr nny ~ thn M
n,ot,'nnt hn,1 rclnvE ~ horses md riicrs evcrv
hnlf-tntle iictwrGn the Presidents pJico nrl tho
prison to bclr tho pariot1 should ono be grant
cd," '1~ ' ~ "
This morning m over -zcalous friend OF Mr..
MeDot,ali etHrted tho report ft,at Hendricks
would Withdraw In fllvor OF Mcl)o,lnt and that
Indiana would utitp with pcunaylyapIa
md hiring out ticket ef McIpnnitl
and Hancock. Tho rrnost spread instnu-
tnnr1tIaty nyrr Tim cify. nnH bn It sn{t
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0Ov. FnHrKR'6 VIEWS.
Hnfetaf IHxndffA To Ih4 i.hffAd1 IfihtAfls,

spsetot DtspaseA to Tnt Chteaeo 1ttbuns-
WARRINGTON, y. c., June a1-Gov. Foster, Of
Ohio. Ia hero, md Expresses grent confidence III
Gnrt!e1d's prospccta. He says that there Ia no
possible doubt that he vii! carry Ohio against
Atty candidate tho Democrats may choose. The
Democrats did their very best, Foster thinks, In
tho Inst campaign. when they were 80 buddy
bcateu. They c4unot aecurc any larger voto
now, md caf,not ch1ngn tho Issues. No Demo-
crat III Ohin whose opinion ta Of ynlne expects
TINT that state can he carried for the Dcu,ocrnt-
10 cnnd!dRte. 1t Is very evident that Garaeld's
visit hero hRs had q good effect upon the party.
that were defeated Mt ChtcaTo havc rallied upon
him. and good fcolfng Ia reported to have been
restored.
uAny1ELD AND TIE TAMMANrrTEa
srtetnf Depateh to Ths Chicago Trtluns.
CLEvEhANp. O., Junoe0-Gcn. Garfield arrived
herr, by spccthl car from Washington at o'clock
this nos.llns. fly rematned i. tho car ull morr-
holoft tho dlnn9.hail special train Of twenty.
ono coachos o.0ta!nlng 1an,;uany Inl' braves,
With bRrlners, Mi inscribed viii, Bourbon mot
toes, and ovcry delegate woa incascsl in linen
ss aste sss ena Of t'Fas1a @asSy tG lra, e dss
tr4,ia Tor Aontorh ha mot Thonlaa s, 1srennan, ono
0t tho managers OF tho brsvcs. whom he know,
and joKCs werp cxchlnerl "GoIng down to
Eon,l'iate TlldenY, payft,lly nskcd tl,e General:
EtNxi Il chance. After n little morn convorsa-
ton tho two separutetl, Garfield Rnlng to Mentor,
md tho Now York Delegates, hftor making q
glenn sweep of the lunch counter. resumed
tuning local Democratic lights being Mttached.
It Is estimated TINT th!S trAin cost 1000.
At MAtIIsnuls1.
IIAnu1sHU1t1, Ta-, Jnno 1g.-Gcn. James A.
Gnrticl'l arrived to-day. He was met at tho
deTnt bv u largs crowtl Of people, und made II
short speech. Congressman C0nKcr, Humphrey,
and WilIun.s, Ut Wisconsin. also spoke. In
compliance with u tetegraphic request from
Con. Garfield. eenhtor Clnlcrnn met him ut tho
depot, md accompanied him West
At plrrSHue0n.
PrTTsnuua, Pa., Juno la.-f3on. Garleld. nc
conpnnied BY Congressman ConEer an,l WtIlita.
e slishix.6. EulnphToy. Of WISCONSIN, and ,!l
ro,iie to Cleyolatd. O., this evening: They wcro
met by sn,aE. crowds. Gen. GartIetd, II, response
to cafis for q speech. eIf: "Gcntaemcn,
would r,ther b. excused from milking \ speech.
There wilt be plenty Of spooch. tnlk!MK ttctwcctl
nnw and November. Understand Pittsbnrg Ia
all right for tho party. md that you aro pros;
pertug t1uro In Your industry. Hoping we Will
iii havo suod timo bstwcen now and Novam;:
ber. nnd thnnking yMi for your receptions, l
bid you OOt-Dv1nflg."
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PRESIDENTIAL.
Tilden's Letter Of With
drawal at Last Made
Public.
He Is Tired Of Eternally Posing
as tho Embodiment Of
Reform,
And Wishes Now to Seek
the SecIusion Which Re-
tirement Grants.
The Old Story Of His Wrongs
and Sorrows Once More
Told,
After Which the Martyr Of Cipher
Alley Vanishes from the
Scene.
-.
Seymour to Be Imp1ored to
Allow His Name to
Be Used,
That He May Aid in Saving the
Party from Utter
Ruin.
The Tnmmany Delegation Ar
rive with Bands n1lu
Banners.
Some OF the Men Who Are
| a1.1... Rg-Ao. 1sst1ontr
The Tnmmany Delegation Ar
riyo with Bands nl0
Banners.
Some OF the Men Who Are
Helping Along Tilden's
Interests.
TILDEN WITuDKAws.


FORME1L
CINCINNATI, O., Juno s0.-To-ntght tho Now
York delegation hold n meeting ut tho Gr11nd
IIote! md organized by choosing Daniel MIMI
ming Chairman and s. q. Holiday Secretary.
William pcckhnm read tho following letter from
Samuel ]. Tidcn:
NEw YonK, jllte lB--In tbs Delegates ftUfn the
Stats Of Nctg York t0 tho Democratic National
Convention: Your tlrst assembling Is All orcn-
sion on which 1t is proper for me tn stnto
to you my relntion to tho nomination for
tho Presidency, which YOU and your associntos
arc commissioned to mako In bohnsf Of tho
Democratic party Of tho United Btatcs Having
passed my carly years in m atmosphere filled
with traditions Of tho War which secured oar
national Independence md OF tho struggles
which made our Continentalfsystcm Govern
mont for the people, by tho pcopio, learned to
tdolzo tho Institutions Of my country. nud WIS
otlucated to beliovo it tho duty Of citizen Of
tho Republic to tako his fair allotment uf. cstra
duty to tho best OF my ability for forty ycRrs rs
private citizen, although during nll tny lifo
giving ut least rs mich thought to public af-
fairs ~ to nj! other Objects
I HAVE NEvKn ACORrTED
official service, except for a bElef poriod. Tor
special purpose, and only when tho occasion
seonod to require 0f mo that sacrifice Of prf-
so e pso1o1snSo ~ n'1 hn. IT. s sv"to o
mas booll snpstAhE!al'y that VI u pr'shto
citizen. It wis, presume, tho SUCCESS
Of efforts In which ns private citizen
aaa ahafea' 70 o'eltnrnW aeosrups coal.',ns .,,S
ton, thon holdlug douas41on IN our mctfopoHs.
and to purify tho judiciary which Ind bccamo It's
tool. that induced tho Democracy Of tho sthte In
18TH to nominate mo for Governor. This was
done In spite Of tue protests OF a minority tnas
hn., oreofet, ontuuonIsm fatal to mo IN a caudI.
t,ate T fclt constro,,n,i tn accent rho nominn.
no1 III W ~, nost nF.cn ~ thn s7de T
noTmerot eno o"oef@'o''a' o'i'co o'' 'uo ''ao "
teiofnl' .......
AND or REMOVING TIE 1MrnEssIoN H.,
chnrgo of ones duty rs citizen IL fut.ii to Ills
usefSlnosa as public seryant. The breakinE Il;
nr G y pic iii % worka, tic iarse reti,,ction Of taxcs
and other reforms acoom pIshed during
nly Administration, tiuliiitIcss occasloned my
nomination for tho Presidency by tho Dcn1no-
r,toy Of tho Unior III Tho hopo that Rmtlnr
eerninont- From tic responsibilities Of
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Special Dtpateh to tn Chicago Tribune.
C1NCInNAT1, O., juno "A kind Providence
sent II gentle ratn upon ttsse people to-dny. 1t
cooled tho air md calmcd their heated Discus
sion; otherwise the work Of prcsdont-making
wont On With moro than nsllnl Industry. There
are two political centres hcrc,-ono Mt tho Grand
Hotel wlscre the National Committee Is located;
anl pne Mt tho nurnet whore John Kelly, TRn.
mnily, tho Illinois, Indiana, at1d Kentucky tlolc.
CATIONS nrp qunrtercd. In other localities Judge
Field, Gun. Hancock, Jowett, and Sum Rand0tt
havo headquarters, but no orowds press nrouu1
tho doors fur admission. Thus fAr the most dill
tgont soarch has failed to uncover tho spot
whcre lurk tho Davis, Palmer, or Bill Morrison
,c1ntssaries. Aa for Seymour. hls headquarters
nru in tho city at 1arre. -...
This nftur1,oon Carter Harrison and Judge
Grceu Of Illinois. were In consultation With ser-
ern1 Nov York leadprs anu finally concluded to
UNITE IN 4 DISPATCH To LII. sEYMouis-
Thoy will sny: ..... ,...
"On behalf Of that party which hns hon0rctl
md csteomod you III the years gone BY. wo now
ask YOU to mnk9 sacrifice OF ~! persona con-
on to yiutnsy III Novombor."
II thia alspntch Is sent there ts every reason
to bolIcye that Mr.. Bcymo,ir will consent, in
which oecnt he will bp nominated by nccutnn-
ton On Tucsdny night, and thus end tho labar
Of tho Convention. II ho ovadcs or re-
fuses, tho Convention will hart9ey
got through, before Thursday. Tho
contests in tho Massachusetts and Now York
delegations will occupy tho Committee on Crc-
wv ,..,s,".. ~ ~ " H. t,rsa. ettton1n h,r
s"n. ,.'!u ~ ~ .sa"t. oota.fnns T. ,,~asonto,
For two yenrs In succession tho nctnocratto
purity that rim hon 1lut1er pollcd 100,0oo votes,
while tho oil regular, or silk.stocktng fellows,
hentletl by Mayor Prince, hnd tho committee
machine, and now cotno hero rs tho rcRa1ar
delegation, md tho party proper stands outside
or, fortified TIT T1s qugas 9as's soa M1s viii rovo TINT
no Sor se,,ows aotnay poe about
aoooo for tho Republican candidate in thelr
iuy1uen. OF tho Now York contest your rt:a.lers
to nosnas wv e'ps am 'r,n n, y ,yt
t,.,' a,."'p s,,.'s,.,n,u ,h,. t,,n Ton,,nanw
a ces"on inuW is Se re9ar r and m tho % Fasor
or TIldpu delegation tho Irregular Dnu. Tho
Wesorn md Southern delegates uro cnr1,i,,g inr
tho flrst t1uo TINT tho Tatnmauy glnK Of old
Nv" .h s",a.as, ~ III T,o, "o T., s ".i,,inn n, tho
III tne lntosest VI l.H'ot'' III aal't'o, ~ Wv
osa IN Hsa, m n Ass. lot as % y's sese
Il fsarty uWy ned AtIurtu,, M amd G"Iainissiosler
~ us IT, n sni19 sb, nrIons ~ NJ ~ tat Tox &C.
s%pis 5e!aS sPesyof sy r wi.h ,ss wt,n
Ijnv,os na van ~" nm nr tn nnrs ~ t,o Tiio
eoslition mp parsy ss IL is5s. Mlso Nostoa was
comm,s.,onors "ss # # tho the now co'rtl1eu.e. and
tiraugh tho .connivanee ,,f tint Gon'u,isslon
ao NSG w. sasy yo Ss 1 ct " ss danato IL hS s; fss
| Tho Assembly In tho Fifth l}lAsriet CNew York
, 1880-06-21
CONGRESSMAN CONGER.

Congressman O. y. ConKor. of Michigan. and
Congressman c. @. Will!ntns, 0f wisconsin, nr-
rived yesterday morning ut tho Grand PAelt1o
vim tho Fort Wayne 1load. They accompanied
0cn. Garfield from Washington Us far as Pitts
burg, and took OIL ltoartl ut Harrisburg unftod
States scnator Don Cameron, who ca1no with
thom rs fur as Alt&Mnu. There aru thnso who
hnye said that Mr. Camurnn would not take any
activa pArt In tho present Natinanl c'lnspal9n.
Suet statement hus mt tho slightest fonalla-
ttun fa fact, uA tho conversation AAA with 5ls.
Col1ycr by n I'illpukE rcportcs Will show. Tho
roportnr asked, By WY OF an tntroductton:
"How ia Con. Oartleld's nomination rogard.
ed7''
"Iu Washington tho nomination Is rcgas.aod as
exceedingly satisfactory an'ong tho Republican
ncr1bcrs ut ConKress, and. n fact, a tho var!n,ls
f4csiots aru katis!ed; klow that prtai.lett
a}ss VIZ we: sSe to Ill iS rons f tt
!sopublIea,i party: lerhats i ,wii! unite ana
hafmonizo tho purity noro perfectly than a,y
postNt. Mr. ll!sie expressed hia eatlsfacu1n Ut
tlo ,gmitmtlt'l. ~ long as 70 d.. not rss!ye i
als9 ~ @ w. H. I'M p" fr5,'i4 . v 10 io ,he %
u tho NupuIlIsa. party. which 81. !,iStne
nks 'Scs 1t eaaR @h e. @ H. as % IT, ] hai
h9 would give Hll tue ass!stnncD hs could u tho
e.maixn pcssonal,y and W hst hn w1i H. RIP ~ -
"l4ow Is tho nomination OF Mr. Arthur locked
uponY'
"Tho noIutnation of Gen. Arthur VIVA worry
a4tlstactory 20 the Republicans II. w4shlnxto;l.
IcnIno with Gen. Garflcld ~ fur ns All!aiev. y
Though nur train came unilpraitte.l. ut nulrlY
W tae statonH e ih as roa,i we f stMtts isIs
risOllrK, and Il nuntur Ut nt.er plaeH.s Gum
uurholti n.lho u few brief A!L suitably rs'nArks,
III. Nv Willis t Ut aohESun, aIa otiiers. Thuru wAs
also With us Mr. Amos Tnwns9tnl, 0f
Cleveland. At Harrisburg senator Camarnn
itx,lu. liz was very genial und cheorful, and
aftnr lcavlnH ls hv Ectnrugi directly h9ulu. He
va. very eor4lial to uon. 0ariir!I. aa4 assurod
him of Ills earnest support and assistance and
that ho was confident Of yicenrr ~ Krala
al uuy tho Republican party ha4 achieved.
Dir. Cameron n!so talked over plans for carrying
on tho campaign." -
" How to you happeu hartF
I" / meruly came hoEa on my way to u Paul
and vicinity tn spend two Or three w0ckS Tor
rrat Hnh rcoreAtlon. What with Congress- and
tho yooeut Convention, l feel little oxhaustods'