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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
Final Sehtlement

ToTICE Is HERRBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned, Executor Of the Lass
will and testanaent of W. H. Goodwin, da-
ceased. has fled in the County Court toH
Linn County, Oregon, his final account "a.
such Exacutor, and by order of said Court
Saturday, tho 9TH day of. October. lSe0, II
the hour Of O'Clock p. NJ, is set for hear
ing objections 10 said final acco2lAt andthe
settlament thereof.
HI. BOCGHTON,
eva Executor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
A Fragrant Breath and Pearly
Teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing yOui
teeth daily with that Justly popular denti
friee, SOZODONT. Composed Of rare
antiseptic herbs, 1t impaTts whiteness tC
the teeth, delicious aroma to the breath
and preserves intact, from yonth TO old
age, tho teeth. Acidity of the stomach
will destroy tho strongest teeth unless lts
and this pure tooth-wash protects the den
tai surfaces by removing every impuritN
that adheres to them. Ask your druggis
for SOZODONT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
a.eurrL Lias.

Thsto,iowIeg is the list OF letters remaining
In the Post ONCE, Albany, Linn county. Ore
gon. sept. Slh, 1851. Persons calling Tor ihese
letters must give Iht dale on which they were
advertised
Green. Barney Miller, Isaac
Germond, Nm AIcCown. Nm
Germond, Lille Smith, Mercy =
Hubert, Thos II ~ Stsypera, Jacob &
Kuhn. /. b Tyler a
Lewis, uiyaea Vail, J NJ
P.H. RAYMOND. z. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
a.. Elaun, speaks.

On account Of the Jewish holidays my
store will be closed from next Tuesday, the
l4th, at o'clock until Q o'clock in the even
ing of the following day. My customers
will tsks due notice, aud should make their
PurchSasS on Tuesday.
Ea BAUM.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
An ImpoFsAnt item.

Read Major Herrsn's advertisement of his
msat market tie has ops Of tbs neatest
stands ia the Valley, aud spares no pains to
accommodate his customers. II you send
your children to his plaee for meats you ear
g safely rely upon getting ths r4rest a9l
juicys,t steaks as # yon went yourself.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
oar n.nbIlc schoois.

Our pnblie schools will open out on Man,
day, Sept. 18th, under the supervision Of
Prof, T. \, Sax. lie will be assisted by his
aile, Miss Mary Gaston, Miss Hettie Miller
and Miss Roya Alexander.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
"a ThresI.Ine sIacl,Ine Owners.

Now is the time to fix up yopr Naehinea
for the harvest. II the boxing is worn, call
at this Office and buy type metal to make the
repairs. It is as good as the best quality Of
s'Babbit, and viii not cost more than hall
q much.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
Do Yon yyant Furg.llnEe :

Jas Dannals, in this city, now has on
hands q larger stock Of furnitnre than any
other establishment this side Of Portland,
and if you want to purchase any It will pay
YOU to give him call. He hes something
% tell you in regard to his prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
seeursa Tke contract.

paHsg the pressgt gesk THE fGntraet for
supplying the county oEEeials with stationery
vas let to the lowest bidder, and was Sc
cure ! BY that live aud popular firm Of FO-
shay and Maaan. The amount af business
dale by this firm IS immense.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10

A lady teacher Of q Sunday Schoo
commended one of her pupils as nic'
little Christian who said her prayers beau
tifully, but sadly needed Madame RachesA
iEnanel nloonl to- make her perfect. Thh
Is warning to all to care for their com
plexions in time. What avails the grae
of God If the skin is rough For sale b,
all druggists. S
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10

We have for sale. both at Lebanon and
Grass Ridge. 200. 600 feet OF all kinds Of lum-
ber, such as scsatling. ioists, barn timbers,
boxing. fencing, aud other rOaeh lumber.
At Lebanon We haze . superior lot Of dry
lumber. Snch - rAstie. flooring. etc. owing
to the late Ere. no arO offering this lnmber 81
reduced rates. Address Us at lebanon.
CONN BROTHERS.
rnnn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
DO You lselIere Il:

That in this town there are scores Of rsr-
Sous passing our store every day whose
lives are made miserable by Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Sour and distressed Stomach,
Liver Complaint, Constipation. dc, when
for IS cts- we viii sell them Shiioh's Vital
izer. guaranteed TO cure them. sold by
foshay & Mason, Druggists, Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
4 CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errsr. sod s.ad >
eetiots of youth, weakness eAE3y delas
d manhood. &C., Will scnh recipe that will caru
yon- FREE OF CHARGE This great rs1ss1y NAs
discovered by missionary In Soalh Auls5ca- Sesi
sefaddreNsed envelope 10 hs kzv. LoskFa 4. Il.
EASsstAiion ID, New XeTk y ls2syI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10

Fred Graf Is manufacturing some Of the
finest furniture ever exhibited in this mar
ket. His bedroom sets are perfect models OF
taste and beauty and what is better s1ill,
they are all from Oregon timber
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10

Frank COmpton's bonds were placed at
$50 aud his father and AIr. Grant, from
POLK county. came forward and went his
bail Compton went home last Friday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
Ssssee to Farmers.
hour.

CO 10 the Beehive seire works Tor all
kinds Of wire cloth aud zine screens for re-
pairing grain cleaners; also for galvanized
wire fruit cloth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
Tac Corvallis stage Omre az .the Revere
EIoHse.

The travelling public will please take no
tiee, that the general stage ofllee ior Cor
Wallis has been rsmoyed from the ST.
charles Hotel 10 the Revere House. Stages
for Corvallis, Lebanon, Dallas, and Inde-
pendence, leave the Revere iIouse daily
Sundays exceptedl at ono o'clock, p. n,
cHAs. PFEiFFER,
Prop. Revere House,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10

Mn. J. II. BATEs, Newspaper Advertis-
ing Agent, Al Park Row Times Buildingl
New York, is authorized to contract for
advertisements IN the DEMooRAT at oQ1
best rates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
pu Son vYanl Lanaes :

y. Price has 3oG0e0 Sect of iine fencing
lumber for aale at his mill in Waterloo pre-
cine. and will deliver it on either side OF ths
river. lie also has about cOo. 900 feet Of. as
sorted lumber finishing. iloOSiDg, etc. i
will be sold cheap, and Il will pay yOu Il
enquire their prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10
NEW BARBER SHOP
j. Il. SURIES, PrOp'r.

A With With each chs shave. .'' Prices ior shaving
aud hair.cNtting same as nslaal. hoSasls e.s
opposite AfcTlwain'a store. Aou
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10

The Republicans Of Washington
Territory "havc renomInated HoD.
Thos. II. Brenly for Congress.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-10

esl
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02

carry the crimson forward in the third mile. But
at the second mile fag Harvard was two lengths
behind, aud Brigham, the sixth oar. showed signs
of fatigue
Both crews kept steadily at work through the
third mile. Yale rowing SO and Har-
ward 81, until near the three-me flag,
when 1rimble quickened his stroke. but with no
effect Yale had been steadily creeping away from
them. and during the last mile there was no hope
for Harvard.
rift in the western clouds made the sky
glow crimson and added splendor to
the scene. but "crimson" the
water in disgrace. II pulled manfully forward.
however. and quickeued the stroke to thirty
six: Yale was rowing for the line with
stroke that ran up to forty minute. AT
the last half mile flag Yale eight
lengths ahead. The cheering now began at
the grand stand and salutcs were hrel in
rapid succession from the yachts, many
of which spread to follow
but kept; ont of the line of the
college friends i'll the grand-stand made rush for
the waters edge, and were joyful rs strong lungs
and the waving of blue flags could make then ap
pear. harvard was sauted by the yachts. but the
Harvard men on shore kept qu'e
When the Yale came back to the float in front
of the grand stand TO receive the coiors from the
umpire, they disembarked on the hoat
raised their coach on their shoulders, next
Captain Rodgers. and finally showed their
appreciation of Nun Changs steering by Civ
ing him toss in the air. The Cinnamau
steered straight course. keeping to the rght of
the bToyS. Harvard kept 70 The lett of the position
IL occupied relatively at the start
Ii was a slow Iace; the tide favored hut the wind
dead ahead. Yale's time 24:27 HarvaTd'S
winning time last year beng 22.15. The defeated
crimson crossed the In nearly ten
lengths beh nd. and rowed the four miles in
$500. Ya'e's time at the mile flags First
mile, 5:4il2; second mile, 12:OGl2; third mile,
lS:26l2.
The result gives great satisfaction in New-L0n-
don, because the three consecutive victories of
Harvard had cooled the interest IN the annual
race.
1he Yale men are holding jolIihcatiOn meeting
tonight. and there is little prospect of adj
ment before daylight. Fireworks are small
part of the demonstration. There not much
betting here. Most of the bets were even, bu sew
eTa believers in Harvard gave odds. YaeS judges at
the starting line, ,and the finish George A. Adee
and In. Higuuson The trmekeeUcI WIS Frederick
Wood aud lIaTvaTd's judges were K. G. Watson and
Walter IImble. The tlme-kecper was W. y. Ban
croft.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
Npw vopK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1880.

him. but which he has lately exercised by proxy
Neither the President nor the Secretary mas ih'-
mated to him any dissatisfaction with his course,
and he s unaware of the existence of any. Geherai
Raum has just returned from ILLINOIS, ana says
there is prospect of the establishment OF entire
harmony in the Republican party of that state
The following circular was issued to-day by the
Secretary of the Treasury:
On and after July /, 1880 any application Tor appon,-
ment the Office o. gaugcr, siOrekeeper soreheepei
and gaugpI inspector of tobacco III the Internal cs
Service will he made 10 the secretary 70 he a.
urv aud i'm each ca se will be IN the handwriting OF tue
applicant md signed by him. stating his age Iega.
residence where born. and service IN TIE army OF navy
IL any. .,,.,.
The application must be accompanied by testilnohlas
character for sobriey. industry ana business hhV
rs Collectors Internal Revenue will report 10 thc
Secretary Of the Treasury whenever the necessles o
the require appointments or icmo'hls ol
ncumbens, giving the reasons therefor ana iOt
this Office the papers in each case. Removals Honl
office OF O1 the aOOye named officers WIZ h1Iedlto
be made only by the Secretary OF the Treasury
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
TWO CLAIMANTS FOR ONE SEAT.

The election OF Alderman III the vim SEN
ate District November 1878. was close contest be-
tween George Hail ana Jacob A. HAZEL The former
was declared elected by the Board OF Aldermen and was
admitted hi4 seat Hdtzc brought an action IN the
nature OF quo wIrrantu, with the concurrence OF the
Attorney General In the Court oi Appeals, on February
21 1850, decision rendered affirming the dis
mssaI of the mplan the ground that the action Of
quo warrantO could not be maintained ~ long as the
action Of the Board OF Aldermen to whom the reatOr
submitted hIs petition. remained unrcyerSed Suhst-
qucuty and in rch lSS0. certiOrari was applied for
and granted whcreuppn an Application was made to
quash it. which granted simply and only upon the
ground OF lichcs thc Ot the rrldtJr The Cen
cra Term by yesterdays decision have reversed th1t
judgment.
Mr. natZcl's only remedy now, II he succeeds In the
cciorar proc eGmg, is by suing Mr Hall for ne sal
ary c-ycd. since the first proceedings were BEGUN
Of the inspectors AT That election have Dech con
Nictcd and sentenced 20 tor cFug the returns
So as 10 Sccur. The election Mr. Hall instead OF Mt
Hatzei Their rIHs practically settled th- question of
Nj Hatzel's equitable -ht 20 hr seat In the rto-
rari proceedings H. &. Wachncr appearec Tor Mr. Hdt
zc Corporation Counsel whitney appeared for the Al
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
INTERNAL REVENUE APP0NruENrs.

WAsHINGToN, July IA disposition is manifested
to interpret the action of Secretary Sherman in
taking into his own hands the power Of appointing
certain class of clerks in the Internal Revenue
Bureau AS an intentional offence to General Raum
The inference is drawn that there is bitter feeling
between the two officials. These assumptions have
no foundation IN fact.
Secretary Sherman says that there was no other
motive Tor the change than 10 make the system
conform TO that in practice IN all other branches of
the Department The lack of uniformity has
hitherto caused embarrassment. The beginning of
new fiscal year proper time TO max. the
change.
Commissioner Raum says mat there are hard feel
ings they certainly not on mis- part. The Secre-
tary has simply resumed functions which belong to
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
RAILROAD PRESIDENT KILLED.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND MRS. DIR. APPLETON, ol
BOSTON, KILLED BY AN ACCIDENT ON TIL

PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND MRS DIR. APPLETON, OF
BOSTON, KILLED BY AN ACCIDENT ON 1iIE
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
NEw-LoNDoN Conn, July 1.-The pleasure Of
regatta day was marred by painful accident which
happened on the Northern Railroad and which re-
suited III the death OF President f. w. Lircoln of
the Boston and Albany Railroad, and Mrs. DIR. Will
lam Appleton, of Boston. 1t appears that Mr.. Linn
coin and Mr. Hammond were seated on the rear
platform OF the private car of Mr.. Lincoln, which
was attached TO tue moving grand stand, watching
the race
The car was next to the forward engine of the
train. Soon after the tram started on the beginning
of the tiIst race, the coupling pin connecting tie
private ear with the platform i'll the rear broke.
The forward engine. relieved Of the heavy weight it
had been dragging, shot rapidly ahead. The shcck
threw Mr. Lincoln and Mr.. Appleton upon the rails,
and the forward wheels OF the platform car passed
over both, crushing them terribly. The rear wheels
of the car then left the track aud the train came 10
O standstll Mrs. Appleton de1 within fifteen
or twenty minutes after The accident while Mr..
Lincoln lived nearly an hour
The bOiies were brought to this city on the prl-
yaie car and then conveyed 10 the Residence of Mr.
Hammond 4 boy whose name has moi cu learned
was injured the same tlue. out not scTiOu-iy ~.
Mrs. Appleton was about thirty years o. "ge. She
was wei known NcW-L nudOn, aud WIS the
daughter of q O. Hammond, of Great Neck. Hey
brother is a member OF the Harvard freshman
crew,
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
AN INVITATION TO TAMMANY.

meeting of the General Committee Of the
Democratic organization of The cry and County New
York Irving Hall Democracy was held at irwin. Hall
last night and the great room was packed almost TO
sufiOCatOn.
his seat chairman. He asked all to with a Will
and with purpose, 10 elect the Cincinnati nominees
Colonel Murphy offered resolution that Haucock and
English Clubs be formed Ia Ars .ubiy .c 10
at least III week. when adopted 10
also Resolved thBt committee should appointed
arrangements for meeting Of the -mucracy of
CITY Ia rafy Le Dolnati and thar the commit
should have power 10 invite all desiigg success
Of the regular Democratic ticket 10 cooperate long
OF resolutions approving of tie Cincinnati candidates
Was then adopted
Colonel Fellows. IN speech, SAID the Demo trats had
done wonderful thing. They had for the Hrst iimc
lrce 1sGl held "a convention and nominated q good
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
THE COURTS.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF BONDS.

On n warrant issued by Justice Smith, De-
toct,ve Morgan at a. III. yesterday took Mrs Mary
Tvop an olderly woman. into custody ut No 257 west
Uouston ST on the complaint OF Dr. Francis IumDley'
II East Tenths for allegedarceny OF DOnd' etc.,
of the value Of 81 375 April 80, in concert win her
ann Josepb l. LYON with whom the complananthad bus
,ncss deangs Mrs Lyon taken to the Toinba Police
Court before Justice Duffy, and accompanied ny her
daughter It was claimed by the complainant that hc
and Joseph j. Lyon formed a copartnersmp about TWO
years ago The bonds and other securities were depos
tied with safe deposit company In April. 1870 ana on
the departure OF the Doctor for Europe be informed
yon OF the fact Lyon volunteered to collect the cou-
pons on the bonds at maturity during the others an
sence and to remit him the proceeds Thereupoh tne
complainant executed power OF attorney, Authorizing
LYON 10 COLLECT the coupons He returned III AprH
1880 and called Lyon and inquired II he had ATTENDED
to ,bc Lusiuess LYON answered eyasiyely. Several
visits were made subsequently 20 Lyon VINO was a-
WAYS prepared with some pfetcNt Tor utIaF.
At length TumO'ey gave him peremptof} Instructions
10 collect the coupons the bonds without rtcr eN
plaratiOn LYON promised 10 do 50 promptly. Oh
AnrI 70 the Doctor called at Mrs. Irons house anu
said that a. he was Obliged to leaY" town on bsueSS
he wanted TO see ner son off the coupons FOR col
lection aud to keep she bonds I'LL MS return re tnc
handed Mrs three bonds Of the state oi soih Car
DINA Of SI 900 each, Nos. 36J1, 1862. 36J3; one
bond M / O22, valued ~ SlJj and one inhdlnS Ooho
OF south Carolina. No. Is, Tor SOD; tlry'N Hlir,ss
OF the St Paul and Ddutn RIlwdY Company OF FIOo
each. and fOur coupOnSOt the Kansas Pacihc illNlY
bonds, representing &120-all amounting to S|,"I3.
On his return May 20, called 10 So Lyon at Hls
mothers house. but did not Hud HIM. The Doctor cILcu
at Iyou. place OF business Broadway and Lc)nardSt
and was informed that ne had LETT his pace WlIhoul
havfng given notice on tle day m S'cirlte' were
delivered tO him. Mira Lyon denIed the airgiIl0ns .,
the com plant She could give no information frdHFc
~ her sOn Jusnce Duny adjourned the hearing.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
A STRANGE INCIDENT AT THE LIBRARY.

WASHINGTON. July IA personal cncOun-
ter took place today between two enpIo,6, In the
Library # Congress. One OF them who Is cO0red man
and ardent Republican, hung engraving Of Cen
crl Garfield ms table. Tho Other.
who is Democrat. pulled 1t down
twice. the last time tearing 10 pieces. This done
the ten pOrary absence of the Republican, who hi
return remarked that 1t cowardly trick. The
Democrat 1ct inoutcd and struck him. The Repnbli-
can returned The bows with interest, and cured H.
face OF The Democ at considerably.
Librarian spofford promptly discharged the Rppubli-
can The Democrat sill retains his place. He s 4 Vr
gnian and If said have been appointed al the IN
stance OF CONGRESSMAN HuntOn.
The performances of this ardent Virsnan Democrat
indicate thai he - determined Introduce virginia
campaign method, into the Cap t1l itself
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
TOO YOUG TO BE TRUSTED.

Mary +. Leichwcss, young German woman
in humble circumstances brought SUIT for breacn of
promise marry against Hans Treskpw ia the supreme
Court The defendant setup defence that a tie tine Of
the promise OfmaTlage made, II any, be WAS an in
fan under The age ottwentyonc year. justice DOnohuc
before whom case tTed, tLUu"ht the defendant
hdd been guilty OF perjury taking his test upon the
tral ana his an-w n MO cJnSiGcrdiOn anu ftit com
urllcu him for the offence His counsel ysked
Justice arg" the jury int II they believed mat
thc d"feuulut was under iwcntyn" years Of axe " at
this tune they must tud verdict tEc dctndauf.
This motion denied duj he jury gave the plaintiff
verdict f.r - O0O An appeal taken 10 the Gen
cd Tri wiic by it, dee son yc-;c y reversed tis
Judgment Anderson & 1taUimiu tUr the painuE; CHf
lOra & ElHchln for Inc urtanlnnt
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02

THE NUMBER or CLAIMS FILLD-lwELVE TO FlF-
TEEN YIARs' WORK On HA>D-ovER
$500. 100000 INVOLVED.
iHY TELEGRAPH 10 The TgIBC>E.l
WAsHiNGIoN. July 1.-Ycsterday beng the last
day upon which claimants for arrears Of pensions
could present their claims, the Pension once was
kept open until midnight in order that no one
should nave reason TO say hereafter that h, claim
was delayed by accident. or TO make complaint
that the Office had refused 10 receive il Oh the last
day of grace.
There have been iled since the passage Of the act
June -. 1879. more than 10000 original invalid
and widows claims. OF these 1871 were filed
last month. The number of unsettled clam, now
pending u the Pension Onice is upward OF 100000
representing claims aggTc eating not less than
$500, 900 for the first payment The average
amount of arrears paid to each claimant Is 81 600
The number of claims which the office is enabled 10
dispose of with its present force and under the
present system. is about 300. of which about
$500 are passed upon iayorbbly; the remaining
700 being rejected aud in most cases presented
again, and have to be re-eXamined in many i'll
stances several times over These are often allowed
after being thus rejected. 1t is estimated that if no
more claims of any kind. were 10 be received. ii
would require from twelve 10 fifteen years to dis
pose of the work now in hand, uudr the present
system of operations. and without vast increase
Of force
In addition to the work upon the claims men
toned above there the work upon Increase claims.
bounty land claims. and 1872 pension claims.
1t viii bc remembered that Secretary Sherman
stated Immediately after the passage of the
act that the measure would cost the Government
at least = %. .OO0, 900. The amOnnt actually paid
out !Or arrears up to this time is $4,000 900.
This added TO the $500, 900 900 involved in pend
ing cases and making liberal allowance for
jectiOns, will. II estimated make the aggregate
amount OF arrears when AL shall have been
cleared up, more than S1OO,000,OO0 in excess of
Secretary SbpI1ua = estimate.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
COMPLIMENT To a GARFIELD MAN.

EAsToN, Penn, july IA large aud enthu-
siastic aertng Of Republicans II Easton was held
in Centre square last evening 1t entrey an i'm
pr9mptu ana r. gotten up a. compliment Dy the Re.
ubcans Of this place W A. " Crier OF HAz!e-
ton Penn the original G1Tteld man at the Chicago
Convention Mr.. Grer was IN Attendance al the com
Inenccment exercises OF Lafayette College here OF
which he ~ graduate. Mr. Grer made appropriate
speech. thanking the citizens Tor tie compliment Capt.
ia speeches made by J. O. SipIDan. BE videre
y. j.. General Campbell. Of Trenton. General Ruder
and ex-Judge KifkpatrioK. OF kdston. There mu
fireworks aud immense enthusiasm showing that
the Republicans alive and confident q success
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
REPUBLICAN RALLY N MORRlSANIA.
A Renuhlican mass mrptinp IN ratifv tb,

nominations al Chicago. was held az Central Hall. 3Ior
rislnia, on Wednesday evening. The leading speaker
General William H.Morris who discussed the poni
at III campaign and the character and services
Of Generals Garfield aud Arthur. lie paid a warm
tribute TO the military services Of General Hancock
near whom he served in the Army OF the Potomac.
General Morris unusually succc--ful aIOu.ing
Inc enthusiasm of tn large audience. He follow ed
nv Mi. camp, OF ForihauI. ami As~cmb yman Wells
Ernest Hail the chan 0f the neefiug The band
frolD the soldiers Home was M attendance