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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
, 1880-05-07
ITEMS.

The Democrats opposed to the nomination
OF ,Tildun, to tbs number of two, met lust
evening Mt the fremont House. McNally
called himself to the chair, ana, addressing
his fellow citizen. adjourned the meeting
until Tuesday evening ut tho sainu place,
Tho Seymour boom, doesn't cnthuse III CHI
cAKO.
Tho Swedish blaine Club OF the Seyen-
teenth Ward met last evening ut Syea Hail,
garner Of ofChlcaguayentleal aud I.nrInbeo street.
Mr. Lawrence llessolFoth ptes!.led; Speeches
int!orslng Ulafne were Nln!!e 6y AlessrS, U.
j, SundelI, q. +, Peterson, T. a. Snndeil lus,
and q. D. l.tnAenburg. RESOLUTIONS advo-
cutting TIC election Ut Mr.. U'alllv were
unanimously adopted, mud the meeting ad-
1ourhed.
A Grant mass.1peetlng was held at Mar
tines hall, 81 and 81 Ada atreet, last evenlng.
Aid. a. G. Tlsoop was called upon to pre-.
Side. A balld Of music was posted at
tie entrance to call in tiluse WIN
we're passing by, alrl the effect was that so!no
l50 or 100 people III all GLASSES. consisting
largyly Of Young boys and ,glElst Wsrc OIL
ticed lnst1e the large hall. Mr. rhroop,
with no. unnecessary remarks, introduced
Mr.. Stephen A. Douglas, who made some
what lengthy speech. A committee was ap'
pointed to bring names Of candidates 10 tne
, 1880-05-07

rs1se dc hes"Hs ieathen M GhneSs Tic I feas" @
that, unless l,e was somewhat interested. tho
as they did at tho Madison Convention.
EpMUvDs, OF VERMONT.
seemed to be the universal second choice.
A shades Of Grant men expressed them
selves as being perfectly satisfied II le were
nominated SONG Of the Grant men dltl mt M
eaatf to fay hat Emas n ra wS o es
Fiji ti3iIses ai anbition sHan q ill t6s pres!entiai
chair. They state that he would he
n willing candidate four years hence, and In
sst pt hs preffr1ccc y that ts =
West q show In 1871.
plainly evident yesterday THAT tho Grant
headquarters were about as llfclcss at, tttstl-
Tjle dying mule always gives n lively Kick,
ard tho latest seen Is little scheme 10 iix tip
tho Fourth, Twelfth, Thirteenth, and other
Republican antl-Gramt wards: This It is
ass e. e g Gay IL s&cs t fFess1e esea a q s
burne. Tile scheme Is on q par with the
bul,ko, game, played by tho County Central
ConnIittee at its tneetIng two dnys nKD: -. -
moral dSfaiter to ths St1,e 1!yinE IN d,o TIC
hive been colonlzett In tho most popr|otls
Republican wnrds ard given positions In tho
l0st-Office have undertaken this little jnl,.
Republican voters in tho wards mentioned
% Mo atssnd hst te & gfersS RI M ~ na e i i to 'o
LOOK cAnEFuLtY INTO THE PERSONNEL or
THE TICKET
they may vote and act accordingly, 1t they
have no desire to be aultl out.
Gen. Logan. Is confined TO LIS room, bl't
o tss % s m tGnS assP SPqas rs S fa S'fF ss Sss9 se.
pregnant hinges OF tie knee, Tint
, 1880-05-07

TIE LOCAL POLITICAL SITUATION
Inns materially changed during the past TWEEN
ty-four hours. The advlccs from Wisconsin,
showing that but ono Grant dclegnte was
chosen to represent that Stato IN the Ma
tinnal Convention, threw Il cold chill over the
tIirtl-terln boomers around tho Palmer House,
md although they affected to believe tllat tha
CANVASS lnadu by THE Tlt1nusE correspond
dent WIS crroMeous, and took particular
pllns TO tell the faithful followers that Grant
would certainly receive four votes from the
Undgcr State, thcy were far from being lap
ny. The boomers turned themselves
into n whlstling club. and eacll one
tried to do Ills little utmost to
inf,lse little llfe into the other This
rank and tile, ttckiod with u feather and
pleased with straw, weru informed at
headquarters that tho reports from both Wis
consin and Mississippi were fictitious, aud
gotten up purposely t0 deceive. Relying OIL
this statement they acted very brasily.
Without any ntlo whntevor they rnshed into
thelr respective wards and yaWped tholr
barbaric yawp for all 1t was worth for third
term.
And it must DO remarked TINT they did
their work as consclenaously as the day la-
:fho managers kept stiff upper lip, and
affected to buiuye TINT they still held tho
Sme EvarI anai,i".s ~ ant :snnder fIer stfrts;'
Il vaz mInJm In ~ ee9, Tint liza hnnes thnv ind
nemtarci, m Wiscn,,sIn ind 6cnu scaftSre,i to
tSn ,Sinai ~ a', ~ 1,o Htata vnn Irravn"nIiv Inst
~ }h :. H nn 1o hnv .rtnn H. imynrcss
tSe rox,,1 tlTnnnsr i, nt ti9oir Ieatin,,nrtars
int Wisca,,stn nst 'nnia ~ IN JilYorencn. md aii
tint sort ~ fhin. h,,t flio fnct tint fhe Stnte
n,s .ha third tor,n md ,eva
tha n ,xt sMo ua s%,,ars III nsy 'GI r.
is t .Ia ,1n,f to ,,ci, n'nr 9nctnhH
III III VIZ, yyhs,n "'v II ,yns a' a,,Rnstad to tln tIaf
thcrc n ,xus ~, ~ rnssibIiity Of their candats
asGiGaf inNnf an9 ,d 1t1i tiap Il WIKI, ha ns,,hsr
ai,,e ~, @.T t1s w ".'@'0'
o'g r;.I. ,ot fha ~ :,av Il isarea out that 1ooon
and the boss engineers of the naclllno
DEsrA1RED OF cA1shtiSa THE srATa fo"
, 1880-05-07
IrEI0E TICKETS.

1p tA Editor 1f lh$ Chted9o tribune.
CHICAGO, May Cat the Saturday prina-
ries the tt,ird-termers, with all the name tl.l-
piles, will doyise ways md means to carry
their point, unless every true Republican op-
posed TO Grant fur President levotes the
hours set aside for the primaries Mt the vot-
ing-place In his ward. All the large business
houses close earlier on Saturday; let them do
SO little earller than usltal, ard not delay
attending ttloIr ward primaries. Thlrty-tlve
to fifty respectable men around q voting
place have Il great effect The thlrd-ter,ners
will not DO apt to run in rcpeaters and noll~
men OF tho ward on guard, Under no cir
cumista1lces or tlirent let tho Grlnt Judges
refusv tho allti;third-ter,n Republicans rel+
resentato1 lnslds the yoting.place t9 watel. At e..
thers, @ q ahd n must stay uera until tic ballots
aro counted. 1t might bg a task - stay for
iivo hours at poll but It pays tbs tiMe-
Rlorlonsly. Yalr editorial Of totlay ~ re-
Wn$hbur9e lneeting Is correct IN AZ every y; par.
ticninr. In no, ward. shall solid Wasl!-
bnrne delegate ticket be put up. Although,
The Washbutnen g. nlen 'o may bo stronger o ,t II
og Mar 5n ths bIa'nS mea they nHa SK.,f
Aitt;rs1l Df e"f i Antrhirl Sa Tcr or wiist
eyer they sec IT. md rs ono 9f the successful
devices at d primary y the 1nlltAt!oli OF tlie
opponents tscket ~ far rs TSsnsihnE, shE,,.: eo.ol
Blaine supporters should lie yury careful -
ascertain from Il relinble nntl known anti
| th!rd-terlner II he il voting tho des!ret
ticket. .,.,.,,,,, o.,. :, , ,,ar,,
Runeral one, II the rnucl,ne j,ltgps hro nut
closely watched, and tho tinle OF counting
tho Ialots therefore, ~ when tew S,{t,as iifst
class men shall bc pFeset: Those 1e!lows
itnre mt rHfltHa uiuittnyitG, although they
, 1880-05-07

Wasl,hslrnc have been, treated by tho Cook
County Central COMMITTEES through the megm-
her from our ward, H. tho matter Of an1totrt-
!ng jtnlgca for tis primary.
1IcprtSc,itlnE rs VIZ did MI element whlell
We believed 1o be M strong IL! numbers rs
my In tho ward, we requested Tint u,le
Wnsfhurne man should bu named for tho
position OF Judge nt the primary. THIS
w0ulI have allowed ono Judge IN tho Inter-
cat IT Was],burnc, l.laine, aud Grant, ro-
spnclfycly,-tle candidates Win have n de-
cldeA and organized following fti otir ward.
The CentrHi Committee ignored liz entire
~, ntul appointed two Grant mctl and ono
ls1a1llc man, thus denying us any representa-
tim.
We. therefore, earnestly ,,rge upon Mi vot.
crs nf tho Twelfth Ward who nro oppnseA
to MI such unfaIr nntl pstrttsan mnnpulatgotls
Of Mrty machinery to CONF forward 1T tho
pritnnry mil assist in defeating the Grant
Ticket, thersby coatlemniig such unfair nc,
tloM md tho calM1itlate whose principal
strength, Is found alt,0ng politicians and Of
ilcaslnldrrs, WHO rGsnrt tO s,ch tactics 10
carry States and wnr.ls for their candidate.
X. i. JEN1stNH,.
WILLIAM II. HEEHE,
.......-. Committee.
Primary at sl1 West Madison street from
until Z y. IN.
, 1880-05-07

HkAA4HE4 AMI Hh9hkHIuAEs
Pursuant to calt OF the Committee COLI
ductlng the campaign III the Twelfth Ward
for tho interests Of Blaine and Washburne,
about hundred citizens OF the wartl met at
tho Office of George w. Newconb Inst eycn-
ing. The meeting was not only enthusiastic,
Nut determined that tile snap Judgment ut
tempted by the County Central Committee
should not be allowed to work to the disad-
yantaKe OF the voters OF the Twelfth Ward,
Tho utmost harmony ut action prevails be-
tween the various supporters Of MessrS.
Blaine and Washburne. Among other rnso-
lut!ons. appointing committees. etc., the fol-
lowing WIS adopted:
of Chicag1 be requested to close their respective
places Of business On SATURDAY, tho 9Th lust, ut
p. ns., In or.icr TINT they md thelr etnployoa
ele6tions to b heid oil ihat day.
Rtso1red, That u oo'ntn!tteo Of three be 3D.
pointed by the Chair, whose duty 1t ehAll b. to
personally solicit the closing Of oil buslneas
houses for like purpose.
The Chair appointed @ as p tne 1, Committee
under this resolution ex-Ald; SeatoM. n. II.
Wakefield, and Frederick y. jaMes.
TIE Address.
A subcommittee Ut ttlreo from tho Com
mites Ut Blk selected ut previous 'lAoetlng
haa Issued tho following ntttlress:-
To tho Votcrs oI 'tho T;vcttih lvurd: AZ
wd, e. e Se dssir
to call your attention to tile ul!seomly and N!l-
caiie-for haste OF the machine politicians III
short notice of three days and more than u
week before tile State Convention. :,
Ttls action IL l!l direct colltrayc1ltlon Of all
precedents, and donu BY the partlsal1s OF Gen;
GrANt for the purposU OF defeating the Wlll ol
tic people, and through fear Of tha growing
sentiment against the availability Of their
candidate. :.
t1arY manner In Which tho friends Of Nj.
, 1880-05-07
WHAT TIE PEOPLE SAY.

Ia sALLE COUNTY.
Ii tae Editor o. ~ chteaso 1Ftonns-
EAKLv1LLt;, In Satle Co., ILL.,, May 5.-ln
your issue of to-day you state that the In
Sottc ronntv Convcntton hctI Yesterday ot
oaas Soan.y Sonsss,vl' 'aIsu ,. .,atnna.as as
ottawa instructed the siAteen ae1esaes
elected to the State Convention to vote for
u. s. Grant" Tic delegates do not SO ut-
I'he fscts are, that the whole afternoon was
taken M b. tic CuIIom and Bushnell Factions
lighting over delegates to tho Congressional
Convention, The fight w,,H very bitter and
, 1880-05-07

polls tomorrow to be voted for rs delegates
to tllo County Conventions and the meeting
The Colored Mems blaine Club Of the
j'aclac ii0tcl, with j.. l.. Grfgsby IN tho
cllalr. Stirring speeches were matlo ou ny
Mrssrs. Dunl!ar Henry Uartlctt. Joseph
was manifested. The I'll meeting adjourned
with three cheers for Blaine.
TIE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
A meeting Of the Executive and Finance
Cn,1'1!tteca Of the local managers Of tho Nh
tioflnl Republican Convention, WINS held yes- y
eiiar.' TIC Gomm!ttee M on lsailroedss sFcporte,l
tia. about ST. 0o0 Ind been pledged by the
managers Of the various lines, with hopes OF
obtaining somesling addtt!olint. The Com;
'!!ss ssy on reesss !f'si ''p's s '"st ~ they os2 ss
inen % REPORTED ss,ois subscribed and
pst psb1a & r. seudSns 1%ss,i Oh aa tbcil ifpps 4paees Z
tickets OF admission to the Conyens1on. The
Lumber Committee subscribed atlt paid IN
$500. Some discussion followed on the IT.
suing Of admission tickets, but no action was is
tho National Committee, to whom 1t was re,
ferred. The boot and shoe lne1, contributed
500 From the dry.Eoo.s men M SsO ha.I be,n be- I.
It wns expected tllat about 81 ,0M would be
| oltnincd from tho. D1ard nf Trade. Mr.
B0yington reported that the. contractors
were getting along nicely will, tho con-
| strnctton Of the alnph!theatre III the Exposi-
| ti0n Building. The managers Of the b,'tltl-
| ing sent i1i 4 memorandum Of all agreement,
l!nl.!ing tho National Republican Convention
liable for any AatnaRe to tho sbuildIng otnr
than that CAUSED ly the clements or pMblic
enemy. This communication caused little
breeze. It was stated that the. Exroslt!on
people had tnhdGresl the Use Of tho building,
al1tl the Delegates To- the Convention were the
guests nf the Expos!t! nlanaRrrs. For this
reasuh there was a decided unwEllingncss to
ass,tlne any responsibility. The matter was
referred to MFR. j. L. Root for action.. Sccre'
tary Jn!Ecry reported that the Greenbnckera
had offered s:n0 for the use 0f TIC a1np],l.
was referred to tlls Exposition ,nanagnrs'
| After the lrnnRcti0n of some uninscresttlig
| routine business, the Committee adjourned.
, 1880-05-07


CHICAGO, May G-Thcro can bo no two
opinions about tho chilling OF the Cook
County Republican Convention Upon two
,lays' notice Of the primaries. This Is OF the
same sort rs the action Of Conklin's hencl,-
man, Smythe, In Albany, N. T., calling q
primary on six hours notice, and was done
lii tho snMe Interest. III tho Albany case tile
delegates SELECTED were forced by the Storm
OF public criticism. to Withdraw. In this
the situation, md, so far rs tI,e
city IL concerned, the mood nf tlle people Is
suct, that t!o not i,nnglne tint tho "rtng-
sters" will accomplish anything marc tl.lil
tic country towns It may be otherwise, but
the people would like TO know the names Of
tho twelve TINT ,e',.leayorcd to take thls
"anap judgment" anI tho wards Or dis
trcis represented by them. Arc there nny
among them Of whom "better things might
lilye been expected? INQUIRER.
, 1880-05-07

1t II atrnnC were HnHlHateut Hc Nnh!u w
ii,"ti55n. ai5 T TWhcn Grant went nbroad It was
stated il tho emergency arose, and tie pef,-
Pie demanded that lie nRait become l'resi-
cnt m as rcady n ng ;oons M'er aysrS. ne re-
wilere, aid started FOR Mexico, 1t was given
o,,t that Ills name would he presented to the
Convention. And now lnytng come back
iai." Aslio from this he was objectionable.
The speaker believed that very large cle-
nIent Of the. party DID not desire to
snort @ IL ano fyon e a;oft stoGk f1 II nG a
l.l rendered great serylce to his country
was tlle leadsr of lctx!erH1but ''a occupied
e bsnxs n2s9n 9a t a 's liz Gsy s aa sfa sssR sre
ly assailcd n1ll Ills character had been sub
pitllic nla,l Of our ti,nc., Other Republicans
were tealons Of hr1; a sneeess ;es ,it M1i l
m port,MWashhurne. Applause.l Il hocoutl
b. no'nlnated yletory was assarsl: liz wouid
Gnrry the party further on tl,ali any othoE W,o ,
speaksT 1"a SSen was et oppose to tIf term toot
and fall, III season and out Df season. APP
pIa,!se.], 1t he himself could put man In
The 1fcsideney y wonla oato ne Jn,nes q: Elaine,
lie would tnke the i Watcll-Do of The Treas
itry" md 70 In to win; and the Republicans
Will, llim would win. [Applnuse.1 lfe hoped
vrntl0n Il delegation favorable 10 Wash
burilu's nomination. [Applause.|
Mr, il. l.. Hertz Hoped Tie men who wero
pnt on tho Washbur1le tickets would remain
else, To dO otherwise Would be dis
graceful; and, Ii they dill So they
ought 10 he kicked out of the Club. It had
been said that lie was t. Grant ,nan,-that he
mor,ncinE @ himself Washb!,rne ina1,. mid
nothing else. II the F" Watchdog" could not
be nominated. the speaker favored either
Garfield or Etlmunds: but Il tho contest
furreti tic hitter.
The Club then adjourned with cheers for
WMsl.burne.
From conversations with different mem
tio Foslrteeliti Ward Is Intense for WISH.
b,lrne, and tlnt the Grant men stand no
earthly show of electtng delegates Saturday.
Willie there has all along bee', n preference
for Washburtle, especially among tie Ger
mans, the Republicans Ut the ward, outside
| nf n few strikers. who are controlled BY tho
Logan clique, hnyc, by the action Of the Cen;,
. tav I1 afnst"r DGg Mc 1cIy rclys,kn S WI @
nni nli, arnn uMa T.. fnrgnttnt.. '''''' "A'-
'''' so'' W p,,,, no,So r,",,r,:r.rv w,,n
ecn aSgeyGtsSSG RenScnn eetnH G of waa te ad II
,h,ynr srurnnr. tall 1nat nyf,ufnp fnr ttG
ny, ~ aMi,,ott"m III fici|nt ~ Il" vnsud far
l'ostS ~ ~ ttunllittttA liz, ria " w 'o"@ Ao1
he M fstnifIsst fsrnsi.Innt Mr r. nur,cv nres,cd
,1,,,n s,iea ~ t,a fni,,s iinnnc.S uas tnE
~ o GWp1it SiG1 nfafr eIoted thnt nhouf sios was
nnrt1cI IN nnrrv m TIN wnrl. n thn cominr
nntnnniru mn, ~ m mn.inn n Mr Tiownr lin
o.ritEt % mi trmnt,f ~ -. ~ nnctnt ~ ao,,,
Ifesm!ent Ws instLueo t otr ~ apns H. Sunt7
lnttfH VI tWeilty.!sG y iaaso .'lg H.. .,.
| Mt. Flower HtlS matte CnalrnIah OF tile C1t1l'
mittee and Mr.. Willing Secretary.
Mr.. George 3. Gregory then took the floor.
Lie snid that the object 0f tue meeting. was TO
elect IL ticket to DO voted for nt the primaries
were for Grant, others who were for Blaine,
md still others WHO wcre for Wnsilblrne.
, 1880-05-07


WcTo to seci,ro 's was i1 prceisey @ "e The sa',c
end rs that whic|, they Rave nc, ono
mcm,s ~ AZ n,iljnnse inns ,shnn IN % IL All, thnt ihcy
nrhs ~ tako t}o n"t'rast m ~ tnr G iii sMl,icets
Into tho full liberty OF expression n1ltl priv.
F6o meeting adjourned nj tho conclusion
Of f}rn Iinr1l,,Iiia nnunrl, tn nneGt al tho
polls Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
,r,,u apvrNrtt ,vAu1,.
o,,u ;f'f Tie .s..s., - VAIL. ,.."n.,. ~ ,,o
Mt aarse!ys.!tHI1tS!t III So,,ti. W,r, .vna
t,n,f iat o,,n,. ~ NJ nv ri tiim ielon,, ne
n,,i, 'shs H. IT, i,,;n4, isi,,rl" inv
enao tc pfocecMlitgs oetmR n1s.3'tDcM; y
eset; pY III MtHh!. ~ ~ oS ator',,~ H. i"l,n
VI ;a niEaH .p s ],p ssSn sHiSy y, or.r o,u
afsr reviewing tho Adlnistfntloa ahorego OF ng
naM,E Ata Itio ,,It,ta ~ ti,M atnfns
Msanefn' pa!u ga5nW,ns ;sI"ino '' ma HI.
t,,,,,1a tIS1'p y +t,a "n,,ci.,s;nn ri Mr Schmez's
iat tMMun. ~ tsS r ,.,nEn cniIa for tmsrntt
anr r,n MGGaa fat Tint this ,yas mn ontt
o. ,,aitn neu M, tS ~, nHynrnie NJ ta
tiirti ta,,,, ,vn,,i,i IL niIn,v"t, II, sncmk.
IVY Wnosnn .f "J ti1c Go,nty "a rrosectlrg sc Attor-
aey sa,e forward, a1a H. stter a,,n' anooc|nS IT Is
Etcnet, t nv WYNN r"nvetnn suit thnt liz Ghnir Ind
Hmi9GinEo thn grnntnst mi rcs. NM, nf Tia
an VIZ s,,on s,e ~ wos @ ni,ti ilnuuhlrnt nv
1eeo,, q G nnt3,hicaI, rs INV ono In tic ,llcct-
'nlf; lTbc rhnir uucsse,} In wasn't.
1vnnI,nar 1vju I,,",, ffneiatn,i iiot in syns.
no WnGi,a ,sas, s'.'M tno se''hc' '''AR"' w
oHM1s, tS ~ ,rnnnaio,, ,,tth 1,o toronnrn
,,owvt.ti i,fs hnrhnric ynvu. mid rutir lid
, 1880-05-07

BREMEN, Cook Co., May G.-We havo Just
learned TINT our Republican primary clcc-
tons are called for Saturday OF this week,
a,ltl tllat our County Convention is to meet
W. 1s are bassy With our sprIig work, ind l!nyu
unly time to read Onr weekly papers OIL Sun.
dny Mt tllts time Of yenr, Tfifs town, us well
Us Rich, Dloont, Thornton, aud Orlantl, In
this part OF tho county,, Is largely German,
Wo do not understand why our Convention
Wls called 40 early, aMd OH such short notice.
Can sou teli us why 1t llas been dnne? 1t Is
90 unusual. DKEAIES.
, 1880-05-07
TIE THIRD WARD.
MEETING OF THE ASTI-rIt1Is1,'rEi!M nEru1,-
1.IrANH.

lS4IASSs
The Republican 70 ters of tho Third Ward
who uro opposed to the nomination of Gen.
Grant, and desire that the true sentiment 0f
coming County Convention, are requested to
meet at Third Ward Republican Club-roonls,
Dlnrtlnc's Hail, corner Indiana avenue and
Twenty-second street, Frluay evening, Nluy
z, at O'Clock sharp, for consultation, anl to
take such action In relation to the selection Of
delegate ticket to bo voted for Mt tho prlnl-
aries on Saturday MS may 'bo deemed
expedlcnt. This course Il rendered nec~
essary by reason of tho extraordinary
md unprecedented action Of n minority Of
our County Central Co,ntuittce IN calllng the
County Convention for Aloittlay, tha i0t'l
!nst nearly te tlays before 5e tho Sat c r.
Saturday, .lll rendering It. lniilossiDlc TO St
curs full interchange Of yiows among those
not In favor OF the MDmlilntion 0f Nen. urallt
~ any other Way; 1t + thought TINT !! 'inioli %
who favor slHne callai.lnto other t!lnn Gel.
Grant should be selected and presented 70 thu
primary OIL Saturday, n1ld to this o'tl I'LL lle,,
publican voters Of the wnrtl who hre opla'sed
ara earncstly requested to be present.
Murry Nelson, Eugono Cary,
]. L. llnralul, E:u. Kcitht~
Il, IL. Smith, William q. Hubbard,
julius Hosonthal, George n. How.
Ii. II, Shirwood, q. ". Henderson,
Louis WAmpDid, John q. Hhortall,
Aaron 0tbbe, Kirk li,Iwcs,
Euwatd Bergman, i. FrAnkcnthnl,
y. v. ruringtoH, John Allt'lY.
sS;dn " H sassss, a'sssss, Go4a as Ss11sss %'fcsky
Frank g. Hull, Y. G 9rGoloy,
(}rorxo Uass, John c. nunloyy,
llAntol 4. Jones, Josiah sttcs,
Y, v. lrylng, i. n.ia,.i:,,,,or, haans,
, 1880-05-07


OTHER WARDS.
THE FrFrEEyrt wA1,p 1,EpuprIcAY cLUn
!, -, = ,,,arr,, ,,,na,tn,, lnat ovo,,m,, nt Enl,a
WV .,a,t ne'i n'Is"s 'ss. o'e,@ a' .a ."
1iall, the mc'hoers .ufnme I'M oa. % cm n.sse. @
tho President, Mr, Mcl)a,lc, ca1led them
to order. IIo stutca TINT tho action OF |
the ,,ncei,nr in cl,nosinr tlslsnntcs to the
co',ntv ~" sf is,n' ~ Inn r' n,'I nrohan1v tnicoto
tho cllolce of tho pcnpc Ut the wartl for Pres
i.lpnt. Whether it al,onll bo tic gentleman
from Maine. Mr 1,lntnc faint anrlnusc1. ar
Gen. Grant lapplaasel' or ahotner !i GfGat
lnall reycred Dy tle people. use lion. Eilh'a
Nppub!icun To support md work for tho
election Of tie non'ineu of the cllicaso Con-
At tho mention Of Mr.. WaslbMrnes nam0
tim crowt literally sl,o,1te,l themselves
r i,scwol }as upol' caIr .SI ai propesc
TIT !Ese .s ,Tes ,ys ,ns D. md
all,lost t,,,nni,nous. EvrryGosly ciigered 10
aiui m Il wis ss,1'c @ minutes befors tllo business
~ fhc ,Mprfinv t.n,,itl hn nrncrn,tcI with.
Ouirt wns tinuily rcstorcd, wi,en Elias Slip
liian moved tiio appointllcnt OF Committee
Which delegates 10 tic Coilyentfotl should bo
setncirti. Hu,un ma tlluyrtl ia Inv tho motion
on Tho tul,ir. wirI, prevailed,
Mini, .IUlm j. iIraay moved Tint the meeting
te ,i"sio 'wt1 WA t or cott s BE- hit by tc Chair
Conrnti Fall b0,tlics t., tie t1oor, alltl. swear
ilig at tic audience, charged Tint It was n
iliitnp job to prevent IN honest choice, and
be- lcft tsn the pcni,ly Mt thn primaries.
mir, Il. j. i.ot:srh took exceptions to Folz's
statement. sccjaril,g tliat the ttion was en-
Il l. - r. - ~. IL.
, 1880-05-07

FITlsT AND SECOND WARDS.
Ii ths Editor Of ghe Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, May G.--Many OF the wards held
anti-tIlir,l.ternl meetings last evening. What
are tho the First and Seconds Wards about?
, 1880-05-07

Parents, da mot use vile drugs or nnetruma III
your famillGs, but use pure Hop llttDrs.
, 1880-05-07

Restore. rofrcsh. and beaatlfy the skln viii
Cuticurn Medicinal Toilet SonP.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-15
SPONGE UNDEnCLOrHLNG.

A New York contemporary states that
q Berlin inventor has patented new
kind of cloth, which consists principally
Or entirely of sponge. The sponges are
first thoroughly beaten with q heavy
hammer, In order to crush out all the
mineral and vegetable impurities so that
they can be easily washed out. They
are then dried and pared, like potato,
with sharp knife, the parings being
sewed together. The fabric thus OBJ
tanned is free from all the danger which
sometimes arises from the absorption of
poisonous dyes into the system it alb
serbs without checking the perspiration,
SO as to diminish the danger Of taking
cold it is bad conductor, and there
fore helps to maintain uniform surface
temperature it can be more readily
cleansed than the ordinary wooden gar
ments; its fexibility di1ninishes the
liability of chafng the ease with which
it can be employed in shoes, stockings,
underwear, hat Innings and other ar
ticles of clothing seems likely to make
it especially useful as protection
against rheumatic and pulmonary at
tacks.-Rotters' Gazette.