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a man can never pass around hat on
the sidewalk without kickingii. yet hat
may be passed around in church aisle and
everybody will feel obliged to put money
in it and treat it respectfully. Il all depends
upon the style and location Of the hat.
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less apparent now.

Energy will DO anything that can be
done in this werld; and no talents, no
circumstances, TO opportunity, will make
tWo-leeeed animal man witlloutit.
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Moral beauty is the only kind that is
duramble, that viii last as long as life re
mains in the soul. Therefore woman
should seek it more caInesly and value it
more highly than the mere beauty of COM
.plexiou or feature.
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GROCERIES.

The very rapid increase of my
sales for the past two years
doubling in amount each year,
is the best evidence that this is
really the foremost distributing
market for Groceries in Texas.
Such satisfactory result, in the
face ofthe sharpest competition,
from strong andihflueutial rival
markets, is certainly a guatan-
tee that am able to offer very
positive advantages. I5l 81
Hl WIN. D. CLEVELAND,
COTTON FACTOR & WHOLESALE GROCER,
Aug. 10, 'sO-dwsw. HOUSTON.
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Estray Notice.
EStraY Notice.

Taken up by W. c. Lakewood at hi:
residence, and estrayed before B. A. Wat
son, ]. P. w. c. Precinct No. brown
mare about 8 years old "a or AZ hands
high, branded on left shoulder W valued
Sis, July Il 1880.
Attest II. NJ. LEWIS. c. c. c.. w. C.
Bye. F. Heibst Deputy.
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HOME BITTERS co, ST. Louis, No.
To Owners Of Gins
Sewing Machines.
-sroP. READ ANp coNsInERt

. 49, VI MINI -14N0 aOO4N14AENN.
Ihave new process for sharpening Gins
II Il done with tvs machines, one to give the
teeth tbs proper length and the other 10 round
them, leaving them regular, 50 they will not
break, cut or nap the cotton; gins fast, cleans
the seed aad makes a good sample / III
brushes and boxes, and make old ribs 10 as
good work as when new ] repair all kinds
of Sewing Machines and have new parts for
different machines. l put in such new Iarfs
As the machine needs when repair one ma
king old machiass do as good work as q new
one. Parties in the country Wishing Gins OF
Sewing Machines repaired will bring them 10
my Office. Terms reasonable and all work
guaranteed.
All kinds of Machine needless. Attach
ments, Parts, Oil, Etc, for sale by the lln-
tersigned. Office ut Singer Sewing Machine
Office. DO not let cobblers work on your
Gins, or machine agents on your Sewing Ma
chimes, nor foel yon out Of them, hui have
them repaired and save your money. Bring
saws TO be shaTpened. Any style of machine
ordered cheap for cash.
NoTIcE.-f am agent for HIPS Manunl Of
Social and Business Forms, a Book, Of Gem
eral Reference for every Business, Ladies'
and Gentlemen should haze 1t, Address or
call on G. W. DAVIS Brenham Texas.
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Those who ha'
me the past seas
tify that I have
money and give
satisfaction, both
fication and prices.
referring to the official
tations of the different mar
kets during three of the
best cotton months of last
winter it will be seen that
Houston quotations were
equal to, and frequently
higher, than New Orleans
or Galveston. Greater ia
cilities this season for stor-
ing and shipping Cotton,
will enable me to serve my
customers with better re-
suits. g1,.,..
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SUSTAIN nc
debt, bowss tc
, 1880-06-04
EX-hIINIST1GR TURNER.
HE DEFINES 1ns POSITION.

AZ NS EG*t1f ~ lAd LGafdq9 lft1tHts
CHICAGO, June 3.-In your articlc Of this
morning, ,purportIng to represent q somewhat
persistent protest made Wednesday night by
me at the rooms OF tho Missouri delegation,
Palmer House, the following paragraph up
pears as having been applied by ,ue to tho
delegation Of that State: +" won't support d
delegation ,nade up OF cx-convtets, POST
Office refuse, thieves and robbers,
ouch rs constitutes tho Grant delegation from
Missouri" Your ursire not to traduee or
nn1ustly yitlitX some Of tho noblesst Kepub-
licnns Iii tic United States, rs wull Us spnle
Of the first gentlemen Of tllat State aud Of
the country, will, hn sure, permit me to
say that that suntenco' misrcprescnts my ex-
preston.
What I. did say wns TINT there wero OK
Pentteutiary cO,iYlcts On the delegation frOM,
st. Louis to tha StAte Convention, which WIS
held at Sclalla May Is, for tho purpose Of
nominating tho present Missouri! delegation
tn Chicago, And now take OCCASION to
a1lsm tho truth OF TINT statement l nlso
said since tho Grant men propose here at
Chicago to compel tho Blaine, Sherman, arld
Wash6urne men to submit to their coercion,
would withdraw MY, support from Grant,
and work might and main to break tho
unit rule, md tilat would give lny support
to John Sherman, whom, know is the first
choice Of ,u,aAy Republicans ot Missouri md
OF the minority Of Representative and reapon.
stDle negro gentlemen throughout the United
States. J, MILTON TUNER
, 1880-06-04
NOTES.

The Woman's Natloual Christlan Tunper-
ance IJnlon hnye fssund nm odJr,,s. h, the
Dam,h,ionr N",to,aI To,,,,'.,,,,.,, .11.i,,'. .,t
tHpuoAean NntloAal coa'entloh asK'1lk uas
body 70 turn Tho f0rco OF tho party toward
the abolition Of tho sale Of liquor In this
country. u'ld expressing '4opo tl'ut tho dele
~ sas w.M c.noss ...an .os is"ui WV s''a'4
W ah eSample OF Vlrtna W TUG ~oTlu' ID,
At A. i Late to- hour last might Senator emu Logan
delegation. Gov, j. Gregory S,nlth, who
was called from its bud to assist III enter
ta!niMg tho Illinois Hun, rho two dlsii1l.
gi!sEed gentlemen werp III consultation for
, 1880-06-04

----. ,, ,,t. r..,,
!inGtthh ll!!ilnsG,thE. AltornntAs-@eorRo y: ltuby.
rmhases ii. Crpps pi9rra Laty, aeo,aG oa!, -
NGIlGGl!, Goats, i. Haford I!ornt Morris Aiarks,
+ l. {iia, NoaI, Ncsly. Is. IL. 1'an'eT =; ".
loS9s' lloSs' ~
aFTrb1 FIX caso having closed, ~. Hraey moved
). tnv tomrnI 30 as to tlivile tho de!ckatlon nild
y eo,n"rt s t1o unn,eS ot eight tDr tfaht,, Reyei3
[eP}S,6i 5P Sherman, and ono fQr bl"Inc' OBJECTED
% fsy to preno;ss;h h1a n'at t. the ,deS|tt 1eSaT
su%% u% f%sSGt1li far yoto divided bctwpeii them.
vi a'%r. Tracy could not aetnrl.llne 'ns 70 WHO
uas In The right, ns the efittonGn WAs ~ eo,1'
iaslIada iGaTeIado both. -; - IT,
e1Wr' Jiagalls declineI to entertain tho
,,nssrndmcnt. :, a.. =,
Mr. Stewart, Of Vermont, SAIL tat le
,.na,ll bo obliged 10 yoh AGAINST botil nf
et.n,euaIly tne9iI divided ia the ConvoutlOn.
taWy liz. Robbins, New Jetsny, was IN .,d iayor o.
ssaVs ss Tes't We4e ID accofuaso with tic 'isaFcs
n ille party. Ho was opposed " aalnltltns
So,h delegations. /;
MI FannnGan aal! that Ilo knew sonlcs,
thng Of Tue poltics o. h2lsat, ISL aa s!,onIu
yote as NJ e,sfi,ov gGi,ovt r"nrd mu N ennidatcs liz
that bo. tno N' n Msult @ c 'n inpossI.
end slrs t =. nt,,,,r,ro,nisn: Tia PROMISED 10
bic ta el1GSs ermmni,'nnn n; TIM rar,,tnT tialn.
vote ioF ''' 'e'o'' '''''o'
gates. oo ~ F1or1t,n. would aoy that, unless
w Mfai,,iitca iMii n ,Iea] With this Question very
the Go''h.ss thcy wn,ld not llaye d Kepublieai,
ge1tI}' tae5 ovs,, mn"u si,otow Of Hepubiieati
party, tEE tri,iu I,G hs, ,,rsn,d was l;epablicail
Eas5' III i"i "e III lin mast. 10 in tho fnllire.
tats aa al ~ ~ fnr IN vot,s }or tho EeuuEllcnn
bae M VIII H's = s,,o,id slipport tie amendment
a,ilnE E;ans nS ttnr' 'Isered ,to-amend Ills mo-
M NJ ltaes '"oH "r: =.
TOP. foosna naval tlat Gov. Kellocr bo
M,tt.'j MI s ~ fiji vote. niid the cntiro dolo-
aa,l,sseuI 1,lna .vIti, II haityotn each
, 1880-06-04

Grant, had. never cast Republican votc.
sncaklng FOR SonLl, Carolina, the speaker
sltl that during ltlo first term Of sHrans thoro
lts second tarin, tho cowar1ly Ka,Kiux, al
night, with masked faces, dragge,t husbands
and Wlyes from their hnMGs. IAonne w0re
Whipped 70 deG?h, some were hung. aud some
seeond @ 1Hi tesn q M uf"n . Sss Th!s Ks ofaan MI
WoFo n!9de: i the race of th9sc pNsent
had yet been outraged end murdered under
anaa s easa essr q we5s s G.s e @ nass
cuuld question tilesu facts. The speaker suitl
ulat he lad livYd Ii Soiiti, Carolina hiu,seiL
,ri!oso things, did occur, these. things ,lIi
q 9en dranI % " u fS" tho 20 '}tass kn.Kas wi"
were c0nyictel and sentenced 10 Al
doned out before 4. u. uaycs took
asRoS az S'ih e q psaks sss Tex s
pee9plc u tho So'lt!, during the<aeGona:tarn
was 1ant!.orant becausu Il, Greittoould nat
co1S eofa I pfq5sfon 5 o to r'sf tq s1n a p asS s
Dciltocrats are twp tliiferant cassea1 lie WIS
opposed " Grant because, oyon If itn should
BY elected l. would ba lowering iitstead OF
rsss 'sean Ne 9ssed {"si Hhe p'ts"fSs se sssn b
MI. Il. q. DAWSON tnntle n speech, udvocat-
ing Bpl!d colorcd vote on all questions. lln
also .elnlMseu a. complimentary, vote for
Senator Bruce for Vice-irns!tIent+ III cn,l-
cluslon llB hoped That tho celorcd people
would hold Indignation meetings over tic
Whitaker casa liz suil II WINS MI outrage
SUCH as liatl meyer before heen pull upon tie
col0rad tncc. 1fo called for resolutions de-
1louneing tho Outrage.
Owing to tlle Iatcncss 0f the lln,,r no action
was taken OIL the subjt&t. mid after senator
bruce, OF Mississippi, Ind SHOWN himself on
the platform tho meeting adjourned.
, 1880-06-04

last night TO- obtain q few votes, hut
o, counting Of noses found that Lhey ind
rather lost than g1,lned any IN New York.
At tho Grand l'hcl0c heatlannrtcrs tho hcig
CATION wero, claiming that Mccarthy and
Helden, Of Syracuse, who had voted with
the untI-0rant men OIL tie test vote would
be for Grdnt when. It tn,nc u 3
nao iSa IN, A. IN, careful ;a.. jSSnry slloiiea
wore uiedsed not 70 vote for Grant and thc
twotsty.thrce would stick together, tie[ytng
COUPLINGS boss-rule. The Grant flan eyt.
IDENTIFY SEW that their cause wns hopetuss, aid
vs. wsfS e. '"x 81 ST. s. isp se oyer S;'fs e Setsr r. 50
Goay. Tho lid Of Vermont for liz (,rant
put whether II will succeed OF not remains
Tie Siaine Blaine Club para!let1 last night,
"Hlalne, tl!e solllcfs' eloIce'''; iAlI tho H.
pm!'ican ,States ars for I'ali'e"; "Blalue,
THEY HAD CONSIDERABLE OF now
nt THO New York headquarters last eyeling.
III tlln delegation nre n number Of plug
ugllcs who Strlku for Grant They pitched
onto att tnolGnsfve Blainu. tnan last night,
allu I1i llInro c;'me vety nearly being serious
r9W nnE E'sG9s ;9o comEilmE WI WI a;ms ,thf
Tho Grniit fellows cllertct, but the Blaine
men nutnunbered them.
The Louisiana conteat[nR ucle9ntion wcro
nct!vesy Engaged In selling tickets to tho
Convention last rvet,trg fOf to-day. They
p!cud poverty, but tho Imposition Is too trans
parent.
Tho Palmer 1louse was In 4 blazo Of light
ana tfant notices and tlngs !;st !lgflt, hut
int'tnda crowd 1lat diminished IN Its pr0pur-
t!ons. Their patriotism and love for Grant
Tho Philadelphia Union Republican Club,
stopping at the fremont House, aro anxious
Y have 1t known TINT thu Nlnl, Is anti-firslilt.
Il Is corlpDsed Of SONIC Of tho best citizens Of
Philadelphia. and It Is all Influential and sue
cesAful organization Mt home.
4 BLAINE CAUCUS.
a very prlyatt. meeting Of tho friends of
Air. Blaine Was held Mt tho Pacific during tile
Gveil!ng.. Tbs most vi tLusU present. were
fioIn Alaing, lnelll!ling spectators ~ we'll as
visitors; Beside these, however, were many
OF Mr. Dlalnes friends. froin 0tter States,
tusd the Rruatest enthusiasm prevailed. Tho
meeting was In tile sllnpu Ut a oye-ie,rst, nlld
the greatISt confidence WIS felt, It's
object being to discuss tho probabilities
Of the chnligcs after the first; or test, ballot.
They generally conceded that Grant would
cntlGasDr to throw his strength 10 Ednunus,
>ht Wtro Uf thu opinion that hc would mt
be able 70 deliver, al4 lad .nHsAIu,lces from
several States Of this nature. For trssancu,
PROMISES were received from Virginia md
were expected to 6G gnlNed after TIN first lul-
lot, ard from other States the assurances were
elua!ly ll0pgful. ntlti, u, Tho whole, they cal
ctllatel UPON Mr.. Ulaino's nomination upOli
tho srconl or third ballot ii the ballotLng
WIS reached to-day,
, 1880-06-04
PENNSYLVANIA.


In tho case Of The Nineteenth District Of
Pennsylvania (Adatns, York, nnd Ournbor-
land, n. s. McNalre and David A. Nc
Kinney, contestants the claimants
argument was submitted by II. s. McNalre.
The alternatcs In contest were Robert NJ.
1eirt and Peter Ritncr. Joseph Hayrs spoke
1t some length III favor Of the delegates ut
present holding crellentiAls, and lie was
followed by Mr.. q. s. MoNalre for tho con-
tcstahts.
On motion OF Mr. A. A.. Strout,, of Mnino,
i was decided to report lii favor Of nllowlng
t1s sitting delegates and their alternntes To
tcta!n tholr seats III tho Convention.
: IN THE TWENTY-TN1IlD DISTRICT
tho contestants were allowed to Withdraw
their protest ut their own request.
;Ir. Kness, Of PHILADELPHIA, appeared for
NJ. Wchard GAmplon, who Wns elected MS
alte5nass for 1Yu,. Elliot. Of tho First District
" Pennsylvania. Mr.. Elliot WAS nusollt,. and
NJ. CRtNploll requested his seat III the Con-
yentlon, being the alternate.
(: After tIearinK arguments pro dnl con 1t
vas decided that William Elliot remain Us
delegate and William J. Pollock rs alternate.
, 1880-06-04
TIE uOTELS.,yf

THE, UNANT MINT -"7-
last night were In the TallUy,f6f Dcspair.
They lad showed their stsengfh nlM 1t
shown thnir wcakness. Tleyi.NQw know.
what thsy have to do ). and how
much Of 4 force they have to do
1t, with. Don Cameron l,uA lost, NIL
heart Inst evening. Ilo was among his
followers In .tl,o pennsylyanl9 delegation
aud found that some OF thsm Would notKo
to Edmunds pa a second c1o!ees but pro
terrcd Blaine Out 'ot tho penusf }}anla dal:
egation. upon general breaklngiup. Blaine
Is assured Of forty-elsls votes. dH the New
York delegation hs has tbs assurance Of
thlrty-two, with probability Of g4tling e!glt
more. The Grant mel worked desperately
, 1880-06-04
- you, sir; Imado no such Offer"



In accordance Wltl, n published calt, the
colorca people OF the city extended lust night
at furwell Hall a,corlial reception to- the
visiting colore1 delegates aud others. There
were about zoo present. Owing to tie lNtu
session of the Convention the meeting Wns
not called to ortler., until about 10 o'clock.
For the same reason tho majority of the dis
tinKnlslied colored men, who woro expected
10 b. present and speak, wero unable to Mt
tend. Tho meeting was called to order by
MI, r. +. Dyson, who introduced Alexander
Clark. OF Muscatine, IL. -,
Mr, Clark stntetl tllAt ho was Republican
from choice, from gratitude, and from prtn-
c!plo. lie retorred to tho Convention III sas-
sion ut the Exposition Building. and said that
uap spir!ts Of the hatlon'f beat sons. who dletl
man, were eagorly Looking fol, tho result OF
tho Inorr0Ws session. liz said that lle could
not allow hilnsolf to tuoMtlon any candidates,
but Immediately Thereafter delivered an eu.
loglum OIL Grant, For this ho :.
AioLo0IzEp AFTERWARDS ~, "a
by saying that ho WIS not going to say mucl,
about Grant. This remark was greets4 viii.
loud applause; .3He tlon characterized
blaine as "a bold and defiant leader" which
ws greeted with a, a1one E9!I ot appaass s,'d
liz liz claimed tor iiTset the dis.inctIon of b.
olllcg- -, oit.~.
William E. Perkins, Of Maryland, was this
noxt spenkor, ar4 called attention To tlIs fact
that, Iii this thirl Convention held III .Uht-
cugo, the colored' man was recognized.
wieleas they Ind no voicu in the Convention
which twenty years ugo nominated tbs ata1.
tyred savior Of tbs ullorud race. Lie olQyed
bis speoch with the statement tlIat " tho:col-.
0rud man should ronslder the importance Ut
the crisis, for Whila the white mai can live
under any President, the election Ut Demo.
erat ts death to tha suffrage OF tho colored
lunU.H ..f;: nj,
A WORD FOR THE WoMEN. ~
Ex~Lleut.-GoY. Gleayes, OF South Carolina,
thought that there should tu no slavery in
thls country, aud women today were Ia o
state Of slavery. Leaving that topic. he said
, 1880-06-04

yrntion; ntn. II Tho dyss, Nyew,Yorker sore over tho
Ing lang,iaH.. referring. 70 LoRa,i's oppo-
nnents ns "Gau1nrtt Uupk County fellowa."
Exception was taken by, one nf tl,e young
e sry yf'spf9nm e p9 m msy o fo2 sW nSe1s fst "
peaso rse ef sh s.0's' FSe Sa Soys .tSsa tEsIf
pe'l-n,ell into the hall. 49,.
MN I5Sss Sao1s 1snd dd n e smp'cy of the ser
nslrKation Headquarters IN tile Graild I'a-
ellie Yesterday evening md seronaded their
orellla1its,'n compliment which evoked 4 few
which he lntinlated that thu best thing for tho
ShernlnI,!tcs to DO Wis to tack their boom TO
1!io tall of thq Et!'nHntls movement Senator
graceful speech Of thanks In which lie d.
cl!ned ia. mention tho nn,ne OF his cand{dnte
hut said that lie was ready TO vUto for the
nosetsr aSe wSeysa lie seronae i"t ot a : Ter
prosperity Of tho Ohio candidate. =
:, At leas! two thousand ardent admlrors Of
S,e!ator Blaine Inst evening serenaded he
l'ifernnt hotels. Tie procession as It wound
its way through the streets Was enthusiast
military bal,l. At tiie Palmer iiouse tho
nrS%etis,lo s,% in came to lalt OF, Mo9Fog Street
I'ntca ~ ,S.;I 5SS;sos1 !4 calls oaG). William A.
!e aSlco aAaIGssea tno crowd from the
nM!inunW naio u l,ae IpoMs OF Tue Mnoue Island
u,sa.S.as"t ,s u. ~ ~ tne oneFmnn uouse' whefo
LII, LII neHt uait MMs gIoe[eq, lncle Wefe ifhntlo
,,n s!s 'or Hpsecl uWl1tg 70 tne TACT thaS
..,,a .tx. ~ - WIN hMkes ms neau.
Y. ~ s!s nHuse WIZ apscnt enRnenu
II. II 1ns,,, "o.h, SITaRels we're NOT fcnd-
H. ~ '"r.iu. 1ni a. teH,ht't y Sastsly tHt eSoWdt
mafte a si,art ain,nnf, ~ Aoa'k''o"n' Nv
M. ,,,.t,.1.,..,,. p.,.
o,!,,;,, aI ins1iMaStpn'n nepuo!lcnn Gluo Ast
,aiA ,.A s..latu ~ ~ ~ oouS npoM l'te NGw Inrk
unleeaslum ,nae ~ a!e Mfalltl tncllc liotel They
,rSe TSee All n,Glcon ,vn' " WILT famous oana.
rfeS.pon4se f!:.pI 4a, 70 logI eais f9r speakers Mr.
outm o,.,, oMfn' o.. 1M.!uusipHla' adufessea tl'e
e.ir saUi"m ~ ~ WY A ca!ntu! Mot 70 commit Hin
mt ~ w.. =. mmu VIZ tne 1avoiat III NY section.
onn, ~. S..u 1c.say1sM.H Mouu ron up heE
asoMrantin,, Hi5 ,,si!o..5 w. 'he ngm'nee Of Ine
IomHentH",., s,,,,e whoever he might be. The
,,".s tu"nas U, Ltlo ueleEM!inn iind Dy thh time
49,. u.not. p.sAM ~ aoH1cAtlou ", 0!alno
',. VIII, WILL. I.a' Gns u tno pa1s ni the NOW
,.,,s s1's otf'a & ~. oei'Nu,r C9nkllhg,. VINO
@ Mus isee''tt WIN cheers. lie tHovGu a
III ni"', n,si ~, '@thF t9l 1one tlne npout
1e nms!MeSs anu soe!ai t3es TINT b1nhd TO-
gSuttef tne otatss " NeW YORK and Pennsyl-
sifn,1t t,an win - f n'Uar ,,ao,' yt .ns 'no
nrcr nr II, var II" sni,l thot tho Jnht, ~
rhnnnses rn,,ii ,,o,y r"n s,e ano o hnn,rtins
or, tlir Syul. liz i,n,I nt.ver 'nui,t",t thh
t,n,ninntin, nf i'm Gra,,t vi, ,na +t ,ni, siv
can,lut,. whnxr frirn,js ,a MY ti,rua nat
to bOIt ii their rh1fcs was4 mi tha
,i,otsu re- 4hn~n,,.i' ~ NG ,r,, way nut WIG
, 1880-06-04
NEW YORK SENTIMENT.

NEW yong. juno a-Tha interest in thu
proceedings of tl,c cbtcoro convc,,t,on ~ w"s @
,,nusnat tn.,,nv f,cre ITntIl thn n,,,,,,,,,,an,
luunt Of tLn a]iomrnment in .ho ovcn,nu
i"~,"' ~ ,as w. .,.,.' ~ s..u ess,'''
!Mtko cFowos we1e cohstant'y sathefea III
IT. ar"hs OF the newspaper builctlns:
tho third term In the preliminary
skIrmishinr rnvn mnc1, snt,,fart1n,, Is RIA
.a'.ul1 sn'n,1NtAs . s",e mucn sns'a'nesiolt' aHe
gene.al IMPRESSION seemea 70 oe tnat Ten.
Grants friends would from tl'ls point have
crowds tbronge,l tl,o corrtdnr.. h,r.ron,n.
ond rso.i,,,or"rs,a. ~ ~ ~ l1.,,. ,.o,.ua
"nuori, " ,nn.,.',I ~ ~ ,ls,,u @ 'a ia anve"ue'
e"geniy wn,sn'ng ',, LOT ,, Gnlens. mare ap-
tiou. and there was apparently great
nmi ~ In trht H. tp r".,a "baseoa - aI W sus
e. se"onnry NJ @ s % Ynn cdmsss % nn shn ufSono
Clnb met ut Delnlontco's To-, arrange for
meeting Mt Cooprr 11nTon tn ratlfv thr nct1nn
NJ I'm i,hicorn f,nyo,,ti,,,, ,rl'" ,,r.,.nii,,,.
.,tt,,o.. ~ IT,, M p.s,ul.t'h
tewa.I aron m but ero as efo no besa,u
among tllon at tho 1leetlng Ii, admitting Tint
liz nn,,enrnti l,iiitHu. Snme M ,h,; ,nen,borv
snid Tho unovm,cte,,1v sir.;,1 nd 'i,tt,as
sa,a uo uuoanIetcuay sttu,e mllu o,tset
to changs their opinion Us to bis availability
us Il candidate. The club Will support with
enthusiasm the nominee OF the Convention.
the ru1uuSE's" orIs1oy.
,The 7,rIln,nc enva. HTt,en hovs !, oo t,o
~ t,a 1orooss ~ S. eo
l'n saa ~ ~ ~ ;nvo an, a4Ices nve Deei
xaii 'T1'rn woa Aou ~ dna ,,v.tast ,tt17 @ xuay
,1ous no t,ot tta ~ ,or,i,s oa ao9 ~!
s,il1 a5 es tho 1:r.,,t ,o,n mo'1ty aa
o,,rn+ for ,s.at ."se's ,a,tat "oatu
tio ,,se1t;norx osIe~i,,th at hM"y md '9 3hat ~
bs,ma Wnnid nI his eIsa na m s e
n'ls as, ~ An r on ama sas'e1ns poitlclnn
tsin t,s tSp"ss teuHeT ni ~ alat ~ Tas sai"
H. 1oo isH N.;s "n Ky ~ ~ tn4t possl
nty sny couI W uonU ota tMu "Htt!tanni sue, nttu
i,s lvsMas nas sus.athea liis t'pl'llo!i. uhe
1,isi; ti,o Nv m4t a,, siSu cuni!ttea
anrs, MGs q t1an ~ @ ~, e H. " nGs contr2l Sg
Convention, u is belesed, can po
ar.isseu taxsn 70, io seq seq uat nq a.tenipt to
ento9eu nlo nnat iu!9 IL! :hny t!el!Ml-
MM.y tIuy plocseulisS e,s iis saah s1cecea; IL Was
~ ons"a m'fee amys fu9o s!,as neil. GIhnt ,i; Naa
no c''hnce ' or Moln'l'atlon nhless !a!is luie
est tf!gntls nre uoW looking about for new
votes. Tho third tcrn,ers huyo been
WSsteyer | ey BE- Be- tia es e,cone ne 81 ot tho ea Gon.
yel,tion III othsr respects they are entitled 10
the gratitude Of Republicans for. having &C.
, 1880-06-04
WEST VIRGINIA,

The next contest taken up was that OF tho
Ia!Fd District Of West Virginia,tn Which tho
district" question was uppermost. The
State Convention Ind been held Mt Wheeling,
i appeared, mud tltero had been two District
conventions. 1fossrs. Martin mud Iaa,nsdell
!lle sitting Melnbers) Ind the necessary
CREDENTIALS, and Col. Davis md Cnpt.
ksss!er we're the contestants, the FIRST nnulud
eeeelnK understood to be Blaine and the hitter
eherlan men. Both Sides wero heard at
s2me length, and the contest was tlnnl1y de-
e!aea In favor Of the sitting Delegates.
, 1880-06-04
CAPTIONS,

CAPTIONS.
now soaR PROMINENT NEWSPAPERS DISPLAY
HEAD THEIR CONVENTIONAL DISPATCHES.
Std Turk HeniId fiflI.,.
DON COMES DOWN.
Senator cancron's uncon,lItionai Surrender to
tho National Committee.
"Is That You, Sir. Ma1ority7"
Btutne and Sherman Looming up.
Tho Tb,rd-Term sIachne Delegates Calm as
CDgwheels.
The Gzcat Prizo s,!ll Possible for the Dark
liUtsc.
CtaeIanatt Commercial tAnli-Grdnt Ntp.,.
DULL DAY.
Promised Days Sport Dismal disappointment.
Cameron Ia tho lsolo Of Crushed Tragcdian.
Innocent sk'rmlsh Between Frye md Couklins.
Unit-1.ulo business Ready for Burial.
No Chance for uran, on the First or Any Other
1lAllDt-
cinesnnatt Enquirer t0rant Ds,n)
ON THE TRACK.
All Entries to Start at tho Word.
The Grand Stand Crowded, the Stretch
Filled,
And tho swarl Jnn,fspd with Thousands Anx-
lousiy Awaiting tho Event.
1raut Primo Tavor,t- Blaine Second. tho Dark
Horse TIT tho Field.
Tho Course in Excellent Condition, und no Hip
ptnlromiugAt lowed,
National Association Rules to oovcru-No
sponXing On the Truck.
CsnctanaN Gaxet< tAntt-Grune Esep.).
GRANT FALLING DEiIlND.
Don Keeps His Word and Plays No shnrp Tricks.
Tbs Real Toll and Trouble VIII Dcsln To-Day.
a Stormy Time nrow!uG Among the Great
LoulGra, p.
Grant Considered BY AL tho Factions rs
ueutcu.
81. LouJ Globe Dsmoerat tt7nant Hsp.).
THE WAY 70 WIN.
A Grand Fight tor Grnnt ut Chicago.
The stalwarts Treating Their Foes TendoFty.
Unity Aftor tho Nomination Aimed At.
The Efforts Of tho Opposition Exhausted.
A AReacton IN Favor Of the Union Hero.
The Boom Certain to swccp All Before 1t.
LaAtsp1us 0Uurirr-Jorrnatt tDsm.}.
A SHADOW
Datkcns tho Path OF Hiram Ulysses Cesar,
And It Seems About tho Size Of Jim Dlaiue.
Tho Convention packosl with thu D.alno Dawl-
GTB-
And Everything Doou,Iug, Swectly booming for
tho Plume.
Chairman Hoar'a Pretty l'oppycock About tho
Party.
Sherman Expecting to Como In n8 the Dark,
Successful beast.
A Newspaper Mob Of Two Thousand ClamorinQ
for Justice,
Fitting Dan Harrison to Dllt Wheelor's Old
Shoes.
Kentucky Truo 10 Hiram,