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INDIANAPOLIS.
BUTTER AND EG3 BANQUET-cRIMINALS MI
aRATING--BIsHoPs GOING WEST.

BUTTER AND EGa BANoUET-cRIMINALs MI
aRATING--BIsHoPs GOING WEST.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 1.-After enjoying
their excursion yesterday, the Butter,
Cheese and Egg Convention assembled in
the afternoon and adjourned to meet next
March in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Last night
the delegates attended the banquet given
at the Board of Trade Hall In their honor
and had glorious time.
The following is the amount of provisions
ordered and consumed during the evening:
Ten bushels of straw berries, two barrels Of
ice cream, fifty gallons of cream, 100 gal
Ions of coffee 1000 hot rolls and sandwiches,
800 pounds Of cold ham, turkey tongue, etc.
Louis Antenat. for murder, life sentence,
and Jack Smith, car robber, went North
this morning. .'
A large number of Eastern delegates to
the A. M. E. Conference at st. Louis,
passed through on special car last night.
Among the number were Bishops Ward,
Payne and Brown.
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LOUISVILLE.
GATHERING MR.. MOSS Moss-BIa SUIT FOR
DAMAGES, ETC.

GATHERING MR.. MOSS Moss-BIo SUIT FOR
DAMAGES, ETC.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, May "Wednesday a man
named Moss, living in Woodburn, Warren
County, KY, came to this city for the pur-
pose of purchasing his stock of spring goods
and having some fun. He fell among
thieves and lost his fine gold watch and
$165 in cash. Last evening Abe Frost, a
saloon keeper, was arrested as suspected
party.
Miss Anna Hoffman, by her next friend,
Otto Hoffman, filed her complaint through
Alex. Bowling, attorney. against the Penn
sylvania Central Railroad Company for
500, 900, alleging that she was damaged to
that extent by train on the road.
The Legislature yesterday reduced the
fares on the Fourth-street Railway, and the
line is not running to-day.
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At Wesley Chapel M. E. Church to-
morrow there will be = sermon in the morn
ing by Bishop Peck, and one in the evening
by DR.. G. H. Payne.
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
FUN FOR THE STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.

FUN FOR THE STEAMSHIP coNPANIEs.
National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YoRK. May Five European
steamships leave this port t-day. carrying
four hundred and fifty saloon passengers,
which is by far the largest number which
have sailed on any one day this season.
Several of the lines have sold all their
berths up to the middle of June. The
Steamship Companies are sending out ex-
ira vessels to this country with immense
crowds of emigrants. These steamers carry
back full freights.
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CHICAGO, May Lone OF the heaviest
judgments ever entered in the State Courts
Of this county was entered yesterday by
confession in favor Of w. N. Frew, admin.
istrator, and against the Consolidated
Fire Extinguisher Company for the sum
OF $196. .467. The note was originally made
for $1S7, 900 at Pittsbnrg April 10Th, 1880
signed for the company by W. II. Warner,
Pfesident and Treasurer.
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A man named Charles Heinzel was
knocked down last night about 10 o'clock
on Court street above Broadway and robbed
of 5000 watch, and q small amount of
money. 5.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
FOR NoTRE DAME CONVENT.

FOR NoTRE DAME CONVENT.
Epecial To the Star.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Mr. Calkins, OF
Indiana, to-day had bill passed to refund
to Notre Dame Convent at South Bend,
Ind, $4,000 for duty paid on pictures sent
10 the Convent by the Vatican.
THE posr-oFFIoE BILL.
Blackburn, from the Appropriation Com.
mittee, gave notice that he will call up the
Post-ofice Bill next Tuesday. The bill was
reported to-day, but was recommitted to
The Committee.
NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The President sent
TO the Senate yesterday the nominations
Of Orange Ferris, of New York, to be
Second Auditor of the Treasury, and
Rollin V. Auking, of Jacksonville, to be
Surveyor General of the United States, for
the District of Florida.
POSTMASTER GENERALS SUCCESSOR.
It is thought that Assistant Postmaster
General Tyner will be Judge Keys sue
cessor.
ARMY BILL IN THE~CABINET.
The Cabinet yesterday made reference to
the Army Bill, but took no action other
than to defer its final consideration until
the Deficiency Bill is received and then
consider them both. 1t is stated in we'll
informed circles that both these bills will
be approved.
THE INVASION OF THE UTEs
I. Secretary Schurz called the attention OF
j the Cabinet to the threatened squatter in
\ vasion OF the Ute Reservation. and recon-
mends the immediate dispatch Of troops to
! keep the squatters out and prevent any
| collision between them and the Utes. 1t
was decided that Gen. Mckenzie. with his
troops, which are in near vicinity, shall be
! ordered to this duty. Necessary iDstruc-
! lions to carry this decision into effect were
| 3elegraphed West last night
DEATH OF A VETERAN GENERAL.
Major-General s. P. Heinzleman, U. s.
Army, retired, died here at o'clock this
morning in the seventy-sixth year Of his
sge.
IN SUDDEN DEATH OF HON. JOSEPH sEGAR.
Josevh Segar. ex-member Of Congress
from Virginia, and latterly agent of the
| United States Spanish Commission, dropped
dead on board of the steamer Geo. Leary,
en- roate from Norfolk to Washington, this
morning.
WHAT THE TREASURY HOLDS.
The Treasury holds $362, 99S, $50 In U.
8. bonds to secure the National Bank cir.
culation. Bonds deposited to secure cir
4 culatiOn for the week, $932, 900; amount
withdrawn, $97. 800; National Bank circu-
lstion outstanding currency notes. $343,.
ESya ..-t~n
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Messrs. L. Prang & Co., the eminent pub
fishers of Boston, offer $1,000 in prizes for
the best four original designs for Christmas
Cards. The particulars of this offer may
be learned by calling at Stevens Book
Store, SO West Fourth street. All our
designers and art amateurs will be inter-
ested to learn them.
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THE BATTLE CREEK BLAZE.
National Associated Press to the Star.

BATTLE CREEK. MICH, May I.-Yester-
day afternoon the fire which originated in
the laundry OF the Potter House, destroyed
that building, Williams Hotel and Tom
Andrews building, and also number of
small buildings. Loss, $l00, 1000; insurance,
$4,000. Help was asked from and prompt
ly rendered by the firemen Of the adjoin-
ing towns, and their assistance no doubt
saved the city from destruction. Many
guests of the hotels had narrow escapes,
and various casualties are reported as a
number of people jumped from the fourth
story window to the roof below. 1t Is
thought that sick man was burned in the
Potter House. but it is known that all the
others escaped.
SHOT BY CUSTOM INsPEcToR.
During an sltercation at Pier SO, East
River, last evening, John ]. Miller night
watchman, was shot in the eye and proba-
bly, fatally wounded by Custom House In
spector Ferdinando W. Meyers, who was at
the time in charge Of the ship ManselIa
at the above pier. Myers was put under
arrest
FIRE IN CHICAGO 70 DAY.
CHICAGO. May LA fire broke out at
10:30 q. nj. to-day in the basement of
French, Porter & Wilson's large crockery
store corner of Wabash avenue and Wasll-
ington street, originating in straw used in
packing goods The flames swept up the
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Died.

BYINGToN-On Friday, April 80, at p. M,
Mrs. Amelia Byington, wife of VIM. Bylngton,
aged 60 years. IA
Funeral from residence Eastern avenue, Sun
day. Mayo, at 2 p. m. Friends invited.
JONES-April 10Th, $780, VIM. N. Jones' Flu.
neral services from Allen Temple, sunday, May
ID, at O'Clock. Friends of the family invited.
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Criminal Notes.
National Associated Press to the star

National Associated Press 70 the Star
DETROIT, MICH, May 1.-The Post office
at Pawpaw, Mich, was robbed Of 81. 900 last
night.
Black Jack or Henry Collins. the noted
Pennsylvania highwayman and head OF
the gang Of fifteen robbers, who escaped
from the Allentown, Pennsylvania, Jail,
over year ago, was caught in the woods
near Toledo, Ohio, last night by Officers
Smith. Of Allentown, and Somerviiie, Of
Detroit.
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The Shooters at st. Louis.
,sI In the Star.

ST.. LOUIS. May 1.-The Bogardus-E Erb
bird shooting match takes.place at the base
ball grounds this afternoon. Bogardus, ac-
companied by his wife and son Eugene, ar
rived from Chicago yesterday, and Erb
came in from st. Joseph. Young Eugene
yesterday and to-day astonished the natives
with his wonderful markham ship.
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Who Fired the Shotsl

About half-past2 2 o'clock this morning
two pistol shots were fired in the vicinity
of Eighth and Elm streets Who fired the
shots or for what purpose they were fred
reporters and policemen have been unable
to find out,
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HAT STORE FIRE

Sale Of the Pail Mall Gazette.
National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, May 1.-The Pail Mall Gazette,
which has been strongly against Gladstone,
omitting no opportunity to abuse him
for years past, has been sold, and will be a
most advanced Liberal organ. All the old
writer's have resigned.
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Mr.. Papenbrock, Of the firm Of Paper
brock. Jarchow q Co., dry goods, at Al
Main street. has just returned from New
York with large and select stock Of dry
goods
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The w mix.

Rational Associated Press to the Star.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 1.-Score Of the
walking match at p. m: Panchat, 359;
Faber, 35e; Fitzgerald, BAL; Campana, 306;
RlueJt, 277.
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WANTED--MISCE
VIZ ANTED-- -GIRLS-0ne machinist one but
w ton-hole maker, and three finishers on coats,
at 116 West Seventh street. MAUE'S.
VII ANTED = TAILOR - An experienced man
w on fine custom coats, at l16 West Seventh
street, MAUE'S.
WTANTED-IO BUY-A copy Of Johnson's En-
w cyclopedia Address J. G t. Daily Star Of.
6ce, Cincinnati. O tel7-u
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Brutal Outrage at James
town, Ind.
. ...aE
-- a.
The Woes of an Old Woman In
Texas.
Fugitive Convict Found in the
River.
BEATEN BY AN ADOPTED SON.

Special to the Star. y N .
DAYTON, O., May John McWilliams,
a well known old citizen living two miles
out of town. during row with his wife
last night, was attacked by Harry Smith,
his adopted son, and beaten terribly with
a heavy stone, his head being dangerously
cut up McWflliams. who will recover,
says his wife encouraged the young man
in his attack.
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Prominent Passengers.
N, ASeooiotad nroca ~ fha Qtap

NAtiOna1 ASs0ClHDeu FftSJ 70 CHe sun.
NEW YORK, May 1.-Among the passen-
gers on the White Star steamer Brittanic,
starting for Europe to-day were w. H.
Vanderbilt and family, Baron and Baroness
Blanc and Madame Blanc.
HAT STORE FIRE.
A fire this morning in the hat store of
A. Scheyer, 394 Grant street, caused loss
Of$8, 900. ....
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DIsAPPoINrMENr IN LOVE.

DISAPPOINTMENT IN LOVE.
BosroN, May 1.-Yesterday at Plymouth,
N. H., Alfred A. Eastman, of Meredith,
about forty years of age, committed suicide
by shooting, the cause being disappoint-
ment in love.
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SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 1. 1880.

elevator way, and threatened the entire
destruction of the establishment, but
the prompt action Of the Fire Department
saved it. Damage estimated at 5000 to
910 O00
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O(lO CHOICE SELECTIONS FOR BT,OcU
LSyU TIONISTS and sjiool exhi hibition, diar
logues, &C., 26c JE.>SE HANEY 4 CO.,
us Nassau street. New York.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
which an all-wise Providence has placed in c0un-
tries whore Liver Diseases most prevail. II will
cure all diseases caused BY Derangement of the
Liver and Bowels
The SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint are q bit
ter or bad taste In tha mouth; Pain in the Back.
Sides or Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism ;
Sour Stomach: Loss Of Appetite; Bowels alter
natelv costive and lax; Headache; Loss OF Mem.
ory, with painful sensation of having failed to
do something which ought to have been done;
Debility. Low Spirits, q thick yellow appearance
Of the Skin and Eyes, dry Cough often mistaken
for Consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the
disease, at others very few; but the Liver, the
largest organ in the body is generally the seat OF
the disease, and If not regulated in time, great
suffering, wretchedness and DEATH will ensue
can recommend as an eficaci0us remedy for
diseases of the Liver. Heartburn and Dyspepsia
Simmons Liver Regulator.
LEWIS G. wUNDER, 1925 Master street,
Assistant Postmaster, Philadelphia.
1--WE have tested its virtues, personally, ard
know that TOR Dyspepsia, Bliousness, and
Throbbing headache, 1t is the best medicine the
world ever ssw. We have tried forty other reme-
dies before Simmons Liver Regulator, bu, none
OF them gave us more than temporary relief; but
the Regulator not only relieved but cured us. -
Ed. Telegraph and Messenger, Macon, Ga.
MANUFACTURED ONLY By
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Price, 81. Sold by all Bruggst&
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This unrivaled Southern Remedy Is warranted
not to contain q single particle of MERCURY, or
any injurious mineral substance, but Is
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WATCHES, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS

CLEARlNG SALE OF CHKOmOs,
~ Velvet aud Passepsrtout Frames, Easels and
Panel Pictures to make room. % per cent on
for ten days only at % and % Arcade.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-07-09

A MAN who had imbibed rather freely
in the morning was driving his COW to.
pasture, when fellow came along and
extolled the COW. eyes, sir, said the.
owner, everybody is praising that
cow"
"I wish I owned her," said No. 2
Just then couple of toads jumped m
front of the COW.
"Look here" exclaimed the owner.
"if you'll eat those two toads I'll give
you the COW.
Will you?" said the man. He seized
a toad and soon ate him up. It was too
much for his stomach and he stopped 10
consider, while the owner of the cow be-
gan to fear that he had lost her. There
was pause, when a happy thought Inf
the toad-eater. Ell tell you what FL
do, said the toad-eater, g if you viii eat
the other toad I'll let you up ON your
offer
"Done," said the owner, and he
gobbled the second toad in a iiffy. They
were both somewhat the worse for their
meal, and it is still a disputed point
which came out ahead. If any one can.
see any application to certain perform
ances of a recent date, says the Boston
Journal, we shall make no objection.
The COW was feeding all the time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-07-09
National Republican Committee.


At meeting of the Republican
National Committee at New York, lasa
week, which was very largely attended,
the following gentlemen were selected
an Executive Committee James De
veaux, Georgia Senator Logan, III
nois; John G. New, Indiana
John s. Runnells, Iowa John A.
Martin, Kansas J. M. Forbes.
Massachusetts Chauncey [. Filley,
Missouri William e. Chandler, New
Hampshire George A. Halsey, New
Jersey Thomas G. Platt, New York :;
w. P. Canaday, North Carolina VIM.
E. Cooper, Ohio; Senator Cameron,
Pennsylvania George w. Hooker, Yer
mont; j. w. Mason, West Virginia ::
Elihu Enos, Wisconsin; r. G. McCor-
mick, Arizona and Stephen B. Elkins,
New Mexico The committee then pro-
ceeded to organize by appointing
Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut, as
Chairman, and S. W. Dorsey, of
Arkansas, as Secretary. Messrs. Logan.
New, Runnells, Enos, Cooper, Flley and
Martin was appointed to take charge Of
the political campaign in the Western
States Senator Logan viii be in charge
of this committee. It was unanimously
resolved to invite Senator Blaine to-
speak IN the Pacific States, on motion OF
Gov. Foster, of Ohio. The committee
will meet again on Aug. 5, Sept. 9, and
Oct. a. The subcommittee for the
Western States will meet at Chicago en-.
the 22d inst
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications for this paper should be accom-.
panied by the name of the author not necessarily for
publication but as an evidence of good faith on the part
Of the writer Write only side of the paper Be
particularly careful giving and dates to have
the letters and figures plain and distinct.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
GIFT.

The only real cure for Gonorrheea, Gieei
and diseases arising from indiscretion.
We discard Balsam Copabia as being no,
only useless. but hurtful, and to avoid this
drug keep away from the quack.
WHAT THE AFFLICTED HAVE TO SAT.
DESMOND 4 Co., 9i5 Race street, Philadel'
Phia appeal to you, and 1t there ia any
earthly relief for me / wish you would do
something for me. About eight months ago 1
Rot Into trouble. took capsules. went TO doc
tors, and 1t has cost me one hundred dollars
first for this medicine, then for that--without
any benefit. A lew days ago friend told me
Of the Sanaritan's Gilt he said 1t would GER
tainIy cure me. This is why address you for
advice.
Let the above bc a warning to others.
When you get into trouble, procure at once
the Samautan's GIFT, and you will be Rll
right In two or three days. Price Male,
packages, $2; female, 50. Sent by mail In q
plain envelope by Desmond Il Co., Proprie-
tors, 9l6 Race street, Philadelphia.
Sold be 4. JAMES BEIr, Sixth and Mar
ket streets, wilmington Del, and by Drug.
fists generally. 4S0'mWsly
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17
a.Mtiet Whittaker.

And now it seems after all that Cade'
Whitaker is the author of lis OWL
troubles, according 10 the revelations
of the experts who have bsen examin.
ing and comparing the handwriting on
the scraps Of paper found lying loose
around his room. The knock down
evidence against WHITAKER was the
production Of the note Of warning which
he had received, written in the same
hand and on piece Of paper torn from
q sheet OF paper on which he had writ,
ten letter to his mother. If this all
be true it shows that Whitaker is an
adept in low cunning and strategy, but
we still hope there are some mitigating
circumstances surrounding the affair
which may yet be brought out. Whit
taker stoutly declares his innocence,
and says that the presence OF discre.
pancies in his statements showed that
he was honest, "for," said lie, 'if
had invented the story, l would have
learned it by heart, and then there
would have been no ,repancies."
Professor Greerer, who has all along
through the tedious trial been Whitta-
ker's steadfast friend, still believes in
his innocence, and says he has some
important points yet to make known
over his own signature, but rot to the
Court. Il is hoped that something may
yet turn up to show shat he is not so
bad as his trial seems to prove him to |
be, but If he is guilty lie certainly de-
serves to te dismissed from the Aoade-
my. His failure ill DO doubt be a |
standing argument with the BourI on
Democracy against the elevation of the |!
oolored race, but fortunately that ques-
tion is not decided by the success or |
failure of one individual. Fortunately
Whitaker was net the first colored
cadet sent to West Point. Fipper, who
preceded him, graduated with distinc.
tive n9nors and row occupies high
position Of trust ard rtsp2n:ibility il
the army. If Whitaker fails it effects
only himself, and the race to which be
belongs will not 10 Influenced by such
failure.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17

THERE IS A certain General Mcdonald
out in Missouri, who, during General
Grants administration, was conviotss
and sent to the penitentiary for a vic.
tstion of the revenue laws, along with
number Of other whisky thieves, This
same Mcdonald now threatens that il
= 'deneral Grant is nominated for Presi-
dent, he will make some revelations
which will be very injurious to the
General. This is hardly worth serious
, attention, as it is not probable that the
WORD OF penitentiary convict will have
much weight with sensible people. Nc
donald knows nothing that can hur.
"enerai Grant, but ne has a very bit
Ter grudSe ags+ast him because he re-
fused to pardon him. Grant ia evident
iy not afraid OF Mcdonald, for when he
returrsd'to Chicago af:er bis forsigp
tour, Mcdonald came forward AMI, Of
fered his hand TO the General, who 70.
fused it. Mcdonald can do nothing to
make Grant more popular than he ia
than 70 oppose and sLspder him.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17

Coz. TON FoRD is inauguratirg a war
against Lynch law in New Castle coun-
ty.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17

SENATOR SAUL.BURY is cred;ted with
saying few days age that no Demo.
cFat who was not squarely on the union
side during the rebellion and support.
ed the union army can be elect.d
President. We think the Senator is
correct in his views but his declaration
is a knock down argument against
making his colleague, Mr.. Bayard, the
Democratic candidate, for he was
in sympa by on the rebel side
during the war, and had not union sol.
aiers swooped down on the rebel mill
Eary company of which he was the sec.
ond in command, capturing their arms
and disbanding the company, he
might by this time have taken rank
along side Of Generals Gordon. Hill
Hampton and Others In the Senate as a
'ull ledged rebel brigadier.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-17

THordH THE SENTIMENT at tie late
State Convention at Dover was uumis.
takably in favor OF Blaine for ii. q nomi.
nee Of the Republican party for Presi.
dent, very wiSely no Institutions were
given, that the delegates TO the Chica-
go Convention might b4 left free and
untrsmmeled to vote for the candid ate
who in their opinion would cdrry the
party succe ssfully through. Scarcely
however had the delegates from the
memorable Dover convention returned
nome before rumors became rive that
they were to be manipulated and made
TO vote for Sherman and in exchange .or
that vote change was to be made in
the Federal Offices of the State. We are
slow to believe that there is any truth
in.these reports, but if there is we call
upon those who are co ducting the re.
ported barter and sale, to beware how
they tra,nple upon the expressed will
OF the people. We cannot believe that
the gentlemen chosen to be delegates
from this State to the Chicago couven-
-tion will listen to any proposition which
would look like bargain and sale.
The delegates are left free to exercise
thelr reason and judgment, and if they
IN this way cast their votes for either of
the candidates named for the nomina-
zion, their Judgment will be approved; .
mt if they vote for any particular can
didate with the understanding that the :
Federai offices are to be given to certain
persopsithsy need not hereafter aspire
to any Office of trust or honor at the
hands Of the people. 1t is reported al
ready that certain alternates are to take =
the place Of the regular delegates from ;,
Aent county to Chicago in order to Of ;,
feet the purposes we have hinted at, but l.
We hope thsre is no truth in the report
dentlemen, delegates to Chicago, 1.-THE !,
eyes Of Delaware are upon you" -