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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-10

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.[Owego Record.
, 1880-05-04


CHICAGO, Nlny s." From tho depths we
cry, being residents Of tho Third Ward,
1Invo we committed snino great trallsgrcs-
siun, or IL It becnl,sy our patry ntllo votes III
tho County Convention arc of so laucl. vnluo,
that wo nrc besegcd BY tho hosts of great
men WHO ,slye cncnnped within our borders?
1t seems to be Il question. Of woodcluck"
or starvation will, tho Grant men down here.
Ono would think TINT tho Pa!nlcr House
headquarters (suDntnneols) wo,lll say. " If
Tiers t5tl't enough loeal GrAilt tMleht TO cnrry
thAt ward, 1t emit bp cnrrted." Wouldn't
you sny tho sumo, Nlr. Editor, nfter bplng
lnfnrntu TINT W. hrc wrought ulnll by the
following local influence, III follows, tn
vii: Emery StOrrH, tlg silvery.tongAel per-
HuMler; GGll. Sheridan, tho mighty warrior;
Col. Sherl.!nl, equally mighty, only less re-
l.0wned; Col. Fred urnnt, lq1nlly renowned,
0ny. less mighty; Congressman Altlriell, LII.
nirtli1te trai,sl'ortationist; John 4. Log,tl,
cnal-lllihor: towlalcll ncgo,tIlt must by added
thu wArd's quota OF mepnty.Stlerltis nId
p0st:tltl!ee employees. Tho. "few" HlalMe
aud Wnshbnrne men must be very active H.
deed II they rnlnOt bo successfully opposed
BIZ tho aforesaid nrnly. Ylo nrluy Ii, how
ever, We1k, for the presence Ut the greAt
Captain Ulysses SGellls to b0 necessary: and
hi,i ntsO VIZ hive with lis to encourage his
brAyes, 10 strike terr1r to the henrts OF Ills
enemies, alM to awaken "spontauelty" tn
general. -
"S!UNrASEousLY" BuI1.DozED Tulnp-
W.AituEIl
, 1880-05-04
CHICAGO,
THE wASlfhtiRSE MOVEMENT.

II - r.s - I,t,.u
q laccti1sE VI clti"euS III tno l1'shteeIlttl
Warl and Il fow others, was held ut Brands
Hall last evening, the object being to COLI
sI,tcr tl1o ntlyIsnl,!lltv nf starting n general
,',n.,a,,,.,,+ T., t,o ~ ,,nt;r, ~ hin ,,ntnin"
~, y. LIT s4tS r,vAI.s ~ wv il'll1l
tlon Oh tlle lion. u. Is. Whsllblirhe rs chlal-
tlate Tor PRESIDENT by the Republican Coli
yGntlon to lulselu In this c!tyin June. There
wure present, ttl,ong others, u. N. Mngruder,
O.K.A Hutchfnsnu. ,tut(re Il. A. Oils. tto
fIo, 1TI,,ntt a ,,.,,a,,, I,uls-o ,v,nii,ri,1,-n
t'o.,' t1'.I.'t. @h"tM"n5, "'uso ""4AoAtufS'
l.ittflcr Mct1hheIl, ]. N. IloWcr, JaMea =.
Kirk, a. NJ. Pence, T. i. CrnKiu, G. II. VIII
lett. Washington 1iestnr. Charles A. Gregory.
Wni,ar I,mti"r ar,t {, !, I.arrnhuo nnf1 tle
.s. u " ~ ...s' .a '''e
lheetii'E WIS eHll'"hlust!G anu uila'''h1uus'
q. Il. Lnrrnbeo wils called to the chair, and
}yatter Butler acte,l ,,s Secretary.
T. A. Crrrnrv stnteh tl,o nh;oc+ NJ tho
'., T., n".s. , ,. ..s y. Wv
tileetlile III u prlet sTeee!'' a1a ursed upon
tlioso present 10 consider tiio Question or
whether nr mt It w0Mld le bettHr to- take
my steps Ill the Interest of Mr.. Wnshhurllu
ut this time. lie lupcd to seu thu matter
| discussed tlispass{0nNteiy, atd, ntler free
interchange Uf Ol,intDn, whatever .uctt0n
tukelt TINT might lN deemed best tn ntlynNce
tho Interests uf tho Republican party. -
Washington }lestng sud llu wis entirely in
tho dnrk III to what thu meeting, was seeking,
| II It Ind any other object tNitll tho nO.itf.
natiOn uf Mr.. Wnsburliu. (Apptallsr.] liz
W,lllt To Sgt stli.ltt ttctlilu tlkG tn t!i3 nnl
, 1880-05-04
WASHINGTON.

WHAT FlIENHH HAfs
spfctat Dtspateh ia Ins Chicago Triaunt.
WAsuIsaToN, D. G., Aluy a.-'rhe friends
OF Senator Thurman exprusa great confidence
that he will be tndorsed by thu coming Stats
Convention and nominated ut Cincinnati.
Thoy argue that 1t IL quite apparent IlIlcIl
cannot carry Now York In TIT ftce OF tho
bitter opposition Ut the Kelly fActlol,. Tl,ls
being SO, they llOld tllat the Democrats must
look to some clnso Suite WHOSE Electoral ypte
most nearfy approaches tl!ut vt Now Yurk,
and concentrate oil their energies upon M.
effort to carry 1t. AZ Ohio meets the llutcs-
sary requirement, they believe TINT the Dunn.
ocratic National Convention will concluun To
lnaku tllat State the battle-ground instead Ut
New York. Such determination, they bu-
]leve. will leua to tie selection OF Mr.. Thur
1nall, a leader who can carry Ohio II 1t Is lus.
sib!e for tho Dcnocrats to carry 1t under my
circumstances.
There is. considerable talk among Ohm
Democrats Ill connection with this luuttur Ut
HAVING the 6tAte Convention
DECLARE ITS SECOND CuUICE.
ami the ha1nes OF layllg aMd Juwctt arc hnth
mentioned Us gentlemen whom OhlO Uchln-
GIats ns well ~ tho purity at largu could cor
indsna sE ~ y ~ a,sn ,fsgefhinx ~ ast tlnt
lncnt ils olO men l1p tU tlIu puiut Wllerp tlu
se!ectiol! Ut thu 6snts us tho bAtslu-gru..lMl.
Afler New York tltey contend t!lat ln'lin,.
Hendricks Or English woultl carry IulIailu.
all1 uls0 he slr0.,g outside uf tl,4t StAle,
They urge that Hen'tltcks woul.t lead 'liltleH
2a tho I Southern vote sinee tht, fculii,s Ut
ulat section u we'll us Ut lI4li4a4 wits strl,1Ix
III 1915 that TlIcl4 ut st. Louis lnul rll,leii
ronEtsshOd over the preferences ot The South,
sruMrtSG ABOUND.
The meeting ut Winchester, w., to-day, ut
which spEecllss wetc cXpeeted srol.s Scilnlors
, 1880-05-04

fhcrchv tlrfcatc,1 n,vh,, I,
j."rtnfnlv mi 10 ,v,,n WV ,,,,9., = y ,blaner,
nort ;1in' fnr s In ri v ~" his "u,,,a s wingtysus
itt, tIn tinnr. ,,nt r., viii, ~, nv" act mas tlod
wa mi, rci,ri, hi,, ny",,t ~, Ht'tnse tnIeb BY whtS
t;rntia nrver i,atl ,n,,ci, i% ",,' ,an'rn,l9h titn
uf tiI1su cnntlnpc,cy % ,nl,k,SSnrP kSr Pailly for Oh.
tlntrs 1n,i wj,iia hc|Irv"" "NWaniWlter WaantWlter canSe
r,n,,r frlr,,ia In fnmtrn1 f,,;,..,' hadi,
l,ininc cot,,.,lle,i. by liz n"tt t1 m aS e'r9ns i
1ii@"' liz y; ;rr,,rti, ,,i ,ch Gt aIe as jeopaf
% ers nra mrttIl1u s,lsnicio,s % saa ',} hls sAp)ni
IL In tt,n ,,fnrrsts N i,nnlt1,,s tE canddae,
l,oRnn. H. We i,rnuh)fcm,,ss n ,Iaa,t,lef9n, I'D
Iks ficn. urnit, mi wl,Iie ~ eTi,ia iaaaa llllnn
,,rrf..r..i,ccs fnr ffrrs ne ttos.a "u sayc pesan,
~, wn1,iI IL, ,n,J f., l,nvn h1,s, ,saagistfat
II ru,tij m brU,tEht nin,,t " ~ ,r,iu.Si!s,ieht
rlnrrs rr,ttv rTiittIst nc fro,', ,Mltt!iont tnt ns
iii i,t,,nnatu,. iiut tiis il NM ,,nt e ;e lime ot
iretEon ,Irul uralnst tin. tirns,t.,te IN, t,te real oh
tior in districts wllrr,, t,,a sinlarains.
ctnsc ~, i.n,,rrrss,,,nt,' W.. W. foto /,
,ifsirict. will tllosn i,;hsmr,,,l is;hm, III. thh
tlriftpG nwnv from i'm IN ,:"S ,s:n whq
f;rr,ln,, iricils. wp tlnye M, tro,iIa tgI a'd ont
rurf,,E tl1,r ,,lnmbers uf Cnnmpaunise mnuie q y
tlIcit, iw,y, arI by l,on,ua;img1 IT,, Taka
viii do II. md yUil crti INV. w. atInn! ~! 5ou
G0unrrssI,lrr). III o,tr c0,it,tv ,vtn9s msH , our
first rnll w, rave ,i,n slid ma,rrIt.n mEn tinat
vtnrs ma tlln cnllilty whit 1,rn,onn.3y,.,. THa
, 1880-05-04
THE VOTERS VOICE.
DON'T WASr ONAST.


INTERCHANGEABLE, H., April 80.--l WIS mn
Abolltluntst. Inr. a Republican, and sucll n
Republican that mover yet cast y vote fur
Democrat, nor nevgr Will. Willingly, 10 long
Us they advocate such principles as they .lo
to-day. Holding firmly to tho uboYe, anl be-
!pg deeply. Interested III tic future of tho
party allis the country ald feeling tint
upoll the wisdom Ut the choice Made by the
Convention ut Chicago rests our hope OF sltc-
cess, prompted ue TO feel tho pulse Of some
of loSa's traditional Republicans, as follows:
Pioneer Precinct, Cetur County, 1a., at tho
last election, east $40 VOTES; Democrats, 131 !;
Republicans. l13; majority, ~. OF hoobovo
Republicans haye interviewed 15o, with tho
, 1880-05-04

following result: VIII vote for Grnnt, is;
for Grant Ter rrolcsf. t's;, will not vote
fnr tsrtnt under amy circumstances, n. Now
tllos% ~ n5n thu sial,wnrts Of tho purity; they
are wealthy, INTEL lllRent, honest men, mil
tbrru out 1T fDMr Uf tlleiM sny Npcnly tlsnt
tirHn. cal'nt b. elected II lisi i'o,nlnateG;
their "hIestl?ls ri 70 '.!'a arn numerous, third
try Inns putt, lin nil they uwe him, md tint
ha Is prtsu'ning to NIX thn people II yotc for
lin nnsln; md, further, Tint It will npntl oil
ffss ins rs,1 spsh II trk a, Wa,sky
I,t,E,llix, md tho Devil knnws wlint. But pllo
thing tin know, and tint Is, Tint tho sores
Nrc tnn fi,aily, loo ol'nll. t9O rnnknrhns tu l,o
tss,or!nF On onc lm,!y a,"l , aIo% th"t oy tE
We lEnnre tllts condition OF things, ni,tl NV
wn bclicyc! We chi, ''sl.tcezo. through with
trnnt"? WI think It letter before tho Coli
sSS s'a s sSs s al 5 y ssfrs nky y wt na S3s wS @
know il to ls) insist il stiil tlEhtening tho
screws on tho Cunyenttm, nlltl handling 10 rs
nxias 1s tnt ! AZ as9w ss esoFSp Wx a |as + H. H.
penne knock him down. or, II, other wortls.
fali.o yotn for l,l'i, they :Dnlot say they
WIRE mt warne', that t''ny lltl tint UNDERSTAND
s IL Es ssY "f ts " Sf tEs s!e' tr t i 10 to'f o M
frr,lls of my 0tlior candt.!nte, Is It
snfE To nominate 4 lMnlt WHO llns no
ardent supporters ntl!olig the peoples ?
Fur, true rs. yUll live, tforo Il mt M
enthistnsllc Gia1t nian nnlonR the. lao TINT
haze brc cnityassptI lii t1is precinct. md ttlo
fact Is ] Ito mt ltnlt anctl anywhere. Nen!ein-
her wlint tell yuu: lot tho Republicans n0i,l-
!nnte Grant rs .ag1,irst ltancN.k. Payne. Or
llayls, md be- will not receive 100 votes It the
Eecturnt cnllcEe. Iiv might, nl,tl perhaps
will. curry low,l, but will, tlla s,lnn. ratio Of
loss MI over ttlo StAta wi,nt wn,lltl hts llajnr-
ity be-: Why will mt such mcn ny C0nkllng,
nc, viii yotc for Grant, hut under protest.
Mr.. blaine IL my first el,nfce, so far rs men
nro concerned, But when you wnnt II !aall
tint VIC can nil veto tor, man TINT will. 1t
Wnsl,bnrne BY all means, for. l,u would re-.
ceive cncl, md every onu Of t!ie I'D votes Of
| this precinct. j. W. 1tELMEtt.
, 1880-05-04
POLII.IOAL NEWS.
ILLINOIS,

Special DtspassA to Ins Chicago 1stes"A -,
OTTAWA, ILL.,, May 8.-ThcFe has III. m
great Interest taken throughout u oaus
County during the past few days IN ConsMs ",
sfonal matters. Tic friends of Wasasps1aS H.
Bushnell and William Cullen hayo been w. w.
lug all TINT lies in thoig power to Obtain ~ I,
troll Of the scycral township Delegations ~ ~
the County Convention, which Meets ns'fS f.H Ii
inurrow. Iless prilnary meetlngs we[e eI[se,nII III
on Saturday evening. asd. from w. tqt,atc III
received Mt noon to-tluy, would !n1ea.o ,No s,tJ
Bushnell WIS ahcad. III Streator ~, wFar,pnG nj
Of telcgntes were elected Cni!e1hhs y! ea1hhss,nssifet it
iii Meil.l0tn ntxe.t delegatloanaa1 aa1aesed, Td
a Bushnell majority, was ~ sx1em ssmt
antl In several stilalIer towns ne ne,s ~ h.
pulley was pursued. From the oa'}s}otdh y thsss u
iiny 1t Is not probable that either ~ .V9t,cJoo1
gehtlonlell will be abla to secuto 1i1s.' ,.ssss
for themselves, anu. u q result, tns Es!MndJ
incumbent, the Hon. r. @. Hayes " ~ onr1rtf,
County, will be the nominee Ot tns kEsfoft
The Democrats are awaiting The issuts y Ithipk
drawing ttolr ntnn out. Some seem ees1rnnrrsts& ~
that, will, Hayes ln tho ticket toT on1sscted
it Will ba extremely doubtful II no Do e''S
, 1880-05-04

MILHAukEE'S llELEHATE5.
Spettai Dtspatth 10 1hs Chicago 1s4bunt
MILWAUKEE, Alay 3.-The three Senatorial
districts of tllls city to.lay elected six dee
gates to the State C0nvontion:s.AmmSth then
are Edward Sandcrson, tho woll-known capt
talist, who Is understood to be Matt Carpen
ter's financial hacker, and State-Scnator Vll
Schnfck. Boil. of these gentlemen are oppH
nents Of Secretary Sherman, so far a hs
Presidential aspirations nre concerned; but
Mr.. ,Sa,dcrson sIltl tlis evening tint he be.
lloyes Sherman to be tho choice of the peops
of Milwaukee, and will vote for him Il hs
goes to Chicago. THIS Is nlso Van Schaicet
position. The other delegates from thlsir
calfty aro about equally divided between
Blaine and Sherman.
1onAS's MINE.
Special Dtspateh to Tbs chteaao Iftbuas
WASHINGTON, D. G.. May 3.-Scnatot L..
gan has gone to Illinois again. This timeit
Is tn purchase some machinery for that co1t
mine, lie did not find 1t necessary to adTta
tho rest OF tho Illinois delegation TINT he Ra
going, us le evidently thought ho could buy
that machinery Without thelr help.
rnuIlslAS's FENCES.
Sergeant-at-ArIns Th0mpson has. gone
Ohio 10 help Look after Thilrman's fences
IMPORTANT CONVENTION In JACKSON, Als1
Memphis Avalanche, 3fap2
Tho result OF tho Republican County Coa.
vcntlun ut Jackson, Mtss., yesterday .sas aol
encouraging for the thtrd.torllcrs., as !sfa' n.
son IL tho lieAaruArters Of tho leaders =! ths
GrAnt anil Sherman factions, tho acnoa. e! 2!
the Convention foreshatl0ws tic action os .ae
State Convention. After q fierce nna piy1 p1
lONgcl row, u c0lnrralnlSe was ei1ecIea ~ y.
III even division OF the Delegates was nlsae
between thu Grant men and tho SheiMsio
Mlu,l. Grnnt IL, therefore, not ut nlt cenAa
Ut tho solld vote Of Mississippi Mt Chicago
SOLID FO1s WAslInuI!SE.
uTti.tsh tfntl., tiafa1tfalfr.
The Hon, Elilln B. Wnshburne was n Gog 10y,
gress sixteen yeur8, becoming known all oass
the country as ".l'io Watch Dog OF tle lle;at III
ury." lie stood shoulder to shoulder Ni!a
TsIntl Stevens alid ben Wade, and WaS Iat st
ltlnst NJ llntnl,!e III either. President nia' iss.
nffored hin tho Office Ut Secretary q ntsy:
tins placing lsln ut tho head Of tno tap..tsst
but lIu declined. lie ncceptcd the appGIsssss,
lnent of Minister to Franco II, March, leI,
nllt ren,nineli thero eight years, Iotnrnln9 III. "
1877. lls iaa slce been III private lfe. eroWs Ms
popularity anlo;ng those. WHO !layo ~ SagTa ~
lill longest Is shown by the fact that ns Nv ~
ut first ELECTED to COHgrcss by 1u n lna1g!h3. y.
willis th1 lust time ho WIS q candlahsso MI III
majority WIS over r. 600. as a Fttsinesa,....t e e...t
candidate Ie enn carry Indiana BY l5,u1np.s,. =. !.
Hendricks, and by 20, 900 over Tllden OF o1''
ard,
, 1880-05-04


BUFFALO, N. y. Atay las Il citizen Of
New York, which, will undoubtedly, bc tho
"pivOtnl State" after the nomination, wish
to atltt one 1l,oru tn tic lnany warnings NJ
rc;tly given IL tho Republicans OF Illinois, III
whose |,ails tho fate of tho urant movement
i0w rests. For Neurly two years resident
Of CAuagO, and Il constant render of THE
TRInUNE, l,nve lost my interest In neither
tic Northwestern metropolis nor its grcnt
journal, md, though Il merU scllool.bUy, /
liAyc felt nn intensD interest In tll0 progress
Of tho prescntcampatgn. buffalo sent Grant
delegates tn tho Syracuse Convention, and
every Republican t';iper IN tf1e ctty fnyors the
nomination nf tie cx-rrnsi,tant, tho pro-
li.g's tlclesa!es.ut-'argc. Here, # anywhere,
tho yolce Uf opposition to t:rnnt Illus bccfl
stitletf, nlMl | presume that Buffalo has never
hcen ltgartlet, IN any sGctloll, NJ II cciltrn Of
ari at .sr, sentiment h. MevsrfssfS tee,G G
this city decidedly hostile to tho third term,
! hare spe,it y few minutes III asccrtninfng
ti'e Views Of thoiivo Professorsin the Central
Xii Df t.rse gentlemen are earnest Repub-
liCans, not ward politicians, but by no means
1ukcwNrm itl politics. Al nre upl0sul 10 tho
nomination Of Grant, hut, II he Is slapnlil,ate.l,
oo Of G M W v, ySS ~ fGE ; hin wt't rS
Democrat" hut Will vote for lInncock or
lsaynr.l ugalnst this ex-prGsi.ient Tho third
will vnte fur llM1icock, but not for n Dcl!o-
cratsncli NJ ridden. lle WIZ not vote for
whntcycr give Grant any support, moral or
Now, what state Of n!fatrs Is tllsl In n
Grnnt-ritltlen city, Of five l(cpWblicans, In.
as politicians, threc, ut leAst, VIII withhold
their yotca from tile ex-pres1tlcnt If hB IL
nominated: And yet there Is no dns.ger taat
, 1880-05-04

cn'uit,i,; I ~ 'f i,,r a' r"sfns % NAV 1 H. % tlIn,.
i,Ir ',,.'t, Il, te So,tti asG mt t,,r tirai,t,
Whether ihry i,v hnck or wl,itr, hilt
ut % tic otporcnt, to trnnt Il, to cu,,rtcusts, sn
t,,,nrrnna' mi kinti' 'riM, xl,nln trn,,hi. il
tthnt Il, In Smuth lila i1rocrnts l,ny,, s,l,,.
catsl @ thc,nseiycs @ t" connt "it iii opposition
inm'h hm'a Is 'as's' '""'' S''''R''"S VI '>"'N'"N
h'rhnt fs 500 ealh Mr., Forwrtl, ny
Deniocrat iol,i rc in L0I,isinnn, Tint .Wn
huv,. i]fty.rinit imrlslrs II, dir StMi,.. mil
ilTty.eigEt lTtur1lIuE ilo,rtls. Aml tl,e it,
uuf,licnns wiIi uevur E1.t I. cl,alitv in llul
tnnsllcr nI1ire.' And tint il II fair sal,splc Of
w!!gt VIZ e; GU. sx}nyt IT, fr1m t!!e Solltl,." It,,
49, "fGs.' salt W. linle. "NOw let lis tnke
Fio5 tGr 'isl;lS. e ,,l, sS Nor,'na Meh tirs I
a{e ia n, as Il ,Ser, S1sS y lsie ws No5'eF @ 'rnE S
llns BEEN cliiitvntrtt, vegetables l!nse l,esii
rTniSeu, aimt by Norteri, .nteTTpriEse. lnXo
@ Enga I! ;! tW l., ,, Ma t .', cssry s ,,, t'o
ls"n ,1l t1nl1rl.y Wi'o!t , ay tr"ar: l't do
YOU tnH1K VIZ VIII kct III i.!eeHnlni snle trnit
there: NJ, SIR, not ol,1! THO l,c'hDrrat1
nail INC itetufllflE iWht'a VIII COUNT tlnt III!
ttln iielpi!.aiis eicct;x ~ i,l!ttr ,f',, wv" tmey
stes y s tRs ,eE rt'r s is '9"ans sr VIII WHIT eSer eS
nliw y csrtttirnte nt ,'lrct!on 70 le lss,,Hl 70
,srlb!tGat!: Ai It / t!le s,'!n II ~ to
at tiatS ssast s.s! sst % sss EsstSTai S sS su r f
sf..'t - .t,.,.,, IL,
tt.at ssetE T!2 Sn''iier1 nslnHGt's ' ~, tG
1gst a!! i!a.e Iiltt,c'., % M1,ti c h, h,,. un ot
naiMgs. 1et, u ic wern nominated, thGy
would sntG tor nm 10 iMs!ll. Hi'd llu wotl1ll
Btt u solid Snlitferti The: ,r-,.,.
Tie rclWrter nske!l: WHAT are islIft,e.s
nrnslFcts. ns you tiihrrs!nill tllclh, ME' lin'c,
tltrpME'I1tt INC country" K; ,,,
ihe Injury 1ar nr. JI!n1ile never lonkeel 1,I'l
go Well hs u t1Oes tG.tsny. Wherever Tue llEhE
lias been islslie fnr lishllo ~. t!iis cscloletl
in0fe strength ttlhh hts 1flehilS llnFe SUP
Wlset, without Il single exception Ana llotll-
my ias l'apl'ciiet1' nr IS happening, 10 ss'o"
ANY ll1lE.tK IN THE COLUMN
Of tho strong Republican States, for they will
send jlnt.lV .lt:iegntiuils composed vi Tie
strongest men TINT they l,ayc.''
| "Wl1ut {iO yoi1 ki,pw or lcnr about Penn
| sylynniupr
II thfuk to-day that tho majority OF tho
| l'runsvlyntin delegation Is bollliu to votu for
| Nr. j,intur, -
| "lJtUn wl1nt tlo you l,nso YOUR calcium
tIo,ls III
"i1non lin iutr],foence T laye RECEIVED
fro,H there every ttny.''
"Whnt ttlnut New York ~
| III knew tint several delegates there won't
1e bound ly tho INIT rlr, ui,l the uti-tj,iri-
term feeling js evidently r,lltlng in growth
| In New YVrk Stutc,H
"i)n yOtl think Tint tho INIT rule wilt be
cnfurrptl In thu SntitnMi Convention p,
by no ,tlcn,,s. II Is iult,ussIbu to con-
! cetye Il iirNlhicnn National Convention uj,-
| [ng buck ulHn All prccedults md |,a,uperiDg
, 1880-05-04

Democrats Of Sationa! reputation and from
various stations speak In favor nf sinking alt
State issrrs III tho coming Presidential CAM
ptlgr, and iOln !lantls to Insure the success
tf tile National Ticket ~ the inntter nf uyrr-
appointed IN Virginia tecl,lsr Ut ttlreatrn-
inE division ttere ever the State issue Of IT.
p,lfating the debt.
, 1880-05-04
OHIO.

Co1.u,ll,us, o., A1ny Billie Democratic
Convention Of this cnunty tt.~tay adopted
resolutions Instructng thu county delegates
to thu Stalo Convention to tlu nIl III tlluir
lt,wer to Spcurb tho llDHlIl,Alian of A, q,
tllur,nnl fur President, u1ui nst, faynrifg
tho denomination Of GeOrgs Il. Converse for
Congress.
, 1880-05-04
VIRGINIA.

6psttal D.pateh 10 TAs CAttaao 1f'o1".,, MI
WAsItsNaroN, D. c., Mny 3.-A gela,'. aa1 .d
who arrived frdm Richmond to-oa'. ..sotk
whose opportunities for knowing Nv us!9,sdics
ment OF the people there are gooa, %H5e mo5e
the overwhelming defeat OF Mnioas. Mne. iii ~
nlent In cities Vi tha Ssate Wlleles teit
healthy business influences arc OPPOSE
, 1880-05-04
The Washburne Movement AS
sumes Tangible Shape in
This City.
A Mass Meeting 10 1'c Held In Ills III
tereSt This Week ut Turner
I[nll.
Tho Hon. Eugene Hale, Of Maine
Strongly Believes in Blaiue's
Success.
ANTI-rII11,D TERNrERs.

THE FORTHCOMING CONVENTION AT ST.
LOUIS.
Special Dt4pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Sr. Lofts, Mo-. May 3.-Thc arrangements
arc nl,ont completed for tho Anti-Thrt
Term Convention III Masonic Halt Thursday,
and letters which arc being constantly IT.
cciyed by the Executive Committee lr.llratc
that the number of delegates will bc Nulte as
7Mntly ns has Mt my tlniG been Anticipated.
Tickets for 1000 admissions To tho llalL will
be issued, and no more, The anti-thtr,l
termcrs nra even moro 1ubifant over putit-
ical Information III letters ta-lay t!lnn oyer
the prospect Of what tho Convention may
accomplish. information e1,nIng front such
source rs Is deemed reliable il that Oh tho
first ballot ut Chicago twenty-five y0tea from
Pennsylvania Will be cast against Grant, al,d
II.orAnLy Fon nI.A1SE.
In the New York delegation ono IF their null,-
Der rclaim3 sixteen anti -tiratlt lMe1. X member
Of the Kentucky delegation Instructed for
Grant says TINT he nnd tllree, other tlelegaics
from TINT State will certainly oppose Grant,
and that he thinks TINT eight Il, all Of tho
Kentucky delegation will take tint course.
One man In tho Missouri delegation llns DE-
c!arcd himself rs nnti-irant, but tue rest Of
structed on the first ballot, Sherman arpcars
to be the second choice OF n minority Ut this
'fia Texas delegation. from the letters re-
die, hall the delegates being for Grant. lie
ports as to deductions III What las I,cen pop
u!nrly supposed nn assured GrAllt vote III
Chtcugo lave
CHEATED A DECIDED CONFIDENCE
among the friends OF the other candidates
The New York delegation to tho Anti
Tlird-Tertn Convention l,ns tleycopett sD1ne-
thing OF II split, II 1,!alMe, lralls, ntla me
, 1880-05-04

'"'
Dr K.Arn COUNTY.
sn.-,., ,,t,n,,.h ~ ~. f,h,raao 1,rtb,,n.
c,.r. .,t,'',,. n, Wara~'rhn In Eol,, rorn.
ty Republican Convention met At Sycamore.
Il. N. Nitchnr'l Chairman, II. l.. Docs alNl j.
I. Adams Secretaries. The following dele
rates were selected for tl,o State Conye1l-
Inn Inn. T, NV " % Morsh f;core" u, @ = I,rh,nson An.
,,r,. .'. H. t,.rori"a m L'" IL n siccrna % CI,orl"s
iiM alehrjst. G ~ ilublar 5 d. 1saae S KFkuatrck,
William Jackson, John symv. They wore
instructed l,v n vote Of Is for Dlaiue to "a for
t.rnYt trl,nv ,vcrn nlsn tustrurtcd FIR chi
Inn fnr t;ovcr,nr T,e vnta stands. I>or
t'",,o t't n' ~. fr ,t,,riny ,9 =. for s,"it, os
on tic other candidates they wcrc alrecteh
~ "s' ~ Mr,.cr1, cousrr,
sp<eta, En,patfh to me- Chteuoo Tribune.
Ar,Euu. IT,. Nav 3,-'I'ho Mercer County
cmyr,,tlon c1cricd Tina followinr delegates
10 tlc otnte convention: " ~ tfl's, f''i'
1Inrgett, D. ". SctIwiGk, Robert Cailtlur, Il.
l. Petrte, J. i. 3assesI lnstr1ctGu to vote
for blaine dr1egntes, utld john II. 1lnwiey
for t;Oyerllur, aild AfHj. AtcCtauglry for
Treasurer. .-......
dlirSnT COUNTY.
Special D,,nte4 4, III. chicago Tribune.
VE1apNA, ILL.,, A!ay, 3.-YMnr Mondays
l5SllH SlttltS. ttIluGT luE NIllhilA VI Sl!cClll
Vic,in,,. Gr,llly County, ILL.,, Saturday and
INSTRUCTED three delegates, for Grant, No
such convc,!!tion WINS !lel, nor has Grnnt
nrc solitlly for Blaine.
cAss COUNTY.
sp,etat pf,peteh to gns chteaoo Tribune
o,tH an:t;o1 III; M M,y, u MI otm1p,nw a,epTsfs ~.
Sr,,ntn aci.r;aI ns 1"ie,ntns tn lin Sfnts,
1,n,,vm,.tIn1, T:"n n IInnIpcntt n f..
Nfnthn,va mil fi,per Snr1nIs n"lrvntea mt
i,strmrtnif. iinninrntt ia 7nr Wnshhnrnes
Wnthn,sx far illnfms. tnd Sprin, FIR f;mnt.
,',,,,.s,,,, o,,.,.,.r..
HEhCEls COUNTY
Spfead9 utfpoih 70 1"f G.is Cheas9 aT.oas. .,,
AhEnD, 4li't 1lhy 1.-lHH 4hc!cet Coui!y
n Fiji ,lrlrrnft,,n. nlrctcii klnlno Delegates to
SnrinrtirItl. and. for Governor four for Carr
ntm two ff,r iinyJny.
JE,,s1.Y co,tsry.
,,.~,,, ,n..'.tsS =, ~. Hstta.o ,,+,,.,ux
1r,.uw,.,.,t,tS III " Nav s a%o"" ~"nvou.
,1, .,ii,,v @ st III ~ 5,tratos nn5 ~ no stotn
,ts,, i y SeoE". oo Il S,,rl." = " vii,s.,'
anT y ~ ii,,r, nj, re,,,,,,tin,, r., ,,,sfrrota
in fmr nnt 7; % liz iI,atle m iustrI1etnus % for Sinta
tMa,rS t''' '' N''''o 'o '''o'' "s'o's AoA o''''o
PEo11iA COUNTY.
.nsta 2"p9ten e 1hs Cn'eaao aHounf o,t f;,,
iEuisiA, HI, MHS ;n-.l o1 EnI p!!t ItnI!A
soWil ~ ss,iMl Vt ina,. 4Hn H. @I'inniS Enll,
ssen!loll nteetH Mettlesuhy; ITO tnWnsl;lns
III the eoilhly ilc!a tHglr pTlihhrleS cit!tFtlly,
VIII! NJ tAE ~ HEMt" itui!, stn ttal..5st st'!ltt
lt1lse tlclcts'tlo,,s. Il!e oecnltt NAra III ti'ls
ssdLy eieeteu as'eEMt.s @ m.ilEHt nl's1 Glf,sn ,s
aG 1., n.s,.; - @ s w, Msss ,tan;e', nalpM
, 1880-05-04

Flo IN your eoras with the "Jalsacss 4 ctpA
Flu" 1t viii surely curo uud cnl p'liL' ~