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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23

A BIG MoRrGAGE-Mr. Samuels, an
agent for the Louisville a Nashville X. r.,
was here Monday to have recorded the
mortgage Of the road to the Earrings, Of
London, for twenty millions Of dollars.
Ten millions Of this amount is intended to
take up and retire all bonds now outstand-
ing under the several existing mortgages.
The deed has to be recorded in forty-six
counties, and an idea Of the length can be
formed when it is stated hat an uniform
recording fee Of $40 is paid, an ordinary
deed only requiring Sl.25 for recording.
, 1880-07-06

; ATorAL-AnsrlSEscE lecturer, tia Retailer
says, was pressing the point ehat tho Ialbla tor-
baIe tho use Of strung boyeruxeS, When a ll,an
asoso Ia tho audiouue aud said; "AH uuder-
stand It, yau bara proved out os thu Nblo that
It Is wrong: to drink liquor. Now, how do you
reconcile TINT with thu fact that, ut the narraYu
fcast OF Cana, our Bavior turned Watcr Into
wins, and they nil drank Ut ttr' Th3 speaker re-
piled, after momeuts porplexity, at Is trun,
my brother. that tho iac!ilsnt, " YOU have nar-
satsI It, IL spcarlod, and wn have 40 roasnu III
doubt tho truth Ut the statement, but still, will
saY my brethrun and sisters, thAt l % regarl
that W tha moss ul-a}ylsod thing that pynF
Chslat did"
, 1880-07-06

TIE people OF Racine, tho beautiful city
by the lukc aro surprised md delighted to mud
their city tho second In population In tho Htatc
OF wisconsin. The census shows population
in that city Of 1atn, Tho osllkoshers thought
thoy would lead Iluelno, but their census shows
only 15,56a The manufactures Of Naolnc, whleh
aru known to 10 increasing, sturdy, nla healthy,
have giyeu that city tho prtemtnenoo. Thu
popu1auon Of Appleton. anothor sunnutaot,,r~
iux town, Il aQQa. Tho population Ut Appleton
III jB7o was 46lR. Oshkosh T. 06a. and ltaalno LEU.
Its worth Noticing, by tho way, that milwaukee,
has gracefully climbed down In It's population
"esttn,atcs" 1b,000 or 80, and Is now content
with 1ls,4ao, iustea1 OF 10 U00, as reported
fow daYa nro.
, 1880-07-06

DuntSa lrc debate OH thu Irish Relief hill
yesterday, Fr. Gladstone Bail TINT tho stato Ut
ntralrs IN ireland growing out ot opposition to
eviction nenr!y approached n clsa var. ESlc-
ttons werp lamcntnb'y increasing, atd tho polico
fnrco Ind to ho iEcrcased 10 curry them oitt lfo
snid tho ntlly why to do away With tho anti-scnt
ngltatton WINS to remove tho Justification for It
Tho bill was thrn pnsso1 to a. sceohd rcndlng,
notwithstanding tho efforts OF 1.nrtl Randolph
Churchill son tn tho Duke uf Marlborough. md
Mr.. Chaplin, son-it-law to anothur Duke. By a
vntn of nJS tn It1.
, 1880-07-06

term; but MI Of them, except English, Will
find certatn satisfaction III defeat, and this
prospective consolation will prevent thcln
from making my extraordinary efforts to &C.
curu victory.
Tile influence Of the Judicial hcctston at-
fcctlng tho amendments will 10 still .horo
damaging to the Democracy In Indiana. Tho
political object nf .tlIis decision was twofoid
--vlz.: ~ 10 pra,notc Mr.. hendricks cause
at Cincinnati atld {o} to secure Democratic
Offset III October for tho expected Republican,
victory In Ohio. Tho decision failed to so-
euro the first object, ami 1t niny full to sccttro
the second. A review OF tho case shows Tint
tic decision was direct violation Of tho
precc<Icnts TT Indiana md other Suites. Tl,o
amendments received large majority OF all
tho votes cnst thereon. THO raet tint
local township elections were leld d1i
tho snno slay Ind no bearing upon
the question Ut their adoption, stnco tho tlay
for voting oil tho amendments might
have hcui lawfully 1xcll III tho preceding
week OF month, or ut my other time IN tllo
discretion Of. tlie Legislature. flellce tile
volo OIL the amendments WINS III all respects n
specinl election. Had II ocrurrcsl tho day be-
fore or tho t.dy nfttr tho tUwhsltp elections,
tho Court would not llnys had any opp0rtu-
nifty for raisIlig q question Ut comparison be-
TWEEN Tho two aggregates OF tho two separate
md Independent elections. As 1t was. 10
provision Ind been inatlo fur MI of'lcfal ag~
ercgntion OF tho township returns, alM1 tho
Court set lstdo tic amendments, which Ind
received large majoritfcs Of all the votes cast
oil these questions, simply because 1t did not
4. j....f{ al
, 1880-07-06

CANANDA1auA, n. T., n village about forty
iles cnst Of Rochester, hns hoot stntlc fro1nits
everyday q,liot by tho discovery Tint Nrs Jofsl
1lankinc. lawyer If tho piaco, Of htgli standing
md gotsl social position, ctnrrl,-inoHhos. t,tl
n gentleman who hns hitherto bnr,tc M irre-
prouchnbIe reputation, hntt M'saprroprfatcl
s:H H,W0 Of tho funds Of iii estate OF which hu wnH
trustee. Mr. Nanktne !s ssustco os several
cstates, md. az ho Is now believed to ho hank
rrpt, It Is fcnred TINT the heIrs In ncarly every
Iustnncr yyiii ha allfTcrrtS.
, 1880-07-06

Gi;N, GltAxT llas regular income OF So
600 per annu1n, but his rcsorye fnnds were ill-
orci1sod tho iltat two nonthe OF this year by Ills
Bon Ulysses, Jr., who matl0 for tho General u
lucky Investment In Chrysolto mining stock that
ilettgl $4,000 Tho Now Fprk Hour Ia responds
Lie for tt1ia statement.
, 1880-07-06

TIE gentetco OF Atttzon, tic Greek mur-
deser, condemned to death by Minister Muynlrl
ut Conatanttnople, has been suspended. aud 1t Ia
not Mt MI probable that he will evor DO oxccutcd
DY all accounts, ho richly descrycs to be. nut
It Is not dcenod safc TO Bet tho precedent OF
trying naturalzctl cItizens ahroRd without n
Jury, and no other provision Is nude by our laws
for c!lscs Of this kind. Tho h1!niator. who lnay
or may not be lawyer, is tho sole judge OF tho
lAw aud tho facts. 1t Is e question whether n
sontolice 60 Imposed could DO executed without
violating tho spirit it not tho letter, Ut tho Con-
stituttou, Tho better plan, 1t IL clcar would lc
to hayo naturalize% oltizans sent homo to ho
tried, like ot1er orminala, by tho co1,rts of tho
country. It appehrs that no inln has yet been
executed under this Inv, which confcrs tho pow
Or OF llfo and death upon our Minssters and Com
suts In Oriental countries, md It is not probable
that anybody ever will 10.
, 1880-07-06

1}y tho capsigEng Of n yacht on White Bear
Luke, about twelve mica from st. Tatsa. acyun
persons were yesterday. Itappcnts thcro
woro fourteen persons on board tho yacht when
It WIS struck by n heavy eluall. and us the men
on isuar1l wero hy no means expert yachtatncH,
they were unable to prevent tho Incident. 1t Ia
Blid commentary OIL tho kallantry Of tho I'LL.
married men that Ut sevcn who wero on ooartl
all escaped, but not ono made tho slightest CT
fort 10 Bnso tho livcs Of tho women and
chil.lrcn who wero With them IN tho yacht,
whllo tho ono mnrrtctl man on bonr1 persisted tn
attempting 10 ssyo hts wlfo and child.
, 1880-07-06

ANOTHER change In tho ltalian Cabinet
n,uy be anticipated. Tho budget Commissioner
1cccntIy Rppalntc1 hns found that tho oxPenli.
tures in ls79 fur exceeded tho appropriations,
and will In consequence condemn tho present
0oycrumcnt for ita pxtrnvngMuce.
, 1880-07-06

T1tE Richmond fVa.) COMMONWEALTH ac-
ccpts Ilnucock, but Mt tho sumo time says: "wo
have seen evldcnrcs OF a disposition to parade
before our pcoplo tue times an1 platcs whut
Gen. Hancock, In command Of tho Ftler;.l
forccs, overthrow tho Confederate forces.' We
hope this will be discontinued. Our pcuple hnvU
no hnnkoring for crow, Auwovor II may Ue'
t1{ahod ~
, 1880-07-06

TIE Rev. Tam Chuntor lose, n ,inttye Of
India. who was ttclcg,.te to tho !ato Methodist
Conference at CEncInnat. spoke at the Methodist
nfniAsera' meeting yesterday IN missionary work
In Inda lis difficulties, aud tho best ucaps to 30
puEsuel to curry It On. !,
, 1880-07-06

GREAT DnlrAN Is apparently determined
10 suppress by. all tneaus Ia i.s power tho sluvo
tr,t'io III tho Turkish dominlons. Yesterday Ii
fugitive slnve who fled 10 the british E1nbnsxy
at CunstAntinoplo was received and accorded
prOtec4Oll there.
, 1880-07-06
THE EASTERN QUESTION AGAIN,

Tho iuermInub!e anl inevitable Enstern
question is once more sprung upon EUROPE
by tic stubborn Turks, who refuse to be
bound by tho decisions Of tho supplemental
Conference, mid nro preparing to resist tlleln
by forco 1t necessary, and In any event by tho
conventional plan Ut llaggling ald delay, ind
niaYt1g Oft ono Power ugninst another,
which Is peculiar to thon. liy thcir methods
they hnye kept tho Berlin Treaty III alley
nnce for two years, aud now hope to effect q
similar result with tho findings OF the Berlin
Conference.
So fur as the Greek question Is concerned.
It Is doubtful! whether Turkey Will actively
oppose tho verdict OF tic Conference.
'rheye was no clnshiug Of Interests between
the Powers 1T settling upon a now frontier
llnc. Tho Greeks did not gct NIL they ,ynnt~
ell, but they got fiurc. probably, ttnn they
| expected, rs they secured 200, COO square
miles Of territory, the richest city in Eplrus,
| Il new scaport opposit their insular possession
| Of Corfu, ard u tract OF very rich and fertile
country which will greatly lncreaso their
revenues. The decision on this point was
not only speedy but unanimous, and tho per-
emptory manner In which tho Porto was no.
tilted Ut the tlecisEon Indicates. TINT tho
Powers nyo not In q mood to bcar any further
delay with paticnce. Turkey will hardly
tI,lro to oppose them In tho fold, for TINT
would be her Inevitable ruin, but It Is owl
dent tt,at sho Intends to make tho occupation
na expensive rs pussib1a for Grecce, nnd tt,
ti,at end Inns already melted tho Albanians 10
resistance. This mny Involve tho Greeks ln
the necessity Of takiMg tlsolr row, tctrltory
by fosce, which, 1t is said, they aro imply
[ t,rnt,n tUt ttt llt.
, 1880-07-06

THE Cuban Insurgents un.ier Garcia hayo
recently suffered MI. overwhelming anl dlsas-
trous dafcat. Most Of tho inoulbsrs Of tho so-
called Provisional Government h1ye beell 1nAdo
prisoners. mud Garcia ts1Iow hiding iu the mount
aims with only fow followers.
, 1880-07-06

TnE population Of go $50 reported for
New Orlcans, In a dispatch St,ndNy morning, il.
probubly WRONG, md duo to blunder of tho
telegraph. Tho Cincinnati Cunimelctal 0t tho
san,o day gives tho census returns aa al6,&D,
which Ia morn rensonahlc. Tho population oe
Now 0renns in 1870 was l9l i1a. Tho inorei,so In
ton ycars Ia, therefore, 23,a21; Dor cent of In.
CtcILsG. l3. IL,
, 1880-07-06

nhturnitxcd, o1,d WA rich enough in timber To
futnIah scnf7olds nnl collins for alt who consplro
agurlst tho Constitution or vfolatu tho written
lnwH. ffo then went Oh In eny Tint Until Utnh
fln1 nbttirel 1fornbntstn there was no possibility
TINT II could become d BtRtn.
, 1880-07-06

TnE Nation. and Springfield Ilepttblican-
P'nrisecs both-gcquit GARFIELD completely Of
All " "ct4lrges" malt against him. Thu former:
Inns reviewed both tho Credit MoDI'er anll tho
Do Golyer mnttors patiuntly, fully, md fntriy,
and It doesn't leave tho Democrats per to hung
Il complaint. much less IL Charge, UPON.
, 1880-07-06

"Tao MANY seol!vps," "too many fsilt,"
.'tuo biz Il tvAu,"- wliat tho boys III Lsn0
used to sYy Ut Winfield scott Hancock, tho
regular-ariny murttnct. He forgot thlt thoy
wursn't mcro hireltngs, Or ordinary sodlc4s, hut
cItzcus lighting for uln!r country.
, 1880-07-06

TEACHING Spanish III tho public schools Is
orc of tho questions Of tho day III Sun Erllcisco.
Nnt TINT tho ux xport1ncnt hnsAotuaily been 1nAac.
Tic school authorities arc reiuolnnt to utislcr-
tako It. Hut the press and n number Of cotll-
murctal men nro demanding 1t, and tho Hoard
will haro 10 Eiye way. There Is n good donl 1T
trndo with Mexico md Central 'AmerIcA from
Sun Francisco. md tue demand for youths wig
can speak English And spau!sh Is constantly is-
creasing. hut this would seem to 10 II branch
OF instruct1n f1r cotnmorcIul college. not
legltttMute plrt OF Il coinnloi,. school education.
, 1880-07-06

ance. Should ti,e Turk resist, his caso cot1d
bp quickly Settled. 80 lolR rs ho does hosl-
inR l,o Is an elephant OF tho llal,s OF thu
Powers, who can ]nrtlly relnoyo ilnl without
running ngalMst encii other.
, 1880-07-06

pErEn Coo,Rn asWl Sam Gary callatt or
Hancock tlla day aftcr Ills nomination, and cueh
presented him With hugo bunttlo Of 9reentack-
tracts. They remembered TINT ho wu5 In favor
OF paying tho bonds III trroloen,ablo scrip In
, 1880-07-06

Mn GoscnEy, Ambassador Of England to
Turkey, IL said to hnve demanded tho removal
of tho Turkish Minister for Foreign Atrairs, OIL
tho ground that he has Intrigued 10 toulcnt
Albanian resistance to tho carrylng out Of
tho decisions Of tho Dcrlln Conference.
, 1880-07-06

A FInE broke out IN, secondhand c1otlt'
Ing store at Pensacola, Flu. yesterday. which
burned down Utmost MI cntiro block. The iosa
Ia estimated Mt 3slN0.
, 1880-07-06
chi report os the Company In 1876 put tho tloa,.

cial taport os the Company In 1876 p.lt tho toat
ing t1cht Ut tho rn1routt aud iron MD ctal cnr-
roratlons ut nnIy <;Nl,0p, while 1t WIS rnal1y
$7.1l4Jpl. Tho nccUiints OF 1H1b wbrc lnntu 10
represent not profits ot f3,sS OH. while thcru
WIS nctnalIy n nut loss Of &2,0os,105. Tho litter.
est Gil tho funded dobt III 1876 wns <8,l4J,Mt7.
willie tho not earnings wcro only f+,0tu,5o
There wns dotlcloncy In that year it. Interest,
dEyideins,' md lakes OF $5,s:a,30l, and It was
nado gotl l,y temporary loans nnA Aee0titl nnrt-
RnKD lrpnds. Ill ilyo years. frt,n 1871 To tS75,
s1ivhlc1tls wcrc pAld to MI amount of
In cxccas OF whit woro cnrt!cE.' Aceorltnx to
tho writer Of tho pamphlet, tho flcts OF tho s!tu-
atlon wero conoenlcd by expert housekeeping.
, 1880-07-06

THE Buffalo Express. very strict Ropnb-
toan journal, which wanted uruut nominated ut
Ch!ongo, oou,es out with u strong protest agntnst
tho Republican tnaohlnu tl1ctAttoi, which bus no
lonY bcon exercised IN Nov York Btate.
, 1880-07-06
TRIBUNE I}itASt:II OFFICES.

1'rE tIircAno TRIBUNE ttns csthollAhod branch
ccs for the rccGpt OF subscriptions nud auFoftlaa'
A,cnta fdltnws:
Nl:W Yt.kK-i,non, . Tribune Building. r. Il. Nc
FAnpsH Manager.
ul4AtGOw, scosland-A1lan's American NoNs
Agency. II Itennetd.st -.....
LONDON. Eh1.-Aucricnn Exchunqt, ~ strand
1iEShY r tilLl.I1, agent.
WASIlINGTuN. u. C.-1a!1 street.
, 1880-07-06

1r Is rumored TINT JudEe William Law
renco, OF Ohio, all x-hton,bor Of Congress-, will
bc MppoIntcd First Controller af tho Currency,
ufee Judge Porter, whn has resigned To nuke tho
canvass for Governor of 1,l,ltAll1.
, 1880-07-06

Al,oCr 5000 persons turned out ut Elnpo-
rim, kns., yesterday. to welcome Gen. Grlnt. a
lnrge military procession, speeches Of welcome,
and display Of trcwoska wcre tho prlngpa
features of tho OCCASION.
, 1880-07-06

PA1.poSs for nll tho Frencl, Communists
arc said to he already signed, md that tho fact
will bt published 0n tllp l4th Inst.
, 1880-07-06

Af1s. GLADSTONE: statel In tho Il0uso of
Commons yesterday TINT tho effort to form Il
South African confederation Inns flt!lcn through.
III ropty to question about tho removal OF Sir
Dartlo Frcrc, he gnvo M ovAsIvo answer,
, 1880-07-06

Anpun1tAIlAS KHAN has once ngain sent q
pacli.c message TO tho Governor. General Of
Intlia Rnl once aRan It is atnted thnt peace will
10 concluded, md thut Attlurruhnn Khan will 10
made rulux OF Cabul. but under Dritish protco-
, 1880-07-06

Tue Marquis of harrington stated yestcr.
day Ia tho Etouso OF Commona that the cost Of
tho wnr with Cnbul wus $46 600 600 over tho cstl-
mates Of tho Tory Government. Tho deficit
which tho Government will ho Obliged tn make
up during tho next fiscal ycur ia |lAh h35 QtN.
, 1880-07-06

CnAnLEsroN, s. C., llns population OF
40 o.; by tho new cnnEus. THO Unlto,1 Stntcs
CENSUS Of 1H;0 placed tho population Of Chlrlrs.
tot, 1T !. .aS5,-atOl2 whites ind @..,D7j bncks md
colorel. Tho United stntns cG,sus pf isGQ
paecd 1t at Ao.5ID,-2Jle1 whltts and II, lOS
coloccd. Tho Unttcu stntos census OF t81O pi,trel
1t ut is,nG, ,-,74O whites a1,l .G,..V5 blacis and
cotorcd. Tho United States census for 1ys0
placcs It Mt 40,0s.-wh,tca, II ,s33 and bincke md
oo!orcd, aT,fHi, aaln over tho census Of 1870 of
seyenty"ono There hnA boon n dcorcaso 1T
2,015 in tho white population since 1850, and Of
LOU In tho lust decade.
, 1880-07-06

SEVERAL. Important failures have occurred
at Belgrade, IN scrrla. a co1nlDcrcal erisls III
the city "a thrcntenct!.
, 1880-07-06

TuE Connecticut Grcenbackers yesterday
went through tho empty form ut nominating
candidates for Governor nrd other Stato otlccrs.
, 1880-07-06

THE editor Of LegitlmIst orNn at Paris
fought duel with tho cdlthr ct ono Ut tho ltnti-
teal sheets Of that city yesterday. Tho Radical
editor wis bully wounded.
, 1880-07-06

TIE strike Of the cottoi, operatives at tho
1toselcy tEnq.) Jstricthuse ended. a compromso
aus been elected With tho employers.
, 1880-07-06

1'EAc1: is completely restored Mt puenos
Ayres, Tho port has bcen opened 10 commerce,
tho natIopnl troops hare been Withdrawn, and
d the provincial troops dtsbanlc,l. r.
, 1880-07-06

4 PAMPHLET just published. In London
putp0Eta ~ kly0 q eorEuet hst0ry OF tala atlalra
Ut Tho lseadirx ltuilroal Company during tho
last few yenry. Thu Wtltet Hssurt5 that tho OIL
, 1880-07-06

feyso,,s leurimy folyn fur the etason, und s'tsn-
,ner tittrelcts, cnn huM THE DAIRY T,tlBHsE
.mi1etl tu them, posntM, for si.o5 ,tr 'nonu. IN
e|ulu Sunday e4litiui, 0r at.09 per mouth 1ctl1-
out II; aud the address ,oM bc ttanyed Us Often Us
GcaffHL
, 1880-07-06

THE French Amnesty bill IS amended by
tho Sounto WIZ introduced 1nto tho Chamber OF
Deputies yesterday by u. constans. and re-
fersed to tho appropriate Committee. The 1uetn-
bcss Of tho Left arc In Qua11ArY as 10 wh4t
coutso To adopt In reference to tho measure,
, 1880-07-06

IlESRr WATrE1tsoN thought n short tima
ago that Hancock Wns "a fool III sh0ultteE~
htraps." Now ho thlulss that he II "aupefb."' A
fool nay 10 "suposh," ..,.
, 1880-07-06

THE Prince Of Wnlas spoke OF himself ns
q "ptlxau" OF QeUnt nrltAiu at u public dinner
In Iondon, and was vigorously chcercd tor hls
good. fUllQWshtp. -.
, 1880-07-06

PATRIOTS can appreciate this a,iecdoto:.
Al, Engllshnlan hired Il ycssgl to visit Tuneaoa.
Ills riiotl M t''d nrecE remarked With t ar tf
thut tiur i!aot lny." . What t!uotI' Ankod lilo
Nrtun. "Whnt tItt't I" ru1DInpel tho pilot In As
ut tho RitHc Ut Troy"
, 1880-07-06

THE cclchration OF the Fourth Of July
yesterday did not piss oir Without It's usslai list
OF FREQ fights and ra!lrold a.d othor ncc['lrnts.
broken limbs, injured eyes, nEppctl noscs etc.
Quo Of tho mist lanlontablo occurrences sys,s
tint i,y which Cnpt. Hammond, Ut tho schooner
Satisfaction, inat his Nfe. lie had bce., shooting
with rcyaiver from tho deck Of hta 1oat Into
tho lako. After u while he honlesl tho shooter
TO bis SIN, who III arr.,tgfng tho cartridge en.lse
tho hammer to CONF down suddenly. Tue bull
lodged III his fathers brcast, who almost In
gta.1tly died OF tho wound received.
, 1880-07-06

Gov. MURRAY. tho recentty-app0lnted
Executive Ut Utah. delivered q Fourth.of-1uly
oFat,ou yesterday III wh!gh ho took oocasIon to
outilno hls policy towuEda tho ,Aorluons. Ito
s4!d that thu tree Ut liberty haa Krown broad
enough to Gh:ltrr I'll patriots, natIYo md
, 1880-07-06

Ifoofey'A Thcntrc.
nandrIntl strcot. betwcnn Clark and In Sala. En-
Rnrun,ent Ct Mr.. Gcorwo ifulfand. "Osr 1entlanon
FttcnIa."
, 1880-07-06

1Iavertr's Thchtre.
Iearbnrn btrOot. cornct OF Mouroo Ahgast1
DaIss n0ya1 Mildly"
, 1880-07-06
AAlUSEAtESrS.

McVicker'A T'icstrn. ....
Nnd.son Btrcok between t0astcfn and stat0.
Engagement Of II. u. Mahu's Coua Dporn Company
"FAtlniIzn."
, 1880-07-06

Olympic Thentsc.
CLARK street, betw l.nkp md Nnndn1pt. EugnRa-
niei,t uf Miss Ada Hrny. "Ktst Lynne"
, 1880-07-06

WAX hEEUHAIuhNb. OAUN'I hAlHL T..
The Republicans did mt "ratify" thcir
nominations Immediately after tho Chicago
Convention, md some Ut the Democratic Or
galls found in tl,ls fuct much cotnfort and etl-
counagcment. But the explanation Is simple
md satisfactory to tho Republicans thonl-
selves. Tile campaign Tor the noin!natlon
was long and fierce. Those was much fac-
tEol1-iigllting. Alcn's feelings wero rs deeply
enlisted almost rs 1T n Presidential cuul-
lmlgn. Important principles were involved.
The Convention was prolonged over n week,
or. including tho preliminary work, ten dAys.
trho unit rul0 was discussed nlul nbrogated.
District representation WIS established.
ThIrty-six ballots wero taken, and in ttlgnl
nlt tho fortunes Of two or moro f1lustrious
pasty-Ieaders wero involved. Tho onnti-thirtl-
term feeling WIS very strong, nrtl equally SO
tho devotion OF Gen. Grants partisaAs to
thcir chosen leader.
Tho reaction WIS bound to come. Tho
human mind IL capable Of bearing straln
only for Il short tIule. The nerves ina'st
rest. Tho lrulgs Will grow tired. Mon cunt
lie always excited about politics; always
saving the country and noglectlug their bvst-
ness; always sklr'nlshing about lobbles and
A.lorntng headquarters" There must be
intervals Of isldustry.s CampaEgn-funds must
be earned rs well rs sbeut.
The qntet which followed the adjournment
OF tile Chicago Convention was like that
which succeeds n heated Presidential cnll-
pnigll. It wns not apathy Or despair, but
simply an unulloyed content 1t canlo ''lLko
tho benediction which. follows aftor prayer"
No Republican WIS dissatisfied with Gar
field. Mono feared tint liz could not DO
elected. ilo was eyorybody's sGconA clloicc.
AL admitted TINT lu would unite tho party
nn1 inspire MI enthusiastic campaign. It
wns felt on a1l sides that ho would bo q grow
| Ing cailditlate. hut there wero five months
10 do tho ra!ifying in, a,ld tho tired workers
| not u,,laturally thought 1t might be wIso 10
rest tho first month, 10 TINT tho soreness Of
! the Into canvass might entirely disappear,
antl tic whoio party, forgetting that 1t ever
Iad been divided, might }olu In Vigorous
md successful campaign.
Tho experience Of tho Democrats was
different Tho masses OF tho purity had but
| OF TlltlGl, their Old Man 0f tho Sea. Boluc oil
them would liayo liked to noinihato Thur
nun, but they know that tho Republicans
could bent Thurman. They would haye
BEEN proud Of Dayard. but they felt he
was all impossible candl.lasu. Tlcy would
lave rojolccd over Seymour. but thoy cot.lt
not get lin. They accidentally tulnblctl Il
Hancock, al,d felt that they Ind discovered
tl,oir Moses. 1t was n llappy deltyerslrc,
from q clloico OF evils. Tile canvass hat
beon comparatively qllot. Tho Convention
WIS perfectly harmonious. Tho nomination
, 1880-07-06

Enttrfd Al Ia I'ott-D.es II chtta9o ill., AZ Bteond4
G1lss Matter.

Forthc bcnctt a. our patrnns whn dossro 70 asad
single copies Of Yt1E TnsnESE through tho rA'A va
gif herewith tho traIslont ratio Of pOsta4es
|t7r1fsftt, fft l4tpH
EIeht a,d rwevs Page rapes cn!ts
kxt4pn laX0 Paper. toat4
fnrtf9n.
Eight and Twg7o PAgo oF."....,....,ss...@ een4
kGtGH1 EutQ Paper eHAk&
, 1880-07-06

YESTERDAY WIS very generally observed
md celebrated as tue Natiounl 1Ioluy both In
Ch!cugo aud throughout tho country gcnernlly.
AT htlao wo wcro blessed with superb Wcuthar,
antl tho day was altogether given over 10
nmusoinont.seck!ng,- r1ees, tho baso-bnil
mitch, tho thontr,s, tho lako-hoat excursions,
and Il,nlcruus picnics furnishing rccrcn-
tiun for Il Roodly portion OF 'Chicugo'a
hulf-tnilion inhnbta,ts. No moro thnn
thu usunl qunta of casualties ntteudaut
upuu profuso indulgence In firearms md ilre-
works socms to hnva occurred, aud tho number
of fatalities WAS not targc. Outs!lo Of Chtcayo
tho tlny was widrly observed nftcr tho usual
fua6fOu.
, 1880-07-06

"What Is your estimator e
"Ainrk my wtrds for IT," replied tho Inspector,
with wiso Look, that le Will not rcuch 4U0 wv.