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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

RICHMOND AND rErkRssrpa,

= =
RICHMOND AND rETERsBupa,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, March 2,
~ 1880, trains on this read viii run as follovs.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 n, THROUGH MAIL daily. connects,
FOR Charleston, Ssy9Bnsh, Augnsss
and Aiken (via thariest0nj, RaelSs
Jacksonville. Stops only al Chest,
and Manchester. aud a, Halfway on
$50 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN dan,
PaSengsrt takins this ,ran viii Es!
close connection q; Petersburg for
10 35 T.. NJ. THROUGH MAIL ds,iy. conp,c.,,,
for Weldon, Wilmington, Hsl,i@tF
Charleston, SayannBh. Augusta. -,
lumhia, Atlanta, Macon. sisu;golre 90
Mobile, New Orleaus. snd aii .oisi.
South and SOnhwe.f. Pullman e,ee-l
ing-cJ from Washington f,r NJ.
miB2ton, Savannah, end fie So,,t
StoDs ONLY At Manches.er and ,he,;cr
and Half WAY on sigma.
700 \. ~, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN div
except sundAyj' pa ear 4
LEAVE pETnRsBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily. connec,'r,
with Richmond, frcdrricks bgry 49,
Potomac railroad foi al 1lints Norf,-
East. and West stops A. Narr,l1'
ter and Chester, All % Half.W.y
and a. Drurys Bluff. 4u signal 'p
e:25A. 81, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN d,u,
lexceD; sgnoayj. s,oIs q. all 81.
s44P. n. THROUGH MAY. day. sor,e,,,.,
with Richmond, Frtde rlcksD1fs az
Potomac railroad for -.i points 80
and West Also, making l0se "a. 80.
ton with the Ches401sAe and osfe
railroad for the Virgins 7trings "a
all points North and West. This 49,
stops at Manchester aud hester MS
at Halfway aud Drugj's Bluff. i.
signal.
LOOP. ~, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN d,r,
Except sunday; passenger car a..
iachfd.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg vii star. from
tie ApDomattOx dopot
mono q A. NJ. and $50 T.. 81: cave Pei.-s
burg 0:30 A. VI. and $50 =. ~. every SUNDAY.
mh 10 I'D. KLINE. SuDsrin endecf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

E,OR NEW YOR K.-The ola zcfksaFs.
Il Dominion Steamship Company's sssss6sssss
steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain GIBBS, will sail
FRIDAY, ApTi I'd at L. O'Clock A. N.
Freight received until o O'Clock A. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed ana goods FOR
warded with dispatch to all points north, south.
east, and west; also, TO foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, SI2; eerage, SO and
IS.
For freight or passage apply 20
e.. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agente,
NH 3I-9f COMMANDS Wharf. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

EOR PHILADELPHIA AND IfgSS
h FALL RIVER.-SteaIner EVER .>zsksss
MAN. Captain CARR. Will receive freight for the
above pOrls until FRIDAY The I'd instant. OF 10
O'Clock A. NJ j. W. MCCARRICK.
an Lot General Southern Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioheers.
NH 25.27.30 ,ap1 .5,7&td'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-01
By Grubbs < Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

prcu,pnsoN 6 Co, Auctioneers NH 2
, 1880-06-03

HAS tho Eighteenth tCnlro) District. altar
appointing lts own ura1,t Delegates Ia chIcnvo
tho further right to nppoint two Grant ,le,cxatcs
for tho First District OF ChicnHu, which appointed
nnti-0rant rlclcgntcs7 fIas tho Sixteenth Di,s
trct. after appo ntlns 1rant Delegates fur itsclf
tho right tn appoint 0rant delegates for thc
ntltsvilln Gctnan Seventeenth District, vhIch
hui already appointed two antt-Grant dels-
Hntcs? 1iaa tho Nineteenth EEyptiun District
nfttr appointing its two Grant delegates. I'M
right to impose two nnrU Grant delegates upon
tho Chicago Third District, from which MT a
single Grnnt man WIS seut to tho Htato Conyon.
uon7 Yet this Ia precisely whit hns bcun At.
tempted. Tho National Convention viii acyor
sanction, suof, stnto-sovcrcgnty, 1}oss rnscality.
mud AntI-Ikopllbi!cnn rule.
, 1880-06-03
THE rH1RD-TERM THING DEFEATED.

THE THIRD-TERM THING DEFEATED.
Tho greatest objection to tho nomnatlonof
Gen. Grant has been tho oycrraltng hostility
of tic American people to the violation Of tho
National tradition TINT 10 1,tnn should hold
tho o'llco Of rrcsidont beyond two terms, or
longnr than George Washington held 1t.
1'his objection has been so dcep-rooted and
widespread that II there were no other cause
of opposition 1t was Of sufficient weight to
coMppl tho most samgulno Republican to
doubt the ability OF tlle party 10 elect Gen.
Grant. The attclnpt to enforce q nomination
and TO bravo n1d defy the popular sentiment
Inns but intensified tho strength Of the oppo-
BitiUll.
Tho Convention mot yesterday, md so
far progressed In the organization atll
In tile interchange of sentiments among
delegates rs to show that nearly two-thirls
of those legally elected were dotcrlninedly
opposed to tl,ird-tertnisn. Attur careful
revision OF the lists Ut delegates al1d nscer-
talnnont Of their opinions UP to tho npsning
Of tic Convention yesterday on the question
Of third.terlnIsEn as affected by tha OK
cluslon Of tho unit E,le md tie admission OF
district delegates, wo gtye table showing
tho comparative strength of thirll-termtsnl
nnti antt-thlrd.tcnnism. The following aro
tho ngures:
, 1880-06-03

Gen. Glunt ought not tn compel tho Convetl-
tlon to ,ltrcct yoto In which tho rejection Of
thlrti.ter1nlsm will take tho form IT reJac-
t!or Ut himself.
Before tho meeting OF tho Convention TO-
dny 1t Is 10 bo iinpcsl Tint tic pcnce, harmony,
and union Of tho Republican party will he
thoroughly rctslablisled by tito anthorita-
tivn announcement TINT tle,s. 0ra,lt'H nat'io
will not bc presented M that nf 4 candidate,
md tl,at tic .leicuntes, relieved Of NIL anxiety
OH tint subject. will bo ut I1burly ut o.lce 10
ulttte upon st,il,r oMo nf tic other candidates
whose nomination will In accepted by tho
party rs certainty 0f i,llun uIuI SUCCESS.
, 1880-06-03
ERIE STOCKS.
Tho Flutter In the New York Market
Yesterday Kuinors Cohccrulng tho

Tho Flutter In the Nav York Market
Yesterday - Ku,nors Concerning tho
Company.
sptelat Dtspateh to 7as onteaqo 1s.bant.
NEW YoIK, Juno "A prominent feature
III tho business Of tho Stock Exchange to.dny
was the activity In Eric stocks G1ld junior
bonds, Which recorded Ill advance of to3
per cent, due to tho fact TINT the Company
Inns commenced to pay the first interest due
on tho new consolidated second-mortgage
bonds and funded IS. Though tho dfst H.
forest IL met promptly, skeptlcs maintain tae
money ias not been acquired lrglun!atoly
from the earnings Ut the road. Reports aaf9
been thick in Wall street that Eric borT0Wea
tho funds wherewttll to pny tho Interest,"
G tnis sna sa otss se wy Sss6 Econ eS"s II
creased. These rilmnrs lnRy hnye prcYetsAtt
n further advance In Eilu securities tl1nn tllas
recorded today, but, MS MI effort to uepfess
prices, tho course Of tho market shows u'es
fFS fesas'!e ID a'9yt Jywofs te'fd saa tonight: "Ar
ports and r,nlors about our borrowing inGasy ns
for tile payment of interest are malicious
fNbricnttotis designed by their linscrupn!ous
AUTHORS to nlure ing0rAtlt ard tnlioGeht tSe tset
po who hoId tho Companys scc65tttsss nrdt ssars are.
by. l have heard thcse reports Myself ,'iuH TN
originate ia Wall strcet. xii the stories 81 !
9 a9thGslSs sb c6th ySah to Say aFo manufactured 0D'
pesa ~1Hs isefss.as e. sa@''ns ''t Of t' ''"''a,
"No. on tlle contrary. since tho p.eseein,ss ei,s
Company. took elayEo Of tho properly ,Giv tav
toatlllx debt lad becll steadily alltt 1apt%At pnst
9es{y 99eeFf{asig; sgodS Ts w" 5 pT9psrty prcyyns Is u I'll @
time: Tho .enrnIrgs nre constantly ts;it iii
standby increasing, nild the net Income ", "
, 1880-06-03

crnts nibed tl,eu Will, l,,tcnsn nolst, nm) hlus-
tcr. Tl,oy nlnyr,l til {!raut t,uuo will every
,n,sst)lo yurIat,on. WIrp Thoy know Tint
t,rnnt In t1,o cnslest unit aIone nit t].o cantll
tlntr. to drfroi. Tl,cvf be1tbyr,, that they
cnutd tlcfcnt him nycu w1tl, ridden, their
weakest man. Tbey ielt t}iatnu Tie lssue Of
n third tarm n1ono. no ollohA ahd tletestablo
tn thn majority II Inn Amerlnn;, !ncon1c, tbev
cnu,i .1efrnt lin. Tl,oy knew Tint tl,ny Ind
in addition to this tm fearful dgitno,,cl,cirs.
shortcomings. mf,tnkes, atnl corrubtlons Of
hla tyn terms. whjcl, wouti furnish them
viii, abundant mn,ertat to set before tho
,rnute.-n record tint would oycrwl1et,n auy
nnn. They know TINT Il would u]ace tho
1,rm,bjcnn unrty and urass on tllo defensive
nunfu.t serlrs Of assaults It could not with.
stnnl nut, that the moment Grant WIS non-
tuntptt yictory vus In thoir i,a1uls though
their nun might be as weak M water, They
ycarnc,1 for Grants nominatiun. They
prayc,t aud wrcst|cd for 1t. But they have
Inst It. mid lu,ut their holes,
Thcy t1i,l not know tho u,ot, tl,oy wcro try
fur Il, l,iuff. Thoy unicrcstInotetl tho encr-
~. COURAGE. honesty uu.l good sot,sc Of tho
1naasns of lilo Republican party, All tho
| trnnrhcou-fourtsl.nr mid whtpashing of the
| machlne leaders, antl tho brpggatlocio and
|
, 1880-06-03
THE BREWERS.

BuyEALo. N. r., June a.-The Nn1ona'
nrewers' Convention assembled! toeay;
Henry Il. Reuter- was elected President M.u ~.
Conrad 8eipp, Of Chicago, one o. o,a,. 40
Honorary Presidents. After tue appVIIn ppN.In,,
nlent Of various committees, tho cohse11'n'N'
1he TeYenue collected from brewers ,,.a1 M,9
dealers In malt liquors for tho Inst ssa' III ,or yoT
amounts to $40, tx, $50, which ls S7pSo r. ns usar
than received from tha satne source 19 IN. II.
preoealng Tho total income ilom ts s,nr" 1.H lis
terna!:Fsvengs tx On e,!.s !nat 1eo's ''n''
The report Of The Committee on Agtt"Is Ai!ga,11Is-
Tas E.sd. showing decrease ,sa1 ~ tG Gsotnnps1sa
with ISIS over l,4o, ,000 galions, Wh'5ieo h'5io AZ ~.
exportation Of American beer tor ,i,,c 1nts ~
ceeded that Ut 1875 oyer S3lo GU n sasn asaisl,fy
The brewing establishments Of me csivr ~ rf,ts-
now number over 8000, which ai'nnalstys * III III.
sumo 8, ,ooo, ,0oo bushels Of hurley anu ''''
IT'S number Of Delegates In attendance
about 40Q
, 1880-06-03

LooAN's persona! organ yesterday morn.
Ing suppressed tho mornor1ul Of tho forty.two
Illinois delegates and altcEnatos from tho ton
lIstranchtscd districts. WIS II done by the
Dnss orders, or was 1t piece OF tho nawsphncr
enterprise for which TINT pnp. b0ttlo concern ii
dlsting1ishetlY It also nmitted tho Doglaratlon
OF Independence frum unit-1lo rulc Of twenty.
three Pennsylvania fclcgntes. Just as 1t n,p-
pressed tho tlly before similar declaration
from Boss-rule In Ne York Of nineteen Of TINT
delegation. II tho "0rYnn" would tleyote
ltte mnro of its space. .to news and less to dtnr
dntribcs ngunat 1'ItK Tn1nuNE, its readers
would hare o butter idea Of what WIS hnppcnjns,
, 1880-06-03

GEN. LOGAN made q desperate effort to
appcni to tho galleries In tho Convention yos-
tcr,iay wheu ho offorod a slmplo resolution that
a certain number Of Tickets be distributed 70
tho Union Veteran Association. Con. LoFAu's
rather premature effort At otatory In this oaso
WAS deprived Of tA aim when tho Convention
voted without dtssent To distribute tho tlckots
rs suggested. II booame apparent that tho sen-
sation which he sought to oteato was sttll-bofn.
Ths only impression tho outbusst loft upon tho
assembled audience was. that Con. Logan wont
out of biz way to explain that "ths Association
Ia question did not saek adm!ssion In ortaer to
shout for anybody In Particular" Nobody In
tho Convention had nisdo any such charge.
There WIS no opposition to tho admIsslou Of the
Union Veterans, Nhioh Gen. Logan md h!s tai
low.delegntes might hny0 secured yestetday by
distributing their tiekot8 among them, sauoe tho
tickets were xiyeu out pru rala TO tho National
Committee and tho delegates. The appeal to
tho gallex1es waa aboFt!Vo
, 1880-06-03

THE Republican National Convention
opened In this atty yesten'uy. Full delegations
from every stAte nnd Territory wero present,
anti tho galleries wero filled with weli-iresscd,
respectable audience. After tho customary
rrlyer md M address by D1n Cameron, In which
he tuok occaslon to counsel harmony and tho
nomination Of mon strong In themselves and
strung In tho confidence Ut tho peoplD, Senator
f1oar, OF Massachusetts, wills unanimously eloot-
cd Temporary Chairman. und Col. Jahn II.
Roberts, OF Chtcn9o, and G. L. hlaeuo. Of Penn
sy1vanfn, Temporary Seurotaries. Sonator tioar
delivered an nblo, eloquent, and stalwart Bpoeeh
on tho mission, principles, and purposes OF tho
Republican pnrty. which Was frequently intor-
riplcd by rntturous applause. On motion Of
Mr. lInlo, of MninD, Committees on Credentials,
Permanent Organization, Resolutions, and tsules
wcro appointed. each Comtnlttce consisting Of
ono motnbor from tho vnrious Stata aud Terri
t01Rl delegations. On tho call Of the roll OF
Etates and Territories, notico OF contests woru
announced, In accordance With resolution Of
fer.tl by Mccormick Of ArtEnno, frpm Alubamn,
Louisiana, Pennsylvania, and Utah. 4 motion
to furnish tho Chairman Of tho Unlon Veterans
Association with 500 tickets of admission for tho
use ot victorian union soldiers waa unanimously
nduptcd, nftcr which tho Convention adjourned
to meet Rt II o'clock this morning.
, 1880-06-03
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

r~ns CHICAGO TR1nt;NR Inns established branch
offices Tor tho rocopt 0f subscriptions md advoFtne.
nehls a. follnwat
NEW Y01lK-itoou, u Tribune nulttine. F.T. hlu-
EAnpHN, MnnREGr. ..
2LAsuow, scntiand-Allan'a American Nowa
Agency. st HenHcld.sL
LONDON, Ene.-AmnrtcAn Exchange. ~ btfana.
3ikHnY +. a1I,i.tn, Agent
WAHLiEGTUN. d. E.--l3la r street.
, 1880-06-03
COMMENCEMENT.

JACKSONVILLE, Ill. Juns sa-As tue stss ,ss
Presbyterian Church to-day was hs'I t,cr.
aftieth anniversary Commencement o. o. ~, NJ,
sonyllla Felnale Academy. upo1l, wAlSn ,,,th
casIon eleven young lad!es graduates. ".,k III.
high laonors and received diplomas ~ Is
lows: jessie stil!wall, iianns9a! nj %t|a T.
Flsssoil, Eoaslaua, 1fo.; Lulu u: YSq5isi, Yt;e,iee'
st, Louls, Mo-; Nallis F: Iiunston' sHfHSa frola
I'LL Mary j, Davis, whitehall; ah4F FniaT. 1
Jacksonville, Alice We'll, h'anche n ~ 1Rstj4
Nellie .; Savage. Nallle T. Fastel1' @''
N. Smith,
, 1880-06-03

THE thlrd-tesm organ In this city, at no
time particularly remarkable tor enterprise Ia
gathering news, has shown even pronounced
tudisposiuon to publish tho uews about Hia Con-
vennou aEatEs. Tho most important evnnt day
boforB yeAtorday VIVA ths protest OF rineteen
New Fork delegates against the t'tnntsslutlon :"
imposed upon taom and the declaration Of .thetr
purpose to oppose tho nomination Ut Qsant.
, 1880-06-03

Nit EMIL PnEronlua c.lttor Of tho leading
German Republican pnper of st. Louis, received
tho following dispatch yesterday, which orp'a!ns
itself:
ST. LOUIS, Juno 2.-Tho Convention Of tho
Turners Untont sitting In 1nllannpnlls, repre-
Fenttng H. 400 vntera, almost tlnnnmouRly ndupt-
od resolutions Requesting tholr constituents to
voto ngAnst Grnnt If nDlnlnMtod.
LEO ItABslHrn.
, 1880-06-03

T,tE newspapers aro humping themselves
on hnatlliucs. Tho Cincinnati Enquirer, lkan-
Ing tho coatost IN horso-raco, gives QUO linz to
Htlcr,n4n's chunccs, viz:
lceherE securing nAdly, md Acknowledged 10 DO
Out II tic ltnc1,
Aud thon 1t glyean Democratic boom to Grant;
Tho sphinx an Hourly 1noruasing F&vorlt In tho
lGIIh.
strong Indications TINT 0Exnt VIII Do Nominated
OF tho First Ballot
InuoOd, tho ln,prosslnn Il GrnwlnG that No Other
Candidate VIII f51 Named III
EuIFGutinnttt
, 1880-06-03

TnE 10. prints the name Of aman down
Ia tho country somewhere WIN went to a ncvs-
stand and told tho donler TINT ho didn't want
TIN CHICAGO TnInuSE, atid ho might "stapPit,"
as he wAs not n third -terEer, hut iifc-tormer,
With Col. Fred for tho succession; but 1t omitted
to print tho nu1nos of tho 10, ,00O antls who hare
ntf1rgtl II.
, 1880-06-03

have obtained appropriations In tho rnst fpr nil
the Improvements which were necessary. Tile
President will doubtless veto tho Items because
Of tlotr cxtrnvaynncc.
, 1880-06-03

ABOUT $50 persons linvu died In tho Prov
iners Ut Kurtlistat1 aud tAFn1ertn Of atArvatton.
Eomo 10000 ppraons will have tobe eupnortad fur
the noxt two months It thoy arc to be kept allye.
, 1880-06-03

THE Captain Of u Dun,arars vessel which
arrived ut Qnernstnwn ycates,lny, reports hny-
Ing seen rnft. which. frum tts construction,
must have hoen put together In Il M,nn-Ut-wnr,
iu latitude u, longitude 10 W; aiso several
corpscs dressed In white. Tho Dplnton Il TINT
bath tho raft and tho oorpsea belonged to tho
missing 6hip Atnlanta.
, 1880-06-03

LEON SAY, speaking ut tito Lori mayors
banquet lust oyenlng, sold that ho WIS confident
TINT Eng!ana md Franco would ngreo on Il llb-
ernl commercial treaty.
, 1880-06-03

VAn1ous proposals put forward yesterday
IN tho Houbc to help tho circulation Of aitycr
coin were defeated, ~ wns also proposition of
Congressman m Field. ct !, Massachusetts, for the
rcpoui OF tho Silver Dolthr Inv.
, 1880-06-03

TJIE Butler Democrats OF Massachusetts
have deol.lcl to send l,llt Stato delegation to
tho Dluclnnatl Convention, and, as tho rcRulur
Dotnocrnts hnvo nlrcady selected their mon, It
thus scp,ns TINT thoro will bo dni,,ilo lelcga-
tIop from tho Hay Ht4te ut Cincjnuatl,
, 1880-06-03

THE circulation of THE TRIBUNE has been
"btpmIug for thu lust week or two. We print
this morning good deal over 50,od0-how many
thousand moro cannot bo told exactly before
nbouta or d clock; but tho t'onland IL immcnse.
, 1880-06-03

bl1I JORDAN, Captain Of tic Canadian
Crloteters, now playing In EngIand, wns ar-
rtstcd yesterday, at LeIccster, fur having do
sorted from tho British IIorso Guards ofghtyeara
, 1880-06-03

THE Alabama Democratic Convention ~
nominated tho prescnt State officers Mt tho
Convention held In Montgomery yestordny.
, 1880-06-03

BONE Ss3, 600 III specie wAs yostor'ay stolen
from tho pursors room OF tho atcamor Saratoga,
plying botweon HANNA md Now Ynrk. Tho
robbery was mt discovered uuttl all the passVra-
gers Ycro laudDd,
, 1880-06-03

TIE co1uEctt sca,ncn Of d Norfolk [Vn.)
sohooRGt rniltIplea. ypsserlay, kl1ad tho Captain
and cook. md. seriously wounded tho mute.
They then headed tho hOat for tho shore, and
arc now hiding IN tho Yjrylnfa swn.nps.
, 1880-06-03

THE French Chamber OF Deputies aro
about to n1ncnd tic Election Inv 80 lis to secure
as fur rs possible absolute secrecy iii voting.
, 1880-06-03

The walls Of M unfinished brtuk building
Mt Minneapolis yesterday fell IN, aud i've work.
fnKmon employed On the structure wcro serious
ly injured.
, 1880-06-03

GEN. MACKENZIE and conllnand hive nr-
rived. 1T tho Los rlnos Agency. Everything ia
quiet in that vicinity yct. as Chief 0uray hRs
oIcrtesl hInsole to keep tho 1AdlRns quiet, md
1lns 30 fnr succeeded. Tho rush of psnspcctcra
and 1ls1ne9s to tho ounntson country still cota-
1fnuca.
, 1880-06-03
THE UNIT RULE Is uNnEpuB11oAF.

1HE uNAA tkuAE 10
II may now be safely assumed Tint tho
illogicul al Irrational "untt rnlc," so ca'lctl,
will not bu recognized III tho Nntlonnl Con-
yrrtlon. Tho Omly chance for It's Imposition
ul,on M unwilling majority WIS forfeited
when tho Cn,neron faction conceded tho pre-
lImtnary organization to tho majority Of tito
National Counltttec,--a concession which
WINS .nnlo only ut tho last moment, ar,tl bt.-
canse further resistance WIS hopeless. lIad
Mr.. Cameron boon permitted to mlsliso his
accidental authority In calling tic Convention
to order tO rltlo on the tlestton.-llad there
been n coiltrst over the Temporary Chalr-
tilnll. with tho init rnlo arbitrarily enforced
pen.ling tic preliminary orgaulzatlon.- -s.,cll
unfair advantage might 1inye applied tho
glg law. hut, with Sumter lfoar ns Tcm-
pornry Chairman, my vote TINT involves tho
final disposition of tlle unit ruiz" will bo
tnken by Individual Delegates, and It will
consequently be rejected by IN oyorwhe1,n-
i,ty maIority.
1t would be n migrant contradiction for n
Republican National Convention to indorso
ttlu proposition tint VOTES m.tst 10 takcn by
States M n whole, regardless of district rep.
rese,,tatton. 1t would be Il violation Ut tho
principles OF tho Republican party, because
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W." sososn'. ,.,.' w.. ps Wy" .,'". I.,'s.
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, W.. 'o1 u1u pSsot. s..u @ 1"s". ssn,.
w 'he ts"''o'"i eoni''''t'e'' "'.'i S''s ''' v"
10 anM ~ ", "mn ,i W ~ @ rtr W
ire i'riitti &, ritws tcS .citWlcs },1'n fc. Coit.
.s Dtst7@ tnr u la1xo trnl ic ~, stiGt, i,is
rict Of Columbia, t, rercsent tilon ii ,ho C,sl-
vgs!t!on: j, ,-.,,a !: 3: cAMgaoS. chuirnla'a.
n,. "a "a, -. a, ~ .,',s Sos.In"ss a.,, . t
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n.' ~ .s.o. -. ~, c.n. ,o i c,ata
na,as -. 49, ~ rn.,ss, ~ s.'..,", sr,,, t,,,
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neapiog sna TonysnsSn ST Wark of YIN snssS, ss,
Council r.. ~ H. tixteehth DGlsen, uour9as
Chhrter. ltYso Cro!x, Etahteonth le1rct. End trl-
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thla woak In GnnaiaturRi ltn! u hinnruo.st viht.
inY petslcea oturso1ts'Y invited to participate
dill " BARNARD. SO, JOHN ONFII.I4 III.
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day evening. June j. Mt O'Clock tlmppFtant work..
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ent Bns.ncts 2t lmportaneH Yl!l bo br|usht before
JOHN II. PErr1nUSE ". III.
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