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strikes at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March 19..-The workmen In the
Missouri Pacific machine shops at Sodalia and
the miners in the employ of that road struck
for an advance of wages to-day. The yard men
here stopped work on both sides of tho river
to-day, but there was no detention OF trains.
Their demands were accede TO in some cases.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
HeroIsIn RecngnlHed.

LONDON, March l9--The British corvette
commissioners called at the Island of Tristan
dAcunba, on the 9Th of February, to present,
in the name of the President of the United
States, TO tho senior resident, Peter Green, a
a bnocnar glass aud to the rest OF the mhab.
itania the SUN of f40 Ms a reward for saving
the lives Of an American shipwrecked crew.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
yyife Murder and At,emptea su,c,de

NEW YORK, March l0.-John oyestormann'
German lnborer, out Of work, residing at No.
lii Woodbine street, Brooklyn, In At OF
Jealousy to-day struck his wife, Caroline with
hatchet, killing her instantly. He then at.
tempted to take his own life by beating his
head with the instrument, and bad TO be taken
tn tim hnsnitnl
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Flood in tho Tennessee River.

NASHVILLE, TENN March 19.--The Ten.
nessce river has overhown its banks ut Dan.
vile il is within two inches of covering the
rails of tho Memphis and Louisville railroad,
and is rising half an inch an hour. Passen.
gers have to be transferred. 1t will take a
rise of ten feet to cause any damage to the
railway bridge.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
MIssIssippI steamer sunk,

NEW ORLEANS March l9.-The steamer
Marin Louise, bound from Shreveport to New
Orleans, struck log near the mouth of the
Red river, on Thursday morning, and sank in
fifteen feet of water, She is supposed to be q
total loss. Her cargo consisted of 1887 bales
of cotton, which will probably be recovered in
q damaged condition. Tho boat aud cargo
were valued at 100000.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
The Arctic Explorer Expected.

LONDON, March 19.-The steamer Vega
with Professor Nordenskjold OH board, is ex-
pected to arrive at Portsmouth on Monday
next. The president and council of the Royal
Geographical Society will entertain Professor
Nordenskjold and his companions at dinner
on "Wednesday next, at Willis' rooms here.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
The Telegraph WAR

COLUMBUS, ONO, March ia temporary
restraining order against the Atlantic and Pa.
cihc and Western Union Telegraph Com panlcs
enjoinlng them from molesting or disturbing
the wires Of the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad
Company, was issued from the Common Pleas
court here to-day on application OF the latter
cnnn nnnv
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Now Planet plscoyored.

The Smithsonian Institution has received
from Professor Peters, Of Clinton, tho an
nouncemcnt of the discovery by himself on
tho 18th of March, 1880 of u planet Of the
eleventh magnitude in eleven hours twenty.
six minutes twenty seconds right ascension,
one degree two minutes south declmation,
with daily motion OF seven minutes north.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
COMBINATIONS and reflections.

The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed tho following nominations;
William II. Daniels, to be Collector of Gus
toms for he district of Oswegatchie, N. Y.
Postmasters-W William Ingorsoll, at Pueblo,
COL; A. G. Dunbar at Ouray, Col.
The Senate in executive session also rejected
the following nominations:
Supervisors Of Census--George w. Atherton,
Second district of New Jersey; Elias o. Dore-
mus First district Of New Jersey; II. j. Sim.
mons, First district of Georgia; d, f. Jaubort,
Flrst Aisiriet Of Lon isinna.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Preparations for Grant at Galveston.

GALVESTON, Tex, March 19.-The Grant
reception committee has received dispatch
from General Ord accepting AN invitation to
be present with his staff. The rcvenue.cutter
Mclean has been placed at tho disposal Of tho
committee. A special train will bo rendered
to General Grant to convey himself and party
to San Antonio and st. Louis
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Nominations.

The President sent the following nomina.
tons to tho Senate yesterday:
Charles Adams, of Colorado, TO be Minister
President and Consul.Geneml OF tho United
States to Bolivia.
70 bs United States Consuls-Bret Harte, of
California, at Glasgow; Joseph s. Potter, OF
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InIlctnI for AInrdnr

PETERsBuRG, VA. March 19.-John Merritt
has beon indicted at the present session OF the
County court Of Halifax, N, c., for the murder
of T. NJ. Hicks, and his trial set down for the
September term. Two negroes have also been
indicted rs accessories to the murder, aud their
case will be called for trial next Monday.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Pnicrants for Liberia.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 19.-One hundred
and fifty negroes passed here tonight ell route
for New York. They arc an advance lot of q
large number to follow from the vicinity of
Helena, Arkansas, and are on their way to
Liberia,
National Republican., 1880-03-20
TerrItor,al omol,l Arrested,

SAN FRANCISCO, March ia dispatch from
Prescott, Ariz., states that Hon. John j. Gas
par, Secretary of the Territory, and his part
ner, Mr.. Amos NJ. Smith, were arrested here
to-day for violation of the revenue laws IL,
selling tobacco without license.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Dcnth warrants sIgned.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, March 19.-The Governor
to-day issued warrants for tho execution OF
Henry Wise, Israel Brandt aud Josiah Hum
mel the Raber murderers, on Thursday, May
IL 1880
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Jewish Gratitude.

MADRID, March l9.-The Jews of Morocco,
desiring to recognize tho services rendered
them by tho United States Minister, who
claimed for them tho protection of the Sultan
manifestation in his honor in token of their
gratitude,
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Wages Advanced.

New YoRK, March 10. The strike at Hcr-
manns furniture factories is over, the
wages of the men having been materially ad'
yanCed.
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THE ELECTRIC ECHOES.
Tidings from All Quarters by the
Wires.
Arrival OF Western Grain Mt Bufihio-Emi
grants En Route FOR Observation-Disclosures
Preparing for Grant-The schuylkih
Kegatta--Approachlng Elections
In Enginnd--A Fruitiess Vic
tory Won by Parole.
ror,,o.t ArrIval on record.

BUFFALO, March 1.-two vessels laden
with grain have arrived here from Toledo, be.
ing the earliest arrivals on record.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Denth nf Genprnl IViion,

INDIANAPoLIs, March 19.-William NJ.
Wiles, formerly Provost.Marshal-Gener OF
the Army OF the Cumberland, died here to-
dnY.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
NIeniinr thn Pnnor CnmhllntIom.

CHICAGO, March l0.-W. f. Storey, of the
Times, Is taking steps to secure the establish
ment of print paper mill of large capacity in
this vicinity.
National Republican., 1880-03-20

say anything about any other candidate, as hc
was satisfied from his correspondence that
Grant was the choice of both the Federal and
Confederate soldiers" CoNFBD.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Mails DELAYED by a Legal Process.

HARTFORD Conn, March ia train on
the Connecticut Western railroad was at
tacled to-day for debt of $4,000. The mails
were delayed.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
A WELL-MERlTED REBUGE.
A Graphic Picture of Democratic
Ambition.

Their Highest Aspirations TO A pc RopubiI
can Mistakes-work that Awaits Their
Action-The Bloody Shirt-CuttIna
Rebule to Beartloss Snoors-rho
Valiant Dead-A spirited Re-
tort Made by MIR. Horr.
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Wool shows very slight improvement
over last week, and there is more disposition
on the part of holders. to sell their stocks at
ruling rates.
High water in the Columbia has stopped
many of the dairies on the river, and the sup
ply of butter from that source is cut off.
There is consequently a scarcity, and an
advance of cents per pound for all quail
ties
General f. Schriver, Inspector General,
L. s. A, is making an inspection of the
posts in this Department. He left here yes
terday to visit Forts Townsend, Candy and
Stevens, when he will return here and pro-
ceed to the posts east of the mountains.
Captain j. a. Sladen, of General Howard's
staff, accompanies him.
The following news is just received from
Astoria
Peter Anderson and his boat-puller. Chris.
Henkler, fishing for the Aberdeen Packing
Company. have not reported since Monday
night, and both are supposed to be drowned.
On Tuesday morning they were seen in a
very dangerous place by one Of Badelet &
Co.'S boats. who could render no assistance.
William Barlow lad 6 years old, scci-
dentally shot himself last night with a pistol
in the arm, iGfiicting a very painful flesh
wound.
The graduating exercises of the Portland
High School will take place this evening at
the New Market Theater.
The Democrats will hold big meeting
here this evening, to ratify the nominations
of the Cincinnati Convention. There will be
liberal display of pyrotechnics and speeches
made by prominent speakers.
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COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE REooRp.UNIoN
A DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION.
A Regular old-Fashioned whoop-Up" in
San Francisco
PASSENGERS FROM TIE FAST BIZ EAIL.
Terrible stabbing Affair on a coluss County
Ranch.
CALIFORNIA.
A Democratic Whoop Up We've Got
'em Dead this Time"

4 Democratic Whoop Up we've Got
'em Dead this Time"
SAN Francisco, June 25th.-The Demo
Gratis are holding rousing old-fashioned rati-
tication meeting this evening in Platt's Hall
anil on Montgomery street. Soon after dark
guns commenced firing salute, bonfres were
kindled at the intersections of Bush and
Pine streets with Montgomery, and the un.
terrified began to assemble. They came
marching with music and banners, with uni
FERNS, torches and transparencies from all
quarters of the city. A stand for speaking
was erected at the corner of Pine and an
other at Bush, and in few minutes both
were surrounded by cheering crowds while
others poured into Platt's Hall until the
building was filed to its utmost capacity
The hall was elegantly decorated with flags,
banners, streainers, festoons and notices
The platform was occupied by galaxy Of
Democratic stars, a band discoursed music
between the speeches. and the BEST orators
of the party addressed the assemblsge
indoors AND out There are more Democrats
in the hall and on the street than Glenn had
votes in the city at the election Of September
last, and it is evident from the number and
composition of the crowd that the sand lot
has TO considerable extent returned to its
first love. The old-time enthusiasm mani
tests itself pronouncedly, roars of applause
constantly interrupt the appeals OF the
speaker, and in circulating through the crowd
confidence in the result of the campaign is
shown by frequent remarks of We've got
'em dead this time, and similar comments
Altogether it is a firstclass old-style whoop
up, such as the Democracy of San Francisco
has not been able to get up since Denis
Kearney seduced the rank and file from their
allegiance over two years ago
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OREGON.
Items from Portland.

PORTLAND, June 25th.-The weather is
very warm.
The Columbia and Willamette rivers are
both rising. The water here lacks only about
four feet of being as high as during the flood
of 1876. Strong fears are entertained that
the water will submerge the lowerpart of the
city
In the rife match at Fort Vancouver. Ser
geant E. Grumley, of Company G, Twenty.
first Infantry, was the victor on the second
day. His score was 125 out of possible
$50; per cent, S355. On the third day First
Lieutenant +. A Boutell, of Company b.
First Infantry, was the victor, with a score
of 121; per cent, S0s. The following team
is selected to represent the Twenty-frst Reg.
iment at the Department contest, to come of
at the Vancouver barracks on the 10Th. 20th
and 2lst of July: Corporal Worrell, Com.
pany K, of Major Downey's company; Ser.
geant Z. j. Grumley, Company G, of Major
Bayles, company; private Gardner, Com.
panY q; private Jones, Company L, of Cap.
tain Miles company; private Bible, of Com
pany k; private Chenowith, of Company
K; Corporal Crompton, of Company c, Of
Captain Burton's company, and private
Dickson, Company Z,
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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing Car.in for California,


CARLIN, June 25th.- The following pas.
sengers passed Carlin to-day to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow A. II. Mediation.
Mexico; j. w. Higgins, Iowa. Miss Fannie
German, st. Louis Mo; Alfred Ennis and
wife, Miss Lille A. Ennis, Master Walter
Ennis, Miss Luna May Ennis, Miss Pet En-
mis- and Mrs. Z. j. Anter, Topeka, Ks; Mrs.
Woodward, New Haven, Conn; G. g. Gage
and wife, Topeka, Ks; Miss Sophia Root
Ohio n. l.. Gage, California W. r. Hay
den and wife, Chicago H.; w. H. Graves,
Ward McAllister. Jr.. New York City Mrs.
Hatfield, Miss Hatfield, Boston George ID.
Dorrins, Berkeley, CAL; Mrs. F. Bacon, Ma
comb, H.; L. c. Wells, Sacramento Mrs.
General A. S. Williams, Detroit. Mach.
Mrs. Seth Marshall Master c. s. Marshall
California A. l.. Wells, Sacramento Mrs.
S. F. Pratt, San Francisco; Mrs. A. d.
Gushing, Oakland Miss NJ. a. Clewnev.
Bangor, Me-; J. S. Taber, San Francisco !;
Mrs. D. i. Phillips and children, Denver.
Col; e. A. Pisoli, Austria; ID. Moore. u. S.
A. Thomas Goldie, Scotland; George Mil
Ter, Jr, Cambridge. Mass; c. C. Gourd.
j. Lucier. San Francisco; George Short.
sleabes, Pullman, Conn; j. Kennedy, New
York J. d. Dawson, Sacramento. Cal:
George Martin, New York; c. W. Prentiss,
Sacramento, Cal; S. NJ Henley, Elko. New:
II. Wiley and Miss Amanda NJ Wiley, Hi
nois Mrs. l.. Fl. Whitworth. Carson CITY.
New; Mrs. a. NJ. Waterman, Rhode Island !:
l.. "A. Fem, New Jersey; Mrs S. C. Price
and two children, Greeley, Col James J
Van Denwyngart, Berlin, Germany 81 emf
grants, including ID males, to arrive in Sac
ramento June 9th
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The Sknaii Mines.

SEATTLE, June 25th.-The steamer Joseph
inc arrived here this morning from Skagit
with some thirty-fve passengers, who
furnish the following items from the mines
On the 17th instant young man named John
Pierce, from Montana, fell from a precipice
on the mountain side into Canyon creek, a
distance of twenty five feet, and was drowned.
Several pack-trains have arrived at the dig
giugs via Fort Hope. A heavy snow slide
recently washed away the cabins and nearly
all the supplies of the Oregon Company.
Work on the trail is progressing finely.
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Terrihle Annir in Colnsa CountN.

MAXWELL, June 25th-About o'clock p
NJ yesterday, as 7. Doolipg's men were head
ing on Daniel O'Keife's ranch, a man named
Mike WEIGH, aged about 80 years, became
enraged at Henry Bismarck, aged about 25
because of his not pitching grain to suit him,
AID hit Bismarck on the head with a pitch
fork Bismarck tried to get hold of Weleh
and prevent himself from getting hurt
Welch then drew a large pocket knife and
his throat At this juncture other parties
came up and tried to take him off, and he at
tempted to kill old Mr. Dooling, and sue
ceeded in escaping Bismarck died within
half an hour Officers have gone to arrest
WEIGH
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Domestic Troubles Ended,

VIRGINIA, June 25th.-David Miller, for
seven years connected with the office of the
Pacific Mill aud Mining Company, suicided
at his house on G street at s o'clock this
morning, by shooting himself behind the
right ear. Cause, domestic difficulties lead,
ing to drink and consequent loss of place six
weeks ago, and renewed difficulties this
morning
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Seriously Injured.

DAvIsvILLE, June 25th-While firing a
salute last evening in honor of the Demo-
cratic nomination, James Mattox sustained a
serious injury in one hand and arm from a
premature discharge of the anvil.
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Death of a Pinneer.

SuIsUN, June 25th.-Phillip Palmer, one
of the pioneers of Suisun valley, died here
to-day at the advanced age OF so years. He
leaves an aged widow, children and grand
children
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.Jub,lant Democrats.

PLEAsANToN, June 25th-A grand ratifi-
cation meeting was held here tonight in
honor of the nomination of Hancock and
English. Speeches were made by J. r.
Palmer, J. f. Kapp and Charles H. Bailey
OF San Francisco. A series of resolutions
were passed aud 100 guns fired.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-26

BooKMARKs. = Everybody uses book
marks, and every one is acquainted with
dressmaker who will give away the edges
cut from silk. These edges make excellent
bookmarks, as they are narrow, do not
cover any print, and have body enough -
lie fiat and not twist as ribbon or tape sio
when used for the same purpose.
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Fatal Result

WILLIAMS (Colusa county, June 25th.-
William Franklyn of Lake county, who was
run over by train here last Sunday night,
died to day.
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Progress of the walking Match.

SAN FRANCIsco, June 25th-In the walk
ing match the score at 9 P NJ stood Scott
1S9, Dancer 1S1, Eaton III. Guerrero 10,
Edwards 1863, Reid 164.
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Dropped Dead.

GRASS VALLEY, June 25th.-Mrs Nancy
Mills of Nevada City dropped dead while
trading in millinery store here tonight.
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is q.
superior medicine. Gro. S. BopRRLTT. Ssz>
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for Is cents for time three times for 90
5ects 0r 75 cents per week.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.

tered at the rt ee Sacramento as seeoad elass matter
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GALIG0ES.
SILKS

TWENTY. FIVE DIFFERENT NEW SUMMER
STYLES, at the ridiculous low price of G5 cents
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NAPKINS.
SHOES
RIBBONS.

A JOB. LOT SASH RIBBONS. .....-..... at 25 cents
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TO-DAI'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
General ssSlfie.is,

tHAU,JAAUoUA. Aug. ga rec p.ion WIS
tfoc er.d u ncta' Lail,.d AZ ,iis Pie, III i -,
*lien che G ]necsl srokc as follows:
"tgii!" c. 3 . :: ! 5G nav Gcle r., ..,lci
lcr lic 81; &C ..r,Vc ~ Il j. ri,.tc .n,; a..
quite u.ab'e 20 toll wat s7ri OF n..r sr:
'h'S III * | had u vr beu he aoi
Tea y Col kan~ :EhAt You r, dnins. iI.-;
evening" s-k.d Mr.. Ficccut rs,hcr bru u!tl;
to tell ne what Cnautsr "a means, what your
work here means and be filled ne 30 full of
your ldes that have cot yet assimilated it so
IS to be quite sure what manner of man | am
sOco got hold oft, but til. scc-you are
Struggling Nth Que Of The twa greet problems
OF clgi'za'ion. The first QUO S 4 very I'D On
ton. It's, How shall we get leisure ? That
is the OH c. OF every hemuer stroke. of every
blow that Itb1r hiss struck sinco the Foundation
of tho world. Tho remainder OF the speech nj
ChauLsuqus and the one delivered at Cory wero
composer chiefly OF local enconiums.
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Drafh of Mr. Wells Forbes.

Falls Church has lost oDe CT her most enter.
p;ising and progressive citizens. Wells Forbes
ciod August 9Th, sGod 50 years from inAsmms-
ton OF the kidneys after bIief but eycrutialing
illness. Mr.. Forbes was native of New Hamp.
shire, tu. that his hesrL was broad enough to
hold in its embcec, the whole brotherhood OF
man was evidenced by tie attendance al his tuner.
al. on the 8!h ct which the entire community al.
most comprising all shades Of opinion, religious
POLITICAL, and large number Of colored people,
followed bis remains 10 the grave. NJ person
In cur community has for many years had SO
universal homage Of rosrect paid TO his remains
rs Mr. Forbes. Rev. Lister x. Plat, under
whose minis;rstions Mr.. Forbes some years ago
nnitod with the Congregational Church. cIme
from his homo. in Michigan, TO (ilicisto st the
funeral and 70 person who listened to the
broken tones in which his address was delivered
could for an instant doubt the affection ha enter.
:'lncd for his former parishioner. His feelings
al umcs threatened 10 overcome him ard pre-
vert him from completing his sad task. Mr.
Forbes had done much during his residence
with lie 10 improve and build up our town. He
was foremost IN every enterprise, soCia. eiuca
tion9i or religious, calculated TO increase the
comfort the use l!1eSs or tho Happiness Of Our
people and his place will remain vacant for y
long time in the hearts and minds Of the many
who wcro the constant recipients Of his counsel
and assistance The Garfield snd arthur club
Of which Mr.. bes wss a member. At its MEET
icG on tho 7!h. passed resolutions OF coincidence
AID tcsLcc., which we're spread upon thn min.
u!cS. DEF
Eellc (ihu7ch hup q
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
;c3! by sick child suffering and crying with tho
,XaGdcinLing pain OF cutting teeih? If so, 60 a.
onca and get bottle nt MES WINSLO WIS
SOoTH no 81 HUP. Ii will relieve the poor
little sufferer immeh atey-depend unon it;
there is Il" mistake nbJut it.. There is not a
thsr on Garth who bss over used it who will
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and health TO Tho child operating like magic
y s perfectly safe TO use in ali Cases and pleas
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tho oldest sud best female physicians and nurses
III the United States. Full directions for using
lc,ss tho fac-simile OF CURTIS s. PERKINS
Is on Tho outside wrapper. Sold by all M edicine
Dealers. Twcn!y-!svo cents bottle. Beware Of
IntStiUnG,
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sEr. E'l.ieSar.s Lct,er Defamation.

CRAFTSMANSHIP. VA, july q, 1880.
Hon. AGsaton Homer, ChGirmG1l state GonGCr-
retire CJnmittcc:
pea. Sir have been Informed Of the action
Of the committee over which you preside naming
mo AS T. candidate from tho Ninth Congressional
district on tho regular democratic conservative
electoral ticket.
! duly appreciate tho honor conferred, and
return my thanks {" tho committee therefor.
Major Ja1as G. Taylor. who LG, boen
mG law partner l0r e!eVen years had
rHrrlou@.y nominated - tIo candidate of the
readIusLaIs party from the csms district. While
have 20 sympathy whatever with tho party,
sHd expect TO do ali 1 cen. both publicly and
privately, ~ dcfos. lis ticket which is little else
than Hn IN assstsI! republican tickol am not
Wiling 20 become s candidate for shy position
Tor which my partner had been previously an
nounccd rs : ciGdilsta. and for this reason alone
must C!oc.iro TO stand as tho electoral cand-
date from this district ana SIX tho committee 10
n"n1e eoH,n other person. Last year the
re"custe!s were looking 80 Major Tay-
Icr xs lhcir candidate for the Senate from this
district. As soon Us hn learned that / would pc
!nc conservative candils.o. he for that reason
positively refused to bH nominated in opposition.
J. then thought his course was right and do no,
SEQ now tho change In our positions can mako
the opposite tight for me
Negretting :hst Tho necessity for this letter
o1Isis, l SIN, with mulch respect,
iolfs Truly, ARCHER =. FlILKuAR