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SATURDAY, August 4th, Iss(

GEN HANCoCK's LETTER TO GEN.
SHERMAN will be found in another col
umn. 1t was a private letter, written
hastily to a superior officer, apparently
at the latter's request, or at least in re-
ply to letter seeking information. 1t
would seem from the answer Gen. Sher-
man got in reply that he did not go
astray-that he made application TO a
very competent exponnder Of the laws
and the constitution. 1t is altogether
likely that Gen. Sherman did not an
tlcipate such a reply-it is altogether
likely that those who Influenced the let
ter addressed to Gen. Hancock, expected
that the latter would say somelhlIg that
would lead to his discredit in the future;
or that might be construed in,oa "revolu.
tionary" design. But Gen. Sherman
must have been, as the reader will be,
surprised, that letter written at such
time should have 50 calmly and i'm
partially reviewed the whole field of
controversy without giving utterance to
single sentence that, at this distant
day, does not look like it had been
weighed with the deliberation and candor
Of an experienced judge. 1t would seem
from reading this letter written in Dec,
1875, that no man of that day was bet
ter qualified 70 settle the difficulties that
threatened the country. 1t was in one
of the most important eventful periods
In the country's history and presented
questions growing out of the election Of
President, that were new and alarming
to degree never before experienced
and yet the law and the constitution
applicable to the difficulties, are calmly
and lmpartially reviewed, and the rela-
tion which the army bore to he govern
ment, and the duties which devolyeC
upon its chief in an emergency clearl,
foreshadowed No production at tn,
time 80 completely covered all the ques
tions involved and showed how full
the laws and the constitution whe
properly interpreted and applied me
the difficulties and opened up the wa
to a peaceful solution, where design t.
defraud did not block up and hedge th
way. This letter is one of the ables
productions that the times gave birth to
and no man who reads it can doubt for
moment that the greatest qualities, inte
lect and craftsmanship adorn its authc
1t was not written for the public eye, {
to attract attention, and perhaps ney,
would have been seen in print had u,
the political opponents Of the Dem,
cratic party charged that it containe
Revolutionary" sentiments, that wei
calculated to damage the prospects tt
the election of Gen. Hancock to IL
Presidency.
There is less wonder now that Gel
Sherman, who held and no doubt hs
studied this letter, regarded Gen. Ha
cock so highly as to say to reporte
after his nomination:
~ you t0tu SIT dO1OH and Urite the b,
thing that ca'a be put in language about Ge
Hd,lc0ck as an officer and a gentleman
uOiu sign n t0ttltota hesitation"
That was the language of the Genel
of the Army OF his nior officer. Cou
anything be more complimentary?
what use is it for men who know not
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THE SPANISH BULL FIeHT did not
draw paying house on Saturday.
The affair was tame in the extreme,
and on several occasions during the
performance part Of the crowd hiss
ed while others applauded. Mr.. Bergh
was present and would not permit the
bulls to be speared or burned to enrage
and make them vicious. The Sunday
Herald says: "The bull fighting OF
yesterday was as much like the reality
as dress rehearsal of fairy specta-
Gle is to the gorgeous performance be-
fore the footlights. We are glad that
it is SO, for torturing steers to death
is an exhibition that may well be spar
ed in New York, and Mr.. Bergh is
right in the stand he has taken; but
why he allowed the Snowman to hum
bug so many people out of their money
is question he alone can answer"
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Adele Z. Adams,
VS.,
Alexander H. Adams,
Tru6tae- at. al.
/ In Chancery,
New Castle County.
IS.
ICause of Partition

In pursuance OF an order of the Chan
cellor In the q owe cause, made at Cham
bers, on the first day of June, a. d., 1880
all persons having any lien or liens affect
ing the interest or estate of Adele T.
Adams, Alexander II. Adams, Charles j.
Adams, Janet X. Moore, Alexander II. -.
Adams, Trustee of Isabella ii. Tilton,
Alexander II. Adams, Trustee of Harriet
b. Andrews and Mary A. Adams, or either
OF them, in the lands and premises to
which said cause relates, are hereby noti-
fed to file petition setting forth the ma
ture and amount of the same In the Office
Castle County. ten days before the first
Monday in September, A. D., 1880, and to
appear and prove said lien or hens at the
ensuing term of the Court, before the
rising of the Court on the third day of
the term. WALTER CUMMINS,
Trustee.
Wilmington, DEL, July 26, 1880.
jy27-e -eodtsep6.
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AHERIFFS SALES.
CHERlFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF's SALE,
BY virtue OF a wit Of Levs.
70 me directed, Will be exposed /,
sale, at the '''u !"
HOTEL OF SAMUEL 7. BOUsu|
at Townsend in Apprquinimint,
New Castle county, DeIavs1
On FRIDAY. tie 9Th day Of Ju
at ! O'Clock p. m.
The following described Real Ed
All those The following d4srrhI
or parcel and tract OF land NM
APPOINTMENTS Hundred. NtEI
c"unty, aforesaid, and severally N
and described Hs follows. Uyit,
ming at q stone Il corner of and
said Caulk and Ia the side OF kn1|
John Lowber, and running tbeDcI
1334 degrees west Gi 40 perhu
south 50 degrees west 3 ,.lO 4
thence north ID degrees 8 minute.
perche tothe place of beginnlngc
lhE II hAlNFt lllAll vi lfHNt
NO. 3, Beginning at IN old bfo2
maple "A corner Of land Of WDIad
ten (Neg.) and In the line Oi land
Mehslck ana running thence mort
grees west 10 7-iU perehes and nOu1
grees west u j-l0 perches TO Al
thence south 81 degrees n miuutd
40 0-l0 perches, thence south q 4
east 3 7-lO perches, and thence d
degrees and 5l minutes east s. S-lQl
TO the pace of beginning, Cunlali
acres aud 81 perches more Or less.
No. 4. Beginning at a stakelnIhl
corner for lands Of the sad Wn.
and thence with the lands Of Il
Caulk south lSl2 degrees east " /
TO a stake corner for said Caulk,|
north 10 degrees and a minutes
S5-l00 perches to a stake in the
corner for laLds, OF Peter Davis
thence north 49, degrees west VI
to a stake In a woods, and thencs
rs degrees and Il minutes WeSt
perches to the place OF beglnhlnl
tanning 515 acres OF land, be thi
more or less.
No. s. Beginning at stake in .
land formerly OF John LOwber ~
ming thence with the said line no
degrees east 53 J. 10 perches 10 81
the said line, thence north ID q
minutes west by a line OF mAfks
In theNline between this and thet
ted to Robert PalmatOry an0lnel
lines of Charles Green, decsa
perches to Il stake in the line o. Be
Black stones heirs, thence Win
line south 762 degrees east 5SS W
to another stake in the said line
by a line of marked trees, a line
William Green In the amlcaDleC
made in the year 1915, south ID
and 0 minutes east 10 perches 70 Y
OF beginning, containing ~ esll
10 acres of land, be the same more
and also IA,
No. q. A certain tract of land slu
AppoquinimInk hundred "
bounded as follows: BY lana %
William Caulk. Charles Green 40
BTister, containing 5 acres more
with a log house thereon eIeclel
Seized and taken IN execullOu
property OF John j. Durham, mo
and Sarah A. Denney, terre eDS
To be sold by .,, nvtr q
sherin's Office, New Casteii =
1880. EI.s
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DIR. TANNER enters his thirty-sixth
day this afternoon, and therefore, has
but four more days TO fast until he COM
pletes the fortieth, and wins the wager
and distinction he seeks TO secure. BuI
of what consequence will it be. VIII,
will care to follow his example. Perhaps
another man would die of hunger il
three days.
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ing of Hancock's great qualities as .
soldier, scholar, statesman and a
gentleman, to undertake to underrate
aud vilify the Democratic candidate,
when such men as Gen. Sherman hold
him in such profound respect and ad-
miration.
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University Of Virginia.

JULY ", 1880.
Session begins on the first OF October
and continues nine months. Apply for
Catalogues to the Secretary OF the Faculty
Post office University of Virginia, Albe-
marie Co. Va. JAMES +. HARRISON,
III. D., Chairman Of the Faculty.
tyl4-d6weod
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TEN locomotives in a week or con-
siderably more than one day, is a good
average for the Baldwin Locomotive
Works.
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1857 Prizes, amounting to. .sllO, 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, TO whom liberal compeD-
sation will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for
further Information, or send orders by ex-
press, or la a Registered Letter or Money
Order by mail, addressed only To
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or same person at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
All our GrandExtraordiDaryD Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals q. Il. BeaureRard and
Jubal A. Early.
42taw4w&w
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NOTICES.

A TTENTIoN DEMOCRATS OF THE
N FOURTH WARD.
a meeting of the Democrats OF the
Fourth Ward will be held in their head
quarters at Sanger Hall on Fourth street
below Walnut street, on tuesday evening,
August Sd, at O'Clock, for the purpose
OF organizing a Hancock and English
Club. A full attendance is requested.
By ordero of ". Ii. BRADY,
Chairman.
Attest, W. j. Morrow, Sec. jy3l-3
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Several communications on political
matters have been crowded out of this
issue.
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NOTICF-THE STAR LOAN ASSO-
IN CIATION.-Shares in a new series,
commencing with July, can be had on APP
piication TO Philip Pluukett, Treasui er,
S. w, Cornor third aud No rL at etrsafs nr
TO JNO. +. MILLER, sec,
IyN-lm. S33 Market street.
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rEAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,
i City and School Taxes for 1880.

rHAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,
l. City and School Taxes for 1880.
The undersigned Receivers OF Taxes for
the city Of Wilmington, will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET.
between Market and King streets, on and
after the first day Of July, 1850, between
the hours of and II o'clock In the morn
ing, and 2 and in the aitern oon, for the
purpose of receiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month of
July, there Will be deduction of five
cents on every collar, and all taxes paid
on or after the first day of August up to
and including the first Tuesday of sep
Lember shall he payable without
deduction as aforesaid, and all taxes
unpaid on the next day after the
tirst Tuesday of September shall be in
creased by the addition OF five per centum
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern Distr ct
including all North OF Sixth street,
WILLIAM kYNE,
Receiver Southern district,
Including all south OF Sixth street
Jv9t3l.
XXy yANTED.-A boy about fourteen or fif-
w teen to learn printing: Apply at
Jy26.st. THIS OFFICE.
7 OST.-On Friday morning ,23d. between
IL 9and IL o'clock, roll OF money and
checks, while going from Gus Mark ct
street TO 5Z3 +. Fourth street. Payment
on the checks has been stopped, and II
liberal reward will be paid for the return
OF the money. WIN. +. KARk,
jyzl-3t 323 r. Fourth st.
TO THE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
i COUNTH.-Re ports having been cir
| culated to the effect that | am prtjudiced
| against certain of my fellow citizens on
| account OF their nationality and creed.
| ] deem IL proper to make n denial of the
| truth Of such reports. ! have always
| been a democrat, and as such, never have
| refused, nor never would refuse TO vote
for any man because of his place of birth
PURNAL J. LYNCH.
st. Georges Hd., July ~. jy27-3t
NoTICE-AID LOAN ASSOCIATION.
IN Shares in new series can now be
had by applying day or evening TO
| GEO. G. MAKIS, Sec'y,
je28-lm COL Shipley street, cd fioor).
| LOR SALE.-New series in the Perpet-
| $l.O0 share. This Association .oans four
| hundred dollars on each share and collects
NJ. l.. LICHTENsTEIN,
1e29-lm. Secretary.
| Q PER CENT. KANSAS FARM MORT.
| Q GAG ES.-In nearly tbree years ex-
perience as agents for j. B. Watkins &
| Co., our customers have not lost a single
| dollar nor had days delay in collection
| OF interest or principal.
is not this Recommendation enough?
We Can now promptly fl demands fol
these mortgages.
| Jy9w&slm HEALD Il CO.
nor SALE.-A good frame stable thai
II can readily be taken apart and re
moved. Apply to JAMES MURPHY.
| JyN-U. Foot of Shipley 81
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AT IHIS OFFICE.

NI ANTED.--A perfect copy of the
w DAILY GAZETTE, of Jan. IL. 1850,
Ten cents will be paid for copy OF the
above dates
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ONLY 70 CENTS

A N ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF
"A OF the Wilmington and Northern
Railroad Company.
Be it ordained by the City Council OF
Wilmington.
section /. That the Wilmington and
Northern Railroad Company be allowed
to enlarge Al d extend lis 1rame buildings
at Madison and Reed streets, in the city
of Wilmington, anv ordinance TO the CON
trary Notwithstanding.
Passed at the City Hall, July 30, 1880.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
President of City Council.
Attest:-E. b. Frazer. Clerk. jy30 u
A N ORDIN ANCE PROVIDING FOR
IA the appointment of an additional
District Police Constable in the Third
Police District.
Be II o,dained by the City Council OF
Wilmington
section /. That the May or be and he
is hereby authorized ard empowered to
appoint AN additional District Constable
for the 4 hird Police District of the city.
Passed at the City Hall, July 20, 1880.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
President of City Council.
Attest :-E. b. Frazer, Clerk Of Council
Jy3U ~.
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A nPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery CO

This Institution was regularly incor
porated by the Legislature OF the State 70
Educational and Charitable purposes; in
1858, for the term of Twenty i've
Years, to which contract the inviola BILE
faith OF the State is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming
popular vote, securing its franchise in the
new constitution adopted December I'd,
A, D., 1879, with capital of 81 100000, 10
which 1t has since added a reserve fund OF
overt350 900 Its Grand single Number
Distributions will take place monthly
ou the second Tuesday.
IL neueT scales or pOstponeS. Look at the
following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
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nor SALE.-A good frame stable that
IT can readily be taken apart and re-
moved. Apply to JAMES MURPHY,
jyN-7t. Foot of Shipley 81.
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TAKE NOTICE !

This is tho only Lottery eoer ooted on
By the people Of State, and under a
late decision 1f MeU. s. Supreme Court
at Washington, is the only Legal Lot
terry aoao in the United States, all other
charters haOing been repealed or hdDing
no eristeRce.
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XNANTED.-A boy about fourteen or flf-
w teen to learn printing. Apply at
jy28.St. THIS OFFICE.
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I OST.-On Friday morning ,23d, between
IL 9and IL o'clock, "A oil OF money and
checks, while going from GUS Mark ct
street TO 5Z3 4. Fourth street. Payment
on the checks has been stopped, and Il
liberal reward will be paid for the return
OF the money, WIN. +. KARk,
jyH-3t 32} r.. Fourth st.
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Mr.. Wilcox read a resolution that the school
agent at Makawao be removed from his office az
such, and that Mr.. Beckley be appointed in his
Mr.. S. w. Kaai read resolution that $500 be in.
serted for lookup at South Kona. Laid ON the
table.
prisoners and soldiers with provisions BY tenders.
The lowest bid should have it. Passed under the
rule.
ORDEa OF THE DAY.
On the third reading of the Appropriation Bill
Mr.. Kalua moved TO insert s24 900 for China line
of steamers. Passed after a long discussion.
Ayes: Messrs. Lilikalani, Baker, Keau, Kalama,
Knhulu Kaanaana, Aholo, Gibson, Nahaku. Kalus,
Il. w. Wilcox, Glendon, Hanuna, wahine, Kauna-
mano, Kapahu, Mahoe, Kuapuu, Kakina, Kupihea,
Bush, kahanu, Martin, and s. K. Kaai. Noes :
Domnis. Kanoa, Cleghorn, Castle, Kapena. Wilder,
Preston, Rhodes, Smith. Judd, Kanlukou, NawahI,
Woods, S. w. Kaai, Pilipo and G. w. Wilcox.
Mr.. Kalua moved to raise the salary of H. R. II.
Likelike TO 5000. Passed.
Mr.. Hanuna moved to insert 800 for the keeper
of Lunalilo's tomb. Passed
Mr.. kuapuu moved TO raise the salary of the
Marshal to 5000. Lost.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs moved to insert
5000 for doctor at Kalawao. Lost.
Mr.. Lilikalani moved to raise the salary of the
Chief Justice to $1,000. Lost
:, Mr.. Kalama moved to strike out the S226 for
Keaweamahi. Lost.
Mr.. Hanuna moved to re-engross the Appropria-
ton Bill and to be read a third time ON Friday
next. Passed.
Adjourned.
SEvESrY-FrRsT DAY, THURSDAY, july %.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
On suspension of the rules the minority of the
Special Committee to whom was referred the petit
ton from the lepers at Kalawao, reported that the
petition was not a genuine one, and recommended
that the appointment of doctor should rest
with the Board of Health. Laid on the table 10
be considered with the majority report.
The minority of the Special Committee to whom
referred the ten million loan hill rpn0rtad
favorably to the passage of the same. Laid
the table to be considered with the majority report
The bill to regulate the sale of liquor was then
considered, section by section, and passed with
some amendments, to be engrossed on its third
reading on Thursday next.
House adjourned.
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SECTION 6. No person holding more
than one Office for which salaries are
provided shall be authorized to draw
for more than the salary of the highest
grade of Office held by him, if the
salary of any Office held by him shall
amount to two thousand dollars or
more per annum, and he shall be en-
titled to no other or further compen-
sation.
SECTION 7. This Act shall take effect
from and after the date of its approval.
Approved this 30th day Of July,
A. D. 1880. KALAKAUA r.
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AN ACT

MAKING SPECIFIC APPROPRIATIONS THE GOVERN
Two YEARS WHICH WILL END WITH THE 31sr
OF MARCH IN TIE YEAR one THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-Two.
Be Eaaced By the King and Legislative Assembly Of
Har01iaa Islands Ia the Legislature Of The Kingdom
sszabled:
SETToS l. The following sums, amounting TO Two Million
One Hundred and NnetSx Thousand and Six Dollars and
SevenyFive Cents hereby appropriated out of any
money the Treasury for the service of the Biennial Fiscal
Period commencing with April lst 1880, and ending with
March 31st 1882
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SECTION The Minister of Finance shall credit the appro-
prations of the last biennial fiscal period all the
by the Act approved the 9TH day of August
March, A. D. $780, not otherwise re-appropriaed and such
amounts shall be deemed longer available for the objects
for which they originally appropriated.
SECTION The Minister of Finance shall continue to pay
the salaries appropriated by this Act the compensation Of
soldiers and consabs the compensation of school teachers
and the expenses of the Bureau of Education the
Board of Health the expenses of the Fire Department. the
Supreme and Circuit Courts Government Stocks and the
ere accrung thereon the support of prisoners and the
penses of the leper settlements until the 30h day of june
D. 1882 unless appropriations made before that
date.
SECTION f. The Minister of Finance shall not or allow
to be paid from the Treasury any money for objects pro-
vided by this law.
SECTION 1t shall be lawful for Heads of Departments
where special appropriations may fall short to apply to
the the surplus of other special appropriations the
Department required to be expended to make
the deficiency each Head of Department duly accounting
to the Legislature for such transfer.
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TITLES TO suit. For sale by
T9i 3m. AW PIERCE eco
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--AsD rHKIR BEAscHEsN-
, 1880-03-27
COMING OYER.

IJII9lIMEN QETriN0 THEIR EYES OrEN Ann
1,nsH 111s.sI =. ~: mrs: a'sGAi ""44"SNh 1te''n'
a.,oA. MA, rAN,A'
me following letter, received ny Justice
's1 N .'S a s'' arc aay 'Sas ;e Sf Ito
Il. t. iinr1lxII. fS,icntm-f)t, Ar Sfit: Your
lnitrIi aulIrrntptl cIrcitnr fH bnforo ,nr. aid
mlist say II ri,,rt uMreuni,lo silrt,r(su coliiI
l,erfcrt nccor.i' ' with INV avn. 1 linyu VeMrne,i
for yeurs ia hnRr n lin natrtoiic. fimin,.ioy.
iiir frishmen Of ti,ts suitmtry having sf,tnn
uultv anI concert of uctioli by whioh thoy
, 1880-03-27

,tttit IL strone In tlip respect htul hlleEtahcn
IF TIM pe,plt, md III tin universal losn Of
llsmrty. llera Is strength, Hi.n'.K'l. This
We III n0l elect r,,lers in tltts .Gountry; va
select INSTRUMENTS. Tint l,ns lnell Tho prne.
tten nf this IGop1D for lnru thnn ifnety yuars,
md wO l,l1lMIAu IL et,ntinna i.
Hut tllcip IN nitg sG,ss--niil a very differ
cl,t nne--ih ,whinh WI ,lp nrrtl ntrNng man
ut tlle heal Of tlin Government. WI lle',l
thnrs i,lat, attorg crutIglt III respect THO
laws, nt!l MI tho laws, ,Wl,ntever, pressure
hlny l,o brnnglit ttpO1, Him; II ,liah AtronE
cnDtiA1 II, tlpny his frittltls ANYTHING Which
IS not 10 tho p,b1te Interest; strung enough
to resRt I'LL tu1nptnt[nrls. to tnlsuso Tie public
kccp sennlals out Ut tlls IFi1iu House mid
corruption out ut, tho .Dcpartnlnlts. Nye
i,estl ill0ru tlor Nh l,unust nir,i. WI need 4
t,tau wlu, IA uhtu II rutAtel athers Ia l,e l,o,,-
est; win IL mt the slnvB Of his friendships,
md will nut regard tho Presidency rs a per.
H.lsit. ~ the lsepnhl!can i,arty nreiMrcu to
llintt uf this Etnss, md to point to tho rernrsls
Of lfs Administrations for pr0nf? And to
drrlnip tint hr.s ~ cu.,spiellOss n nreprrse,la-
t!yu of tl!ts clnss tint. tho precedent set by
lIftu in OflCH?
, 1880-03-27

tivil. No hettcr exhibition tlan this Is t,cp,,p,
M important, contest. Had he Imt hcema ~
frightened by tho ,*enl'ilnE Of AIr. Conpe,
Williams, Refer, nq fsw othors' hi, sssIs' eoS
by a display NJ nr,!Eiinry courage, lInyu , snr
rictl tho fnn]0rlty % Ills pnrty associa,ts yth
lin. mid ttcfentetl NJ. Congrr al,.l those VIZ,
y 'f f. sfi1ns shs Mt,' e; 9avoF rsf'pps 'pe oPo!y
antl oily ignl,ttd prpgut leadership 10 rccor]
New IIorh TIn,cS. '''''" 10
:, II Grant The strongest candidate the pco,s.
!!cans could .tl0lni,intep Tho Times tlonGs
It. 1,ersoinlIy 10 i undoubtedly the ot lnost
Is t,Is 10 say tIlat he Wild co,''ntd lad''ay agx
thing like tlle full strellgth even Of lis o,Sn
pnrty. Firstly, l,a we,llA 1nse tho support os
those 1srrshlfcalis who succeeded frolil tic ia.
nbilcnn, ra'ks = Hrler Pr t1 r,st !sIns hs
trations, h,it lnvc sites rrtaT,iea 10 lfo io!I
md arc to..laN Iii, full harmonywltl1 the parly
II, IA avcfytlliig a,i1 anybody GYceptina Grant.
These m 1!et! r vi! M not stulttfy themselves.
tllc,n) uliwrittBn lazy t1at President Mill MI
Actve but twt, TERMS. This feeling Il geNernI
among sl,a gerina'ls, frthl = suspicfon that
1tseI1 sRuf q frG aaressi s Tsf .fSfod,n f's II ts
cscaps whtcI, they left ths Fattetlaitd, ,|n,'I
larger pctcUMtnKa Ut A,nericnhs hnvn tHit
san,e feeling tlinn u gehcrnlly suppuscd. As
an offsGt to these nrnnt wptltl undoubtedly
permits wl,,sn admiration for lta gteat sew. ';
prejndiera. That tlloir ti,liiber, would "i,s Gs
Erent, !l9wGyar, fs prepostcroas to stippose,
;;pn5ly feplIng eeing tai,cl, Stronker a,,os
tiic opinion VI tile 7'iNics Grant would loses No
two 1lUpubliaAn votes where he would gain