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, 1880-05-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review Of the Course OF Finances
at Chicago Last Week.
The Produce Markets Rather Active
and Mostly Lower.
Mhnt and Corn Weakened 'by Fine Ttather-liog
Product Dttllntd In Sympathy.
FINANCIAL.

EALN 11xA1t
on,v . scv sh,omcn,s of currency wore mn1o
from Chicago last week to New York. and tho
usual tow In that direction has not bccn seen
this spring. New York cxcbnnso has sold be.
.~eon an1s NJ ~. "as'e ~. ss,',ot,, ts ,'con
tho week. Ihc mohe.aiy E'''1a,'on 'ns' t,s o.on
othor onmor,tl for 1onna, BORROWERS hnvc hcen
navInr nm, ami IN conscoucncc tho suuply Of
% ~ ,a va ~. 80 ,na,, snnson.,r,, 1,nt"s nm
Ao"nao4c 1H''"s n"' oeeii NV. M oone' So,
quoted NJ otDo Fes ee"' W.. W o ,.. 49,
4sta PCT eont y" e"'.. ~ ''' h's ,ao,,
ness III investment sccofIties nus necn
moderate. Some large transactions have been
.,,,o ~ novor,n,,nt ,npi ,nar.nt hns 1,ccn
tuio tho ooscuet JUN r"s Iii
Speculation II, rnt.ruad stocks has been ut II low
,.cbb, ChicnRo operators arc nlmost ull bulls. MD
taey haso ~ ossm wn usc""sns ateeo. 'A0
course OF tho wan street nafkeI a
About tho s."s market. The oa 81 rn,, rnfsr
on .no pear a,oe wsre & .tsu % n"s To- a'. .r,,n,nn
1ho na artet esv' was the s~ eon.inuei purchases 6y
capitalists, who, after II pcr!od of great
depression, "y stocks. ,s, Iay ios @ .ne'n' nanr anu
place uem III ,nelf l"' M'sc'. 'a"5 ~,
OF tho smaller c'ass ct @ he.rs s.,''.",,. who an a,l
soax,d IN ,hat nncr"to nn,i It ,ys ute evident
kassu ~ .nas 1sa,, ,,,,n",t, ~ ,s,, hcrs Ind
bccu shukcn ont. The impression prevails that
even should tho present Improvement III tho
matket mar % omy ee,p0r II rrnr ~ % y;,casn
tnat tao e4trcno aeptesslo. lceen'y wnnesa
viii 10 removed very so, thosRh 4 T. may - tke .,,
49," .na,.,. @ ,.e,tro srho Tfmes snid cy,,lcnres
II, 1a't1rr tha, =, ,a-s., t,,,,n,,nr nr snort
"eAo NV "H'lttie ~ ss ts 49, ~. , a.. .,,
eun''.Sto "t'u s''''. o' l.so..". M s .s.'..
Oh tne leco"t ue''t upet"sms s,'.s,, .,..',
Quietly buylh8 tnoso s1oehS "H'ch 1ney
, 1880-05-17
T1Ft1tY{0lf1s,

DErAn,T, Mich, May lA-FLoUA-Quiot steady,
and unchanged.
GnAlS-Whesl-Freer oaoringa and lower, No. !
whto. ti1sx, May. tAi5ti June, ttl1, July, noul-
hnlt milling No. /, nosntnak ltecuIpts OF wheat,
Vl1 bui shfpnlenta, b,G1l hu,
, 1880-05-17
TOLEDO.

TuLEpo, O.. May ia-tlHAsS-Whcat woaki No !
whlto MGhlRnn. ti.l8i ansHor do. xlsu4, No. rod,
spot. tiks siay, ts.4s Juno, tLt3, July, s!.!S So
3urnbsr Illinois. fl.23 Corn wuak, hgh mtxu IHic,
No. J. SPOT 4!fc, Julio, %0lut No. white, 10, 70.
5sc.sd. dot damaged, t,c OAts st0adyt No. T. 35u
ltEcEsI'Ts-Whoat, S3!I0 but corn, 4la1 bHi barley,
.Ai!rMEsrs-whont, loo bu, corr. is,9N bu, bar
1ey, 2,An bu.
, 1880-05-17

PEORIA. H.! MAy H,-ltAlN-Curn actiyo and
easieri high nslxed, a511aN'fu, mlzad. ssaasNs.
Outs active and steady, Nu white, G4{93ic, AJa
gclva and eaatur. NJ. 2 81 kAI}&c.
r ItQHWtHkB-Steal3y at ttQf.
, 1880-05-17

NEW onLxAss, 1.a,, May 1A-CoTToH-Firnor,
some shlcs hishors ullddlnR. l1t4cs low HidnI!nE.
!c, good ordinary fei tist 1ccGiEts p bn,oat Eross
nQnt, 7t3i sa1os, hult stock, lal,G1.
, 1880-05-17
I}UEFAL0,

hURVAtO, 3lay lA,-tlitA.N-Whoat inactive, buy.
atIt sallers aparl h1 bu No. i Duluth ut Il. H.
Corn qnvt and strnnH, lau bu No. Western at Ar
k9hcs DlU hu u arrive " ~. Outs held ut abuut
ashc: .,,
cUSs, Rna 10 fur UAta.
, 1880-05-17
COMM ERCIAL,

Tho following were ths receipts and shipments
OF the lcsding articles of prtsluce In this city
during tho twenty. four hours Guiding u 0'cluck
Saturday morning. and tho corresponding tins
Last year:
, 1880-05-17

Tho exports or provisions from tho senGolrrl,
Including New Orleans. for the week ending
Atny 8. Included 11.G1 hrls pork, 4,S4l brs beef,
a,Ua:A4 lbs lart. 17.74l,sj lbs hog meat, 093,eA
lbH rfecsc, md 1,oOs, ,G;0 lbs tnlluw.
Tho Toledo Produce Exchnl,Ko MARKET Report
enyX tllnt with g0od weather Toledo will receive
by 1uly Ii, 10000 Blu daily, andby July u, :Jooo
bt ilnily,
, 1880-05-17

Current rcporta: itcecp.. 81 ehsptncnss ~: mar.
and fcedars. eARvx& iii native. !1hsaa,: Co1nsados,
s7!sMIa1i wntetcd tnd cnrH'feh To1ans QMtAitD
chnirs heavy and light shirplhe fAatsa!hl mlxod
packing. fAs58JAi
CEHCfSNATf.
CiSctNxArf, Mar th-1lnd*-Act!re hnd nrm;
cpntnlnn EAtt2(.Hl; light AXtA4 IS; Ihcklnk. AAM
At1t buichess ftSt4 IDu receipts, 7as5 shipments,
I'LL
1NnIANArOi.ia.
INDIANAPOLIS, Htny M-lin1s-9teady At tt3S@
III, receipts, 4,aI; ahfpmnnls. 4NI.
, 1880-05-17

labtANArnLls, May yA-AkA1N-WheatN weak, No,
! go1, tlL&SLlA Corn stsAdy At I6J7Ac. Oats gutet
at 1atJto.
, 1880-05-17

Special DspateA to Jhs Chicago 7tttuns.
KANBAs CITY, Mu., May H-GRA1s-Ths Prtea Cur.
rent rsporss W1seat-Itscaipts, s,s37 but sApments
1,0 but weak No. ,. cash. tkpi Juna Slni no. :
, 1880-05-17

1tail frcHhts wcrp quotal steady. Now York
rates werc Hso on grim and BIC on provisions.
Ltvcrpool rites, G34c on provisions nnd h.tfu on
itnur. ftnmlnry rites, Tic on provisions, md
u1AsEnw hi1tc OH Hour.
Thc rccrpts or wheat ht ChicaRo, Milwaukee,
81. Louis, Tulcto, and Detroit. reported sntur-
tlny, aRgrcgntcu 100 100 bn, and tito shipments
.;5| ,0Ml In.
The following wns the produce movement re-
ported fn,m New York ButHrtlny: Receipts
Flour, 131,n Iris: whcnt, s0,o0O hui; corr. 4pG11
lnI: nats, .@i.'p0 lit; corn-rnenl. no rkRa; rye,
17.a0 h,,; hurley, mono: nat, t1,200 bu; rnlk.
G9I br1s beef, 1,1s, brs; cut tncuts. 1,B0l pkgs;
Enrt!, i,bi5 frs; whisky, :s5 brls.
Exports For twenty four hours-F1o,r, 1000
tss; wheat, 13p,ON b,i; curn, 1@.55 900 bu; outs,
J,0O0 hi.
Tho following wcro the shipments Of provfs-
ions frnn this city during tho times natncd. The
,yp1ubts Orr frrf,RS.
, 1880-05-17
OsSYEGO.


OswE1O, Aa{ A-uRAlS-Whrat-No. l white
Michigan. tl.11 Corn dull hixh mixed. 10.
, 1880-05-17

TU1pENTtSE.
WILMINGTON, lfar 15.-SrLNtTs TrnFrNTINR-
Quiet At DC
, 1880-05-17

.ou...rN0 rN0P0sALS. LS.<...1o.x.,~
1roposnta for 1n'alnn Supplies and Trnns-
partats0n.
a1 e 9sSsc5 sosad 81 1SnnS pf
n,snl;. intorsed rropo.alA FOR ncnf. ilaeon. FnuE
ssas na ne &s ~ q n IT,
Sos. G and il W"oster strest Now i0rk, wlll II Ic:
ssa: 5aS1a1 PSInSs PEI! r. hS9' ss; SSSS
n: Ht S$pss Sfsss
AZ P2ss: tS%sS H. FSt + g. 0 s'tEss
pass na rs sa ps Whaat soaa' s" p0ana' sugar.
. Az. nnnis!s, Waolen w nnd Cotton ao9as }con;lst-
ASaD ya1dss .brns, lsGG yards DUCK. iiu 1astis;
" 3aysI yasf SnSs. ysTSs SFS ssSa,
{a;s sfS' sssI ;sss ySf; o,6iaS % d;ass!s: dss SS
ons !aIiwre aissai sa9pIio' S,.a iorK ~ q
X.s,. Tfansportatlen Tor sneh q the Supplies
DO Ilo1verci nj tho AEonetes. x............-
HlDs MusT I'M MAn1 OUT ON GOVERNMENT
sebstiIles showing tho kinds md quantities Of Sub
s1sence SUPPLIES 1n4u!re1 tOr zach AHone1 snd ths
ssaee. VIII HS1
sa % a pa:s u f. 1s * y ed
amd pay,nont ira9srort2t!0n [11les aHd 81 other @
sss s 's ns" ss M b. aS i
s,ld Y Yoostef Hsteoa New York; 70 n. Kingsley,
SS st9's Ssr f'fss sss fes1 g 1s'
snb;lstense. y = T., at Chlcaxo. saint "p!: saint
s saas Scaes'0' NV a0a
lt!ds will hn opened a. tho hour and day, sboso M
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
uraa nSa som" pjf Gsa siass epositoPy Xssss%nt
usS.s s or at least Two 5 S OF
, 1880-05-17

rnah asn; juno pic. Corn.-Rrcelpa, l.n but ship
nonts u 161 bu; wchki Nh cash. 23te; lnnc. 2i,tc.
, 1880-05-17
PETROLEUM,

CLEVELAND. o.. May ylh.-pErRoLKuM-t1nchahE
standard wtltc, ITO test, TIC.
rtrrsnuitu, May 1a-FKTnorEuN-Quot, crndo
firm At N;sxo nt f'htknrs for shipment, rained nc,
philadelphia daltyQEf.
, 1880-05-17


TntrAnELrnIA, ,Mny 1h-FLuult-9,lRhti1t tnoreAaed
export i!omnnd, stlnneto!a oxtea families. In lots,
Eal1, medium. &.25s good. sa50QS6e!f clloicc' aA2
Ohio. Eood sdoD, fnnoy tk:j; Illinois. cl1ncc, a21
wnor ratents s7.sa ltye heur' s'2'a4is the latter
for ellnce. ......- .-..-...
u.tAfS--Whont dull and renk, No. ! whito Michl-
Rnn, st.lto, No. rcl In coyntor. &ls1, No. 2TG1.
Nny, $i:o& bid, sL3i asked; tnnr, sl23 bid, $fs5A
nskrl; July. tl.1H4 bid *1lfM asked; August. tllo
bld fIl0!{ asked Corn ncttyo and lrn sall 1ntxed,
t1S1o, rejected, Sic; steamer, bttsSac; nn.mxcd,
May, 6sc b1d Gl}to nskcds llno 80 bid. &c asked;
july 4c bid, E6o nskcd; Aug nt 61o bid. 54cAsked.
uata firuar ouyngs light: No. white, 4ih@+scs No.
2ho. pt1tt5+ic; M. . do. shxxtaA;c. ....
pttovIsiUsB-FIyn,. Tllef-Mdss. sfa0G Mess pork,
fl,.5galiC!tf lunls-ymoked. lucille, picked, $40
D1f: , - o,, e,av,o, N.,<
YNrk Hfnto md irnusostl County, PonHHylvAna, OK:
trs isda; Wrstcrn NdscrEc, extra, lasl7ci 40 good
IL ciGlce, 1'af t5r,
CiiEt:sE-dtepdy; creamery. tthc, good 10H91le.
px.TNnLEUM-S0n4nnltY unchanged.
RErE1rraSiSians. atSo Grfs; waeas 1900 bu; corn,
siiirMEXTs-Wheas, 43.on i,u; curn, 5000 bu.
, 1880-05-17

GENERAL MARKETS..
tHOOM-c0HS-was In fair requeat In ANAL tots
and sleudy. peA1urs hoEo luu tbp bulk Ut tho stuck
left In thu "est and Uxpect t dispose Ut Il before
Thu ntW Grup ettInsa Into snirkek.
t:lAcu hur nsld e4rj.et
flns gruon, sult-Wurklx.
tsuM pon. ~. ~. M
s.,t a4'* tte9t
HuErEIk-At4t tfiIHl crCnt,,erY und tho 1ugst
grzles III t'arr f'r which there III gnud dat1Iud ut
sIataneI prlrHs, thu Inrkut tatIaN4 Nuak and un-
suttvI. shipperf du mt want tU pay uvur l liz fur
thu best Onu&nxs uld eEa suw Ut tbs local trade
nItu vii! take nny ptiantlsy nj ac. Thora Mqfe
satcs Ut tho {HllA"!ns qau1nsinHa:
!"s T. cl,ass Jill;
AedtAni. ittsa
lHuttuf u c4nlluoh h&3
HAGGISu-AM unchanged aierkst was notUd.
Vfade feulains very quilt und vA1uu& asG huk sub
jected " auy imporlant cAango. We axuln quoto:
:,,:i;,
ttsf Gtssk ''.'.'' .'.I l!;ts1as suao'a.. s1!s
'Artl II oos sAtAs s.-s'A N4N
CIlEEsE-t)nIy = hand. .lu-sunuth damund exista
III anticipation vt luN1f pFtces buyurs uTo not In.
clilad ~ user IN advance Ut Immediate Wsnta, and
uHl1ur Increasing supplies and 4 Nemkun!Ix EatSuFH
and fVFelsA lna1kut tho tunabnoy II ytrun3iy down-
ward. Ths following quotations xcro outy lndlusE.
emily sustained:
Full EsvaHi, Hpw. 3l3t
faf! sk1,, ha1 lW
W aAiu. hs"' 99
4A* RfA41bk y
GtAL-tuta!less EpIort u c4nl!uued light aunland.
N!dath wuru lHr thu uUst paEL cununed til such
IuunttiaUa required {ur current consumption.
| l'tices Euuain ua beturo,
!!4nRo aAQ tlbD
sk a a s:a sS Gssr ii S1
I4lu14Vfs III
, 1880-05-17

nIISCELLANEOUs. -----0---
- .>..-.l-. .--&-%
no TIINHE WHO Wt4lI
10 havG removed permanently suparnu0ut hatr,
trsctles, etc. will send recipo that will y0u
lrea " charac lhta Rre4 reu,ody dlsaosased bJ
Prot. Il. Hmm. t1A EreAt ch Miat uH4 East lhdla
plant d.eoy%fes send soll.adaru.sSd enrsiopa %
v. pufIkGr, III A1nH1MUFJ.8t-, Eau ksnnoBc0, Cal,
Genofa4 AKUnt for tls0 UnItsd 6lases and CansIn.
y. N.-As uAysIttsnx II very cxpenslve th!s advar-
ihefef1rs al WHO alicle!t sequestod IL cut
this nut TOR FGTrrencc whum they MnNt IL
, 1880-05-17

ChlcnEo. 1lurl!nHton - Quincy Nnt,no.a
For Mnps. Gufds. .lsoots Time.1abIes, slccplna.e,,
mctSt 1as ofss fs,. r. 'ns Il chea.o
northenst c1rner lsnndnh md 8tstosia foa' .
intiaMa ~: Hrsna Central norot corner CanMsl III :s3
MadIsoll.kkA. tUn " GAk HliHi. ~enAaoe
, 1880-05-17

Pullman flHt1 tAra hre run through, hotvoa. -,
r1an and Council! 1uifa, Mnd sI,imnn Hlsmnac chl.
s'Hmx s, ,tv o. ths talr !s,nvng ChIc.fn
a-Dcrot cnrnor ot Wells and K!n.to,utx
b-Depot corner Of Canal nud kn1je-sta
, 1880-05-17
Lcnre. I Afttfa
mttawa 4 Htrtntor Express... ;.

:, a >al1Y. Daily. except Sunday. eDaly, s.oes
EasuriAy. ~"
Fniluinn l6-wheeI Hleepinz.Carx and rassspr,,+
Conuhes betwaen Chicago. COUNCIL Diuns, omaSa It
19aeph. Atchaon. ropekn, and Khnsns city, tnEouxa
between Chicago and KnnsaA CITY, G, b i q Din.
iuR-Cass attached 10 ali trains
Chicago. milwaukee d It. Faul HALLWAY.
"FAn- tinndla" DeyNt, corner Ell lnthn and csrnt,
sts. Ticket Oh1ces, 81 Clnrk.et. PAlmor TnnSs
Grand Fncido 1Iuiol, aud at Depat 1's'S
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agent. showing the cause Of the heavy cost Of
Portuguese.
Mr.. Rhodes spoke at considerable length
deprecating the introduction OF Chinese, and
favoring the immigration of East Indians. He
argued that we must get the cheapest labor or
we cannot complete with other people.
Mr.. Bishop said the appropriation is asked for
immigration without asking from whence they
come He explained at some length that the
prosperity OF the country depended mainly on
profitable labor, therefore he thought We ought to
give the Government every dollar they asked for.
DR.. Smith believed that the House should vote
for It az a measure that would conduce TO the
welfare of the country He made an eloquent ap-
peal to the Assembly.
Mr.. Nawahi and Mr.. Pilipo spoke at length in
favor of the reduced amounts.
On the vote being taken, it resulted as follows
on the question of 500, 900 Tor immigration.
AVEs-rheir tx ) G Wilder, Jno VI Kapena.
Simon n kaai, Hons P Kanoa. Chas r Bishop.
Jno O Dominis, II A Kahanu. \ 5 Clegborn. j
Z Parker, Ii kuihelani, j | Dowsett. j Moana-
nli, q Rhodes, j Mott Smith. c II Judd, j E
Bush, f K Lilikalani, CN KaIama, j L Kaulu-
kou, HIN Kahulu, j S Kaanaana. L Aholo. W
NJ Gibson, r W Wilcox, J X Hanuna, J X
kaunamauo, JAS Woods, a Kalauli, G n Will
cox, 5 K Kuapuu, F W Beckley, 5 K Kupi-
hea.
NoEs-Hons A K Kunuiakea, r II Baker.
J keau, q Glendon. j Nawahi, ID B Wahine,
) w kaai, G W Pilipo, S X Mahoe, J Kakina.
The House adjourned at 5 P. n.
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United shse
nor United
hto Nd
.he time pl|
pk rnas
pre- Tor TIM
MY.
90 when ca
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Thought they ought TO provide their own LABOR.
The Minister of the Interior said that the
planters are willing to pay for their laborers, but
the idea was, that the Government bring women
and children at Government expense. If the
planters had only to do with it, they would bring
nothing but men and that is what they wished to
guard against.
Mr.. Keau moved that the item be made So
900.
Mr.. Gibson said, that at the commencement of
every enterprise there must be mistakes. We
see that every Portuguese has cost the Govern
ment $3.50, besides the cost to planters. The
South Sea Islanders cost $40 each 10 the Govern
ment, and S44 to planters. He quoted from sta
tistics which showed that Islanders could be
brought here at a total cost of $50 per head. He
stated this, not with a view of opposing the
measure, but with the object of showing that the
Government might carry out the system for much
less money. Referring to the remarks OF the Min
lister of the Interior that it planters brought labor
here of their own accord they would bring men
alone, he was of opinion that no planter would
be allowed to land laborers without the permits
sion of the Board of immigration. He spoke in
favor of South Sea Island immigration. He said
Portuguese were good laborers. but too costly,
and as subjects OF this country he thought we
should endeavor to obtain cognate races. DE al
so thought the subject of East Indian immIgra-
ton had not been properly understood, and that
if we had u proper knowledge OF this vast field
of immigration we would deem it worthy OF con-
sideration. He quoted treaties between Great
Britain and France that ought to set aside all
prejudice with regard to our having a British
Commissioner interfering in our courts. The
East Indians are docIle, teachable, cbaste, easily
controlled. and not vicious. They ae also prOlI-
fc, and our obtaining immigration from that part
of the world, is well worthy of our consideration.
The Minister of the Interior pointed out very
clearly that the Finance Committee had fallen
into some error, as to the cost OF lmmI-
Grants He aA1uPod HOurpS in SunOOrt of his
statement, said that if he was wrong he would
apologize, but if he was right, he would ex-
pect an apology from the Finance Committee.
He said that the present Board had accomplish
ed more than was ever done before. He gave
particulars of the contract with their London
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T~H1Rrr-FrRsr DAY-we dnesday, June 9th,


REPORT OF sTANDIN COMMITTEE.
The Judiciary ommitte reported on the Bill
that was introduced to amend Section 49S of Civil
Code. The report was ordered tie be laid on the
table to be considered with the Bill to which it re-
lates.
The same committee reported on various petit
tious praying that the use of spirituous liquors be
forbidden to Chinese and other aliens whose Gov
eminent has no treaty with the Hawaiian govern
ment, as follows
The Judiciary Committee has bad under con-
sideration the several petitions praying that regu-
lations which affect native Hawaiians in respect
to the use of ardent spirits shall apply to all Pol
ynesians and Asiatics, resident in this Kingdom,
with whose Government we have no treaty.
(Seven petitions here fellow bearing 364 sigma
tures.)
Your committee fully agree with the prayer of
these numerous petitioners who represent as they
believe a majority sentiment on this subject in
this Kingdom.
The Hawaiian Legislature, very largely COM
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THE CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.

SENDING UUT MANY DoCUMENT>-MEEriNG IN CLAIR
ENDON HALL.
The Central Republican Campaign Club, in aidi-
tiou To The immense number OF documents il Is send
Ing ont all over the country hnds time TO attend to
local matters. 1t has strong volunteer force Of
enthusiastic Republicans engaged III district work,
and IN tract distribution Also, there has been CO.
tabIished bureau to assist in naturalization mat
ters uuder the conduct Of Edwin l.. Hildretb, :. B.
Il>ingston and c. Pullman. In few days the
C'ub Uill ,-sue catechIsm winch tells ID the SIM
p est possible manner who are entitled TO mai utd-
L ton ana the proper egal means TO secure 1t.
Inc Climb has arranged for district meetings FOR
every evening the coming week luIS rFruIh4
alone four Repub ican meetings VIII De heidIn va
rons districts OF the city. Last night reg
mar meeting of the Club was held at Clarendon
llal at when delegates from all the Gistucis al
frndeo. Christopher Pullman was called 20 the
char III the aoseuce of Charles Natrous, the presi-
dent: who was unable 70 be present on account OF
elcknrss. j. F. Fisher acted As secretary. ILc
meeting was well attended be ween zoo aud
500 per.ons being present among whom
enthusiasm was shown throughout, even the TAD rs
joining eagerly IN the applause. On TIE stage was
pe4 club Of xtcen young men, two Ot whom were
C1lOred. The meeting was Opened win song bF
e.. cub after which l. }. Elthlan was introduced
IL soaking be o 'ne nso5r,c n3 poy D5riy ca6no p5
1--we on I-, record party. hes would
starve to death III twenty minutes. notice Won
dtrful change IN The sen lnenl> OF the Democrats
d.rInC the past eight week.. They thought they
Gsd Already elected Hancock aud were dividing
The Offices To-day they have heard from
Vermont AID have experienced a relapse
A J. Dttenhoeler was the next speaker. lie sad ::
- he audacity OF these Democrats Is amazing For
the last twenty years they have opposed everv-
thing that was rigLt, and now they
ask for confidence. because they have con-
fe-s.d their SINS. I'm time of war they chose q
peace General a. their candidate; ID peace they
fsve chosen a warrior Ihey would hlTrih Tor the
Dc. or an arcbaneel with equal enthusiasm u theY
wcud ruu equally we'll But their men cacty Will
do them no good In November aohd North Will
oppose a Solid SOuth. ana they VIII pe beaten u
clr,ou.Iv as they have been II the past" Speeches
werc also made by Henry a. Barnum aid Henry
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ORGANIZING A CENTRAL CLUB.
SENATOR CoNKIING ANNOUNCED TO SPEAK AT THE

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Delegates from the Garfield and Athur
CUBS of the several Assembly DIS rct Lssociatlon@ OF
this city met at Republican Hal. Ne 80 West THIRTY
tnrdst, last evening for the purpose of organz ng
Central Garfield and Arthur Campaign CluD. Inc nan
wei ll ed at 7t5 and at O'Clock even stahuing
room could not BE- obtained.
At the opening OF the meetinr the chairman Joseph
c. Pmcknev, announced that Senator Roscoe ConKlh0
wond speak In the Academy Music either next week
Thursday FRIDAY evenug-he exact date 10 De mere
after published The chairman further stated that all
tine Garfield an Arthar Clubs IN the ciry wOud parade
in uniforms with torches and banners and that this
would undoubtedly be one OF the g~anGest displays ever
Witnessed N New-Ycrk CITY. ~,
marked enthusiasm and ccafcung applause mingled
with repeated cheer. After roll cali 10y Assembly d.
trcs tnr chairman announced that the Lincoln Gun o
this CRY Won hold ting at CHECKER n Han h'N
Wcdnes av evening. which time General BanAs Wou1
make an address 1hs announcement was also received
with continued applause.
Aconnt, 20 was appointed consist ~ 81 one deeTaie
from each Assembly DIS rict for the purpose or cdi 2
tle manner Of orr inl ifon aud reconm, r1ln- 'ccr
Tor tie O. ntral Campaign Cinb. lnS commit, zee re-
ufr fhcr rep RI was offered recorrwca Ius the follow
mc -.rt. enicH flr the r.5uec .ye Oh 'e+:
Prcei5saf-G .nera Ii vl A. .iuN Oh.
Vic.-Irsudcrts-tIueh y. camp aud Joseph IIoyt
4rsaspr,r-J ,ncs B,uun.
.Secrciarg g-eolou p. Sm.tl.
Grne.al A,puwal's name was received with con
tined amp ause. Jnd fhe entire rcpC't unanimous
adopted a1la storms Of applause aal nr"T cacer..
Before taking hS seat General A.linwtI spoke sub
s:1LtiI ly is folovs: Tls IS q mr for Worr. hot
words. w. are here for ilr puruoe MAXIM arrange
aers 90 eject G1ti ana Ar,.r. and we propp,r to
.err them. Tsc Democrats dIt preaching q cd n-'
The chln.e hev de.Ite cp e u Cd" control o' te
Treasury r Washington. bui tl5 is ga ug' 49, DON'T
pcoro-- 20 l.f them have. Tia" Io.t1r W.l G' not
want a chan --. and cosld not ai lri 90 cb iu- -'
resolution was OH red 1 regard ,o tne grand We
tory achieved Joy Re1uolclu- 10 Vermont. Id" res
oriIon va, received with applause AMI was unAIi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
NOTES OF TIE CANYAss.

A colored Garfield and Arthur club has
been organ zel Al Glen Cove l. T., vin Thomas Ru+h
more plesid, ut auI Edward 3 ttes secretary.
The Twenty Ward has an active Gar
fed and Arthur Ctupal4n Clue. wlrh ". H. Ten Evck
pre- q Do, GeMEc Na.Ity secretary, aaC ~ nry j.
Ghrreit re tsurer.
The East Orange, CN. j. Republican Club
has be re- rglniz.d win the following officers: iresi
dent Gardner T.. Colby re-pre-ilrnt. james Peek
secretary, ". X Gray Jr; treasurer Henry Po"1e
The Republicans Of EnglcwoOi, y. j., will
have Garfield aud Arthur banuerrais NJ next iucs-
day evening after when there viii b Erpat. .icall
rpa.,-rae.t ~ ii the Afncnruu John y. F0siec viii
deliver tnc address 0t tAe cvtuiu--
A battalion Of three comuenles If Boys in
Blue has been Or-au z"d in Tue VIA Assembly DISTRICT.
Tuesday evening large audience, composed
OF Republicans and Democrats, assembled AZ Iottrn-
vile. = L. TO listen a campaign speech by George
Hill Of this city II rycnuna Tie auspices or NE
GaA.ld aud Arthur Campaign club O; Touenvlile.
Whcn now has l1l melb-r-. Al Tie cosc o the Sr@r"
many joined tie ciun, about hech oi whom ItG
ueat. IJp