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T.. u. Wasllburne Is the coming tnnn. A fair

Il. u. Wnslll,nrne Ia the coming IMAM. A. fntr
representation would hnva entitled Dlntug to
Mt lcnst o1lrthir,l of. the delegates from New
York nnl Pennsylvania, and Grant to four
out Of tho ten fr0m Kansas. This wftte de-
lnrtllro gf former praettco will uilgnestioll-
ably he iifitatc,l by otl,er State Conventions,
wlIicl, will Terminate In a "4lca,l-luck" at tho
ChtcnRn Convention, theroby necessftattng
tho withdrawal of bne' or both, nnd 'substI-
tnltng for dark l,orso tho 1[MI. e. j.
Washburne,-tlic first choice Of many, tho
second chOlce Of many more, anil tho third
choice Of almost the entire Republican party.
II is to DO l,opel that the Delegates to tho
Na;tona! Convention will not all9w thetr
goml Judgment by., ,pereisting in tho
ll0Inination Of my cntdf.lato tint Wilt leopard
tn tiin purity, but net liArInonInusly aud with
ulsHll Unity such rs only Il Republican Coli
ycltto'l ean to. There Is 1fa uso ".s1ltpping
the Devil arnunt the stump" nor ll1sgulstlg
tho fnct TINT tile firAnt, Dnlnc, and Shcrn1n,
StoS TapIyh o4 yho d:RppSGrng %lt Vt 4a
Treasury" rhls feellng Is manifested IN
nearly I'LL Of the Northwestern States, lii
every !nstntlce whero the frionts of Dlntne
aastt t;rttnt are abuut equally divided. Wnsh.
hur1,G, Ms n c0lnprUn,fse, is acceptable to
both. Therefore, IL. yteW Of these facts, why
should tho party l.cslt,lto III the selection Of n
,i1all tint nut only co,ftt DO elected by MI
overwhelming majority, hnt will bo the
1ncn,'s Of sec'1rInE fonr Or i'ye Con@Eressnen @
will! nlIy other statldarsl-benrcr9 Surely this
otul,t to ltuye solny weight, especially when
Wc consider tho complexion Of tlie present
Congress- T.. u. l..
, 1880-04-07

Special Dtspaseh 10 Ths EAteaqo Tribune.
GRAND AAPtps April 8.--Tho returns OIL Biz
porvisors hAye Geen received from every ward
and township In tho county sava us,s to-dny, and
it ID now certain that tho Nepublicnns hnru1nltio
largo and gtortouB 8atna In pretty neariy oyory
town In tho county. Townships that hAvo not
had Republican Supervisors III many ycars olcct-
cd them this spring OH t[okets opposed to tho
fusion tickets OF 0reonbaekers and Democrats.
Ia ths old hoard tho oisepubllcnus had eghtccn Of
thirtyvttyo nDuluers, the remainder being near
: ly all Nationals. Tho now noanl ut thtrty-ilvo
members will cont4in twenty ur twonty-one Ne-
publtcans. Though tteEllit futurns arc but
llicagro, yrt enough has boon received to show
thMt tho proposed amendment TO tho State Coll
stitpt,on. permitting IN Increase OF tho Gov
,whellnlngly. defeatell.l th!s county aud this
portion Ut the 6tAte. i
KALAMAZOO. -
Special Uspasrh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune,
KALAMAZOO, Nlch.. April G.-ltetlrnA fr1m the
county HhnW ttAt thu Republicans hnyo eleutetl
.thlrtogH Of stxtUon suporvis0rA, Il ga1n Ut fnur
tAtes IN tho l3oard fFuui that Df la1t year. The
uEoonhaok vote WIS substantially nothing,
ANN AHnou, i.
a Special Dtspaseh 10 Tia CAttapo Tttb4ns,
: ANY Anuou. Mich, April g.-Tho Republicans
1selo mud Yurk}, and harq 2 majority ot THO
'noasi, y, which Is stands, Republicans, wi Demo:
0xkRRAL NEsUIF6. u
DETROIT, April a-The township elections
weru hUl1 throughout Michigan MuuJuy, with
eatno thirty elty elections. 1leturnA generally
ilillcatn Hopubllcau gaias nntl y decIdad failing
, 1880-04-07

OF the sa,ne .pnltt1cal race, will! be as sepnrato
~ tllongli tho oreans werc beswcon them.
ohn Ut the enl'vc'tions. will b" llnst einpl,at-
l'y II .e Ae' isn iiifo''ss ersrsce " t0 t f'fs il
jirtletp,i TINT tl.u Kelly Convention, will
oerats as tho 'rtl'lct!: Ninpara County, tlse
.iclsgatl.n, tn tlle Kelly Cenvcl,llon md nono
~ Tin 'l'iltlrn. Niagara nlwnys elects II Dem.
neruttc ticket fr'I. Till catl t0 tho tall. Every
thing trnts tn indlcate tl,at thu proceedings
ALMOST entire nt's.tlen OF .lsscnsLulr, wilise,
MI tho other ltAnl. 'riltlep Is liktly 10 meet
with uppnsttlDli u Ills own. Convention.
Nlnny believe tint Tiislel, Will be defeated lii
the Convention llo expects to govern.
1fEisEToronE rifpES HAS HELD
tho organization In tl!ls .tOno'dnEnl county
BY. vlrtun 0f patronage, but lle llMs LOST ltts
colanc IF vnntage III this respect, anil itwOuld
mt te surprising 1t the delegation went over
e KSlly. The Br1nklyn E.,gle. tll9 nrt:nl! 1f
crt. has sllpp6rtcd Tildn,, las fnrsakcn lin,
mud hOistctf The ilnncock banner. Very like
u llrooklyn vii! SEMI n delegation strong tor
Knlly, Which vii! be a!l0thgr feAtller ont Of
fcsoS !ss "E iou Ss Ns1 e" 4Srk tp u sas yss ts @
te facr. . Wy viii Ti,iea ei s s'sSpess;l s to- coi,!
trol the .lslcgatiolis II tlis seSIlon, It is ~
nrc uin,osed tn l,nt 81 the saln0 tine, they
wat col,rse to p!irsac. III ko It all III iii,
tho Democrats Of New York aro by tho clrs
on tho question: They
10 NUr WANT TO ne CONTROLLED
by Tilslell, nnd they do mt want: tO be con.
t)lcir .lite,na, atli, like A[tcnwber, appear to
lr waiting for something t. t. t4rn Tl np; Thy ht
Deinocratfe pHpers OF tile Stats 10 not
knew which, way to turn. of ,,, g,Darse, bot. IT,,
, 1880-04-07
IN III tho t.raeubacx vute. 'rhr constitutional
Hmnlment f.,nr1alAfnH tho 0nyernora satlry to
$'.N0 Is probably ticfeAtcsl.
OHIO.
T4lE,Etlu,


sptetnl Wsrafth to Tbs Chicago Ttib,snt.
T01.Ept,, o., April G.-FiE,,rcs complied In asl-
vance nf tho official count show that tho Rcpub-
pbhns matlo large gains yesterday, harinR elect
ID three mt of fo.if princirnl city tillccrs,-
Pol,co Clerk, Wntcr7W Works Tr,thtcc, and Ccrnc-
tory Trustcc,-and thrco nut Of four Aldermen
III tho wards voting, and four out nf eight Cnnn-
etlmca In tho wards voting, four National c''un-
eiimon hoiug elected mninly By combinn-
tlons with 1,cthndaattA. Of tho minor
olliecs, tho Kepuhltrans SECURED n !nrpcr
number than for ycars Tho straight vote, na
estimated on somo candidates but t1Ittloscrt.tchrtt,
would iiuw give tho Republicans Hho,tt hAD
plurality. Last spring tho National plurality
averaged al,out t,CD1 ovor bu.h tho old parttes.
tlhtca defeated wert generally clses III which III.
lnrt.ato HGlcst!ons e bud l.ccT made owing to
inAttehion 1T allowing ss,et1,es to o packoo
Special DApateh To- 1ha Chttaeo Tribune.
mas ny the EsPSllcans r. ySsterays. n. ls I'LL,
jcct Ut n1uell c0nslGht t0.aMy. The lntest re-
tnrns show tlmt tho hcnd tf tho Republican
rhla is ono nf tho heaviest lnA]orities ever re-
and cities tho lscpnhlcans won ", almost IN.
uaHcs potItical Issues wore nut ,naio protntncnt.
CiNC1NsArI, April G-unnllIulnl footings, glyo
ri sase il Hs1SsaG ss ecct t1s e enrs aSca
y nosT sTn of Education With majority Of fro" 4"
tho city M prceincts Show tiiati Graham titoruS.
licnrl III elected City Civil Engineer over 0liltck
Rs"Sss1 essssn y y elected g nfFsfsy FssSy 5 Rsay
!Dc1nesrat) s oleetoi Police Cointn1.sloner ovcr
Ssds1 @ y sssteS s 5stsp y s' fsto "scs
Trcsscnr!tlcr tlicnuhlican' by 1ia ,na1orlly. TIM
Kcpubcan. clcnt nineteen members Of tho CITY
, 1880-04-07
Wrnngle OF tile New York De-
M0crney Over tho Two
State Conventions.
The Minnesota Republican State
Committee Meeting at St.
Paul To-day.
Defamatory Political Letters Recent
" Sent Out by the Sherman
Bureau.
SENATOR IIOAR.


1I1s VIEW OF TIE PRESIDENTIAL sITUA-
TIOX.
Special Dfspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WAsH1SoroN, D. c., April Ex-senator
Geurge +. 1iUar l.ns written tho following
letter to distinguished Republican coll
stitucnt; member Of the last Massachusetts
Legislature:
wAsnlsoToS, p: G., April my DEAn SIT: |
week. an;i ani yni,r letter Willing ny return.
| think tho 1tcn,iblcans Of Massachusetts ought
not BY nliy nction taken in April put It out Vt
ton nt tho Representatives, tho purity through.
out tho whole country, shnll seem wlsest rs IN
Whit VIII nIe!s s,s sfh thclr I ,ccs C si sorSe
Iilali.c,"' F" Etl,n,iluls," or "sler.nnn.'' They
should select tho wsest antl trlest mc thoy C'tl1
tho wholu ticL when thu time for nomination
comes, nnG klrc their vote to the man WHO
M sfes ssat t 10 e"S os & 9 ty r"ss ns esst t s"
either. of tic, distinguished, Yenf!efncn abtyu
of Rcpubl,can princlp lies TINT WY,
without ,haytng { iinp,ltcd to him that
hS has ntsled anybody Or h'etrayc.l any,oy
Republican candidate fnr the, Presidency from
tho gentlemen who hayo hccn prnminGntly
or ti.e grave fMtlltA Imputed to any ut thcnl by
opponents arn tries GolnpMrcd with tho OWLS
that Democratic success w0lilt bring npnn tho
cntry. II he true, rs sDrincsl pnsslhlo SONIC
mnntlss ngO that uei,. Hr.lnt wnt,ll bu tlo.niI,-
Cd and ELECTED hya srsat wnyo Of public sonti- ;
divide tho South, thnk no prcferpnce for any
other candidates and Ito recollection Of tho
gnlye mistakes which ho Inado III giving bis
confidence to unworthy mon ought to make any
mai WIN lnycs hIa country stand In tho WAY Ut
such II result. hut this does not now seem like
M a s i. b IL ss It's n1 e tss 9drtaa Of a
tho 1nrn'an vote lii tho Northwest. HHa with tho
lSss Of se ycry Prfht and ae'e
e see the thtnEs in their trno li9ht
rthos ns of q orsizias ] so % csl.scry,eo or tojr
AFFECTION to olecting il President form thirt limo
u lc them to Disregard tho 1pngcr Of bringing
ieenulHtion of Ami:rican citizenship, tic OVER
| throw Of constitutional government In nln,ly
"n o rsts S t. sGpt IT, mn n
Nationai ccctions, ths destrctI on 1t III saf".
% ,s ste,s!;;s!Eh's :: ~, fs,se'y ss:ssled, IT,
cpcnS @ "l Il tc 'sc irce Vii i of y party iariiss, MT %
throw u ths National bankiis syste.s. ~ d.
radc@, % cs,,i,xcs II hs tar!. w Wbe viii Go t'!o
sSstS kS Saf ssq1ss k ,s fs t9 at q
aa art q q afeSp sSnf hoss sae,n th'Es wE j. 1d ,e w
win be likely to inierposo viii bo i, feeble bur.
rtsr wSse to votS for y oants to.sy
trins nddsl strength to It from Without. pit
nuted with ns, buth North md sol,th. Will givo
assurances that they will jni9 M IN such n,lnl
eers A. Wi'l MAKE th9 rss"lt ' q th9 slcct!nn
ncccpt any can,linto who win Grllg 10 slc([,
support. anyo.1rs very sincerely, ;,
, 1880-04-07
ISD1ASA's PREFERENCE.

10 me EIHoF Of Tic Chicago Tribune.
Forr WAYNE, Ind, April 8.-Although rs
yet there has becn but l,ttlo political excite
lnent here, tho people are discussing the
probabilities, ns well rs tho possibilities. Of
the various Deuocratic a,d Republican ca11-
tlislatcs for tho nominations Mt Cincinnati and
Chicago. Although this county is hopelesly
Democratic (tlircu OF four to one), yet IL tho
right candidate should bo nominated by tho
Republicans lie will get many of tho Ger
mans to vote for him. especially II ridden
Should bo nominated at Cincinnati. Tint
candidate, lutl't hesitate to say, ought to bo
Wnshburmc. lie would get lnany Gerlnnn
votes. while Grant would get very. few,--liot
lloprd that tic Convention will not commit
liari-karl ut Chicago, ny ain convinced that
so far. rs I llayo talked with Republicans
Willie Grai,t has mnny enelnles OF, account
If tho third term md tho tlEsgraceful rings
during his Administration, bcl1eyp there, Is
not 4 inan wlio ever 'gHs = !epnhlitc!Hn' w,o
nf the Germans wn'ltl built tho nomination Of
Grant, tllcru is not tho slightest cllnncu TINT
~ could carr, lnsllann nnr SOME OF tlle other
Nurtlerr States Mtlcrc tlie Ger,aan popula,
30 wllllus to yoto for nily Of tic
lux party 1t tic svaisbiity Of ',t lie a. ea,di.
dates II VIC cxpgct tn carry the nuXt elec.
ly Solid North to nntag0i,fz1 tho Solid South.
,lllu that w cannot aifurd to tnkc any sucli
risks " the nomination of Grant would III
Gur. T!iyrnfnre shy Washburne agninst tho
ltetd.; With Wnsl!burnc, I believe tlsat vic,
tory Is nssmretl. a'n nut yet ready to hnlal
this Government into the hands of those who
did their best to destroy II by means which
laso beem reicarsrl time and agatn, till
sysTy % e H%fn % aot e9rn n Wen st t ths Sa IKE
Central Committee Of New. York, which met
Inst week, llau tho supreme alllncfty md
bElzen ill,pltdencu to resolve "tU mike ono
supreme effort to save thy coalntry"; that is
they en-, remand their 1x-slaves to slavery.
May Tod forbid this cohsu1nnatl0n. BMt
t9 prevent this terrible ilitI!ction (Ienry
o9Ie Wa15re 60 te F et leasf
unnds, must bo 1tolninatt:tt ut ChieaEo.
INDIANA.
, 1880-04-07
CONNECTICUT.

., sp<eai nnna,eh ,o 1ns f.h,.aoa 1s4s"n..
!, NkM l.AtES' eon1l.' Apti' o.L1ne nepuo-
llcan Stato Convention for tho CHOICE 0f uele-
gatus to Chicago meets here tomorrow.
From present indications itwfllb OF unusual
intnrc.t o,vin tn n,,,.ocatt,,1
."tele., "mns ~ eue'ent".'ses ~ 3,,' a'~uens
nearly e'ery oHo ot lho !eaulne ffesiuentl9l
aspIranis In tic field. To-day boolns for Ed
muntls, Sherman, 1,laine. unl Grant, wIlci,
nay naxo ll"a eareSr ore or !ess successful ' ~
tn's nn1e, ats stoMilh l,'As'ehce nese. tullS
two't'!!rds of tho delegates are here Tonight,
but llo actl0n Of my kind Inns been tukel
crc.Jomto,s onh emu, o1,,,,,. an',n',ss.s -,
, 1880-04-07
NEW YORK.
THE ng,loCIaATlQ WllASoLE,

Epsetol Ga7tspondt!ss af 1ns c'.teaeo Tribune.
SYRACUSE. N, T., April +.-New York Is
regarded as tho pivotal State In tho rrpsi-
dsl1tlal contest, consequently, !" as goes New
York, SO goes the Untot" At present this
State IL certainly tho paramount political
object Of Interest. The Democracy Ut New
York Is prominently party of shresls alla
tatters alld strlye US tho savunts will they eall-
not patch " W. Two Stute CpuseAtlons
laye been called to nlcst u, Syracuse on :otl,
dly Of April. Aud these gatherings, although
, 1880-04-07
SUBURBAN ELECTIONS.
HYDE Park.

The result In llysle Park was somewhat
mixed, the Republicans electing tte Col
lector md Clerk, md tho Democrats the
Supervisor and ASSESSOR. The vote conl-
plete, except rs to- Supervisor, was NJ fol-
lows: For Supervisor, Thunas Dnyies, Ml;
Charles Reese, l,04S. Collector, j. u. lluinil.
ton, 1,4o9; plorce, H9: Clerk, Frank Dlaine,
scoyllle, III; Masit Atahr n''h 1,ios. Fhss ! re-. =
turns from Colallour were Incomplete rs to
the Supervisor, but the result will not be at-
fecteti thereby.
, 1880-04-07

SrlnNa Hill, ILL.,, April 81 notice that q
correspondent Ut the I1lterOecan, with
Hing at THE T1lntISE, puts this county down
for Grnnt Tho first cllolce Of the peoplo of
but, ny he Is not Il, tho field, they are en-.
pllattcatly fur Blainc. * lnrge majority OF
tho people in the eulttlty are for blaine. VIC
are for the Cllicn9o nominee any how; but K
know Of some old soldiers. stnncl, RepIb.
Grant. Sherman has no show III this county.
TutiTIf
, 1880-04-07
ELSEWHERE.

At LARGE.

Special Dtspnteh to The Chicago Trtb1tns.
rHn1AyArot,s. Anr1l 8,-Tha rrt,,r7,a from
$1,000 a,.",i % ~ ,a,n'.
Sestena5 e"ct1ons afe 1hs from pe!hs cum
plete Tonight, but such as aro received Indicate
the adop.ion Of the constitutional amendments
G,nt,r1', ~ tho ,,oo,;tna,, stato "a,n,,i,.na
cnMlt1oun VI tho Aopuo!Icain etaie COMMITTEE
shld Tonight that, based upon auvicea thus fnr
received, tho majority for tito fltSt amendment
Wilt bo not less than 81 900 nr o,0 co., As tho most
tor,nfdnh1c onno.tt,on wos nrrnrcit nynfnst
this % mcos,,re upp' I'M ahopo n1,rca "nes rcnre.
sent tho minimum. Probably the ma1-
lmum will bo reached on tho ninth,
whirh fnrh,tis nny nnlitfnol or m,u,Ic,pnI cor.
ort,on e noIas @ ~ ~ sI
po1auoa cIeat1aR MI 1naentcaheas 10 cxcccd .
per cent Of tho appraised raluo OF property
within such corporation. 10 far rs known this
aonso' u a.s,,rc @ % hv % mntnrttr rh;c u sows
bow much such n moasuro was desired by the
people. Although the amendments wcre ntlo,t-
ri I'm n.mncr,"v hGa fills mnfntni IL. chnr.
ontor ~ o.,r,,,r m arr;,. ,,at"an tr,na an,
aotoE 1of uesl1lu9 uu uatt'cr oet"oen 1Faon anu
tho ballot-box. In bartholomew County, fnr H.
Illustration, one OF tho woalthtest and bust-jm.
, 1880-04-07

LUNA DfsMDEltAISf
Special Dtspatch to The Chlcaqo 1ftbuHs.
BURLINGTON, 1u., April O.--Noarly all tho
500 delegates to the Democratic Stnto Con-
yelltl0n tU ba hell here tomorrow are iii tic
city. There aro several Indiana politicians
here Tonight 1nborfng fn the interest OF He'll
tlr!cks, with what degree OF s,ccess to-tnor-
row ,lny show. The ridden nten Are very
quiet, but IRE reported rs maklng Still hunt.
It ean be confidently affirmed that tho dele
gatrs to tho Clncinnuti Convention to be se-
leeted tomorrow will go unpledged. With
regard to the unit rule, the delegates nro
TO be left to settle tl,at for the,n-
selves. If II minority deeltlo whom they
get to Cincinnati that they will vote
US u unit, the rule will prevail; II not every
nlail will bu allowed to exercise Ills own
Judgment.
Tho Republican County Convention met
sas fS W sESp e +. yfst ss sbssfs s as he
tho 1Itll, H,l pronounced ngailst sending MI
instructed delegation to tho National Com
yeitloll. ., y; ):
; uNAS1Mous FOR blaine, J i :. =
Special Dtsp4sea to The cAteteo Trtbuat.
running unanimously for HIaiue. Dispatches
received In this city from d.. s. .NunMels,
Cl,nirtuaa OF thu Republlean Central COM
tiun hny., been hul1 In nineteen tcri,ntirs.
clucting In uli III do|exatcs. Of tilass. iJ3
nrl, insirlict.i fr lsinii,e. n,,t lin ntl,G'r III
voluntarily publicly pledged themselves. to
support BlMItIB.
sEY.tottn's, y1,1EyDa.
sme,o. Dnpa,eh 10 m. catsano 1>tb,,at.
WAsH1St,Tuy. j. a.. Amrii .iI-ti.IIc acv-
,nour Iie say that ,.rr,ll,gen,c,lts are nsnsii
to start n SuyuI,,l,r iM,oIn here. anil thaf
ruH,,iitttn II r,,urusn,ltntiyt, uunnnrats wlii
yIst Utfca t0 rrxu Timi tti nGca,it md nsrtuit
tl!a llsu of hts l,Ri,e In Ttncintlnti. 4 latter
sisncti by Snl,fortl Church. Sunntor Knrmn,,.
n.ui otl,er prominent Deluocr,its wiil
SU sent to Soynoar asklnx tbjs. Thay say
fl1at finv nr,, HnyfII,a n htnr Tel3niiiy frn,n
lIiM Oh thu subject, Tor IT llu will pprluit lii
llNrue To bp llsett they will Mt Ullcu DrOcccI
to tnko steps ttlwalls securing hfm lilo
nomination., Otherwise they wilt turn. tur
strength, Iii sumo other direction. AproIn,s
OF tllis, a. neNr friend and rclutIye of Sey-
lliustr silitl l!le olcr day that lie hafi lettSr
fru,l tl,ut gentlcnlun Ii, which, he says post
lively liz callnot taka the nomination.
, 1880-04-07


WISCONsTN.
. M1LwAvKks:
Special D4pateA to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
to'tlay pssed or without INV snecinI fsature t
Inc ~ so.c as aoe@.'a. moro tnan tno a nveFSo =, .
city, With totai maturity Of a,ooo. Tho only
nun on tho Peoples tlckot elected Is Mclswlnkci
for Municipal Clerk. whose majority is 5oo The
officers elect ar1 rs follows: Mayer Thomas II.
4. 3, Gollfuss: Attorney, j. II. 1,inubut1:
Clcrk. Jullus ,1cIswtulxel. The mutorltcs for Tho
fo,,r Republicans r,.,xe from aooS to 100, The
napiieau @ Tha result n1uacs % Milwaukee @ eIr IN tho thu
r'lnk OF Republican stronKholds. Tho wards
have herototnrc been about evenly divided be-
twccn tho two partlcs Tho Third Ward. mado
,t,t,Io",, t,,i.o, n, ~; or,, ,.a ~ t,, ,,rot
, as. os thn s nia's w' IL 'n' sfe"'
- ''' . '4' HELL ns,s,lr. r'''
u w. aen anr;. - a"e s"sagu s,,a,,s. .
nhh"i1' WIS., APsl o'-1A" "nasna!lJ hhHt
vo,o wis cast at QUIZ n1tis1eipal eleetion to-day.
Purity questions were lost ssht nj, a1sd loca and
personn, tssucs pcrm'ttcd t, decide tho result.
rran, H. otsaes Is ~ was eleo.e eyor evcr - M
- y, ~ ~ a.tx' ,n.n ~ yna u.
~ >. .'A1o'4ls u'ct o. o. no"'s'e' "'u n.' He@1
tho osltco Two years; lra x. aoodull, Police Jus"
tee, over q. G: 1.ogcrs. BY. q majority
Ah!crnnn and C. q. Kceier Supervisor without
opposition; tho Second Ward II. n. Whitney
Alderman md 3. Il. Mnrri! supervisor wIthnut
uppo4luon; tlg IhlfN Mtrd IT, =. Gunminkllal1
H " MS, S, y,.a nsel ". J.. Mhtiuru.
i,cnrth II g. VIII r. - ur,th A"ri,'n,, n1,i o ~
.jatnns s,,norvisor witho,'t nnnnstfnn. y
King wa elected Justco Of tha Pence withoi,t
M a ,r ~ tt n,,n. 'no fe''ee
~ 1o' 1'''ao'''s o'ot .,;,t.nM -; InGnoS'
speeta' u1paten lv 20 m cn1saco ~! Tribune
, 1880-04-07
ANri-rlIII}D TERM,

ENss0VU
QUINCY, ILL.,, April 4.-The action of the
New York, Pennsylvania, a1ul Kansas Con-
yenktons clearly demonstrates tho fuct that
, 1880-04-07
SHERMAN,

Ill" a.rr.,"natnt, ~ ph,laJstuhis @ % T;nr,
MAsiNto, 10. ~ ~, ~, Ipl. ei'n onM ,ao'"r "'I' .'o
tcrs here arc generally doing effective work,
ther,, nre so,na wiz, arc luink their chief DOS
;t;,. ,ur,, Ihnva hcon fitrntxho., VIII, twn
n!n1 49,, ,,,.na... a,,,.,,a., ~, ,,o,,,s
specimens VI tne lt'eta'"te s"ppite.. " !"",''
papers by tatosH connected Will Slr. Alnnt-
tO1l's Office here. They hardly carry out Alr,
Shur,nut,,s stutrmnnt flint In aho,Il mt tlri}.
rncofe tin clntms of nther t.aond,,lutes. Tho
s,,rrlmc,,s ara ,,utune md we'll wurtl attc,l.
t|n1,.
y,;stuEn ONE.
A gort,o,n,n frm" Nav @ Orleans aovs TINT
n, TX it ','i.,, l., H. .' Ran,hi,,, ,a,;u ~
e., iat m esr ,Sn f oron i; a eriI n inIWrrs ~
in rant KY ~. nI rrw nniiIcal wo,vs md t,s
HanHnS 1 M,e ~ HISx tS KIT ''''''"' ""''ss ' '''o
aane1a9eK, Mi!o w vas I Wnsts"N ~ Novnt 'i
!nng ng0 beyElns lhe Alfpoanllhetat OF MMvh5
O!lieef o. that pol, mia @ M.o M'rott tGa"S, T., S;a
Went AWM5 W!tn I'l!sis n. .'t .,tI ~ ,,,s. "a,
lnontl1 nns ,'!piea oniSa , s.!seI i
snltle WY " y ~ Maustlplt " 1as Ms' n ~
tlao uloSp1e.tNe& ~ it"ta"Kt ~ u i'o o"@ ~ ~
ynnE k9lIal; Mau ns t. nsa,s3iss,u,, T.,
ah ~ fl,tt. ~ WI yr,t ~ - ,'.,r ',,n, ~
i!G tnaltais, tols " e'grRs M.,u .t i,19 unu3'
iMa u oM!!!!,sls h"E az, ~, @ WY f'IS ,+ s,ti,,
ine9 lo MtiGt vi a ssu! t5,a;. W .I o1tV iins.
i!e LIZ W!tact. isstEi ~ IT.
expressing lsnaenh ,Gna,tn, mGn.,tss u,F f
nicG;liiHittts tneIe or HtEE.. H tI.nt t,ti r.
tne iles. ~ htM .t - ..nt
~ ~ s't @ Sc.GS aaora " Grr TX bsv a1 ananniiza
- t!!o hiAHt nhtcuu"SAo }t..oJ .unoto...G S
, 1880-04-07
ILLINOIS.
UEEI1EJFHt
Epsetdt Dttpdteh 10 Ih4 Chtedpo Tribune

Rut,I IN io ns n,t1cl, ttcnuh1nrf;s T,n,nccrot 4.
G. Mcintyre. supervisor: J. G. Fischer, Assistant
Supervisor; acnrsc Guy. Town .'lerk; william
M kopfer, Assc.sors F: L. w''1Gr Collector; s'm,
Mnea snn dee' schao T1,ec 81 3a"as' John IT,
,,r, spe.as - a'pa.sn s 20 4"s s e"'enso roans
quietly, tho principal fight being made oil AS
posc,i by somo Of tho party, Tho count viii viii & not
r., ..,..,:',e..a .....,, - ,.~ - t,..t .,.a, =.
iiuM1', for III v 1stcssnr: @ Wassoti. Rnn,cnn!p fnr
>'''''' ~" IL srHIxnristn. H. o''e' ''''''
y vIcinsv fesI a Y idngns vGfy grylng sa iteoIo too
~ !r,yIn , i. NaSSr oysr @ Vincent, ,R smosr,t r. W
cisy Astorrcy. ind strcut % supcrVisor. @ and nrs,
sSly f;eas',fer and Marshal. tha,sS 10 ~ so,s d
@ @ ; ; ,st thas ihs Si!ssd it, st9S; ;jls
tss|!|sF II liz I IIepass"a @ ssafs i tsis si;y
pFo'ab'S fainea ono A'aoFman' s'laaa : :
c9,x7os. il: Arrll s.1Thc township elections
but US yot we. havo received 10 dcftnlt returns
That would t,Srote aanything but q isepablltan
WIS oleotea superysor. ". /. ufess,,cr 'r c,iitor
e tho Clinton lsoi:!e5: Town Clerk, j. +. Brsasr
r M%st ans twS F's Ths s 4s
id uss$ ma}orty: 1t 'n' ''"n'u'p 0<"'' was 'a'f' ~
n1onnlsaros. y.ts sa''1 III, "a Xpr "pG T1,o town.
shR IS sIse!sss ~ eys afIca" c9;,ty "
purity. ri Normal most bltter contest was
HUI on IL purity issue. niM tho HcpuNIcn1,S
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-29
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