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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-08

KNOXVILLE SOAPS.
Laundry, 90 lbs... So IS
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EObacCss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-01
Amusement Notes.

What the Players are Doing.
D. B. Hodges is no longer the advance
agent of Tony Denier.
The McGibeny family of musicians will
shortly revisit this city.
Tony Denier drew packed houses at
Haverly's Brooklyn theatre last week.
Bobby Newcomb is playing at Harry
Williams's Academy of Music, Pittsburgh.
Trimble's Varieties, Pittsburgh, has
been closed on account of bad business.
Haverly will organize another large
minstrel party and will send the Mastodons
to Europe.
Burr Robbins, the circus manager, has
almost recovered and will put his show on
the road.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and West are
winning excellent press notices on their
tour.
Tracy Titus, the opera manager, is man.
aging one of BARLEY Campbells Galley
Slave companies.
Lulu Mortimer of the Rentz-Santley
troupe is the wife of Ben Leavitt, a brother
Of the manager.
Haverly's colored minstrels will be en-
larged to 100 people at the end of the sea-
son.
Ida Foy, of the Foy Sisters, who
have been here, is lying dangerously ill at
her home in Covington, Kentucky.
Miss Laura Joyce is playing Ruth in one
of Gilbert and Sullivan travelling pirate
companies.
Several of Mary Anderson's company
did not Ego on" on Friday evening, as
the piece did not require all of them.
Annie Pixley has never played "M'liss y
in New York city, nor has she acted there.
There is a treat in prospect for the people
of that city.
George Thatcher occupies the chair OF
Charlie Backus in the San Francisco
minstrels, owing to the illness of the lat.
ter.
Alicia Jourdan and John Sheridan,
sketch artists, who were last seen here
with Tony Pastor. are members of Jarrett
Fun on the Bristol - troupe.
Dora Wiley, the singer who has appear.
ed here, has been playing Evangeline in
Rice's company this season, but she recent
ly resigned her position.
NJ B. Leavitt' Rentz-Santley company
has been raking in pile of money this
season and it is said to be an excellent
troupe of the kind.
Charles r. Gardner, the New York dra
matte agent, against whom the Dramati'
Ners has always waged such a bitter war
fare, is the father of Venie and Laura
Clancy, the charming young actresses.
Willie Elmer Lyle, the colored burlesqut
prima donna, has joined Callender's Geor
gia minstrels. Calender will soon have
his old company back again if he keeps
on.
Frank McNish, the eccentric dancer
who was here with Barlow, Wilson, Prim
rose and West, has left them and he will
now do sketches with his wife and sister
in-law, who are known as the Leland sis
ters.
A minstrel troupe composed of three
persons, who travel under the name of the
'sSunlight Minstrels," have been giving
entertainments in some parts of the coun
try. They do most of their walking by
moonlight, Notwithstanding the name.
Emerson Minstrels performed in Elmira
N. Y, few evenings ago and although
they had Luke eSchoolcraft, Seamon &
Somers and the Girard Brothers, exten
sevely billed, none of them appeared
They closed the season there and went t,
Boston where they will open at a theatr'
leased recently by R NJ HOOley
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-01
TOCAL MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

7 OCAL MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
BY RAILROAD.-NEw YORK THROUGH MAIL.
700 a m, 1890 p m, AS p IN and ll3O pm.
GoRDoNv1IIE, Downingtown, Leaman Place,
PHLADELPH1A, through mail, 7 and Il M
PrrTsBURaH and west, I:3O and Il3O PM
HARRISBURG MAIL, 10 a IN, l:3O. Sis and l1:30 p
WAY MAIL, west, 1Oam
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Philadei-
phia, 45O p m.
BALTINoRE AND WASHINGTON, via York, 1:so p
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg.
1l:3O pm.
CoArEsv1LLE, As pm.
COLUMBIA, 10 u Ill, 1:3O and 5:l5 m.
YORK AND YORK WAY, 1:,O and 1l:3O pm. .
NORTHERN CENTRAL, ID u III. l:3O and Il:O III.
READING via Reading and Columbia X x, 7:3a'
READise. via Harrisburg, 5Is and 1l:se p m.
East Hempfeid and Ephrata, p IN.
QuAREWxyIItWE;; WyI1 W;;,1 Camargo Kefton, NeW rrovi-
viIIe $40 a m and 7:3O m.
Blue Ball, GCodviIie, Beartown, by way OF
SAFE HARBoR, via Columbia, I0am.
BY STAGE-MilIersville and Slackwater, to
Safe Harbor, daily, at 80 pm.
To Millersvilie, and ii u III, and pm.
Binkley's Bridge, Lsacock, Bareville, New
Holland, 2:3O p IN.
Level, Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove.
Rock Springs. Paramount and KOwlandsville,
Md, daily, at a m.s
Landis Valley, Oregon, West Earl, Farmers
willie, Hinkletown, Terre Hill, Martind;Ie.
daily, at 2:3O p III.
Fertility, Lampeter and wheatland Mills. to
Strasburg, daily, at p III.
Greenland and SOudersburg, to Paradise
daily, at p H..
Netfsville, daily. at 4pm.
New Danvil!e, Conestosa, MarticviIle, Gle
manyille, Mount Nebo. Rawlinsville. Bethesda
and Liberty Square, daily. at 2:5O pm.
WHEN OPEN FOR DELIVERY
ARRIVING BY RAIL-Eastern mail, 7 Il Il.
lO:45 IN, and $50 pm.
Eastern way mail, l045 III.
Western mail, and 10 Il III. and go IN.
Reoding, via Reading and Columbia, - p
Western way mail, an.
Reading way mail, lOD u M.
ARRIVING BY STAGE.-From Safe HarbOr
and Millersville at Il IN. daily.
From Millersville, and Il IN, and pm.
From New Holland, at $50 IN, daily.
From Rowlandsville, Md, at 30 p M.
Reading way mail, at 1890 u M, daily.
From Strasburg. at $50 a III, daily.
From Paradise to Lancaster, 10 a IN, daily
From Neffsville. at p IN, daily.
From Rawlnsville, at ii IN.
DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS. 4
There are four mail deliveries by letter carl
take up the mail matter deposited in the eite4
boxes.
For the first delivery the carriers leave D.
office ut $40 a m second delivery at 10
third delivery at IL q IN fourth delfvery<1 ar,
m.
SUNDAY POsT0Es1CE HOURS.
ON sunday the Pos's.soffice is open from ..pril
l !, ~ ~, fro,,, I.bom to IA IN. and from to
pm, p m lron1 n1ctOber toApril from to " m,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-01

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 16, 1890
H. II. WARNER & CO.-DEAR SIR:-I write to
say that after having taken your Safe Pills and
finding them all that Is claimed tor them in
your circular. l cheerfully recommend them
as the best Pills in the market.
JOSEPH PRATHER,
400 NJ. street, Washington, ID. c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-01
Maine News.

Hop Bitters, which are advertised in our
columns are a sure cure for ague, biliOusness
and kidney complaints. Those who use them
say they cannot be too highly recommended,
Those afflicted should give them fair trial,
and will become thereby enthusiastic in the
praise of their curative qualities.-POTtLdnd
Ad.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-01

SUNDAY POsT0EEiiCE HOURS.
On sunday tae p9sss0ffice is open from .,pril I
70 octoDer l.. bcOm to 9 "a H. and from to !
pm, m IRON October toApril from 9 to " a m,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-01

Trains connect ut Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia, POttsville, Harrisburg. Al
lentOwn and New York. At Columbia with
trains to and from York Hanover, Gettysburg.
Frederick and Baltimore.
A. NJ WILSON, Supt
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NEWa VI EYE NEW HAMtTHlHE bENATOH-
.'ALAtAA TIN FAyDMIT or TIN 0AANlT STATE.
NeW fqrk Aeftelts, Feb. 10.
6oMator lllair, Of New Hampshire, styled Mr..
Caincrou'a victory the dofeat OF tho ox.Prcs'-
don't, since 1t will send him bOforo the ConYcn-
tlon--if hls frfonls parsist In keeping him IN tho
tclt-as q conlestlnx candldatpt "Ana to DO
nominated at tho termination Of a seyere str,lg-
gle," tho ecnutur from Now Hampshire won't on
to say, 'would send tho 0cnuTals HANG before
thu pu,lntry with tinge 0f JlshGnar, The yle-
tory ut Harrisburg was Senator Rfalne's Us vol
~ Senator Camornn's. The salno kind OF yl0to-
~ in New York might 10 esteemed 6enator
conkiIng'4 and sonator DlasQo'e, mud wouldn't
give my hat for tho choice betwgUn tho chances
of ethoE. Al to tho p1-pgesldent, would p
lief have President Hayes; for bis policy has
hee1 ldentlcatly that Of h,s predecessor, Tho
Southern Nenuplleans who arv demanding tho
runonlraAop arp utterlx Insane, foF the
General explicitly and pmphatIcally ap-
proved Prssl1ept laayes' policy lang ago;
Ap4 ths inee4s!.tenvy, ! mHY IVY tAe, s}a.
pl!tty, 1t tho 60uthprh lfopnbllc9ns tn trying
s. Say as' e en- savaas s eSsssa. q III
extrStn0 Northeast would rather seU President
this u tho roason: 4 third term lsobjectionabo;
thirds Of sho tide ii every lsepibliesn orator 10
combat tho rrvtuAicG. thut Innny Republicans
hnld against such Au imV4xion nf our tF,.jtt{pu4
IN thlrll term IL, and twthtrtlsof the spAc0 III
Democratic slde, Ii hG IL we'll yersca III history Gun
readily alaEl4 thP popular Hip4 Py 4i,atlns !lppu
tSGd tssm ~ atey tsward mak ktns pssiaaaSns I t
Executive or ittI}ted monarchy, anil It Will bV
gkRlLst p.~sibsa ~ inlay pupllAr Rpprohat.sla
u evil have poaasred uR9A my duty w y liu-
, 1880-02-13
SHERMAN.
THE coLuNnUs MEETING

Spxetal HtpateA to Ghs CAteoaQ TftbHr$
CoLuAIus, O., Fob. N.-As nh onthusiastto
boom for secsp3usy Sherman, tho long-ta@ke.s-of
mud G1tenylvoly.adyertispd meeting Tonight ut
tha City 1fal waa not suooeas. and rptsoets but
little orptit upon the oEt9inatofs. AZ tho colu-
.neRcement Ut the 1ueetlug liberal estimato OF
the number in attendance Was 60o, tho audience
helng lualc up Of the Legislature, stata officers,
both Democratic aud Republicans, Fcdural
ostivials, and ' few qtttzens, splnc Of wholp arc
known to be ftiouds Of Mr. Hlaiuc. Speeches
were ml1de by qoy. Chasles. Foster. Gen.
Jon uuigps, 4r, Scott and Cob P.u~
sons< u TIA CLEVELAND lleraM. CIV,
Foater ttnk very liberal yIow of tho candidates
no" promlneptly mentioned, and advanced paF-
ttcularly cipso to tho most extrpMe atn.wlrt
yiawa W eQt forth by tAe friensl4 VI sSnator
lluluo, 1t is quite probable that the call iAsleM
thIa morning by upwards Of 1900 citizens Vt
Columpm aud 4d}oiutug towns, ca!llpKa speet-
lug ~ tho interest af Seiatas nIa,se po1t week,
had y depressing effect Oh tha meeting to.nlxht.
When the Inst speakers wefo Oh the stag0
tho attendance h,t4 1tlnlulshQa u y cousld-
cgahlo extent, thov belng loss ahan 40 present,
Who mutually adjourned without any formal
apuouuuelueut OF close OF tho meeting. 0nu
uppnker, I'LL enthusiast for Sherman, warned tho
trieAaA " tn4t 4entleplYp, in Language tneEo
forclblo thal elegant, uxalnst overconAdence,
, 1880-02-13
ugn there arrived It, l,os.on tho Hon. Charles +.

aYr there arrived IN boston tho Hon. Charles +.
inpant, formerly Flrst- Assistant Hccrntary 1T
tho 'FrcMttlry. md II gentleman 0f prcGtntnant
tnltnt as II poltIeall manager. fln o4Ho OH
srrcinl business for tho Department, nnl II III
s,trtMlac.l tEnt 1t ls nr n nntsIro TINT will keep
him hero for abntt t!,rco or fa,,r mouths, sccing
thnt he has taken permanent hcallunrtere
ut II Nntiand street, nni furnished thcm
In very comfortable etylo. Hhnrtly nftcr
Mr.. Ctmhnt's nrrlvnl private tneotlrx Of II
number nr prominent Kuuilnlnrn wis hclt! In
tho lntlnn,l-strect tnrlnrs. Tho hrAtl nf Il we'll
kuawM IaostnN assn 81 hnnkern hHvtn9 large
dealings with tho government wns rrcsunt and
eoverll IF mir National Hank Presidents. ftwns
tntlcest TINT 1post af thetn wore nonlbdrs If tho
Sherman ngs executed The f!a.''nF ogGr, .
subject ta,kc;1 a,,os't was Mr shcrman's caniIs
aS lrsSy 1 ss hsw Y t ole s s sys1s ' nr a Ts ss
!.sssrtSe!ess asiesa !i!st y l!t!ls pss;sSIts
xtrkc,l itp. Tho coi'ipration u tl.o Clisto!a-
ss'ss :, s?s ts; Ea seSS ss s;
G4 Gcc| |srsf sf sFe I'll sisi'sE ssa sas ss
poItsffs f on f41;f ss SsGfnss sin pspsts
InSy. Of sn' t'tnn also prMrs r. th,s
aen,e as, r .s ss Ill tS"s So % :: sRssa as
esis !" ro@aIa d. tis t yls|aaEs ~ tof AsoIse
e%s as e. ;i!aj as3g sca W. taG ? sxH 6 sss
Gonnt and sir. Iia!Hcy, tlio Or two Federal IN
cinls. 1,1t'lclrtood II le wnrtn Grant or I.lnIro
nImu tho merits ut Mr. Sherman. Conant lndR-
nantlr denied thn story tt'.n!glt w',cn T. WIS M
s.s to @ @ @'STs Tg n.9s b wi sr .ss4toas s SEma as
generally credited; however X Ks,otl tlrnl nf
, 1880-02-13

publican II should ho cnllesl upnu ,o vo.,
Inns hrc,l thAt would ynth for i.ltn Il. ND Min!
etnic- sghs Democrat wo spells Natton1 Wiz
tt.llnfnr 1,lnir entl further, that ncsb,n,
th!t1l nf tho llcpll,cnfi pnrtyte sesni ,,f @nc+
thinking ncnubllc'.na far inek nn tho hi, ,'I'et
nntfpn Of ftlinrx-Ircsiient. Then he u "tn sGaoIl.
m'lllo 'anjnrtty ol tho itcphl!rans sj''H'si: in W.:
tt""E,t" + "a, arr o FER ss"n%r X" !n a H. f.,
uhoco IL aentor conktng Or it snr ss,,nass ssxsl y
n,lr,ls, nf Vermont, aholih lre.,nn s ,%,'.sE Ea'
mis- Rs q candlt!n'n II tho Convc,tInnrs %,l
liz strelInm % so'et sS @ of fff tu nTy Ss ,pp"
rs,rll with TINT .oluhltcnnam whleh Il = ~ .t.
s.rtcd by scnators f,talra md ConkiIna Felts-
iIampshrn tssr,htssnns tnkn 1'resi!snf l1ssss, 1sss
thrn'i9ilo,,t h!s Xt,ninttrntou o I, rtyca c,ahSe r.,
self stalwnst, and Ia ts stronger cssia,. I'm.
standing IN Tho 1rnt Ntatb. the s"nate,F nt,ssa. "a.
"Ntw Hampshire slll sYppnrt rrratasgF ssaa. ssssIa
ne teao w, !, tes sa.X 's tso ho @nst Y
NOT bc!oY to Ohn mud Tint that sno ha,1 baS b'1fs
,Raskse1y , gnoa canre 1hs, ,n n ean %at ash
onlscs any cauilIaio Tint has lce a"us, s@is +.
fcss TINT il tho nomination is given to ., th!n ,Sea Sea.
wtll be AtronE t'nvGlnr'nc', Of sentiment n
Itoverting. to the Harrisburg CnnvnNflon a.,
tho probabilities ns 70 tho utlon of Ito fnnnssri s
yns,i delegation tn the Republican notntnatfnas
viii 70 Into tho Convention With tho ripsst,ra. ,iietra
from tho KeystunD sklte, and tey viii 10 esMs oas
trt,Icd by tho circumstances That ,nay h,xa
nnse nsSS O. af t e ny yc9sa, crss e. h1 @ @3s a
iHHy vntr Nfthnnt rpIbrehe8 tn thor lnstr"4taa
tons and ehnl1 not 10 surprised 70 zee Ycnsc,
Gnme hlnsclf y",is aEa!ast n iq renouias.
, 1880-02-13

slSATE.
WAan1xnrox. u. c., Fcb. 1:.-~sir. Saunders In
trOdlces1 o blu tn abolish NIL tho duties on tho
importation Of salt- i,
btr, GnrIantl introduced Il I'LL to oxtc1nl tho
tiuo for tho completion Of tho Texas pao's!c
Railroad.
Mr. DayEs Nv. vnl said TINT. II II scnator
from 0corRln h,si l,ccn in hs scat to-dny+ ho
(I}nylD wo1sld llnve moved to take up tho motion
10 reconsider tho vpte nppu!ntng speclal COM
1nlttce IN tho lntOrucGanio cAnnk Tho ddlny
01I this subject WIS not c.lttsrd by him or Ills
motion 10 reconsider. fIo WIS, md had bccnt
ready 10 consider the nlnttcr ut nily lime.
Mr.. lIernFnr,a, from tho Committee on Com
uercc, reported, with MI amendment, tho lo,,su
bill fur the construction Of tho Siprnc Hospital
Mr.. J,,ea tFla.lt frnm tho Committee on Public
BilIldt,gs, reported hill fnr tho erection Of MI
ssystq f. e Di Fns ,ees oT II ,'G n
NJ: Davis liii.i fSoa, tho Committee ~ % the
resolution for the appointment Of 4 1olnt com.
mltseo to 1nvestigAtc tho present system Vt
s,s e Ss aed 'Ses p es a tt !estsn SG ny
abuses cxes: Placrt, OIL tho calendar. ,,,..
Ms. Mnsct!!, from tho C".9!9tttee ot Ed,ica-
tha ta Hat1y a, 5 ass's sa faaaS aeca o
tho clipnflar.
tho Till granting n pension Il, Herman, Ncttcr-
Aeld. mt sepostc,s adverxo4y by Mr.. tnKults, from
tic Committee OH Pensions, WIS tnkctl tip. NGt-
tsfe ty s,srs ss whe e,'h e wa s; isa Tho !es
s.an of th!s hil! wNs MpnM tha nosnt, whetass a,s
s s s WI II saa SS asG sa sGa BE- s s" Wae ns'sts tsr
ruptctl l,y the morning hour cxp!rtl,9, when con-
aIderntion wins resnitl Of tho i!l FOR the nsccr-
talu1nont Of TIM nmn,lut ut 1nnd ncntud IN mill.
fury wlrr1lnts, and f1r tho lnyIncnt Of per Gght
q ~ vnne to yNEioue states nni.ed: and MG1 M;
IT, elSnf %rsued sss tat ali Ii piic s as w it;
tho statcs numcd which, ny tho terms nf tho cn-
ahlng ucts, wcre to lW exempted from Suite tnx-
atci a'si as opene; 10 snle, and that pcr cept @n
thcso was t11H to the htatcs. lle held that 4 r.
% ~ere %Esot, II as ii bonns to thaso who served TIC
government In tho plnce Of SO much Nancy; a.,
Efr. Thurman Mtg sDt1o remarks On tho hil!+
suy'ng ho w,.s not yot prepare3 to oPnose or A.
ypeute It, but sought Information. ltscctuea to
h 4ey that nd thG fho 1s s.os u e 5p5S aa Il
OHIO grahfed the soldiers wcre Included in
ths fn 1ona as nt0tae iSeay Sy o 5s ssrs ns
e. k wns % not surs that i belonged 10 ner i thess
ntid Se SI liked Hs over ta1,d Thts Would bs bad
Apccua,ion for ohI1, but T. the blll was tus. he
tic Rsbel sintes. Th!s WIS uIsurd; II passetl,
It would bo .pecunlnri!y dctrlmcntal 70 oil the
%sssar en- na an seSs as e Sss saS
tint tho lands granted by military w9rr,nita
werc giye1' IS eo'}Est'snton fn place - q ta,s; ;
tlo1,ght tic Stntes entitled th:tdo per cent u.i
my b1t eash sales. but he WIS No. yeFE surg ihat
3in1l then ctoscd for tho duy.
Mr. Halne si'inttcI thg following:
htso'rtd, That tho rrGsldcMt no respectfully
with public interests, tn communicate 10 the
senutp any lnror,nntion In possession Of the
tes md fabricated testim.ony Imposed upo,i t6e
IIaltfa1 Co1ninlsston, md used US l,ass Of thel1
, 1880-02-13
FRANCE.

COST or THE ptAEC0. .f,EitstAN wAr.
PARIS, Fob. 1a.-Tle total expenses and loss OF
resources to Frnnce from the Franco-tcrnan
war was 13,t'9, 200 francs.
SPECIE IN BANK.
PARIS, Feb. 12.-The specie III tho nAtk Of
Francp Increased 1.fNo 600 frstnes tho paat week.
TIE AMNESTY DEBATE.
PANS, Feb. 1s.-1,1 tho Chamber of Deputies
today Louis nlann al,.ls IN eln,.nnt snecch IN
ne Ernyelnrt, PseaI,lelt IF !! Cmo replte,t. %
allnl,ld huvc Its root In tho pllhlIc mind; hut this
wus fnr frptn hrlng tho caac ut present. except
iii inrKu tn,Yns. Tho country WIS not prrrnretl to
fayor complete amnesty, an would only nfsolno
i,n instrument Of pltlrnl agsation. III ortler
tn t,rlnE nhn,it n1Encsty BY the % country Z was
and possess that u1urA force which Wnl1tl pc ht-
slowed by tho support Of tho wh9!o majority.
lc Freyclnot urged tho parttsans Of amnesty t,
unite With tha n"yclnlnent to establish EEsrfest s
Tho reforms which tho Nation tlesirtl. Thou tho
Government would perhaps bo strong enough to
propose plenAry amncaty.
D1auc's motion wns then rcjcctctl-3l3 10 Ill.,
, 1880-02-13

-t'iH>f'
Cincinnati torrtrral Iattrrt,v frtth TIM Ktdra H.,
rtfdrp NJ fht National Republican Ga,nn,iti;s ''
tWhnt Is Shtrman's strength in tho southis
"Grant has tho popular Ftron7,h in tho sou,u,
Sherman tho ot1iolat strength. Grant Will ret
tho MINORITY Of tho eoWthern Delegation, Sts
st,sl shorman will receive very targo sha,s
OF lt''
"what Suites do you put down for Grant,"
nArknilBps, AlRbalna, .Mlsslssip1, aud Fjodds
sure, with fn!r proportion Of tfclcgases tmu
0thtr HtAtGB. Louisiana, Nnrtt Carolina, VII.
Y.uia, TeNnessec, and South Carol1na viii prub.
abiy bc tnr Sherman"
'tI'hetl Gtant Ia III tho r1Go7"
vie Is; and an, sure, frnm what kuor
about tho fnatter. that ho will stay In tho raco
Until he wins or lnscs."
"Can be be nomtnntcdf'
nIth!nk he Gun, and ,ynry probably Upon tho
flrst bnllot- To-day he Is far ahcad In tho can.
"Thon tho story about bis withdrawal is ali ia
yotlr oyer
" tlo not heltcvo be has any intention of With.
drAwug, md am sure that his friends will mt
a!llow him to withdnawif thoy can possibly hep
, 1880-02-13
T4LDEH} REYMOHH, AND HAYES.
Special Dfspateh to TAt Chicago 7fJPuaa

Special Di,pateh to III Chicago 1SPunA
1rn1AnIrot1s. Ind. Foh. 1e,-fn4. y. II, IIalp-
49,, a., ",,on,,n. - ,oItttaat aHa,,s roturnri
s ~. "a. ,,5 twsH ~. a ~ - H., -. hoo, n,
oas W"na's -, 1t.t " ~ h.n,o,.n,
tae past moh'p u tug @htcrosl u HIS nNHae.'".
lnw, J9hn N. Morton, whose appointment ps
Colleofar OF tho Ea,l FrnnuIson District was r..
equity rpiuclcA by tho Gplnltp. III NJ, &msG!y1sT
this evetlnE he said It VIM generally helIe;e1
tho tio1t Democratic Convention wtItln bD held
wherever T|ldcu desired II. III hu hnl that mat.
ter vol In hand. About Seymour he SAIL: ~
ID tile Rn1lcral impression III W Wnshingtnn that hn
will not bQ seriously ppnslIored. IIN Is nenrlyi
ytars Of Hge. and roprfaetltcd 70 tb ~ taat!hs s
It " asi ID & i !. s"aS !,st iye = Week week amnsf iii the
e3elte'neht " en'nt'a'sH'
or thin rIsEsIDRFT ..
he saye, uTho opprHttton to IIuyes Is rapidly
disapprartig, mud tho StalWarts aro, coming q
Id hla whrnpst 9ApH4rtfrS, Y Is tl}G HIas HeaIIfass
cs!snata that hls Adm!nlstraiton W. ,iH i,' ~ rs
tno ppst mo coHntEy gfeE nHtI, t.ot ~, n.rr y.
elect upon the general pnpIte, htt ~ E1.Ht aHt
YGw W y '}ha seesn gGofs 81 d and to M
GH tt'f rsssaeMf ntih.r ~ ars's 1% Ie was if
iTavas hst that isttrr n r. mnn,,nisnrc stsads Ia
lid WY of lis being Nominated al Chicago.":
,,s,. =" M "..t!..,,..1, oho- n,rtr
~ Fbn lI:waao "}t ~. F.,1r,stoua
II III ~ P'9 Man t,t t ~ otst!,cs Ia 10