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9ARrlELD'S "HOH.BACK" OIL.
4 Swindling Enterprise Which
Brought the Credit Mobllter
Candidate e1O,OW.

Chicago. July l6.-The Times to-
morrnw morning will contain inter:
views with victims Of Garfield's OIL
company. The chief Information 70
obtained from Rev. Jonathan =.
Stough,On, OF Aurora. the standlns
Prohibition candidate tor Congress
from the Fourth Illinois Dlstr!ct.
Sioughton's story IN brief IL IA toi.
lows: In 1865 h. was invited t. visit
Gen, GARFIELD ut tho Sherman House.
CHICAGO. the purpose Ut the visit
WAS not stated until his arrival. AS
soou ~ he had greeted Gen. Garheid.
the General launched into AZ! elo-
ouen, lisquisition about an OIL com.
1..ny he was organizing and whose
.i"ck he was selling. He explained
to Stoughtom that by volcanic action
certain strata Of rocks were thrown
nm into "hog. hack" which extend
All in a porthcasterly and south west'
erly direction through Pennsy!va9!;S;
and West V,rgiuia. This "hogoack
merely needed tapping to secure an
unlimited supply ot oil. He repre-
sentod that one we'll belonging to us
company was flowing, yielding an
immense quantity. 10 all the inter-
viaws great pains were taken to im.
press the fact that Garfield was q
CONGRESSMAN and 4 man Of plety.
When here selling oil stocks var.
field preached In q Cainp0eliite
church. Mr.. StoughtOn says he dis
covered later that the alleged hog
back" eilher never was tapped. o.
wns without q grease spot. Garfield
renresented that John V. Farwell
the milliouair dry goods dealer. wal
the cOmpauy's president. This state
ment. with Garfield's eloquence, 10
duced Stoughton to subscribe 10
twenty-five shares, and wnen ~
went home he urged Mr.. Bradley
cashier OF the First National Bank o
Aurora. DR.. Buck and others to In
vest.
I Farwell's name did not appear a
president. StOughton grew suspl
, cious, and advised thoee OF bis TREND
, Who had not paid for the stock not .
. do 30, He wrote to Garfield, bu
never received an answer.
: The secretary Of the company
when spoken tOto.day, expressed Oh
]. gust at the whole enterprise, cor
{ feesed he was beaten, but refused
4 give particulars Of its transaction
o Rumor fixed $500 as the amour
:, which Grfield, by his pious cant, !!
1 duced Illinois believers 10 his piet
Q and integrity to invest In this comp'
e nv. His commission was about gu
It Go. Tho Radical howl about ha|
& cocks connection with an oil comp
b nv. In which bis integrity was nev
!. questioned. and In which he lost p
70 own hard. Learned money. has call,
b 0ardeld's almost forgotten swindli'
81 organization. and adds one more
8, the black spots on the ''dark horse
10 Do Golyor, Credit Mobllier, back:p
N pious fraud who heads tho Radio
10 ticket. When Garfleld's exposure
70 completed oil literature will hgu
70 less prominently In the journals
le the party Of great moral IDEAS"
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n 1SgIS 0EAsslc PoEn.-At the r.
0l1eoe oe0e lady ftieods o. The de.
olhUulDAe6 aalAee ~ 1spuollsh 4
vo1nVllsA aopsarsd h ~ vlxDi'
GSsta6 sbatle q ysazn go. Il VII
VoossDay pesalal 90 peeseevaajoa'
Alloe - SlAln he hoooe o. pub
uu11ng ~ ~ posa that bee sp
Douso glGllAl--les- -oaay . day
3looDagelDW @ so0psesot 70 clint
IAOGliG11Dh ~ ~ q IAsnassus, en-
du(ik - ~ OlelallAA spsiag, o.
~ i0hglees e - Gsatle Hea
q. 0Va @ Jelk. 1Ae vegslAca
- - SyGl0 % pogjbek. Will
tDt16Ag slngllp ~ vltsa pseme
tloGllnd Mo taeeoG
z - ~ - ADass .slpsslnlly
- s ~ ssss6 i ss g Il Z. /. Eta
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and best for that party to be retired.
1l,,t IN r.,,istlnp the enCrOaChDoltS

8uu DeSJ luz Vuo1 pony w wv
But in resisting the encroachmehts
Of the general government up0"
the reserved rights OF the PEG! IL
and States ] wish ~ he dis
finc;ly understood us favol'nE tue
uruI.,r exercise by the general COY
eruiurut III the powers r'yt'iu'ly ot''
hanging t. i, under the constitution.
| Euc,,H,.l.u.n.s upon the toas'l'u'
tir,,aI rights II the general govern
men, on interference With the proper
az, rci.r of its poW.rs must hs care
yullv ay ,i.ie,l. Tn. union III States
under the constitution must he mat
taiued, aud it is we'll known that th'e
has always been thu. prs''' ~ g!
both candidates ON he Dr'h'"ra' G
presidential ticket. il is acquitsc'',
ia everywhere now, and finally ana
forever settler, rs one III the results
of the war. 1t is certain beyond an
question that the legitimate results
az the war for the Union will not be
overthrow or impaired should the
Democratic ticket be elected. 10
that event. proper protection will Re
given in every legitimate way !"
every citizen, native or adopted, III
every section Of tue republic. III the
enjoyment Of all the rights guaran'
tepd nv the constitution and lie
amendments.
, A sound currency OF honest money,
=. ~ the value and purchasing power
, corresponding substantially with the
= standard recognized by the com.
o,aro;ai world. and consisting OF gold
a and silver, and paper convertlol' ln'
RI coin. will be maintained. Labor
), and the manufacturing. commercial
4 and business interests OF the country
o will be favored and encourage 10
oyery legitimate way. me tolllns
Il millions OF our people Will oe pro
1 tected from the destructive co'npe
=. tition Of the Chinese, and to that END
"a their immigration to our shores VII
= he property restricted. Public ere
"a dit viii be scrupuously maintained
Il and strengthned by strict econom!
r in public expenditures and the liber
4 fies of the people and the propert.
q. ~ the people will be protected by
\. government OF law and order, ad
n. ninistered strictly In the interests Q
TO all the people. and not OF corpora
n tions and privileged classes.
Ie1 I do not doubt the Discriminate
ID iustice Of the people and their capa
10 city for Intelligent self. government
and. therefore, do not doubt the s!t
or cess Of the Democratic ticket. II
ne success would bury beyond resurret
n. tion the sectional jeal0usies az
"a hotred which have 80 long been tn
t. chief stock in trade OF the Repu6l
or can demagogucs. and IN no otnt
49, wav can this DO 80 effectual!y aeon
n. plished. 1t would restore harmon
Id and better feeling between all se'
In tions and make US In fact rs we'll
70. 10 name, one people. The only !
Of yalry. then would be in the race L
ur the development Of material pro
on perity. the elevation OF labor. the 81
or fareement of human rights. the pr
ur. motion of education. morality, +
BAT llpion, liberty. order. and all Tn
re-. would lead to make us the lorenzo
di. nation Of the earth 10 the graz
az. march OF human progress.
cir / am. with great respect. very TIL
ia WM. H. ENGLISH,
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FOR PRESIDENT.
0an. w. s. HANCOCK
or Pennsylvania.
FOR NONRESIDENT.
WI. II. ENGLISH,
OF Indiana.
4 Verl q New Orleans Merchants

Va end this week . specimen
copy Of our paper to several Ne"
orleans mercantile houses that We
know desire the trade OF the hed
River parishes. with view to secur'
A. 1helr advertisements. - tney
csa and no better vehicle OF pre-
seating their claims.
The assertion ct the head OF tn's
colrmn 10 regard to circulation can
M uroyeo 70 the satisfaction OF Oil.
A The taking down OF . lawyers
or Q pbysicisn's "shinRle" from DIS
of.ce door 10 indicative OF bis retire
ueut from practice or removal, 90 Ia
IL failure Of . merchant to sdver'
ties prima facia evidence that he
d. nok.wsut patronage. A word tt
The vie ought to be sufficient.
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1900 eIoeious world THE would
- 4ssonI - iohabitaots could ~
~ olaklpeazs'S shepherd: ''Slr.
l6,b ,tuo hboref: ] earn what ]
Vooe: aWo no msn hate; envy no
0anS AapDlssss; siad With other
asoS Sood; content With my little
u FrS ..f- .t-
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NOTICE..

Succession of P. A. Morse, decd.
4 E. LEMEE, administrator Of the
~. above named succession, having
filed in my Office his provisional account
of administration, notice is hereby given
to all persons interested to flo their op'
position thereto within ten days from thu
datc hereof. in default of which the said
account will he homologated and made
the Judgment Of the Court:
GEO. w. KEARNEY,
aug. l4-?t. Clerk 18th Dist. Court.
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oovVoeeoa parishes remain 70 Do
hGne1 I'm n the enumeration Of tho
Goooua u she u parishes reported.
- populaeioe given b N. ~
a0D1DGe ool,aD7 o lo70, "a iaeeeaee OF
lSlell-se0 pee cent. TIE remain.
I'M pagb1ss soatainsd. In 1870, Z
Do6u1a1leo e ~, on.
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DR.. Tanner.

A fast Of forty days aud forty nights
has hitherto been regarded 40 task
eft for the Gods" only, but human
form In the shape Of DR.. TANNER, Q
New York physician. has accom-
plished tho miracle. He completed
tho self.imposed task at y O'CLOCK
noon on August 9TH. At last account
DR.. TANNER was doing we'll and rap
idly recuperating.
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OUR ExDlEM.

We placs ct the head OF our COL
nnna tho emblem OF American liber'
n. ~ psrsonided by 0rN. WINFIELD
aooe,. HANcocx. The dead chicken
IN IL talous y . typo OF what the
oalasrgsabbes, credit.moplller swim
Az Cas0ald vjll DO next November
oavhloh occasion he will b consjgn
"a 70 . rsstlng- place where the h"nt
~ resurfsctiou will never reach him
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Courage IN Disease.

Many q life has been s8VeO ny 'no
moral courage Of the sufferer. 1t Is
not alone In bearing the pain OF ope'
ratlops on the misery Of confinement
in q sick room this self'help becomes
Of vital moment. but In the monoto.
nous tracking Of q weary path. and
the vigorous discharge OF ordinary
duty.
How many q victim OF incurable
disease has lived on through years
Of suffering, patiently and reso'ute-
| " hoping against hope. OF. what 10
| better, living down despair. until the
viruleuce OF q threatening mslady
| he's died out, and It has ceased to DO
destructive, although Its physical
characteristics remained?
Tho power Of "good spirits" IL .
matter Of high moment to tho s'ck
and Neskly. To the former 1t may
| mean the ability to survive. to the
latter tho possibility Of OUTLYING. or
living 10 spite Of disease.
It 10, therefore. OF the greatest Inn.
, portanoe to cultivate tho highest and
most buoysnt frame Of mind which
, the conditions will admit. The same
energy which takes the form Of
mental activity Is vital 70 the worl'
If organism. Mental Influences o.
, feet the system. and . joyous spirit
not only relieves pain. but Increased
thu momentum OF life 10 the body.
The victims Of disease do not com
monty sufficiently appreciate the vol
. 10 and use Of ''good spirits." The!
too often settle down IN despair whe'
o professional judgment determine
d the existence Of some latent or chron
> 10 mslady.
The fact that II 10 probable the
viii die Of . particular disease cast
y !, 20 deep q gloom over the prospet
- that through fear Of death they II
- all their lifetime subject to bondage
u The multitude Of healthy person
o who wear out their strength by 81
hsusting journeys and perpetual sn'
r. ieties for health 10 very great. On
10 the policy In which they indulge
d. exceedingly short.sighted.
Il. Ten years ago. = friend OF the VI
tors called on q leading physician
medicate him for what be himse
y. considered an incurable molad
~ Getting little or no relief. hs ask
y tho physician pointedly II there VI
W. any hope. "None. whatever. "
als the calm reply, Except BY chan
d. Of climate and . Sea voyage" IT
was beyond tho financial ability
IN. tho patient. Nevertheless, BY I
. exercise Of uniting energy and
mo prems moral courage. he was able
BIZ . short time to perform biz srduc
% duties for the support Of bio ismi
nd which involved fifteen hours lst
u: out OF the twenty. -four. and be- q
~. tipued 70 do % ever since.
Moot OF the sorroWiul and worn
- crjpples and invalids, Who drag I
=. miserable lives IN this way would
n: lee wretched and live longer II q
. : wore moro hopeful. Though q
=. may not be reasoned into ligh
~. frame Of mind, they can make
~. moro enjoyable BY courage and ''gt
spirits."
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IMPORTANT f f.; :;' $; :, s' e.; e.:

Heirs, or others
II w ~ ] ,lesirOus Of lOca.
ting lands upon tho Public Domain. Send for
the july number Of TnE CosxorollrE. in which
il given full information where thu bsst Gov.
eminent lands arc yet subject to Entry, taken
from the Correspondence Of the q. $ :. Land vi;
6cers and others in al! parts ot me united
States. Explains fully also how Soldiers. Sa'i.
ora their Widows and Orphans can locate thell
rights by an Agent also explains c.ear,y WI"
out settlement. In addition is given the Law
in full with recent Amendments and Rulings
how everybody. Soldiers and Civilians ca can 10
cate PRE- EMOTIONS. HoMEsTEAps, and I'MnEt
CLAIMS; an article fully in the interest ~ tne
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Address at once before all are gone lncIoS.ni
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MRS. II. * AIM.
NOTICE..

THE time for closing the liquidation Of
/ the business of the late firm of Peter
Veulemsu and Christine L 'herisson decd,
having expired, notice is hereby given
to all persons holding claims against the
late firm, to present them to the under
signed for payment without delay.
P. VEULEMAN,
Aug. Ia. L'quld"tor'
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~. setiue Governor hes issued
~ aeoolamstion ordering IN elec'
floa'Soe clty oflcers for Nov Orleans
n November. ..
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POLITICAL!

Mass Meeting Of the Voters Of Ward l.
The Democratic voters ri Ward l will
meet at the Firemen's Hall on Saturday,
2lst inst, at l2M., to select delegates
t. the Parish Convention, which will t'e
held on Monday, 223d inst.
l.. CASPARI,
Vice-Prcsident, Parish Executive Com.
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Homer Male College.

,l>HE TWENTY. FIRST SESSION will
begin the FIRST Of September.
Tuition, g. 4 and dollars per month,
payable Mt the end Of each month.
Contingent fee 81 per term paid on the
pupils entrance:
Board at the College. including wash
ing, fuel and tuition. from IA t" 10 dc''
lars per month. payable monthly III
ndralce. Address
wv X. A. SMITH. Pres.
Aug. l4.-3m.
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~ sDusp1s iAmily." . most mur.
aeeuD oee thAt hed from Iowa some
yoogQ aloes, have been captured.
TN seaoDD Q lasgo number OF mur.
0olD eoo0ieeed fov money.
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n Sabine Inder claims that the
.vols d anbine 10 the Congressional
Ooaveatioo VIII BE- two for CUNNING.
nAu ond tvo for ELAN. on the farst
baljoA ~ 1par for JEvrRlis there
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Alovlng heart and pleading coun.
oonnn1o ~ commodities which Q
- ohould nevor fAil 70 take home
~ ~, They Will bet rsssoa BIZ
oDo1a01 oetee his pillow. Il wees .
1seae thiag ios . man u Ais wife end
n&se could truly ~ Of him {:
q oogog brought . hoWn or %.
hana1nnao aGgooD be Threshold"
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10 WAile, president Of the lest
SQnn1ae 1opuhliCan Congressional
0ooNon1)ea q THE, Ath District. d
oo1n9 inpogtuned 70 call Q conven'
III 6 ~ Republican party In THU
Do1g3ee - nominate . consIsesmsu
ADyue 10 ~ taken no aCtiou.
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:. nomocsotjo factions In oil States
:ise bslag hasmonized. and success v
n0so aaaurod IN this than ID any
Aoe,nne uo1iticol campaign.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

From and after this date, Mr.. JAMES
= aHANSY assumes the Business man.
.:s1anf Of the PEOPLES VIND1CAToR.
Osaeroets for advertising and JOB Work
nm Do made by him, and dues past On"
currsnt payable to his order:
Natchitoches, June u. loeO.
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The Letter of Mr.. English.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 3D.. Hon. VIM.
Fl EnsIi.h transmitted the follow
ing Letter Of acceptance OF we mou''
ina,i,p Of n candidate fo' \''r'ftrs
ident 10 the committee Of no'l'na''""
to-day.
To II N. John ". Stevenson. fa"ss-
dent If the Convention; hon;
Jco = Stockton, Chairman. ana
other Members Of the COMMIT
tee Of Notifications:
INDIANAPOLIS, July 80. 1881.
G,,tlemeu-I have now the honor
70 Iaply to your letter "l the thlr
teen,h instant, informing me that !
was unanimously nominated ior the
oft,ce Of Vice. President IT the United
S,atss nv the late Democratic Con.
ycntion. which assembled at Cincin-
natl. o. AZ fOreshadowed III tne
verbal remarks made by me NJ ne
time Of delivery Of your letter, l
have now to say that ! accept the
hiph trust with realizing sense OF
jts responsibility, and am profound.
" grateful for the honor conferred
I accent tho nomination upon the
platform Of principles adopted by
the convention. which l cordially A.
prove. and accent it quite as n'ncf
because OF my faith in the wisdom
and patriotism OF the great states
man and soldier nominated on tn
same ticket for President OF tn.
TIni,ad STATES. His eminent eervi
ces to bis country. his fidelity to tn
constitution, the Union and the laws
his clear perception OF the correc
principles OF government. as laugh
; by Jefferson; his scrupulous care Z
keep the military in strict subordi
, nation to the civil authorities; hi
high regard for civil liberty, persona
rights and the rights OF property
his acknowledged ability 10 civil
we'll az military affairs, and bis pun
! and blameless life, all point to him q
0 a man worthy OF the confidence
the people not only q brave soldie
I: great commander. wise stateman an
! pure patriot, but q prudent. pain
!. taking. practical man OF unQuestlO'
= ed honesty; trusted often with IN
9 portant public, duties iaithf9!
e every trust, and In the full meridta
: OF ripe and vigorous manhood. +
7 "a. in nv Judgment, eminently tittt
for the highest position on earth-tl
Presidency OF the United States.
= Not only IL he the right man I
It the place, but the time has con
n 49, h, I,at intorosta Of tho con
, 1880-03-31
KANSAS.

Spttfdt Dispatch 10 The Chicago 7ftbint.
TOPEKA, Kus., March B0.-Ncarly NIL Of tho go
delegates TO tho Republican State Convention
are now here, aud the contest Tomorrow will bo
tho most exciting III tho history Of tho State.
1}oth the Grnslt and Blaine factions are holding
secret cuucuBcs tonight 10 determine upon
plnns for tic work In Convention. Rlaino wilt
havo clear mujorlty Of from 20 to q, and hts
adhcrcnta will insist that the Chtcaro delegates
be chosen by tho Convention instead OF follow
Ing tho old rule OF allowing tho three Congress
slonal Districts to nominate two delegates
each, leaving four to bo chosen ot largo
By tho Convention. This plum would Riyo 1rnnt
four and DlninD alx, but tho blainc nle1l h0pg t0
prevent the district pan, md secure tho ulec-
ton Of tho cntiro ten Delegates ~ tho whole
scnt horo without Instructions, md tho Grant
men aru combinc1 with them to defeat. the
ula!ne men: The Ftrst Congressional District ts
overwhelmingly for 1tlatnc, while tho Second and
Thru Dlatrlots nro fnr Grant ily smntl mn.
5ority. The whole effort OF tho Grnnt cr0w'l will
be to provcnt sending an instructed delegation
to Ghicago. Tho 9latno men havo q a,;'oient M =,
Huro tho sclcotlon. aud instruction Of 1ilni'lo
delcgatcs, and Will In all probability insist upon
, 1880-03-31
POLITICAL NEWS.
ILLINOIS.


6pteial Dlspasth to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Mnrch W.-Tho Champaign
County Republican Convention To select dele
gates to attend tho Stnto Congressional md Hep
rescntAtlyp Conventions mot to-day. Every
town in tito county was represented but one.
Tho dclcgntcs to tho Congressional Convention
wcro Instructed for the Hon. ]. g. Cannon, tho
present Representative from tho Fourteenth
District. Thoso to tho Representative Conycn-
ton woro instructed to voto tor tho Hon. james
8. Wright, Of Champaign, for S6nator, and A.,
II. Inl ey, Of 1nntolil, for Representative from
the Thirttcth District. PIatt County will namo
tho othor Representative.
Tho dolo9a les to tho State Convention aro un-
instru otcd. Either hy accident or design nla-
jorfty Of tho delegntoH nre for nllltne, yet tho
Convention ITSELF npplludod tho nanlo Of Grant
tn tho cchn whenever 1t wis mentioned. For
Governor 1t is sAitl 1.-Two delegates arc for Ctt-
lom Rud threO for Cen. 1ttnaker.
Tho "a notion of tho Convention was harmonious,
and TUG ho et 9f feeltng prevailed.
GALEsnuH0, ILL.,, March 0o.-Lost evening tho
colorctl y0terh at this city hold II largo and GU
thllsastio meeting at tho City Hull. 4 Hoput.-
lcnn Club waa OrOAnlzed. 1t Ia certain thnt
avery colorctl voter tn tho city will 10 rnclnber
They pnsscl n resolution fMYnrlng blaine for
rre8ldDnt. They nrc about unanimous for him.
Tomorrow the Knox County Republican Con-
yentlon will 10 hold ut tho Oporl- House. The
politicians arc Alrcndy at work with tho dpIu-
kates. i lively tt,le is expected. From prcsent
appearances lItatuo will clrry tho Convention.
, 1880-03-31

Tho one hest fltctl 10 mnllc tho pcorlo and lend
ID victory. Tho tOMlct nf tllfa Committee
stamps It with a nelly Intriguing. a cownrty
ncannose which invites tho contempt OF osery
honest ctfznn+"
Thnt tho people nf Byrncllso understand prot
" we'll tho chnrnHter NJ DrmoGt1lt!c Enhynn-
lions, Is shown by the statement gf the prol,r!.-
tnrs nf II now Urorn-ttnls0 rucontly DpDnud III
Syrncl,so, that they. though Democrats thenl-
selves, would not fet their huuso for Demo-
cratic Convention for &, 600.
TItE TAMMANr CALL.
Tho Tnn,n,anytns tu-.tny Issued thelr cali for
n nCunyuiltlun III ayrActlHc nt. thu :0th Of April,
mixing tho calt inc1,ltte' All 1lcmncrstH or
posed TIM pledged delegation To t1e ensuing
National Cn1ivontlon for tho st1flrfrt Of my nlu
ina, but In fnvnr OF tho nomination f ~ up
right, nconrtntlc candh1ato fur, President whn
cni unto tic Denncrnttc party et this Stnto md
tho Nntlnn." It WIS ni,tlo',nectl tl,at the ~! .no
tfic, Fo TINT lin 1mrs01,B uuiiA Ie accommodated.
4 lnse rpnrt niso s1hl tito prnprictnrs Of tho
% liz Tatnrnnny % hravcs sc cafna If, nni spoil their
Qotpots for 4 sufficient cOnsidenhtion.