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CHICAGO THURSDAY! 1seo-TWELyE

nrticio thnn tn is7 "Yca." nndlnmT.tcr.1 lhcnr
naa!n the rnccrinF 'nrstion mixed At Surfing.
11lo self f-snf1,r question was mixed by nnnshcr
1l.sA Of nnuttcr ',lsfrnnchtsrs oftr, and 70 which
%a"cty "tf; .tist fit s %i.cnsiosy @ npSn M No sheet
Threat Rtgntrr.1 AMI II TINT 1hcstiou now wo
mike answer thus: Tho men who weru ltccp,,h;,
lIeans whsn m l"h., iTa VIZ H. 'mnkf INK w. n,e, wsg
tr,,p to tho Republican pnrty. when he letrtye'
it l,y eef,lfng i nrfnNrntto eonnt0r to Washing.
ton beea,'se. forsooth, hts nMn solil*h grretl Mf
nru Republicans to-day Ivy n higher. and
hotter rite thin he0r hls Gai shOw.-for they nro
hnl,nl together Ivy adherence tn Replhcnn
Tnsr ner %aa s ny te eSs,s0 .n Ros III
not ;,os tsmciy submit 10 ,sffanchtsumrnt nor to
cs|nitn,, hut tlioy will 20 With the'r appeal
md thNlr nrntcst I" thn National Convcnt.on, IN
htiy represent thp intelligence. tho honesty. and
tho d.cptlcy Of tho great Republican pnrty Tint
It will grant awft nr1d s,lru redress by reject.
AZ A. iraaincMt .arge MD s,,rps p
trnttns th.ec legally hh honestly ch,,sci. to fl
tno pstt,Sn: apnsc n dnst ,as9
~ Dar; en5 ,Ss!g rs,a'ne5s' + ths ai;{s Ssisf.
%n % thesF esr nsao.' t!ssess, to tho ss.rps AMI
thetr slnvcs. who h4yo banded together
when this shA le .lct,c. O.. prny G0ti. It may ho
lonc, than oticc ,nnr, The old men and th9
young, tho Veterans Rnt! tho now s'cru1fs. VIII
inarrh shoulder 10 shoulder, IN tha ftno hnpub-
music Ut tho Union, they will lHnr ihg br,ins
tnuethor Ii, nnnhcr. mighty political strife, and
they Will win again for, llePublicMn rrinslpsns IL
KloIsAs victory 4 only 9,r N.'onal ConysH,
without Il tnslsicr AID 4 cntldijnto without 4
staln.' [Grcat and prolonged applauso]
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RESOLUTIONS,


\ rLAT1oRM f0n Tftn NATIONAL CONTENTION.
Tho Cha'r-Gcntonten. Your Committee upon
1tcsolMti0ns IL now roady G rCport. -
Mr.. "A. .QteHury-Feliuw- citizens Of tho First,
Second, md Third Dlsfntuohsctl Congressional
Districts, ont AL your sSrupnthsurs With us
from thu Fourth, Filth; Sixth, Ninth, Tunth,
Thirteenth, and Seventeenth DIsfranohfseh Con-
gr1ssionhl Districts, tho Uommtttco hlvc Ind In
chnrgo tho subject committed 10 thotr consider
atiou, and beg leave TO report for your approval
tho following resolutions:
Tho Republican ci,ixcns of Cook County, IN
tsntion u shSir fslow. Republicans anl Of tno i
National Convention, gnnh to me0t ut Chicago
to tho following stHtunlrnt:
CfMk County on Mny s resulted III an over
s, yst9y r the s,gaod =;
Sa her C soa"'!cs y .he 9E.o ws'i Ssse sa
would hnva suiit to tho National Convention
four Delegates -at.,argo a. and twenty distrlctfav.
sSs sopy q ito t. ns | es saes hs of eais nsss
nx.ilnst tho uosnsuat!on nf don. tiE.lnt.,
=. or thc!, rnajorlty thus fairly and hnnestly
Cook Cnstnty have boct most foully rubbed 1y y
hold nllu Grl.,inal Buhonb Intended tn fllslfy
nss Il i tas tho Nsena @ n' II H
prosecution. with tho aitl nf almst tho entire
T. dyrnl p4tr0nago In this state, tho maturity Of
| uppuslt by forcibly keeplng out tho Mnoty-two
r!ghtfully. y.chosen ttclc4atos Of Cook County nn.
nc etsf ha hanas II ono n a" vic nea
mud By hnallv excluding thlrty.slx motnbors u
y J. Tlsu rooorti shows TINT IN those votes which
ct.lid Hnrly anl Justly be considered as test votes
Ml1 tnnl sotta'nsnt ~ @ * sho acsoi Cook Go1ty
nave Lcnn III i minority L tho ,,lnety-swn dcio-
tot Iran
with Tho unmis1akcable sentiments Of tholr COLI
| Bt!ttionts
Tlnt tho denial OF thelr right Of rcprcscntn-
tlUn 70 tho Republicans of Cook County by tho
Stato Convention and the outrageous methoda
tho machlno Sbso!vo Us and NJ 9thot ltopublo:
nus from ~ nllexisnoo TO that Coayontdon and
MY s' of their ,is acis @ or t@ransactions, @ 1''
Tint wo warmly conlmcIa tho Rprcnl by tho
Natur vi dulcgntcs ot the Alstrnchised districts
% expsss sa iSo s asss
nf tho Gs,ss r,slo which otherwise viii ass,,r-
yw @ ss esy r. 70 Haos rG az
protest agallst the admissl4n to thas btNly Of
sS, xaa w0%a ;nS piHfs sss e 'nn xh
V,ttea at large from THIS stnto selected BY tue
sccttui ,y hy trcka anl fra,l.ls hi,horto in.
a tss RssuSs S e,%s fy X "ssfDy s Se ~ ss
i iop6s%an % sasa ui. .ss.ti. to Tho welfare O. Of It's It's
sho sS s ho pauu taS ad j. a
~ Gas x Epty Esps Ss AID
lie xrs.s polttisit cfisns whuh nAs hcan cantnit:
etl aEM.nat tnen mud tho other dlsfrnnch.scd 10,
smselycs Il to iho ss ass hns wi ashoncs ~ ss
nv upon !hS r.rty candidate !i ;wn3% ,1 the peo
| ihn uf tNn i1nlllCtn n,tftV and
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Mr. CtTIxkNA. Fur ono mo.
mont will speak 10 these resolutions, and wilt
paInt cut tu you how strange 1t seums that 4
vast meeting like tb!s. composed OF mahy huu-
tlrCtiA ol citizens, oyoruowlt,g 10 ~ 10 MI nn
other hal OF equal oupaelty III this county alone,
nnd tho same kind of meeting belng held In va
rapns parts Of tho State, and 1t should 0o rossi-
ble that thero should 70 up oics like this, and
1t should DO p.Asible that they could pass rosu-
lut.ons llku these In tho saoe OF tho spontauci.
" for tho third tertn. tLauRhtar,l lwas pres.
sent at Springfield. aud l baheld that atrange
Aotion which we call spontaneity. Bhe IL q
damsel that seldom appeIra 70 tho o1noroto, ana
fOw Dyes Aro permitted 10 bohpld hos. Hh0 walks IN
0bsuIEn pl,sous, and ouly 70 thOss persons WHOSE
eyo,tl4 AFRO lIftoi by tbs sllvoE wand Of the Gus
toni. Iiouse mud tho Posts orca, and tho Internal
revenue. and tho suft hands " sanators IN hyn
plaoex touch thsir cyes,-Unly BY th1se persons
can the virgin Spontansty 10 boheld.
NOw. genlloncu they say thoX have met Us
and they have won tho victory, The held y not
Loaf, Tho battle Ia not fought. The campaign Is
onIy boxun, One GEeat hstue 4 y in Wodnea-
day ne1t, and 4n]thsr, more decisive aud mere
yomber. lApplau.ol Gsutienlau. c!tisens. yoa
tion Ia your State Convention. II u now
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nscnssd 70 RI yo e. yof rfptssssn;fti!nnn IT,
6rs Or s sp ~ XII Il
G,rE fnarEcs "Sa or as 10 " prsc i Ss II
t"Tha. % t'cnt'emrn "r ~, ,ser."rins tc
Fnrwc!i nhh ucn. !,ngn nnu tn0t !. maRed tt. ttry
llt!lc alAcrGnee wt!cn 81 Two moro pohlse"l
s1nessGrs M ~ wns n @ Tue y,ct"sy -, ,,,s ,,ocen,,o,
NnW' say 10 you, eowe WIT, n ~ am,s ~ r.,e,,,n
Charley Fatwell IN shn mattel: Mns 40 W. ,t naso
for John Logan IL th!s tnnt!cf ncrsoilNllS, mit.
- 9 a sma Gr q rS o t. s awe s
Ss soghancS h cs nq m f1s s io e fnr W. pth d
nnn0f.n!o alscnasnc " ms mttE III tnnt p,Ttst, .st
Mpplaf pptfnn sow - NJ XII rnnnr1tx i, shnt
Convention. Ihey counted u asa.nst .a ps
FRAUD, cNtoANnnr, ASp rN'cxEHy.
The lteKcmcn nj llos4 1.oHnn were hold ty tho
lnah md tho whip. Iiy inilictinK upon TINT Cn-
vrNtlon his rersUnulltyt he dEscunfes1 frunl his
higi, s,,nt If, tho American Congress, went down
into tho Thrill Ward uf Jucksnn County. took Ills
sent ,ron Tint llpur, md, when he wnsn't occll.
pylng Ills chnlr NJ Il r,stri1n, hc WIS busy With
hIs iicnchinen upon tho tloor. Now, when .toy
pressed tho t1nnl question tlefn, thore went tip
allch a yail from tho Gfnntttcs NJ though NIL tho
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como rotten, md vast number Of ,,arn,o,..
ollhgng to It. Nns, II II sl,nliId 40 ttir t q mSts
tim should hn nj. aunr,l Ut Tho vcs,ni ,t .aat
safe and better to hsl her iuto ,lry.lotk ,c. ~ 30
OF nil tho bnrnnclcs.-t!,oy wOHld ,s,ma mTesapo
easly as soon ~ Tho Fe,!orAl rnp wns ''e e,nl "
aoat agiu IN 1881 nav Hip, iester sIM ,Ss I AZ
oil .yhumps0n's nnvy. fApplausci. ItMa t1Wt y
need net 10 t,ono. Tho removal oar, he ''a VI. y
these ulcn ttat nre l,cnt on tlestruy!u@ H. ~ Il
ty+-tcterlnluctf to fiin tt,-can 90 ruf1cn ny n
and put down. md man nht1,lnnei whnn, r,a ~ p
Tic taoi If tho synllcato, il ssis,, unn M!ri nn b
nominated n ChlcnRo ncxt week. he viii f' ho "a %
imptaneiy elected, md tho Republican D. pas3, NJ.
some une ~ tho platform tfion moved IA k.}
!n.irn. and. thtalgh thq mottan wn4 asrtedT W Il. K
nniy 10 o'clock. and they wolilI rla5Iv ~ nv "
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nusht mot 10 submit TO-: md think I am Com
fl!lnut thnt that appeal viii DO hcctled. lap"
rlnuAc.
GEN. A. N. WATERMAN.


SlRbHtlUb AiiEh"
general call hclnE anaslo Tor Mr.. E.'gono
Hale, tho Chairman a,il: "lf Mr. tfnlo Is IA fl
tho ho,lsc, will ho come and take his sent on tho
platform, and In dnu tIsno VII shall hear from
hsmr L,lies and gentlemen, you will noxt DO
ntl''rcsscl BY Con. Waterman" ..
Gen. Waterman, who was received with np-
pMSs' 1sfn II 'STi Ssi tsx7.sxrs Tho oa.
iicnNs al Cook County wcro. deprived Il thoir
sRas he sta.o . or II ilineis % M 10 srrIve oi s
os Tseh s .s sas %sss e. IN + 9s % & o
next, arc yell known to yo, MI. II Is unnegnt.
aary that I should ~ any,hinR abont 4. Tho
Ss 'siies seias & 'fs" KY
.a.vnto."l Thoro wss one Time ~ THO Ulty ef
Ssyw Ss% x'Fs Is FSs q,ss Txsc esss ws s'i e IL
g ss,'Ssoh w. poops ssa as2 %ss
iAi | I'll % yeh, scst!eSircn. t!S ,hat y ypu sapp,so
for one t,,onasnt that tho men who have or!G!-
nntci and CARRIED ~ thls conspiracy 1a5e My
Intons, tor al your @ iiercc isiignation,eif ya
to TIC hs prcsct mS,e,t ~ y' S savo een playing IL
this drama Of iniluity and frits just exactly
tho pnrt shoy lela out for yn to PLY They x,
likely yoi might ee N mai ss,i s,y iiefso thiass:
q v;se; sWS ass ThSS !hSnsht, perhsnbps snts bs
y0il WUtIu QNfC 0f1alE SHCGtluB7 tQlot hllA bt
addressed " sgankers ana fats eloquent .na TYR; ss
think aud behave hit, fused into ono Romp:
incr, you viii march iii solid phe!nnx to tho polls
,text NOyusnJor, ind vote for tho mon whom
'ess mt fef sSe II FSfS ST. .Ss wS M
lltenewe.l shouts IF mo. ,lerer."l Why, ! tctl
yo!i, Hcntlemcn. that tho*s gentry - look upon
Il crr0turo he hna II right u kick, and thou, that
tho dog hns II right 70 hnwl. tl.anEhicr nnd Ml,.
plauss They Think ut thc prcsci,. TIM taSy s,',
carry III tho cunsplraGy they hnve lnart,ratc'l,
yi , Vii vii eoe ns Sac Sses a fa~s Iva 1t tc tce 81 thc
men who welded tho rss1, Are you going to DO
n (Cries q "Ncver."l Weil, ! ,cl! you. gen.
III oari,cat, il this business md win Do yome.
shx hx e,ot tot wss ss d Hpp"sS q psc,as hs 1ys Hy
rofs. rho Republican pariy III ths siute
john jax K J. os 't'. esies @ a % @ 10 s eIf
you, gentlemen. thdt you vll either ,lefeat him
IN BIS scheno " tho ChcagH Convention In juno i
polls next Npyemlcr lapplauscl. u! yon nny
nuke UP your minds hcrraftct y 70 The sitb-
scrvfrnt tools Of tho maGhtNe III this State.
Now, gcntlomon, the Republican, rarty has NJ
why's bccn pnrty believing IL tile people, turn
nS t. nn Fst tS ppS rysr fr Srds II saa@oq @
ehosen. 1T i S Sss Sy hd Wt ssf s nos
sss est 81 Il ~ sbsasSe ssSX Ct s PfSSs S
rity for tho rights OF tho rnoplo consists in thot
confidence In thelr sAaaolty, IN tho knowledge
determination TINT they have. that they Will
tIen. ''''
rl1B sscuR,Tr or the rEorLa
consstsnot IN strong tncn. People do not deserve
and canpot long n,aliltni'l thor lborttos who, IN
every crisis, instead nf relying upon thelr own
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Tho chnIrmnu then Introduced Mr.. e, G. MI
so1,, sayag that ho WINS known to must alt In tho
nu,llenecs lie wus cordially greeted, and spoke
ms ~, inlsoSs: ~ o,,-, ,,ux.
Mn. cHAlnMAH, LANES. AND GENTLEMEN:
Ihis sret meeting hS astfG n tM bis,err 70 af M
Eith i' ~ @ naxau3'on whiel, anIy frse ,aea sa;!
an afsl !fS fpeo % S!s " ha Republican GoSssni!Sa
"l Illinois, ANU W. propose 10 soGH anu hhq ,no
rilresa, which wo hlsse ahd eaa4l hAVo. Tap
F1r tho qtlEn 9t th!s Infamous wf"ng wG t,, haye
TO- taf 70 M we Kw ,,,a, 70 Ges,nty x tna1 n.
srs S,S os %s h%se sS'stS s "a 0
reluctant 1ts c"nHdas ;, for thD hsfTss nf
for third term would got asi.ls tne preeo,,en,!s
%a ill., IL o 's Fors rstcs * ne IF teess
.res, sa.o and N,tinn.l an,l would @ ,i'a',, xoate
r. W f*rrsse .% enSieaonsh s, shai %n mS SGEG Vii
@ lSss haSo %S' is r. r p xsst A % i ie
fron; @ tnm bi@h & ssIt,,, h" hsd III. llito WH,le
'.s' is i" 80 scrsin|e ii tic nruaa isr @ rriss which
car % mover b. i!s. lAppin,,se.l l.. ..,,. ,,o., .,
h,. aai !" ,ss sy lsr!y, and nd - y to ss',ary y
this schr,np 50 rt'ukoas. 80 Mnropublicnn, and
" w"aso ass,,t ssts s'g y x s,dT T IL @ opston s" @ ~ y
woula suts.l!4ts for .the peoples, WI.
x9e AMI 9y tyy ,n1', sss tn. q" & m, p pa
osn hiid h that r,,e q 4 l!oss Mhis.. haa wa;
app|ed H Il to to Sther eon,snutie., an woi,slursd
TINT such things could hu. Wo did mt rpalsx0
TINT our turn would CONC, Tint t.,r srryat't at
like ",'r Srsshro III ASw York a,id ,'crnsy syivanu
s M sey 70 ne s so a sase G e so ~ ysa
tf Fr1.tlct, WIN won freedom nn0 victory lin.ter
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wlls fo9l!y ahd shnmolul1y deIe1ted at Spring.
hGid; l9teaa nnpnnsc:l
:, tnlloH!ng INC 1ddrees el W Chalrman, Mr. E.
--.--
TrTJo1,r, 4 TTnoNv
uEH. BATES THEN INTRODUCED THE HON. ELllon
AFThoNf,
at the mention OF whose mime tho ball rtnr
wam 'oms uon.neo ta. uase.. 'af' "0'ooa' sead
from manuscript as io!oWs:
Immortal Ithcoln % he stood beside the grAye4
Of tho patriot dead ut Gettysburg, our fathers
brought forth on this Continent a now Mutton
, 1880-05-27
YltoM ENScH EMERY,

"TnAsscn,rr orsloa,. pEontA, H., Bfay as-
e3xxTtEMBN. lswt,s!ld afford Enc Eroat pleasure
,9 suos your kfd tny,tatior a., t. oc wv h you n 81
itarial t d!.tios vt hoi,G nroyent. ,, ,,.ro,u
The atruE9lo ~ WHEN we 81 nro ~ " a
dS wSn1a nvsc ~ Worl Il stf9slS for v o
people ean Yoyorn themselves without y resort
Il ss:oa @ % Ss sse ?, tsu|
aesus aea 's% eac tS Shathep tSo @uss
The lscpNblicin Earty of the United States g
Ess ssaaa asas I'll xas s eae II ~ te5
"S st SnsnS i asSs IL hsG e ns "q
iatrly II IL cat 30 done' frauaulontly II ncces.
ho j Js Slass 4 @ ths "
Sympathy ID Iho deNntroidsn snd ensavSa.
ts RnTsy y aa r 'fss
tlmcs pcoplo gatncroA N Vailed cities. nUt 80
Maeh lrn ohoco 20 lrpm 30 TSa foaa @ OF inGas.
stSas sstt'r a 70 p"Ses q Tie psacrtle SarSarans
nf ths solnsry nha mttH 70 DO !" keeping g.,1a tn9
ess seaE ensehst s thn sy fsSe a
iS giss I'll pss sst q sa
ion. t.'' "0''' o. '''~
Tncsc may ne unpa'atanc truths, but they arc arc
s1iinrcly In the fsco, and thoMghtft'ly content-
MS sS o no p as Of
narty. W. msist rvtuft, ia our original hIgh 20.
gS0s or aTa oS q1sa Sc ekps u ssss
TSo aY So
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n lahore u"rc entitled 10 This erelit ihaT uny Of tho
nlnoty lApp!eusel 1hpy ~ stoel .Ss, 70.
soeess Rseni ttk' vafsty if u ppssas osnpas se
opinions were never tissstsd .s q, ana always
mt nn1n Is st nsrS to at .es =. fop Tic
I'inety-ono delegates from Cook County. who
havo IN soe INSTANCES M, mce5! % %nssKna'te9 as %
never, since have known aHyth!nR nhnut It's
Affairs. represented BY mere hHnora1ls ,Is,n, n1l1
~ Ii'y.six sssE!,us, ha@SsE @ i; t%asn r. t,Slr t
ssas vsSd # S Il se serss wsf 81 81 aS
Was a event through aii Of hut lime .hAt. win
fe hssGn m Ina ss II !hS 5 ,nsss s 5as as
ttoEr desires. Il W. whispered !t,ro,'Et ne
prccodonts, ii Yioatlon ot Ill kn"wn rules,
10 tho National Convention here, overriding,
H 4a f hors s' wsss &c S
Eatcs opposed 10 tho nomination or Gen. Grnnt.
A. tor ny single sc'f M not ,a, egtH MI T. ppss9 9
10 guilty OF such Il crime. Never III tho history
of tho sta!o q lli!nols ncyer II the history of
dlstricts
BEEN nvEH.,1nnEN AND plsnHuAnnKp,
qsn sseeS TSe es + y
Nutional Convention w.s t,r tho election Of two
Delegates from cnch CpnKrcsslonal district,
CoHgrcssia,ai districts IN Tits stnte.
Wo aro entitled to two fr,m cch Ce'ngrcssin,,nl
aEo ana m So Is tae
they don't hold stMto Gnnvnntion inr tGo p., p,ar.,
Roao nf nominating HeIcY1tGs 10 fMo Mntal
nnd delegates 10 tho Nntinnnt CTnvrMtson @ nro
elected n t"1 % I GsnSnsi ~ %nc si1s'% H. ss m Z
true II ~ state q n!lan Sna H., was u.
GA,,kx, SS,rt rtk, IJNr+ 1it,,t
tFo tc Il ,HG Itu H1f of g Gonevse' Werc oro nro
ios disr'sss az y, WHEN IT, aney nE1 .v n,a II
Ss,et iMSSs e 's Ssse Dsat c
msky twelve in W. WHY osn I, Ganeson .go,,, h!,n =,
~ WI qtts caSnt 70 !oT ts !strlSt ,1ss.
g4tea @ 70 anS iSo t" ~ rcst.os @ instr,Ir,Imu
t. tno ~ 'ss'et to vn'a t' fr an ersat cankiinss
IN 1no sMG 4" ,l"vtc. w toFM; ,scr,, saIccsn1
tfempten H. tna s'rHG5 gG5,sa;"v stsirss
, then they ATTEMPTED !" ~ @ fsitrEs mt on tG9m @
charaetsr or illino!. MSn tuo wcll; They kncw
that ninoRm !n1y mx. bT " ~, ,m ~ tit i
nsis yssn sIes.sa T. ihat eSnssallon q S Ssarry
ont tho VII o. aaew Gonstnae'itH. % l. l.in;' lu ",
haaeI5 htaae i5r ho Hs npponmant M, 4 eonMs IS
Tho ;Chair, nun selected ly theIe ,r. 9r1nt
TO rt a,,s;' to s MsasGi With %
cnsued Is really ntscr!btble, q a,ai khal! not IT.
tempt to Gser!he j. here. tn:causn y frnlly htls
sua'ss Il ID s..y tilt Init Gon''nittso ropSrted
1ofty-two els9atns, every o9 q thof,1 Wfns
question On lii, and
sAniuEp TIE THING THROUGH ny MAIN rol'cE.
ypl III o.lr uOtistifMHnlY wGr, cuntutl n,il do
irnudud To- Of Of yor rixhsx; ind yo,, urS t,,..My et
w5 ; NJ ss VI ShSh a., h1s hs sS hds s'TSs1 ' A
1S5 ufuns os %a wSs ehue ,ue sI' 10 ''' ''o' "''
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GEN. KUEFENEIs.


,,,r,,,,,,1-,,r
GEN. AU Ek'
A. tho ,,nnrus,on az Mr. Muxon's auecch. md
~, 'ho su". w .,. "a" ..'s'.,,,a a,,,;nmsa
on tue subsistence ot tho .ntnust'ao"s hppla4sc
which followed tic Chairman stopped forward
anu 1,a,s: ss: =, t,xxr,vvy-. W, h,vo with n.
,nIs % evca,ii,x % os e our Gerrn",s fcow-citzcns
ts, isti,, v , nH IN y, ~, or W ;ntrn.i,,cn ~ V,
TAnnin,,s"i I "''' tuo "''''' ~ 's' - 1--WE
a'. LIN. Mu"nHer , t W. s Ea w''u
"fss' u wv, stSu vSu,uusw ~ u, b.r, hccn In
', st aSp ~ S. ~, .,,tr ~ " ~ tSInir
1rH tas ~ sG ,sG ~ ~ aonr ~ ~. ft n
cn'ilny wien M!n .o nV,"f - ~ istt ~ t,, !.
snnt ~ wv ohto tonvGnt!on,Mn, cnty "hcn H. H., y,
no " 'a,u HIM. pSp"mas, "u "cM.aJ r.. ~ NY W
n" siir,u,"st ,srnn,tcn, csu,ntIc. In the Etatc.
FHppiu.,sr.j it ccitstd 10 10 Republican
illl,lsr lilo operation Of Influences which we arp
INV committing. [Grout MppiMusc.1 Its re-
Wib]icnl,s Wcrp III al the blrth OF tho Iicptit,-
tlca,n party, anl sinrlny thoso tiays-thc lnrkest
ihey In tvcry iini,ntr yiU,iIcAitl thor sincerity
M i,rnuhiicnns aii,i ticlr rlxht to bo henri III
, 1880-05-27
TELSGRAAfS.
Tfls VOICE Or Ttlh COUNTRY.
Tho following kilograms md lotters wcro thon

rtoM SENATOR HUNT.
pARls. ILL.,, Nny el-Ife*srs. Keith, Shortu1l, nni
Dulte, Committee: a professional enlargement
co,npals my prcsonco nt home on Wednesday.
yiIorvIs 1nd dctorrninad, GE6KGH iiuSr.
, 1880-05-27

Mr. Charles j Eundel Vreasnled tho follow
ing: -
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18
Drslgaing vll1ainy.

When you 60 to your druggist to ouy
bottle or package Of the genuine sim
mons Liver Regulator, and he presents
YOU with some counterfeit with u SIM
liar sounding name and says 1t y the
ZANE thing or lust as pood.' ask
him his motive for not giving you the
genuine preparation in While Wrapper,
With red z on wrapper. aud prepared by
]. II. Zeiliu & Co. He will probably
seek to ovade direct answer, but bear
in mind that the only object such: deal
err can have IL the fact that he makes
few pennies extra profit by selling the
spurious. Be suspicious Of dealers who
,ecommend any other article es Just ~
good" or Just the same" Will you
Flax your health and endanser life BY
taking medicine OF 10 reputation, made
by some adventurer. that your druggist
may make few cents more BY selling q
counterfeit article =?
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18
Every Family. Without ExccP.
aion,

10 city. village aud country. will fud il
highly useful to constantly read the
AmericaH AgrieELfIrist. IL sbound' IN
plain, practical. retiaLie Information.
most v.lusbie for lu-door as well as
Outdoor work aud couf.ri, aud its 800
to l.ODv Original EngraviHss IN ev.ry
volume src 10th ples.iuF sBd Instructive.
lu this reject It is pre- emin.nt and
stands alone. aud il should haze plsce
10 every Household. 10 matter h9s
many other jOBrusls sre t~k-p. lite IL
Illustrated Department for Youths an
Children costsiB- much iniormsiioo a.
veil ss smaseuesL It, Hu@bug ex
po.ures are invaluable 20 Ill rlzs-e-.
The cost 10 very loo. only 81 80 iron
pou 10 the enl Of ISL. ~ four cnpie-
fors5. Single numbers. IS cents. One
specimen. 6 ~ept.. Tske oar sdTi-e aid
.ub-crihe VOW for volume 70 I--ll
Or.nee judd Company. Psblisher-, 235
Brosdzsy. Ner York
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18

Now challenges public favor as the place
for bargains in Dry Goods, Groceries,
&c. For tho next thirty days special in.
ducemeuts will be offered to cash buyers
in order to reduce the present large stock
and make room for more. Particular at.
tentiop is invited TO the fine stock Of
piece goods. Cassimeres, Jeans, &C.,
which cannot be surpassed. A full line
Of ladies' dress goods, new aud stylish.
A large lot Of hats. the latest and incest
out. Tn short. We never saw the old
favorite Emporium better stocked up
with fresh saleable goods. Don't fail to
call and examine before purchasing else
where,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18

Postage is prepaid on al! the above.
We will also send &ny O! the above
singly. or any other paper or periodical
at publishers pricc-. free Of ehsrge:
Tie mIuy losses caused by failure.
robhery Of, aud petty theits out OF the
nail. make it absolutely necessary to
send by postal order. registered letter
or draft
The safe arrival Of all publications
gasrsnteed.
II sitter reasonable time any sub
scriber fails 10 receive the public,fion
sent Cor. notify Ne b. po~tslearl thst ihe
error u any. n,y b promptly eorrreted-
Oar responsibility ceases When psTer
srrives With dates eorreeily credited.
.hseh !. evidence the psblisher has been
Daid.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18

IT is only lair TO repent mat Turs!ey
and Martin had duclined before the
election.
II will be seen that the returns for
Precinct officers are omitted from the
above table. We will merely give
names and vote Of the officers elect:
Precinct No. 1'-Commissioner, Ma
lone, 1856; Justice, Minor, 2lS; Constable.
Prince. 1875 49,
No. 2.-Commissiouer. Ratliff, 1877;
Justice, Lynch. 1913; Constable, Harper,
ST.. ag 49,
No.3-Justice, Brooks, 81: Constable,
Richardson. 70, ..tn, -
No. Commissioner. Schmitt; 81;
Justice. Rowe, e; Constable. Carpenter,
III.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18
HOME NEWS.
We send out q number o,

We send out q number of
copies of this Weeb'S FREE
PRESS to persons Who are
not subscribers, hoping they
man like 10 so yell as to fu-
uor US with their subScrip-
tons. y.
We would also respectful
ly urge all 1OhO appreciate
tho value of a good home
paper to just noV lend their
influence and Gid IN eItenG-
iy,d its circulation.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18
W God! Wood =!

Those of our subscribers land they
are not few who desire to pay their
subscription in wood, are requested to
bring it along nor. Itseems not to have
occurred to them that wood is mainly
needed in the winter-in the summer we
can manage to get along without it in
this country. Please let us have it when
we need it, otherwise We shall expect
the cash.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18
SNOW We'll Aad Strong"
SHIpMAN. Illinois

DR.. r. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N y:
Dear Sir-I vi.h to state that my
daughter, q ed 10 was pronounced 70
durable and war fast failing. a. the
doctors thought. with consumption l
obtained n half dozen bottles OF your
Discovery for her and she commenced
ippr wing at once, and il now we'll and
strong. She took the Discovery last
fall Al
Very truly yours, Rev. Isaac N
Augustin.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-18

For the statements Of account, spoken OF
in our last. They will be found folded
in the paper Of each subscriber who
owes. Where the time has just expired
IL will be noted on the margin, so that
il may be understood that another sub
.cription, in advance, is due and in or
der. We earnestly request prompt re-
,nit,snces in pursuance of our statements.
We cannot furnish satisfactory paper
unless we are paid promptly, so as to
meet our indispensable outlays. Z