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Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18
Territorial Ete.as.

Black Jack. an old Gl0be prospector, has made a rich strike in the Moatezulna mine, near the vuiture. It is an old mine said by some to have been worked by the Indians.
 The Arizona Gasstte of Dec. 18th is as readable a paper as we have seen in the Territory. Il contains a great deal Of well written. original matter, and the piece Of poetry entitled 'sRock of Ages would do no discredit to 3 far more prctentious poet than it's author
 Patagonia is on the eve of q boom. Sales of mines are taking place, and 60 ton shelter is in process of erecnon.
 A large body Of chloridss and horn sil- yer has been discovered in tAe Attn mine.
 c. D. Reppy, one Of the proprietors of the Epitapd, has made rich strike on a property of his in Temporal Gulcb.
 The Toqabstone people are going to raise money to lielp their Representatives effect the much wished for division of tlie conn ty of Pima They think some of the mem bers elect are playing fast and loose with sbem
 The Tombstone Epitapf is going to change is time of issue from the morning to tlie erening and intends to increase its size. This paper is meeting with the sue cess its merits deserves- For such live paper. t has dead sort of nane, though.
 The I]smoeruf speaking 0f sectional dif- ferences says. He is no friend of Arizo na who tries io keep alive lhis miserable, nnmanly and contempiihle animosity." sfo aii et which we say, amen. We are for flse whole Territory, ans not for one puobEo.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18
ro aIl NVhom lt may Cencern.

Netiee Is hereby gwen that on and after this date all trespasssrs on flle San Carlos Indian Reservation for the purpose Of cut ing or removing wood or hay. mining qizrrying stone, farming oE grazing stock. their enect> seized, and themselgcs pro eeotled against according to iaw, uatcY an. ihority of Sections 2liS, 1l4l. and 2i5e, Re yised Statutes of ihe D. 6.
 Any pelsons plrchaSing Or having Ia their possession, wool bay, or other products obtained from the reservation anda without permission, wili be held reSpousIl,ls in the same manner as tlie acl ual trcspassers.
 San Carlos Agency. A. T.. Dee l5. 1880.
 C. TIFFANY, dee. I8-lfI U. s. Indian Agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

ohoot month it one thing and business anotber You can always rely on square deal and get Gull value for your money al Eaton ( Bailey's.
 Weakly arrival Of Produce of al kinds and fresb California frust at 5 Klein & Co.'s.
 If you want good imported Havana Cigar, go to John Laedke's Cigar Stand.
 For fine Liquors and Falk. Milwaukee Beer ge to BucSalew 6 Ochoa's.
 Hard and dry Wood for sule at the O.. K. Corral, by the cord or load.
 French kid side button and front button boots for ladies at Schcin's.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

Al Ship Harbor, Nova scotia, M. Eisen, aged l04 to Sarah Sophia Belinda Law renee. aged 45s after courtship of lo years. You see it took him 3 long time to get acquainted with tbe whole of the old girls name.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

The Presidential message has been dis. cussed so much through the press that we do moi feel like taking up room with t. Aside from the question of love ot eoun- try, 1t is only valuable to us as a proof of what is being done, and to be done, in the suburbs of Arizona
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

THE Phoenix Hersla toots It's horn about fhe business of the Posl 0ficc in that place, md says that on certain day, recently, l54 letters and 10 postal cards were stamped in that office. Phosnix was e town when Globe wasn't a probability, and get on me glh Of this month POstmas- fer Spence (. irreyerant ribald ? stamped George Wasbiagton's face 365 times. By tue way. talkingof our new Postmaster, v. E. Spence, we want 10 say that he is painstaking. accommodating, and careful, ard gives general satisfaction.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

The AngloC.iifornia Bank are prepared to offer extra inducements to parties who will consign bullion to their case. Partie- nlars can be had on application to D. Henderson.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

A New York theatrical critic speaks of Sara Bernhardi's 'ductile adaplibility to ever changing moods He should have said ducisle adaptibiliiy to ever changing lovers
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18
Arizona Silver Belt.
Saturday. Eseeeunber Is- 1880.

TIE Glohe hand tnsatca tie citizens 70 an open air concert last Monday evening. The pyogress made by the young men ul tsse band is creditable 10 their intelligence, and she skill of their leader, Prof White. Tie m0s,e on Monday evening was well ssiecied, aBd beautifully executed. Tho nsenbsFs of the band have great ssimira- sion for their teacher, who $ thorough musician. patient precepsor, aad a ge- nsaI gentleuaan. The late head ol she meteorological business ia Washingson. used to be l:alled old probabilities" If asr White were nos so young man, 7ge would cali him old music, iscausc hc seaus 10 be 90 thoroughly imprcgnated win ff.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18
Notkee.

All pcraons indebted t0 the estate 0f ElI. iah Weeks. deceased. are hegeby n0ti0ed to make payment of said indebtedness lO Che undersigned and those having claims upou the same lo present them to nae for adlHdica- tion aud payment. DANIEL B. kACf,
 Administrator. Globe, 4. T.. Dec. fl. lsso. dec 2I-4l
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

ON THE ROAD and soon to arrive, the finest assoaalent of Books and Fancy Sta tionery eyer brought to Globe, for Ham mon 3 IayloT.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

Two loyers-tliey green apples ate, Thpy ate theia est fer fun. q. Two souls with but a single thought, Two waists that ached a. one.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

| X. L Auction Store. earneF of Push & Broad 5. Overalls. Cardigan Jackets, and all kinds Of furnishing goods cheaper than the cheapest.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18
Renember the Large Closing eut Sale at B. E. IkeTlner.

Hitchcock < Co, have a splendid assort- ment of holiday goods, new and fresh. Albains, Vases, Perfumes, Soaps, &c. If you want to gise your sweetheart some thing go 10 Hitchcock & Co.'S and buy it
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

The telegaph line from Maricopa tp San Deigo wiIl be abandoned, as tue gofsEn- menl has no fuStleF use for it.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

AT last it would seem as if The Young sicrs Of Globe were suing to be corrailcd within the walls of a school house. The building was purchased some time ago, lut delay occurred in the fitting up until the eoliection of the tax. 1t is being put h Orier, rapidly, now, and the young idez win soon De learning how to shoot. The building was intended for a dance ball, but Globe would not support it It viii Dc used new 10 make active brains. instead of nimble heels Next week, if 1t k sufficiently far advanced, we wiH give a fuller descripsion Of it.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

N. Whcsan iz in the ftsld as candidate for she important position of sbcrif.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

Eaton E Bailey do not advertise to sell cheaper than any other house. but do em. phafically say they will sell as cheap as the cheapest
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

For Esent- Tie old Pioneer Bakery two stories. 25x40, apply to dec ll41 H. M. CAREY.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

Bu1kalem a 0chos keep fun Stock of Clolhirg and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

CHRISTMAS TOYS of every descrip-
 ton at Hammon 6 Taylms
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

FINE HAVANA CIGARS, twesty five iu B box, pat ID especially for Christmas presents, at Haminon 6 TayI0r's-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

ANDERros $ Dillabaugh are about to erect new building on the main street. between Fred. Westmeser's store. and Doetor Yail's bnilding, which they claim for architectural beauty will sarpass any thing ia these parts.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

For Good Fresh Fruit go to John Luedke's Fruit Stand
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

AEDERsoS the carpenter is putting ap another new frame houA For F B. Knox.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

BsS PAscoe goes to California this morning to make arrangements about the sHings for q new hotel. The building viii be 50x106 f.. and three stories high, lsssefallg 6nished outside, and plaslered and papesed inside There will be awo diaing rooms4 one for regular and she othcr for transient boarders. There wili be q reading room, office, barber shop and ssloon. The estimated cost is s25eQ0. 1t will be centrally located. Ne wish this much needed institution success, and we wish its promoter. Ben PascOe, pleasant trip to California and back
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

60 to Chapers and get the fxings for your Christman dinners He has fresh eggs, delicious candies. and some prime cranberries. Al sorts of fuit and canned goods fresh from the manufacturers
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

FREIGHT REcETPTs.- Hitchcock & G. g. 19a lbs; BaesaleW 6 0ehoa, 2S, ,S79 lbs-i Van Wsgenan. 600 lbs Henderson, 10,- 09) lbs, Duryes. 300 lbs; Sultan Bros. s.950 lbs. Chanel 4.o0o lbs: Heiaem8p. i.loo lbs, KeIlneT. 800 lbs. KellBer shipped 5,so0 lbs, BuckAIew 6 Ochoa, 5000 lhS.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

IT has rained nearly the whole week. sad though it inltferes with one's com fort fttle now. il is pretty sure guar antee that next summer the bills will De covered with rich. sueculent grasses, and the. .stockmen will be happy.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

Lack of space prevents the insertion of a very seasonable letter from Saddle Noun tain It will appear nsxt week.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18
Notice to Tax Payers.

viii be as the following named places to collect the Territorial and County taxes
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

I'M. KAIAoeK is to be tried on inform alton. If they cannot get enough in San Francisco, we respectfully suggest that shey send to Boston.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

A LARGE assortment of Photograph and Autograph Albums et Hammon q Taylor's.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

and Stodl, Fisk 6 Co. $53l0 in balIion this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

Watches. clocks and jeweiry carefully repaired and warranted at Hoffman & Ciarke's. Shop at Spence 6 Hitcheock's.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18
Attention.

Five Hundred pounds choire Los Angeles butter, 1000 pounds full cream cheese at the Globe Mercantile Co.'S store
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

clothing and furnishing goods at S.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

a.gII.l IaIIIs. hal. aa.- lIogs. ! sohsIaI.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

usaaenscr che K.erge s'leeinB saa saEe at B. q n1eilne<.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

au5 faa Hne of Chdstmas goods at Heyefs 6 2chein's
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

WestmeEcT received this week hu in- voice of dne Cassifaerc and blanket ls1ed clothing, also California blankets.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18
New Adxertl.ement..

WANTED -el090 on 6rstciass morlgaRe seeirity. Inquire at this office.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

nemewber the Large C1esinr out sale as E- 2. KelIner.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

We neither shoot Oer mouth or But what we say, We mean. nor to vge in- pose on tire creduiify oi the simple, by Over charging F.ny per cent. and then
 Offering to Discount Five.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18
RnRN

Dee. Isth. to the wife Of James Gerald q daughter.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18

AS an Index of what may Reasonably becx.
 peeted of us in the future we point fls tAs
, 1880-06-24

L,orto ~ I'M. f,Ih,+.n.. r1r,i,u.o : J,rtio.
r,a1 .se ~ ms .Hn anrcs
r. typr rhnmoc '' II 'y NJ. NJ thst ,ryi,, riss thst
t9.,r r,'lsrs snsgbt ~ ,cnv .hcr rsnSSns.itv r.
IN ,,annn - - ~ my Iv H. rrs,n jIsy. ~
sn ~ hs, ny n,,n ni,t,rs ar H..
i,risonri mi i''f lncs MI itnnnsci III 1cn,,lr IL
Rp,mni M, nnI .rh1' rn 1"ys ,ue ~ peHe H,ti
Thnr" wr ' ,uc,, io ti,nt ~ " in tfis rh,s iri"
Il, defent trhnnas .I"fYcrspn H. front taking hls
t{t,ce. snd an sarry 10 nee thst there 1 nro mnn
,sn,, ntto,.t ~, % ha.,' 49," ti,. .ucrrc,tni III
In s1cur9vnvF ~ inrH mn whn vcrn rI+vnind 10 ,hcs"
hi,,h 3fIn. frnu, VIZ nninwtr1 *. NH rornionco
uixnn IN liam % ann1o,sc t"o "'s' '"''''so
W. cn,cr ,,t;o,, fi,r twrtv. fourth Presidential
cloeiop slneo tho orgnnization q tho @ Govern.
iiticai faI,h. r.. Il nwnve bns herm n,s'I ns Il st
iW. t.tt,,,a - t,,nt tl.t ~ ,aenr,nn ~ ~ %
;inu n, t"o H. ctynns,tof IL ia trnt II 11ns',rnrrrt ~,
, 1880-06-24

- Iol0t ..... .:............. .Snhtt "!
Tiso rspoft of tic :nioriiy was tiieIciors ot
substituted for th9 M Mma3er!!y report; When
plain that thoy wurp potso1tally favorable q tho
!nylor!y report; h. ou. had tH,1n INSTRUCTED ted 70
S ~ W. s e Esw ESy S osk ekesfs Tas
paasea at her own request, which wn2 unan-
i,nausly grnntod by THO oCnnrGntlon.
tnujurity report, 1t was adopted by nearly q
sS %s sss ,ss !s stsses 9ssa &c a
ted. Tho resolution wns aaDCtUd.
rk1tkANxNT OI1AMIzATI0N.
Nr; Narstn l1al.). Chairman ot the Committee
report ,of his con,n,i.too bo adoptWl., AKrcvd
to. nnd the Chair lanled eGnstne MaD9nalh
S3S aa Shna. sf5etSr oeuus qss qs ss ssss Ss5a
!!, to ;, conduct e1-tlny. slovenson to the ctair.
This duty was performed after considerable TO.
%hsn tS sogl eharaa {"
finally presented him, ho was received with
hearty 4pplauso.
sEkyghsoa's SPEECH,
Benator Stevenson assumed tho gayel, and
addressed tho Convention us follows:
uEErLEMEH pr THE hAr1OsAL CONVENTION:
spat'stbllIy of ths high trast, Nv mark y your
s.sn's! ,., anA ,po!stcai sontlae9ee san iIid no
partiu.!t !ty IN this up|oked for distinction. hut
knew i.etter tfn,l my nre can know that ! nm
M. indebted to T upon nny 1rrss,nnl merit Of
th,.t gallant ol.l co'nu0i,wealtta tro,n vhtch j
us,tne for her N!,Watnrtnx devotion amid tempest
prii,cipiys of tho i;ousti.ution ii. Tho Unite.!
snaE t. Ss ntpp nHt k%tpe1 m f9% e 9s 81 hs &
you thalr shunks tor calling ono u ths
sr%ti"s. c%csrs @ ~ REPRESENTATIVE y%a' s q a se
emSntg % , pmnsiy,M r. IL mss',u'e % % yoa ~ G!ns!npatt.
| wllj3rdt Rfntn At1u frt3u1
, 1880-06-24
FIELD, OF CALIFORNIA.

1ohn = Moprrth toot tho s,ond N nrcaon,
tho ua1no of Justice 8. ]. Field for tho prcsl-
dnuor. lin snnko ns fo,o,ya.
oIMo'' , s ni"'ao =, ~, .'r"e'
cnsIon, nh occaslUn to 10 forever memorable IN
tho annals Of the Democratic purity, for tho
,,,,-,n.o - r,,,,no,tnt, .i,s .n.t nra,.,sn.. ~
putposr y, no',,,a.aeas . .ne Mc@s tFealoe"t u
tloRe ufliteu et1tee, ana Whyi lot me ask, ID
this vnst haDt flied With representatives OF tho
pcOptc from MI the States7 Iy il not TINT wo
ma, hv INV nrt,nn M. 5,v ,,-,.sorro fnr o,rs
pn.s uy out "'t'o, Lois o'sS Fttaef.p ioF ouE~
"SNs" n"" wa ip''".p'. "4n t.u"'"hs ~ wa
,.., mn. poslety tae p.uetsss "er1s"Ro o1 nmortyF
, 1880-06-24
u1sNDR1OKs, OF INDIANA.

M skvAro. DAN vopnssrs.
Tho most general and enthusiastic applause
seen dnfins tho convention was witnessed whom
Indiana xs oalloa ana D. "; voorheoa took the
Nh. rnsslpnsr Ann ars1hsaTs: lhava tho
aoh oson Of Ie"s. 'eS Who to be
the United stntcs hive listened With ponturo
to tho rccitss nppcrtanns 10 tho nan,e. s"ts u,as
havo alrcnuy been announced 10 you. ! know
each gentleman well. know Tho no,
ano "nI Is,ina,ls,,n,, anna.'en 49, 1a nnoW lns
rra1. tha ..,... seul .sp'" nelA"are'
fc xoM i,tu 3me 9siatt i,on1heartc, GraYo man
Eyery nee tS. sr j. Seltsy & q fS iRs nessi srsai
+, atllloYneo tbo name of Tho1uas x, iicndFsks
d ths o. flls from " ny Ps %
sn,i ane rnan, whose nar!c has boon wlihdrawa
tho t State of New York: lAnplause.] Hut look.
ing over @ ahe carGer o. public men there ts no
IL tnt9 ta ,s x1p ~ e, wh IT, T1s9 s en
Mondf!nk@ ot intllanA whether hooking
fn,,,.,d,a na n,in Il IN MS ccsay ceasr'y LIE ny
meinor or ths castttonn ata Ganyeniio CO. s'aits
whether ntterward a. mgber ot cenenss
o'Se CHI ~ assPf sP sa $5oat qSss,Is!a saaness
y eas ssnor Shsss sEsns
for tho eonatitutlonnl rights during tho great
cosiE!!Gtlom period " thls Government. thc
States; dr whether sl!ll later, vlowInE. him =
~ t1s h,a Sn'ot ',a ntGgMtiye o. anaL h fonhonWanh
r. fuf III snn 3 ~ IT ms Eeo1S
who may come after him in tic position whIch
ny NJ III rcsl,yt pceMnyi thARptauso, M .,o. Via a..
, 1880-06-24

When Dolaware was osliDi tho audience
checrcd heartily, and George Gray, Of that DEL
cyation. pn,csoded 10 nominate ths Hon. Thotu-
~ y. payard. Ho spoke a. follows.
Ma. PnxsipEHT AND QxsrLn91h or 4ttp Cox.
yEsTIoN; lam instructed by tha Delaware del
cgation to make, on thoir behalf, uomination
for tho Presidency Ut those Unltod Btates. 6ulai!
!p territosy and IN population. llelaware IL
proud Of her history aud her position In tho
slatcthood Of tho States. (App!auso, and erica
of "1eod!"! Aiwsys devoted 70 the pti.leiP!ea
q To- la sssSs as ssates =. w vii ~ q
tho ipdlyidlal citizen, gho Is hero to-
day 10 do all t4As Ii, hOS lle4 f0s
, 1880-06-24

W. @So viii sHYss| S"st "" tho " p sa ss', = Re
psS st'uEer 1cs 9f i" e rSssnf?eG , q 1?
Aid ta SonsiItntE"nnI rfshts"f tho sates a,ld
es a btrr 91 i tie +, paHnt nsst9 'hat pns w
t,is Convention rs i sar,tItin!c for 'this great
FraMcie Inyarl. i1a.ul and continued aff-
EsS,fl II r. i 70 sa,ESt kmsn s.,,l n rasy ~. rt
contest. 1In II veteran covered With the ecara
sip!"s of eonsiitn'ionai Ii,er'y. hive !ecn nj ut
xs1e hs fee ana m'TS lis s P t a MT huns
~. hit Welded still With ftaiwart arm. and
hF'n III rares stb' noa A2 ,a"es "snunfnss asa St
!s!ssst'sn e ,So Nnp ps"ps @ ef T.
wherever DIR Ilag iionts,--ayu, wherever THO
taft,e. viii sytnpn'hcs az broad w. this great
Continent. private ciaFnctcr ns spDiless rs tho
sSH as% ':"a sses 3sssi sp'f acs 'S IS
henri, and, as ! saltl brftrc. need not 30 toltl
" aa whit he r. UT yM, EentlcMen Of .ho
so in,past,snt i, l's ashevca next Neyomber,
sts s =" s .sas w o wso Ss 1t ,t ts e sii s
9s p'Ey r. hi n Ct I'll -, C sot5y, l. who s
66sPa, een!io' ' f:r fhst Security md reeSsa
Sss fss sn son 5 5af%ss % & a s resfo WE s2
Sncr s er esisiion. VIZ Gpttcr ths " a 10
Eiahest nnj 1oblest as1inltions7 WHO wlli draw
srSa nss ey voars t in0 ho woa vary ~,
esrr,itien y eyery fsT!n sad syeryS%Sers. md
, 1880-06-24

satc;s Slen " 4 ,:es'pe cy1cn. Coy: l,snJnsca
ii IL niloF hali. bcat tkc rarty III tHe staio
and iT e ana % Of t%o sf"'s & Nav
x"fk they hnye sh1 Iio,p.,dcne&s e. to e"n'" tn9
New YnrK iappiaasei, whch they threw dawn,
nna hG,s g, "ssr ts
a1.i Gskn9 for admission Npo', no o.her Krn!'I,l
they have shown strength Ia be
ABi.D ~ NEAT THE rAATT
II 1t does not nominate tholr tnnn. TChccrH.1
s!r. will mt stop to tcnl With these sklrnshcrs
along the Talnti,aMy line: However venerable
e. 'ass ss{ S H.
@ cy scs ssRns fr s"as ee .t fh
9 n"9y re" rcpor %as as Esy Ss aGs25 III; ,nr I
asasc. that II ill., ca'ssn,ion % nre ts sno nom. o.
@f so aa S.' o as 81 I'll fsse fssj would
Jnhn Kelly further stood niEh; totnro last
that he
WOULD NOT SUPPORT sAMuEt j. TltnEN
Apaase Te Tamsy g s
Ss;,s! .! i: se.s'StlSsS asssraS ~ Ssassi ]:
eee e x"S!s m sao ess4y aS1s rhey viii; q
''' < delegate" eii wi rdat him o,,t.,
No. No. gentlemen, TT them hayo free srcech.
Ts Eaer'cs P"nss ehn tha
hero aro in!kins for them; 1iut yot, out of tho
mouths q p'nas and foo@ wc shall arrive at
v5s s ss% s a sss sssss
| hHrn1NnF III TIM f1nrfr nnW? ThnH0 4
, 1880-06-24

tered the rest, giving 1iltlcn Is and Bayard Z.
S0nth Carolina voted eolld for Dnyard.
Tennessee gave Hancock II, Dayarl 9, aud
some scattering.
Texas ,ilylded Into several parts.
Vermont gnye Hancock lts solid vote.
Virginia scnitcrcd
Vest Virginia garo Hancock nnd Thur
man II.
Wisconsin gave 1}nyart' q, Hancock I, Nor
rison 10, Mcclellan l, Field3 -;
Alabnna WIS Nsn Called and gave Bayard
:, Uancock7.
, 1880-06-24

callctl jor, who IL 10 Widely known n. Il De,n,.
t w b ;ss1s sss "Se HI, Ts b, vn; Ms M r.
psnst FL den':nen sss Il ~" a% hsf s;e; L. ;.t
i nie1es M s"S. a, apasc F tgty 3 an evoiio
!" 'S eve :, Srs s soi e tf 1Ess sEsst sa0n" De-
Hs ss seos G wsT II Ssw n Y 2p9f Ge VIZ r. "a d
1 q'S1 gt bofe n s ' she
Ennizotion, hit tho e,llrc State Of Now York.
rwo rtttronAf rfcKr1a IN 11tx FIELD,
an nakcd Iiow rn s.o,, oniuo IN unt mt t,f this
tltinouify7 Huw arc yolt RoIng tn Ect rid Of this
t]olcRudon7 Kick us out Of thut. tinor? Toll us
to 70 homer liow cnn yt,i do IT. Do IL only
e Ell s Gs eIa s oy MI rs tSy
for III spite of Hlt TINT Incn can DO. Without nny
stsm sss g. ss 81 ~ 1Gss ss,%,o5* e S* + ,f 9
Stnto. Why, gentlemen, Ii il inpossiho Ia set
tle this .unttcr In any other Why. Do you wnnt
DO ypu cnlrt defcat7 We do not 1so this
IN threatening wny. h9ye toll
y",, IN, fr.nt ~ W af's ~ i Ioaa - fow thn,,,"n
s,tes tccnt,sr I'll n" mn" " ti,nt wa 1nnnnt .cmnh
festt in tho 1yhue country. Are yosi i,erarel
ror thatY Oh. moi know yot, want s,icctss. 1
K9w M ,nas 1Ssc oH gsse a. epTsr
hearts ali naut fnr tho int term. ft,a,lstiter1
NoS scn!onsn o al Iat tiss,. e Tug ss. S,
votra thai waTo on.t @ II, wi thn IItv nF Nav Yoek
lust fill. and tho wholo 78,O0D vptea are repro
spy tSt y @ s1t +,
twenty out Of tic seventy votes in lie Jeiu.
E%o at tcctosn nG W scsei san Sq.'y s;yy
fwenty and % tlo f,fiy. ~ md wn p ca" oSiatn lie lie
eRo Rr Mhe Srss "t ee
enthusiasm, the united strength, and the mag
Mitieent Soto WHICH yoi Are q o1peet from tho
Of A,,nv fow', Gins IN nnr' Hr tfo minority
rcpcrt H. =; fai a. that tue coHtCstants e. repre-,
fI,, III BY fourteen a: s!
a ~ ta 5,, g>, ~ Den1 ,,
T aa xia or WV hn - Tx! TX!
!assa. ia rsierrea % 10 former ;ssssss9as WHEN
rnso,tn,ir nIn ~ n ~ N"t3n vc3t h ~ !us nev
tx nt III ~ ~ nS arg tin now
GOV. nunnAun.
The strongest speech III favor Of tho Tamnany
dc'cgnt!om was. however. nlado by Gov. Hut
oaru, OF Ie1as' he saia:
before you rs tho partisan Of no man Or MEN f,l
.1 tno inctlone a., whicl are nrraySi Ggalnet eaon
1hor drS ai4o ,o sae o. Nw s97k
wh!ch tue censi,s tnkers VIII show 10 &c go oo
PeiSIs sny months sha passi
oerso ppstS pssy ~ tho il tIs to
cTt,tty an'! of 5ustlce+ though we Elve l0o,oo0
H.atJor1ty ior Iiiaen. lCheefS] Mc come 70
t!on, prepared to v1to fnr Samuel j.. TIL
don. tFrctnendous cheers, waving Of hAts.
al ss Sy ths tslssaies @ @ atd ] ihe seeties1 W.
ltandrioks fnlld che!'rsl, or Thurnan (gcntlo
appiausol. Or l1nynrl lmore cheers}. oraIy othor
Dt tho ErcAt GrCn ttnllGAti0ncl, mines lnt may