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, 1880-06-07
NEW YORK.


ypst!af Utsputc:t to The tNftugo TrIbHnf.
NEw yuIsk. June :.-1hs I'rfI,nIc Any1 If tho
present pn-i'f'l n[ HI1hir,: "Arter rnir dnys Hf
st'friHnn ulHt abstraction thu thFrt-trrn l"ntl-
FRS !in, Themselves ln.,Irn ut every t1lrn dl tho
proceedings, md nr' fhrcetl iO nrhHHwlctgr
that St.lintnr iihtlnc ~ tho foremost
candidate ,cinrr thn Convention. Su,nuy
viii give thn1I breathing aiHcc. Plntfl,,x Is M
longer Of much uvMtl. VIII 1lley have time
for Ii now combinations: and II they .lukc Il cali
they fIrt,e II tl,lr,Huh?"
Ttiu jifHfs expresses no HptH!nr.
Tho platform IL considered Il strong uno by
tic lapers Hciier'ltly.
ASxtEry.
triw''- gathered ut t'u hotels md nro,nl tho
bulletin. tH.iIght til"r fDr sIsws. ainre tirAt
ballot 1T Ita't was expected. Tie .unounee-
1n,.nt hG adjournment wns rfH..Iysd with
..Nrrc:sit,aS 1T disgust aiHl disappointment;
Thu l"Iiti'lnns h"rr mrr III iuuI Of
I',,iu suspense. Hnny ltl.pu1I:'Hns
sn tint snt'h ttjAv tn tho 1'Ast ~ the tir,nt
I1,tl nit OHlr iHlltrt'l them III the Coltcnti'l.
hui wls urlHl al to ihG Interests Of the larss IN
ttIe campaign. -.
Jhrrr j. u tr"llnY Ur great utilization III lig-
publican csrvltt ntIr what Is csl+lI"iGil the
t'EmrAtS SETTLEMENT nr TIL: Gl,A:T nC,tsEss.
lits unlntlHI!.rty i,I this suite hs never t'r.n =.
IS i..7s iuau his irnsyiIs,tc clnilmi thc$
utl plrts Or tho StItt srt,ietriy ucily over Tho
tI.(.lt nf thu unit ril'. t<:Iv.lAw, S'u'e repre-
srntHtOn lncsit+. md The iti!rt! term. Nn the
rxtFIisitlr stsnrp 1u'nr-thF;.s1s E1srr 10 C"iik-
und Tho "lnac!!nu" Aus iuw brels cucctunliy
brl.ktti.
, 1880-06-07

Tlm '':,nir:atn--rln.l IL Int "nc way in wh'rl1
this disturbance cn, In rIntt1. IT tlln ta'n*en-
tim viii lnss III ntrIer that IF 4 continues or is
rt.lnitea during his evening MI t"raos GSr'pt
snttIll,nrs tbuli hc rxtlh'1el frt1Ei lt9 rtltnr.
lnrt!4a. ,Iht ,ltstmrhn.fr will end. ["..Hn!d."
"t;ur1."l 'tlv. 9nmtlulntn FROM :nlIth Carolina
Wif l'r,an'nl. ~
My. Ellital--Mr President nn'l Hrntr'nnn Of
tlut tntrrstItti: Ind Kift njt,,It MI Tint 'lr+
sired t"a.W IN thc lime whInh w''4 ui'',w"l me;
Inrr nt!vnr.st II prt.sent Tho rt*lson* why
ni,a,,'a. itn rIa!nis. uf John ahrr,nnn, OF
t,ht,, lntvr o,nlnmst'rml tn stntn q
tDr GnlIvtntEuu I'm hrlcy ~ | fInll,l
ny ..n',srrsn!itr, cnncrr'l!nx Tin rmnI!,lon
nI pulit LEA! AIfnir4 W tho A,rtu of nl1nrt fr,rI
wieI, rA,,''. Il" ,,u' ta,tn" here t"l'ittlt win
it'stAt" htl'+ TIM t'N"is!on of n9fhrt IN Ing
Southern StntGa. tlp int h"rC IN thu aPrlt
If ''!,thtinn III fost., t'pnn this t:onyrnto m.
srlnhn,e Huntslst the 'l"Ill"rlit' Judgment hf
tl,"-n who hlsn tic E!rc'nrnf v,t" I" rive. I
elnn' h!rn rll'hpr IN tito firm Of \ lnisli'!i1"r
vr,,tIon I'Gnnl." "Hnssl"I. % NJ n"ninatcany
cnnti1tntt. isinu tho htct, which IN
my Judgment Is cr'rn"",tI. fNs III.
c;tII M. elected by tho atL nf l"cttrul
ynt"s UhNIlH"l from thu Southern atnirs.
Having sad ih!s mscl'. grnt!ricn as,'i th4't'k-
s.is ytli fsr The courtesy Which ,Sn1l have eS.
tended tHn, ,uw give wny. lApplntssG.
, 1880-06-07

Isuf,1r.tt
"The wheat never lM.krs BETTER rcInnrkee
the sri passenger. gazing uHt Of tho ,vtnw.
where II iho.rdny WhcAtI" asked tho int
's"i ,!"nt Know" w.ts Tho calm reply; i" / dnn't
rr1Iy k,,,w TINT .ltrT' Is uny: whcnt IN Wy.
nnt,uttc c'Hnts, but rvcrylur!f Ml*nys tulEs
ntAsMt tho whl..t lnklns ttty NJ tlts time ut
thr ycnr, ind k,s"w !hat 1t tntst be tue proper
"Ihut i wl,eut in the field OF. o1r right" said
.T!iat yres.n ssu,1:' .i,ttat ati tho other pas-
Ec.,-rrs. r,lat,tlt. 10 tho wilnluw. .....
"l:-.' hr replied. thnt bright. 'larlt"grrcn
why." they rrholrased nEaIn, III disappointed
tu,H.1 sit lnt,ks HE 1rslS5. 1870
II tho,,,.llt whrtt wlls yellow" sud tho pas-
se,ger with the sandy r',atec: "tlnn't they
alwv. tax nlont tho ycllow 'r''ls and tho 9ola'
"'vhat's When It is ripe" exclnin,ed tho 1nan
Wheat yrlinw when It's rpe?' lnorc,ulousiy
ir 4 s"rs .,ncaI Inn e",!d they make white
"'rhrsr arc twu kinds or wheat. areu't thore7"
"Yrs." wifi tho iu'n ontho wool box, "sprins
~" "M"M n'i,' do they .,ilrcrY"
"Well'' the INN. u, the wta,l-hox sa!l, "sprEng
wheat j. n!a'ise'i ~ ihs siag, 'nd w''ites wacA'
~, ~ hnvs h".!s, farmers talk Of full whc"t'"
'' Yes, ihc ,in.i, ", tho wooi-hox asscntod;
md ,Ol.. in answer u their bnks of inquiry, ho
H!'" 1T f. rl"n'. In tao fnll" ,'.,,,, .so .,nav
rt i,I,n'c. i'll il tho full. mid has9ested in he
sprnRf'
licyri, eotnc to think Of 1t, thns WIS tho way Ut
it,,
:" And winter wheat, thou tho sad pas.opgcs
suggested. "ls llaniel i'll tho sprfnR aiiu h''f-
'rhu min on thu wnntl.hDx shifted nncusfly In
ll,s seat ind loukcl hervuussy up mud down the
"wc!l, yes" he sud. he guessed It was that
"lhen fn.l wi,rast' askca the fat passenger,
And tic ,n,,. nn tho wfo.l-box bit .ntf tho ed
uf II ulnlcll. tduk Of hts EHt Mslh looked intn IT,
md 1nnlty hifn hG believed II Wlls1it pIAhtHu
| "T'hrn yn.l get three crops Of whcut." satd
tho snd rasscngor, OIL tho s''o Held III one
yta!rs" ,, :. ,.,. r.,
family hlt 10 lslI tn repeat 1t twice before they
could h'nr EH!+
Thu ll,ar on tho woo-box WINS heard ly
st.,,lrr passenger tn Whisper 10 the stnvr-Ilpp
Tint 'l,t: wlshsl ho WIS d6ad,' but ho rallied II
| little ultd Rth:
| For lliht!T
| "Hes, fur hrenti." .....,....
| Tho man M tho wpod-hox opened hts mouth
| to nrpiy. when tn, tniIlht the syt nf tho wnftIAn
| WIN iu!ks bias fixed upnt, him with T. str.ln.e,
.it,wli tho isie IN tho d!s,lstnl mud nbnntsic,l
wjlter-trr,k, lr.,kpI Hrsl,,l for thu onR-ttst tin
cup. tlrw hypothetical wNtr ~ Into Il Dut
t tho empty tAnk, tIHk h,tlE s|Itne Ut nntflltlE
nltlnlac crunk nr the woman WIN talks hnsa mil
liz, nu!nl,.,s,st cnintGnnntes Of tho other Pms.
strE.rs cDny yIllceii Min ihey lnsl been lnuKhlhK
a,.li something. liltt lte didn't Hrnt1 10 ei!rl
IS hr ,lrr'v his hut down over bis eyes und dis-
| stumbled sleep.
, 1880-06-07
II. i, WASIIHURSIG.

NOMINATED NY J. Il. Cassidy, Of WIschSslst
When tic Statou ut WisronAlli WAS called, }. II.
CAss,Nly mounted tho rostull. ent!, nfter being
Introduced by tho ClnirMlat,, sail:
Mr.. 1'r,sIlcnt, Ntl'! gentlemen Of tho cnnvrn-
tion: nurlli3 tho .uxeisIng and arlun,s 'hst!cs
OF this Convention, hnsu not ncGtiI'ietl IL ex-
coed three minutes nf your time, nntwsthstana
Ing WIS the Chairman Ut Il lelcEattnll. Aud l
r.,,M!yo now, II ytIu will respectfully lsttH fur
II few moments not to tlsu Up tho limo III teI,
minutes allowed to n'p. by twD or tErtr minutes.
II n indeed Fortunate rr 01r party nlld tvis-
IXntiOn thut W. hnre ~ many Mhn statesmen
from whnm to select our carMlidhtrs. Jap
plNllse.l Fur he It from mo to letraut II snY"
syEluhlu frun tho pr1iau Justly tlic IN uly; hut
we live IN Il vast country, etis,rnclnE many
onllnel,t statesmen whAp ARlt.us have nnt bteh
presented tu th!s Cunyentnn ilurD ArD 1WI
delegates, representing &.kU000 tuh,1N,00 lse-
publican voters, embracing mnny nat!otl!llttcs
having diverse lniurusta mld various, that Aso
scattered ever aUDQM Squire miles 0t ta'rllory
And my Wow Of orr tliIty IL incomplete n',ll
altogether tao llurruw which fAils tn taRn IN the
wlolo Held nnd till thu probabilities lulA llIs"
probabilities of Il united support III Novuubcr.
tApplnttsu.l ... ........
II tl,ly liu th.t IN Frunce and some othor na-
tions, HIlcctas III Government toicl'ds Wholly
upOl thu character Uf tho leadership hut n, his
representative GnyprIi'nunt It must ever depend
Judgment Ut tho linsses of tho pcnplc. .\ntl
,rncu tilu tr,l!snl uttrseI by our snArfyrc Pres
iont that, u M llfo IL necessary to the exist
cnre or tho 1ulttut." tt'heers.l lfeholl III this
sc,.t, III this very prcse.ice, men whose ability
anil craftsmanship hAye bec1slu fn,nnlls on ths
n,d other continents. TAern h lto Inc1 nj en!sac-
ity fnr leuiurship urs, irSH ut IL disposition to
lcal! What Wn wnllt u.t'st Just now IN un'1y
Ut marp.mc through Tue o'tlru purity [cacersl. f"r
tho public XnA! uni tAt citl best llu stct!ltd
M,t Is nlf.tlss0rt0n, btt by salt-uuX9ltlon:
TIM qleason Is nut wli'.se ,.AI,o VIII utteit tue
greatest applauao ut this prrtcl. l!'t'ln9st nt
tEt,c, but Wlllsso nana IL II, caitsshtHl III thu
tin,, ia III ,1wn Iarty, aIs.t se,iro tic 1,r.,lsl
nui,her " votta IN Nnvul.bur. Tho tan,' af NY
uAucs is not u catl4itEtte, an1 hns mt Hps,Itst
any support fron my l,sartur, Ito liI,s rns!;1t
rrpGlled u. Hut lgt us rculetnGer ihat ~ thg
snburArlts Ut uul tl,nao aro !sut cl>sen whrs1ck
tho highest seals aul tia.'a thp richest CROWNS
| but rather ft'sa who enln1y thonlso!yed 1T nll
vanity alIa cuHlcct, alsd W twi, tue tho nro,.
a sny tos ns u tSnt IT, .n9 nrs
| auri! nught y 10 no Filo - .ysr} itc!n!olscat
] comfortable berth is OF 10 account ~ thu pss.
, 1880-06-07

tho t,olnInntin ttsns mt I,.<t,r Il, ln, hAari-thut
M HsIlt,r speeches urr ~ LIS made.
\ srnst' Ut .!r4Atr4-frt tls tLtr. fptr.
Mr.. Hnttt--lhs,tl, sr. President. 1nukr tho
nnlTnn Tint ih!- Convention tiu npw adjourn
Mntil Hnn'ay sn"rnin9 ut Il, t'c!tH:h. fries nf
"titsU!. " tji,tHt," nUl futr.' F.'ta.'I
The EhAirtnnn~-It j. ma. ti TINT ,l,b tts,vr,,-
tim now niIohrn until Monday lnrn.nK nj IL
utlnck. Al IN favor uf tho tnuliot viii slIy
uFr.
Tile. rr4inN.sc wns quito general, and tho dele
pntr1 art'su uild tHuan icnSin: ,hn hHfl.
rhr t'nnIrtiln-.Atl DpW,aEd will sHy tln.
Their. were very few HilAweri.
Tho t.hnlrEitn--filA ayes I!ItvG H..
So, ut II o'rtnGk Mu,l fhrty-lvt, minutes. tl,o
E0nvGntlntl uIjsHlriI,! until ~ O'clock to-ln0r-
row tl!t.ttIIng.
, 1880-06-07
GEOIl(:E i. EDMUN1}S.

Tl1Erti WIS u Rnnrl W nptlHilah Nnn ShfltfinL
wu4 rlle.t, and Mr.. tlr,lcrirk fi'Ilinva, "F thu
Es'cn stmlntun siutr, taking llr >tntltl. pro.
I,,s". At,ntiGr ulHlhIssr ft,r Presidential hnnnrs.
Mr.. President un.t t:tnilrn"u ur tho N'nnytn-
tim: 'fhe S;HtH rhrl1"st bnril itttti thu Enlf1I
ufrr st oil fhirt.,',,. wlnac lnpln have always
been sl1i 10 nrIy, en'hlti1is!t.tir urges tho
Il,,nr III her ,nn+t distinguished EnI rs tho
1itt'+t ltn To r fn4rril,c, nt tliu Prssl'lrntIn!
Ai1tr. iftr Delegates hrlliH that lH.ashgr ht'rn
with tty nna pride niik kr supreme. hrcnuac tcy
know IN state has IL t"flcr right tn nsl,nu IL RE-
"'' a," st"r snI'.1 . ft fhsers "i for THU t III TT
tlnr ~ her hatirr. Nrrlnns. tll'''gtt ht"nTs III
III" :''ar,t1lc E11nrl ,f thn lt"puhli''an I,nsts,
..nn.. II tho frnt IN = Sntlsstl.! Convention.
Sll. th,ls cnlI,'a ,l',t srcti. r1wlrs far l'tyly
which h,s n,scr tAlrr.al +! the years gnnu BY,
vr @ '.M fl iler IF siS ',vl Il i'I IL" h ri
II - 'lahs*. 1t l. brr IN her i'n1,''fi! Il runs
4 I hl*a lA%p,,ss ,h ;; s, S"r DR. dr.. r tc ,Se
inn:r lris iiri< 'l,o pt4s'~sln, al,,l .prIis' nl
IT.. S"''H m Mp.r; t "' v.'"nf +" ,
On u,l,l hh1r her Lcfurt. shr wMlld thrust any
inesli pri ur srltlSs, nnl.Itnn nso tho COUNCILS
WV, v"rn ;',i r,"s ,i Il tia ,ht "i tho oceapl,
Sl' hnks b!ekwa,l ti!r"t!iit tho years ~. r..
tnrull,e ostr the administration Of this 6,scrI-
Mrut t"a resnIntluislry 'h',Trr."s, ,!;ruAu-rl:
n tho rolls tho yteti'ry ut st.stslnanship after
| TIC pulls: ,lAppIAsscl sh: iInp'svs sli' 'n!-
y.tIolt IT, l' ~ nas sry l.se ! ,t,,1i,, mn sG.s ~
iI-scnsiuri M MI, thing. PIT l,s veinrr lnlnrll.
lAppl,l1,~.. silu pr,ls ynu II, tltsr thls vrry
iii. Irlic'.nf The people. mn only by platform
ringing wllh n,lUr n1ttl t";t''sty tr''ii Hi"!iey
sl.r np through "y"ryth,nK =, n''t' W. t,aha. ,.'t
THU il,n platform. brc.,,,s.. kn"wll evrr%whrr''
thral9'nIl iho lsl'sll, nml ir,:s!ilnf III" lAant
never. ronnd want'ny iSrrat upl'Iaus'.l; il
c,is'!itlatc wrhiS THlw'Ip,I., str"!.E every
, 1880-06-07

Noar tho yiuge Of Dnbno.. province Of vlal.
imif iil,ssll. u number " stuxs attlrEtl u w.
.1,vii mid terv hor tO piects. a ltlss1ht,, WnN
{u2irjmtpl Ioxa, md who tTiel III MA hrr. wis
nearly k!lipi htu'sslt. iis was sos;ncd ~ ao tao
noM1lned utErts 9t sovcn peasMi!sa. 5neso
ploaslru liz keoplua tho poasants in aFcad Of
iheult
, 1880-06-07
a,.,ua lrnyc sot,ll,ra t,mt tttf.f1rt .,ii!nr MS
tn.,nut,,t, Il, aernnd ttle lMtiBslauuh VI Ulysses
GGmmstni g t{.ui!lt ellCera.
IOIIN SHERMAN.

."nsc tho Secretary will procccl with tho ra'i
'I ais:ale.. ,,,,,,,,.
whr,i 'no SUI" ,,r,,,u IT, In th,,r. And wns ru.
garfield rose 10 apss .,,, .ao r,,, ',,', "' ""'
seisc, .sea,r ",' t;.rcd-Mr. President, avo Wit
feL,', In "xtrnvr1.uury SCENES of ths Ennvcn-
ss,,ta ',, ,,h ''H crp s sos"'s. Il" nmoton ,,c'rs
NJ h a."rs ,"k,y % tn n,<stcr nt u Sr ha~
,so'tsht ~ IN sat on .hose cents uni witnessed
thal,nol'sr'lt!o I't u soa'nG' y, ~ .,,,a ,'o .,r s
we're tho hlan "eHan RunoIe" ~ 'n.s ."u .',,
.'.,,,,.y md tlesc f. grandeur that moves
la"sm%' a.',,, NJ II mn, whn,, ho iuoks ml,,il IL;
Tho soul sE,,,,s,n,," ~ "' @ That # Ia tho rain
but rolheHptf '""I =" 80 e
,oyc1 Of tho scn from Which MI
;ss,. Ess and depths nrc, measured. fcllrcrs.1
whcn The hnnro cum S',es ,e,, u" ao s,s''
thel the hn'lllanL 'us ~ ..u'' ,n ,no
ocr aud surveyor tkea 'o ese, IN, M" ,''es,
~ ,hc Convention, when tho fcrvor ut Our cit
th'ls''eh' "ts r,.t,, q T., t%,t ..1,n ,n,.,.I ~
moncHt !ls '"os ,'s,,,s t,'o a,,r,, ,,ny I'm ,s-
putAic ui'lIi&thl' pch'" ''o r.'' ~ 'o' '"u r.
ssan,o nrr to bn measured tercs ns "t'"rs,"
.na! Ip;,atiSii Sot ic,t. % IL L this riIlat cic
sicr,, u sH"1; ;;ssU ,nrn md wn4cn, Mrn untl'ere1
ntl, l.. tho destiny Of this Krpul,le " he 81,
tRn tssla "71l%t'H No." md lu.d ,nppl,uss,.l
sui w E.r, where Rcu the enthusiastic ttlceS uf
HSe,,I ~ oJ tlrlp9ltcs tn Gust thor lot Into tho
~ ~ W." ami ,it,trnn tho fntcnf the Republic; but
Syl%"1s S9srt 81 VIII wycs 'f "o eh1 as.
w. .tc,n will, The el,ltu thatR Of llt,nlu. with tho
!t.. "rT tfcr Country, with tho history az liz
sM'wfth lin knowledge III the Krent men lint
haxo Iiys,I gtA,n 1t, turning .lt,wn intu their
Ga Gs-ts -.hcrt, t}tl prpEllrts tho destiny tMlt
n.H t,nri,,fur this Mighty question. lti1l
ss1,anr;nr1 MT III ClfeuEo, III the cnt at !I'i.',
S St In lin Rc1,lhr, III tho 0ilst, melancholy
~ gass II ~ November, w"n men th!Ilk nrd net H.
~ ~ siiruct, OF thoIr lest Judgment, Will 11fs
.as.t:"I, aar f"Ii 10 setttlm. [Arbiut..e. Aul mm.
Es1Ss,* I ypiee, *Tintss IL. LauKhtrr and cIsctrsl
sbaar ,nr iur ny cl,ssr, and fnr ,l"nsent 10
.,.nf tint yo, lnuy !tcnr.' [Appla.Is',.l
s'Tr s'Trwnnty.,{yc yruts ng, t!ls Republic uf nilr.
~ h..,r.t,v ind v.,,lrtnH tho trlpn EhNill III
,,annv" i5,n,r fulniiinliIy with Ir,ttIc III the
as ~, s,iiis nj InplI Dn,1 nAf1yxtd ni,.l on
eeesinsI Inn cul1sceyrt.s uf Il mljnrIty ri or
snIo: thn ,lurrt,wg ,,,,ti tlisntrxrning 4k.x.
p ~; simtt. .Eoyrrtiu1,ty hlll pallyYtt! tho tls-
h,s1 mn, must Hrir,iee,,lt powers If tho Nil
tssm, ulsn "A j:n-erMr,u.nt: md the nrHress!ve
mr p.,.s ~ rinrrrV wls M.lxnK tho virgin
TERRITORIES Ut our West, n11d dr1lE4inE
them intn tho tlc1t 9f etrrtlal nh.SosS.
At TINT crisis t4o lt9ruD!leh'! p!!rts MHs n'ias
1t drew ts rst isPlf1tlon irG!l' Hit lin hru , ~
|Ib~rly WHICH uOd hhS lsEttctl u. every Atlst,
anil which no uGWEF III sHlfct5 ailS eva. uSh
, 1880-06-07

,,,,,, ~ H"t" ~ W. n'"r ,,,,, :" n,, n't1
h. 'lo rr!ate:. "r 'a,mn;, ,r,%,'",n, J., n,Sr. ,,
invr.s n., es1 T., ~ tsnr.i fGhri ~! ' iT ..
a.riy aml ~ WIN. y! tue .arh Myn. siMn II re-
.!,1' ~ !',i 'f'l Snif1,Ks l4ilt 'l'',n!i! Hs1
"' ,,. f'rw ss"'i IT,, ~ n,n'nm @ ,., III st II, T" ri ,t
~ sI t"u ut'"li,aelii'fH. ~ 'He % ~ WI" w
tm,,r ~ v,nrI ,,, Mt" ,,r,,, t ',S s" i,' IN in ,mt
r,lrIy Inv lila cu,,Ilntt, wiu,t,, ,.,m aHuri III II
tMui tvi,st,i,.,,,.,s iu,t. NJ u, hi,,, ,,t',t"r.
INK prrii .I, tho plni,ts ur Ku,i..,s Nsll Gun.
PRINTING hts sl,Hrs: nf nII ihat ma mn, rnt,li
s',ntr!ln,tn y tIlv grnt nchieurcnt Of 'tnt
nj tint r.lry Hay. tli within IL iw ytrirt nf.Gr.
Singled tnll u4 tho WORTH, tntsl!rr uf tho t&rpllI.
linn purity III ttt earnest ct,Itl!et III, tho t1su
Uf lt,,rcshi4 iyt% III ISL whtt thn Republican
rHriy for nGnrty two in,,tsls laf AttHr ,lhy caat
tlteir tocs Tor Iol't, ahHffhn tnr spr4K.r. N
i.c wts t,n. ,,.,!ltai i lrm,.l'c,n ~ etn,r!ln.c
"cf't;, v""s mr.n si't ,n ts, , "itn ,rr'as! H. ns
;r" ,s,,s,c 'ff,y nh "'ss' =" @ 'f loo W. ,iI, Hfs i,
s.,y Tint ~, nynry public irI,st ~. l'I!t
a!n.lDIn,rr"l lln M,s cXtc'Hlr! iherslnrl,lfln,t
through thu term nf y"ar', nlwhytn ltqulrr. NJ
wHys lfir!Isi.fl win irfntit i'.Hsts. W. sHe
.,lHtr! , nn'l foremost Fin"nec N'a's'cr ot tho
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

GARFIELD's record is not only
an unfortunate one from the stand
point of personal and official integ.
rity, but his spirit Of vindictive-
ness towards the people OF The
South was really something infa-
nous. Notwithstanding the fact
that the 14th amendment to the
Federal Constitution, submitted
to the Goth Congress, contained q
provision that 'Intil the fourth
"day of July, in the year 1870, all
'persons who voluntarily adhered
"to the late instruction. giving it
"aid and comfort, shall be ex-
-"cluded from the right to vote for
Representatives in Congress-. and
"for Electors for President and Vice.
president OF the United States,"
Garfield was not satisfied. He had
the hardihood to rise in his place
in the House Of Representatives in
1S68-the war having then been
ended, for o year, and an ordinary
mans passions having had time to
cool--and give utterance to these
atrocIous sentiments: "Now, Mr.
"Speaker, If the gentlemen who re-
"ported this bill will put in asec'
"tion, that all who participated IL
"the rebellion shall forever be ex
'scluded from the right Of the elective
franchise, in all cases relating t.
Irrational offices, then 1 will say thu
"proposition will be Just, and ont
1--WE could stand upon as matter o
"principle. Anything is just which
"excludes from privilege and powe
"all those Infamous men who par
"ticipated in the rebellion. Th'
proposition, without any modifca
"tion, without any limitation, woult
"meet with my approval, as one EN-
"inently wise and just, iflt could b
"practically carried out" AS hi
own words show, Garfield is capa
BILE of an Intensity Of "blood!
shirt" partizanship which will
make all conservative men turl
from him with disgust.
IL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
A Material Misapprehens ion.
[Chester tPa.) Dem ocrat. ]

leicester (Pa.) Democrat.l
Hans Growyost, worthy Ger
man farmer, who has been life.
long resident of Berks county, has
shrewish wife, who has long rem
dered his domestic life anything
but q couch of roses. One day not
long ago she, in fit of pique,
packed up her duds and left him,
vowing never to come back. The
news went around among the
neighbors-you know how the in.
telligence of all kinds does travel
In the country-and at night sew
eral of them, of whom was one,
went to condole with Hans. He
sat on his front stoop, pulling away
at his pipe. "Hans," i remarked
II pity YOU" my boy" replied
the honest Dutchmsn, as he dis
turbedly knocked out the ashes Of
his pipe, "you vas right. She hal
shust come backW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

The Scotchman on the mineral
oglst: Yon man gave me his bag to
carry o short cut across the hills to
his inn while he took the other road.
Eh, 1t was dreadfully heavy, and
when I got out of his sight I de-
termined to see what was in 1t, for
[ wondered at the unco weight OF
the thing; and, man. it's no use for
you to guess what was In that bag,
for you'd meier find out. It was
stones. "And did you carry It ?n
Garry It; man, do you think
was as mad ~ himself !? Nae, nae,
I emptied them all out, but 1 filled
the bag again from the pile near
the house, vnd I gave him good
measure for his money!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
Wanted Information.
Detroit Free Press.]

At III o'clock the other night a
policeman on BeaubIen street came
upon q man pounding vigorously
on the door of a dwelling-house,
and he asked what he wanted
there. The FOUNDER was pretty
we'll set up. He descended the
steps, went close up to the officer,
aud softly whispered in his ear:
"Its ns-my own abode, and II
w-want to get in"
"Why don't you call out?" said
tie blue-coat.
"B-because I don't want to give
m-myself away. l want to get
into the house b-before the jawiDg
commences. I want my wife to
thiuk it's s-somebody else"
swell, 60 ahead; but don't rouse
the neighbors."
The officer sauntered Oh, but in
about ten minutes he encountered
the tipsy citizen on the other side
Of the block. The man was thor
oughly drenched with cold water
and had lost his hat.
"Hello! didn't you get IMP"
"N-not quite"
"Couldn't awaken your wife,
eh?u -
1.-THE t-trouble w-was," whisper
I'd the man, - . big SILVER gal
Hoped over him, "The t-trouble
was that she was awake a-all the
time!'
"And she deluged you from sec.
ond.story Window"
"I-Im not 'zactly clear as to
whether II was thunder-shower
or only pitcher Of w-water, and /
thought I'D h-hunt you up and ask
you il thunder-shoWers ever come
In the night, and II lightning ever
knocks . p-perfect gentleman of
his own do0r-steps?n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
After the Battle.
Detroit Free Press. !


A colored individual whose left
arm was missing, was yesterday
soliciting q small loan on Griswold
street and, in recommendation OF
himself, he stated that he had lost
his arm after the fight in the Will.
derness.
"Was it in the fight 2"
"No, sab; it was arter de fight.
Dat war powerful hot time, l tell
We. De balls flew aroun' like snow.
flakes, de cannons roared, an ]
'spected to be killed for hull hall
day."
"No, sab. I'spected to be but ]
wasn't"
"But how did YOU lose your
arm ?"
II lost 1t arter de battle, sah."
"Under what circumstances ~
"Waal sab, all de circumstances
l eber heard Of was dat had it cut
off wild a buzz-saw."
"When ?"
"Two Vars ago, sah.n
"And you call this losing your
arm after the battle of the Wilder
ness ?"
eyes, sab. Pee hard up, sab, but
l d0an want to lie to you. If I'd
lost 1t befo' dc battle I'd say so, but
1t was arter de battle"
"Well, guess 1t was" said the
man, after a long pause, and he
went down for a dime.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
FOR EIcN.



LONDON, July 2d.-In the House
Of Commons this afternoon, Bra,i-
laugh made affirmation that he
signed the roll.
Amsrioans Ahead as Doiiy mount.
DUBLIN, July 2.-Jackeon has
made the highest score in the two
days shooting and wins the high
est money prize. Scott secures the
second prize and Young wins the
Abercorn cup.
Cessemptuoussy LeM shs Court.
LYONS, July 2.-When the Pub
lie Prosecutors recently appointed
In place OF those who resigned
their posts as a protest against the
anti.Jesuit decree, entered the
Court Of Appeals to take the 0aths
of Office, all the members of the
bar i'm medlately quilted the Court
In o body. There was a similar
demonstration in another Court.