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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-11
MoRn CHAzAcrxz OF TxAcExRs.,

MozAL CEARAcrsz OF TEAcExRs.-In the early
days ot public education. as department. Of this
government. special attention WaS paid 70 the
moral Qualifications of the teachers sn,pl oyei
B-- II Is ilscnls u these Times, noe merely
eG-s velS SuIinsS teachers bur 10 secure tsSchsrS
ot even the lovess grade. Yet II l. AZ the psrl %
the rational welfare Of the people If the govern
snE grow rsushSs II attention this vital inter
sss. We are glad 10 know that some Of our foreign
residents do Interest themselves IN seeing that
suitable provision Is made for the education of the
yoons- No department. Of the government ouSh: 10
be ntors generously supported carefully admin
nsuered thAn this We must look to this earnestly
or with the nHGI OF GIyerSs nAtiOa8lltisS and the
pressure OF other claims the care Of our schools
VIII Be gradually and fstslly neglected
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Aawaiian 6aEettr.
wEnNESpAY. FEBRrA ~ N. -.

TSzx Aas-s-ssssr rsssrs e the Gelsy sasereS
~ Sui.o-s n the sSssecs Ct ons Sssss q he
S-p-er,e Court when the tive reuaSlzsng las-
sscss sai &c sgvee. ard Suggests temporary
srccsrs rsanerss f7cn tie bar euri-s szch se-
sspces- We truss thzs TIE apprehension CT
s-ch appointments VII uos eaHss their h'nors
70 cane rc Any u=rialsly Agreements N cases
satzs7s-e5 20 tss11- I. seeus . - tsst ;
iasvsr xhe voGl5 care % b ,oc'e7t srls'rs
OF ar sG ssts~rEE rssi.se miSsS prove . BE :
sea-fv boz.eh. tzxurv, for reasons vhieh On
-ssec-cn rsrst be CEtv TOO obVioas- he
remedy Is r. bavins rBore lasges o. pe-usa-
rer- ssnu-e. e- else - absences eelzS 50 Elu1ed
- tc vass ever cnIy ere ts-us q ccgrt-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-11

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and ne rrIr-r-T
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IsrrnrpArEpx or Yorrss.-It 5 th-uush tha

ISrnrDArroS OF Yorzzs.-It IS through the
secrssy Of the ballot thst the viii of the people
hnGs fitting expression But If voters are 70 De
GraSoocsG In,O 3epositin ballots according % the
direction Of some one. who holds over them some
lntUsnes ID make them submit 10 his dietatiOn.
the value Of the vote l. lost expression of the
popular VIII No laws can be framed that viii
sEEirsly prevent this, but the manner OF dspositirs
the votes may De regulated. and the tiis OF public
sentiment ulay De 10 directed Sgalns- anything
Ike Slch Intimidation, that IFS power 10 harm
ul1Y be reduced ! minimum II Is evident from
the LATE election that neither the manner OF ispc-
sting the ballot. the influence Of public opiI
ion L such IL this kingdom az present as To
SecEre this GeStabls and necessary seeresy Of the
ballot.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-11
- ZAAlL.9ca-In our Is issae We hrisl

PRpEsssoR ZAMLocE-In our last issue We brief
" mentioned IhIt Prof Z2uloeh had given his
frst sn-srtaInnant- az BuEum'S Hall on Monday
the md INST. lXrss Snd SppreciAtiye SGiiencs
ard Il presence OF HIs Majesty and suite On
Th1rssiAy and S6ruriLy evenings, be repeated his
entertainments 10 crowded houses On the latter
evening 80 zrsaE the rush 10 see the Professor
n his tricks Of magic, that large number had 10
20 AWAY, being unable to gain adrlirracee- Z1ri-
l1ch l. certainly one Of the most accomplished
preszidisrtateurs living, and does his tricks With
such sase and grace % place him IN the front
rank with Prof Hermann and the late Robert
Heller. Every trick the Professor undertook was
accoEnp pilshsd with e.0cszrarAts skill and IN the
most artistic ELansr. We hope that his enter
uEnts have paid him a. they have the public, for
the Latter CERTAINLY have had their moneys worth
Saturday IsIr he =Il give uarInee for ladies'
and children Gr o'clock and another and final
appearance II the evening.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-11

FScN privsse lsSter dased Bosson Jan 18th. we
have the followinSs = A SraHStSon u the late Rev.
DR.. Ar-ss-vns ons Of the first Missionaries % the
Alasrnca2 Board ~ the StRiwieh Islands, and
SoonSess son IF Mr.. W. \, Armstrong, Of New
YORK c,Ey, was chrtStsnsi recsatly az Sayb-vok.
Cerr-- with the r,are Of AtoasNS kALASI. the Srss
oeiaS sas family rsae ot the mother, and the $40
oila the Hawaiian name ehoSsa by the kiuS, sig
rttycnS FROM the skies The tathSr was bora
II the Sandwich ISlxnGs. ard WIS a schoolr.,Sts
ard pLSy-selio~ Of the present King KSt1kSua l.
The King eas 10 children. and AT bis own request
was goS-t1ahsr Of the ehild Hon. A. Z. JrGi.
was honored with The ROYAL commission Of stand
ing 4S ths Kings proxy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-11
ROBBINS q APPLETON,
20 u

20 II 6sse=zl Esnz- SsE 7s-k, {. Z A.
EEs zi0Es Ens q Ea.rAaza Ezseses 1sr saSe a.
rs zssrs q L LczSEzSYr Sofs ASzns fs< IA ZlzZ-
61E-
EAEz- TAs TrA1e azsSlsea a tie LoEEsZ PErcEs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-11

H@T As Fr-a5 s-r Fshr-z-7 hAs aesn
hz r@ 1= zhzs- A5n1- every E-zher EAich
e-aI rnf ne szG LIZ ezAr II szEerrnnally
ruzE - @s DE bs@E ~ -zE yo = II
~HzufEs Il ~ Cd wo-sz- \ EEzy sszzI n 4
1EH-HE w1l- - 1erE1-Eslrz nee1 01z-E1- AhE
E1=zrE TM1le E1lz-E -rHE=s : AA1AizL- n 1g~ 11nE
= E ~ EEE- rE- ChensF, rErn-1y herz-
MmL IL Z 4 ~ god
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NOTES.

rsssArsseAs.-fAs ksss Pro>saetSon Of II. NJ. :
rssassOze vii take plsce st sAe Reysl Hawaiian
rheaEzs ea Saturday sveaSsS sexs ard will he
eozssersa anta farther rctsee, The musical ar
rsassssaeets u tbs cosaie Qssrs are ctder the
SfreeEsea ~ eroSeSsor Rereer, O4ias - the ex,
rersss Mis- 6aNscn hxS IKEA arNaex, tAS reserved
seasS viii es y eeesS extra and nay be seearea az
McWsVteSsas
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>oNs gereroes ffsend % 0ahe College has seat
- P-asAoe fresa Scss0H al excellent selection "
eoo&S fhs ssleetioa made with his uSaSl
sooS s1Sts sa3 lrSSsrnsnt BY Prof. j. Il SeWall
WLl rsot soras oS car cittssaS, who have noS vet
oVSra2He1 sAsir library shelves do themselves
crs1r asa1 the co1aracElsy ; favor. by Sending
srlea books sS thsy Sgxrs - the Honolulu Ii
hr8rN Association ksN. ). q. Dwight has ~
cently gtNea Nearly 100 valuable hooSs- Ii Sogns
" oar ksGiles TO- wocli r,Ske themselves useUs-
bscs " tns AssiassSEi the S1s,n membership fee
oS SlS q S11rssE would enable the managers 70
S1pp4Y desirable rev publications. IS fast SS Is
sasd We are sorry - learn that only dozen Or
of the hundred vorkraexs IN the Foundry have
lolnsS tins Iib-ary, Association
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-11

CSS,>Sss NSssDkASS.-la this Heterogeneous eona-
ssctssS eersoezs Questions of compatibility arise
(S ef tesss ressetS she 6eerla: " physicians ~
praetlce snaosS sAe ChissSs These Self-opSnSs,aa,
sseI, SelS-se5cSeat reotls have r,ossons ~ thelr
o~a ~ regard ~ nssSScine. They have their NJ
eogesss& practitioners of the hsSslipS art : shall
thse eS prVAlesse1 ev the SszSssS ARIA es the law
trazs eSls the1- StQ II ccrtsS Sas,se ~ the thog
sand Ills shss al human RsSA Is hSir tot IL : a
fact thas very few ChireSs have died of the l,gs-
NssihnS fever, wsdS. ~hsshSr oar RcvnSe3 prac~
usacEsS-S De " the eoseOsogathie = ~ oS thS
reg'sl4r ScAooA their PATIENTS have roe beea
sSssspt feors the rsoStShsy thst Is ros oaly the
eoIasnoE los h1s he fe8rtDlby eolssisOa cad ~
raacA oE The SseknesS that has lately prevailed
alnorg rs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-02-11

saish ror elegant farssSAlaG, bat ssaple Sc
tirzs are rsere sPpScPVfsse 30 rs slaeege ard
Snfe--nal character. Mark TSSln>s hesse St
Hartford has a broad Veraaia, projecting rer-
hars twsasv Fees iato his gszsees and il IS 0ae
&C the p'easansest Features eg heGss highly
endowed with resources II comfort ard de-
6gAE.
AsothsE ezecS-ssersees 20 be cur Of 6cors IS
the lcckcss. 6rreriy very eosahncn in HcRc-
lufa. bes Row when Elcrs desirable than ever
oa sccoent e the Gsase svoUsA es trees during
the last ter years, kaS bseesls sfrscsl obsolete,
Even the cheap, shsSy lookOGts of carry Hese-
lete DAYS were great places Of resort and by
GsylisSt and uscoa6Sat sn3 starlight were
fully appreciated, IS many can remember,
Their separation f7ez the rsSs oS the hosse
rss8e then specially favorable for con63sssiAl
sfss-a-sssss, and tieig eleyssioa always bad It's
cw1 irsrfaSSc fascis1sionS. A taoS0st nsers0-
Ver. Geesntly beils and placed, adds Dae b
g the appearance Of boiise- There IS no
reason why this desirable feature should not
be revived We see with pleasure that seve-
ral new kc-ses, now II pz,s;ssS Of ereesice,
have been provided with this ussSCl siShEson-
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M Arrn0RHrN.

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, 1880-05-12

=. . :. ROOM fUH THE HOLTERH. .,,
&pttal Dispo'th 10 The Ehteaao Tflbune.
srnrEoF1rLb, I'LL, siuy 11.-A Rcnttotnan OF
tlis city to-day received II tlispntcli from
Long Jones' requesting him to engage llop-
rcsoIitAtlvcs Hail. III tho old Slutc. House, Us
the headquarters Of tho Grunt delegation from
Cook County. Tho request WIS complied with,
md tho bolters ctrf Betup convention Of thofr
own II they SEQ Ut mud make tho tnost or 1t.
M.Au4OK COUNTY,
Spsetd! DIspdteh 10 1ha Chtenao Tribune.
.EpwAltDsv1f4hn, ILL.,, May n.-Tho Madison
County Republican Convention met hero to-
day for tho purpose Of. appointing dulugntcs to
tho 8tato and Congressional Conventions, and,
W votc Of i0i to- 10, refused to instruct fnr
GrAnt, and i1,strubtcd nta.uIa,o,,sly for Gen.
JOHN l. nnnkcr FOR Governor. Tho delegations
Btund MS follows: yor Grant, ". y. 1I!lskcll, H.
W. Mctonlf, j. a.. Dr,ckboclt, ". II. s1cKeay, A.
". JcureH; AgtlnHt Er7tnt DR.. ls.tiGullch, ,JUdeph
q. AnlInutl,' MIruust NJ. Ascot, William z. Bull,
Frnnk Squlcrs; doubtful j. u. Gibson.
AAisAItALh COUNTY.
Sptetdl Di,patek sd The Chesco Tribune.
LACUN, ILL.,, NAy lL-Ti,v 1lopublc,ln Cu,,vpt-
ton met to-day. Stntn ticlcENes nre divided ty
iullows: Iil..ino, =; .Mltshbnrilc. 1: Grnnt, i.
The delegates nrc: 41e ebrgb +. Wriphtmnn; n.
Mu,ru. Fred y. rottcr;..H1ld It. Davidson. Con-
ErcsslonMl .!elegttaN:i L.. g. McMurtrlc, T.. 4.
Herley. PHtnan Itc]twlth. nn1 Il. II. Fowler
They Stand two tot.tA.nphcll anl two fnr pny-
*on. Tho Stnte :in1Gautrs nre lt,atri1ctcd for
Euft ZOE QuYut1pE, LII ~: . -
, 1880-05-12
IIOHATIO SEYMOUR.

MILD lSuulsEMEyT IN cBoK COUNTY.
An adjourned mcoting Ut Democrats tayprpx
tho nomination OF IIorntfoSoYnol,r having been
announced for lust uyo,llug, little cruvtl gath.
cred In II littto room ut tho Trumont House.
Tho 1rst halG hour was uovutc4 to MI Informal
talk from Col. baldwin, whorutp ho rolntad how
ho commanded tho brigade OF torches In 1S8s,
with occasional bots tnntn "Doo" stitt tlat
Wltshburne would b0 tho Republican nominee :.
Tho tnecttnR WIS enllrtt to 0r.lor by " Doc"
6titL, Cul. baldwin wls eluotad Chairman. afil
suit nado Htcrotary;
Jamos Mctlr7sth, Of tho FIftoonth Ward, asaecd
that at previous meeting 1t WIS decided tasaji
contetonco Of thoso In fnvor If sey,ngAtt!pQt
us thoro had boon 10 public, ,annouscunians.t 10
Was not nstnnshcd - sed such II snlull utttN4-
nneg, tH9r9 being only twclyo present. ~ Il.
tho ofoot that nuu,Oor ii otnpioy5s 81 tissefty
that, thoy had boes, .toId 70 stay away;da4o
nfrNtl " dcclnro thoinsolVes, and Wuult nut
sptIk out 10 favor OF auy ono, for fear ho a38ht
M % ~ tRo sSSe:st s ~ saaau ss Il ,,vor =, ih2
gnnzattpM Ut ward c.ihs, which ru.lll l,o cilllc
Beyynuur elubs Until Aftor tho nomination. uu
thon could be changed to tho slccusstul tan1f
4 o;ss ;s sses f &, sss
IllAu long speech roluttnE now he l,u.i lelt tIr
ihsa hs .u.sssi15. Ilalps and Wushb,.rnc,, ,I! a.
II so dsa nt sEw e. as ea1ss
III tho IntSt tsta or seyaout, hut dhl not want
I'd Il IL " .ss i"t w.! S Mssa
from s psa'Islnsnt }s bsaloasan. ~ u's' A'4fos IL
AftGr Abp4t four motions huti been NIT mil
not uotud upon. 1t WIS druitlod 10 npnolt ct. u
ittee 70 seu tho nforcand pranll.iGnt nun MD
geS the 1a! y, asasmo tho respollsbity oi tho
G,Hoh atlt Tnotaas Hoyno to be tho iirst solo.
ltGl. ~. s9 ~ ns to Yota goosl start;
, 1880-05-12


SAN FnAEcIsuo, Cal, May 11.-An Aias.ln,
Nev., dispatch says; Tho Republican ststo
Convention mot En this city to-dny anl n1optfd
tho following resolutions:
lRsttresf. That whcrcus Jnmcs G. Dlatne Is nj
most tho unanimous uhpcc ut tho Republican
purity Or tho ssate Ut Novadh fur Presidential
lsetoreti, It Is tho scnsc Of this Convention
that te yotes Of tue Delegates frpn. tic statG or
cand1dnto.
lt.urai, That thodelcg,,test to tho National Con-
ycnou fru,n tho tStnteof Nevada bu An,l hey uro
hereby instructed to vote lts unit III tho Nn-
means in their t,ov0r Il, srrtlre tho njnatjorl
nf mud to East their vntes ~ INIT for Jamcs a.
S Il o as is Sns ~ sa Sn GGr%ro tho
The following aro tic delnGatns from Nevada
soray ~ cey; cnSsxo " t 4 rrS rStfSheG G5u, M
r.; 9. G. stcycnson, Of Storey County,. Dr. j. j.
3ieiHs. OF Elko County; ". D. Foley, ot E,irekn
Cntnty.
Tho Coavontion was harmonious throughout.
, 1880-05-12
" A0&<SAN Nv
THE pEMnClkATlu srArK CONVENTION.
Hpeff0g Dl6pdtch to The fhfennn Jstih,,u.


apeefos Dhpdteb to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Any l1.-Tho Dctnoerutto State
Convention will lleot in tho Assembly ,Cha.nber
Tomorrow iioon. Not over Royputy.flyu .dalo.
Kltos nxo IN town, and 1t Ia not uutleIpated TINT
uvur nn4:halt Of tho counttot In tho HtAto' viii
bo rcprdsantcsl. Thero IL sulrcoly any interest
Developed In tho gathering, oven auldnR dcle-
Y1tcs. who slt lolsuroly around tho Aotuls, which
orc not pesooptibly nuro crowded than on or
tlinhry tAys. Tlo slim crowd and general apathy
nro In striking contrast to tho busy and excited
througsot week aEo at the Republican State
Convention. Thote will 10 no pa,1cus-
tnK uiitlf Tomorrow morntnx, and tho
only thing approaching to contest
Is tho opposition boln9 trHcud to Col. William u.
vilaA ~ dofegntc- at-lAryc, on account Of bis
speech ut tho baElg1lut to Con. Qslnt at Chtougo;
hut II he la not sent ut large he will ha sont BY
tho Second D!striet. Thore will DO no fight TO-
morrow between tho alHer0nt Presidential can-
didatas, aud tho delegation will 10 composed atu,.
ply OF representative lnen, aud not expressive
of any other preference than antt-Tilaon. Tho
feeling nghtnst Tllden ia quite general, mud his
seses has fr Il y Is wSS 9, e.
bic.
wx',n r ykpEnseeqp 7n.r ,.o,t4r1o SEYMOUR
would send q solid delegation for h|m. Ncxt tn
fAsGr il osslGr Of strenxth arc tianeockt Coy.
gasion NA! vote. as ~ contest via DO ,vSaiiy
It Is expected, hpwoyer, Ii will vota ~ d Unit
upon solnn lMln tu be declded npon whun af-
rtvinx ut .Cluc!nnatl aud looking over tho netd.
Point; anA ethoFCol. kfe1 81 shs6t'yg gan. Or col.
hs sht 81 ias Vii "a. anoaItea'y % ID a. Ia
IL hHad: i, ct ,s, oFcGn n tsSss * Ut II
, 1880-05-12

hythose wards, ,-thnt Is II tho ward It IL primary
Will ns sfasi eeafe an nfa t etesa H sa sta,
Cn1'ye1iton will nl,t lllnlnc tlel,gnt.s. Rntl II
for Whahb,trnU IL will admit Wnslhurhc lnlU.
Kntot. This hls been the c1isthm for Jetlts.'
:, "a, Joe BLACKBURN, !: =,
ts9 ,p prenent Kentsky !eHro" IT. snsa!nf
Esant is going down bill now, 1 NJ, sorry to SOC
s,sucoryo oornun, ;dt California. Hc.lvo worker
s} s Scs eas aS S eny s, 91t ses @ ma III 5
aa1%insuo'n, 1 un It & Ghishf % 100 Of @ !i,t 'iss alSt
:lran Committee. viii apcn. h!s hea.t1uarteIa in
s'ase!aent v It. will M iatarss aas 15si Bit not haft
T. ,!ssas,ssa ' q ,.e. 3ss:
i .he'!i! @ + t,scsssary 70 easoss same irs.aen.
tn! ca,.di'tato not noss prominently mrn.ionstl
cysns 'af5 u Ghssx It to ha Sea ito snyt s
mvYcincnt, Tho cucet on Dlalnc woull 10 TO
0fvH r1sf An tMrEr1's.
1ao helioycs that 1,laino Is too ssrons now to
.cnt thoy viii Hot dt,, for the r"ss"n that nany
@ as .soaS ssp e . Sark
ssS .5 nSss Eags; i, ~ Sssn q
lta knees to him md heggcd hin, to BIZ its leader
Those Republicans VIM prefer SherInnn
CANNOT onsAoT Tu tiAYRs.
1IAyes discovered Sherman. IfRycs deserves
,nnre credit for resumption than docs shor,nnn.
11nycs hna nlways beEi1 consistent In tnanccs,
snur,nnu <ar31nx III short do not heiiuvu q
sHfcr or better 1TtHn cdn be found. At1l In t1tG
thcro - Ia sllp at Chic9so ! venture to say TINT
Tho 1llnInc club-roomA wcro occupied Tonight
by nbnut dozen 1atltlcmoh. There wins littiu
enthusiasm. tlnwtrer.
The following telegram wRs received here
to-tlMy:
"Sterllng kcnds a solid Dtalno delegation,
which secures 0rAnt's district for Hlaine.
We, W. EDSOH"
, 1880-05-12
A MIDDLE-WEIGHT FIZZLE.

Donovan mud Rookie, tho Prlxc I1lrbt-
crh. Met ut Long Point, Canada, by
aNArhAcd Foroo OF Military urlu CorA-
pelicd to Abandon tllc Contemplated
NonEiis-After Vomiting Thelr Srleep
the Mob 1kctur1,a to Buffalo.
Spfeiat Dispaseh 10 The CAIeago tribune,
fonr novRl Out, May 11.-lvery precautlon
wins t.kon by tp cnultty officials to prpyunt tho
expected pr1zef'ght between DunoYun aud
1looko, which wis to hnvo takon place at Long
rulnt. near thls placo, to-luy. Il full con,t}auy
OF volunteers of-tho Thirty-ninth llnttallou was
placed under tho command Of Col. y. T.. StAt,oc,
And lust nlslt received full anu tinal lust rue
tohs Us tn tho duty required Of them.
at 6:lh u. IN. to'lAy, tho stcalncr, An
'ilie Craig, having mn bDagu tho Sheriff. n
posso Of constnblcs aud tllo volunteers, Will
Rrmyd. Eturt9t3 tor tho Point While cruising #,
that Vicinity, four American stuutners, Win
several s11lllcr crafts ia tow, heavily l!lstun
With "sports," wer6 sighted nbuut 0 p'uluck,
making for tho south stlo of tho Point ut full
speed ufa With culhrs Lying. THO sollturs woro
landed Asld drwE up In II Gt,tntt1ulld1ug position
Il short distance froM tho shore. Thu lfghttnr
purity catno badly nro,,tl tho Point, a,1chorf,lu
convenient dEstAnpo FROM tho Cl1ludian steatn.
or, aud ra:co1iloitcrlug purity wAs dispatched
to hur In sn!1boat to ascertnln tho tntuutton,
Of tho Canadian officials. Tho Americans were
hailed BY Sheriff ueuIIcs, WIN Informed thom
that thoy would not be allowed tu lund for tho
purpose of lxhtlug. Tho scouting -party thou
returned to thn steamers, Whlro tho sttuntIun
was discussed, enliycnud by frIYhflul
gestIc'itatons shnd Btrou&l {language, tiusIuu
which tho Cannllap officials wuro vigorously.
u1Eathc,nattztd and their Own bad luck lpploroi.
Mnny questions were asked. prominent among
Which wore, "Whoro Gun wo light without mi.
testItion2 How many ti-tt Ht,lilora urp tha:4,.
ai1y%Ay! Wc VII gtyo 31al Or my ono with ynll
Sl,o9 II yon WI disable tio unginu. ii your
or four houIs:" Amo,,v taoso s rrcounx%; tc ,IsGg
on boar.l were tho representatives OF snvrrni
AmorteMn Journals. rlt.lly Itynsl, tho fainot,s fI
puEtllyt{ WI!s also noticed OH bp,.sti who M
" ny mo soWl, Esye mo tho xloye., a1,d Will lick
,x hnlt ~ noi!r,a ao, ds2nsslon toy mad1 atar.,
tWsty 9[s Was thG sT aDot
rceinlnskel, and tho Anno CraIE. under full
stea1n, followed rapidly III tholr wake. The Amer
!gai1s, sonlns thAt they worn to bo butiiod in
COURSE towards Eric, Pa, uIld tho rounjninT ina
towards l,uifalo. Ihoy eylduntly thought, aid
n n!et M wGEG heaMl to say, that they oonsdcrel
merely, notnfMal; mud 'wero .grsatly siisai,.
Eolntes! Ht 1tho reception ,thoy received.
,s..o IT, Anm!e ,p, Gsa'a :. ,eraiss4 for about
steaner 9outt no to,laer be sceI.: sho shaped her
eu%3 eu;rso tor Rome. aFstsfns at Port Dover this
sss", IA Gx ss Rs1e. IT. o5sn nns'nasa nsna
To-day. arrived lrth.s city to-ml1ht by boat asI
tratn. Iho general apl9ints y tho match viii b.
placa bus bcon lutk .t9 'l0hn scannull, of NOV
York, tho Qual xtakcA0ldeF.
, 1880-05-12
NEW YORK.
DISCUSSING THE COOK COUNTY CONVENTION.
> Speeia& Dlspatth to 1As Chicago Tribune.

DISCUSSING THE COOK COUNTY CONVENTION.
Speeiat Dlspatth to 1nk Chicago Tribune.
New YonK. Atny l1.-Thc general sentiment
among politicians hero is that tho thlnl.term
purity inflicted i. fatal blow on themselves yes
tcrtay by tho chicngo bolt. It tasatl thht noth-
Ing done or clamcl by tho 0r,.nt mon can Dis
gtlso tho fnct that 0rnnt, with al
tic Appliances and artiflces used In his
Dchnlf, could only command tho support Of II
regular Convention In his own Stato by extract
lug tho brAins' from 1t. 4 number Of strong
dcint men satl Tonight tint it wins ut boat MI
ugly thug for the party ut )nrgc, md they
could not SEQ n1ly pAcccaDlC why out
Of tho trouble. Whit bnthercl the,n, they
frnukiy admitted. was' that thoIr own utdn
should be tho bottcrs. They vrre now put an
tho defensive, und If things wore carried
with high hand III tho State Cot,-
vcntlon. tho D'n1ne and Washburno delegates
would tavo Legitimate grievance on which
to appenl to tho people, and in my ovent, even
II ty such means tho nomination were scuurol
to Gnlnt, tho question would bo how to ayoi1
further bolt that would dcfcnt hls election.
SOME or THE wAIutEsT GRANT WORKERS
In Now York nro to-dny wavcriny by roaaon Of
thlB tlllnols complication. nnd Just 50 sure MS
they bccolno, convinced Grnnt's friends have
lnttehls election Iii uncertainty 80 soon they will
turn their fnf!ucnce elsewhere. ,Scnntor l}lni,lu
froM Chicago. Hundreds or cailefs poslrctl
III upon him tn- dny to leave cards Of cungrutu-
1u@NAf eAU EEllN@AE H!bS uuSSnl IL ~ GXpEEIe
ell thAt tlluro will to nnDthor Artt{3rattt det1,tl-
stratlon III tho Albany Legislature soou. bo,no
per8uns ntp trying to
MAKE CAPITAL OUT Or THE FAor
that Secretary Shermnn md SenMtor ulnue both
4rrlscd Ut tho Flfth-Avenle l1otel OH thd sanlo
dny, md alr stl nuishbors tl,ore. A eotnblnn-
tion IL Nosslped about, but tho Secretary. when
questioned about hts ssay hure. saiJ hu WIS
entlrcly busy With Custnns-IIDusu work for II
dny :, VI. two. lilo ulu1lttel hp waB on
excellent trrtns with 1!nfnp. but said In caso
like tho prcsppt there must bg Il contest Mr.
!,!ainc WIS cul!od upon by u delegation frusn
WcstGhcater, sos,ntor 1sobcrtson's county, mud
wis Informed that tho lAtters action Nus
backga up ,n BY his constituents lin
body. Tho scnaior Expressed : bis
pefuitiess, md bis conviction that tho Chlca-
70 bolt WIS but tho beginning nt the end for she
thir-tornora. With urMnt disposed Of, thore
tho must stpra1n!ngntH rant lscrnolleans tepetted
tu-tlny. lie s.iL tho fret5 Ut arlnt could not lot
him withdraw, and would 10 everything to iold
htm +, thg contest to tho cnd. bcctl,,se II be
withdrew his nninp, As It WIS ut times foarod hp
would insist OH dolng, thoro was no wny ln tho
world u pruyeut n!uIno's nomination. o..