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sury Ia my Pile treatment or Female weakucsses but
must all pstients to know their COn3itlon) then
any person can use my rppedies themselves. ca.
turrh cured and deafness caused by cArrh. Loss OF
mental power VigOr and general debility by either
ser restored For further Information. nnd difficult
Ties of which treat, you must make application ut
my Office No. $50 Ninth street northwest, RILEY
BUILDINe ONCE and residence. Consultation nee
to ALL de3-ly
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TTNITE STATES tARsHALs SALE.

BY virtue OF n writ ofhoriinCias issued out of the
CLERKS Oht1 OF the supreme Court Of The strict OF
columbia, and to me directed, | VIII sell at public
sale for CASH Rt the COurhUusc door Of said District,
on THURSDAY the 9Th day OI March 1850, Mt ~
o'clock M, all The right, Tile claim sud IN crest OF
the defendant, John G. Wright, In and to the follow
Ing described property 20 witt Parts of lots2l, q
aud %, in square No so Washington city j. G., be-
ginning at point on Eleventh street northwest, 10
rect rom the northeast corner ui the said square, aud
running hence south ia feet thence west Us feet
Inches thence north feet and thence east to the
place otbegnn ns levied upon as the property OF de
iemdant John g. Wright, to satisfy execution No.
5li5 NJ law, IN IN or OF LOWS johnson & Co., use
OF lua u. Marshall, assignee.
FRFDK DOUGLASS.
United states Marshal
March s. IS31 nIurj.dts
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Estate Of Jay Cooke d Co.
IN RANKRUPTCY.

PHILADELPHIA, February 26, 1880,
The Creditors this Estate hereby notified that
the sale OF the various assets represented by the
ASSET DIVIDEND SCRIP" issued by me will be
held BY MEssRS. NJ. THOMAS & SONS, at their
Auction Rooms Nos. I39 and 1II South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY, the 3ist day
of MARCH 1850, commencing at II o'clock a. and
lasting until O'Clock p. M. and be continued from
day to day ut those hours until the entire catalogue
has been offered.
Notice is also given that the Committee reserve the
right to change the valuations set out IN the catalogues
ofany orthe assets be offered for sale, under the
plan approved SEPTEMBER 80, 1879, until tho actual
sale shall b0 made.
The Catalogues are being sent ont rs rapidly pos
sible should any creditor not have received copy
on or before the st day Of March. and will advise
me- one will be promptly sent to his address
EDWIN NJ. LEWIS, Trustee.
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CARRIAGES.
THE SMITH 4 EGGR MANUFACTURING Co


ManuaC tureTs OF sppca,tes In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods geu0rulyi Government and Giant Pad
locks sewing Machine Locks Piano Locks, OTgtn
Locks, the automatically made Giant sash Chain, su'
perlOr to every other and very mucil cheaper. No
special pulley required, The Smith ~ Egge Manuiac-
turing Go also gives special attention to the making
OF estimates Tor tho cost Of the manufacture of pat
entad Inventions and all the necessary tools aud the
manumcuring OF the same on royalty, An Conimu.
nioAtious treated cOnhdentlRly' oclG'eoin
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pY DUNcANsoN BROTHERS, Auclionoors.
SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
on TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN W AND
BOUNDARY SINEETS N, W. Al AUCTION.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
on TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN W AND
BOUNDARY STREETS N. W. AT AUCTION,
BY virtue of deed OF trust, recorded IN lipcr No.
SG5, folio 2OI one OF the Land Records of the District
Of Columbia we Will sell ut public auction, IN mont of
the premises, on FRIDAY, 18th OF March, A.; ID;
1850, at OcloClt u. M, all the following described
real estate and premises situated lying and being In
the city of Washington, In the District OF co umbia
known and designated the south two (2 feet front
BY the depth thereof OF lot numbered twenty-sS Cb),
aud the north eleven front by the depth thereof
OF lot numbered twenty-five, N starr Metcal re-
corded subdivision Of square numbered three nun
dred aud two laid down upon the plat of said city
OF Washington, In the District OF Columbia, together
with all and singular the improvements ways, ease
ments rights, privileges and appurtenances 10 me
same, belonging or In any wise HppertnlnnR.
Terms OF Snle-One-third cash, balance OF purchase
money In aud ~ months, notes 10 bear per cent
interest and to be secured by deed of trust on the
premises. ConveyancIng at purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with In days, otherwise the trustees
reserve he right TO resell the property at the FISK ana
cost OF the deinuling purchaser after ElvnB Gays
public notice OF such resale IN some newspaper pub
lished IN Washington, d. G.. A deposit Of 500 re-
quired at sale JOHN j. BYlNE,
JAME rs BARKER,
ma2.tu-ffi6ds Trustees.
NTnTICE
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IINlTEp srATEs MARsHALs sALE.

by a virtue off writ of fer facas issued out of the
clerks office of the supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia, and to directed. VIII sell at public
sa0 for cash, a the Court ous' door of said District
on SATURDAY, the 10Th day of March, 1880, at ~
o'clock M all the right title, claim and the interest
OF the defendant Ia and 10 the following described
property, to witt All Of lot seventeen on square
hundred and 0ghty-nne (isnl Ruu the south part OF
LOT seven In said square commencing at the south
Of lot seven IN said square, IN the city OF
Washington, d. g., running thence east with tho
south ne Of lo u said square; thence north with the
west of said lot II to tie northwest corner of said
lot IL; thence YVES, parallel with the south line Of said
lot 10 the east line Of south Capitol stIeel; thence
south along said street place OF fbcglnuing together
with all and singular the improvements thereon
seized and levied upon the property of g. ), Mat
loon TO satisfy execution No. li7, law M myoT of
Jonn = McCirew. FRED'K DOUGLASS.
az = 4utn al I
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PEISSON

w tending 10 leave town soon, ana who desires
responsible party to take charge of house for few
months; satisfactory references Address II X, Re.
publican office. marc
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AUCTION SALES. .
FUTURE DAYS.
TUG-BOAT AT AUCTION.

The steam tus.boot JULIA will be sold TO the high
eat bidder SATURDAY, March u, at o'clock D. m.
at the wharf Of the Co-Opgrative Ice Company foot
OF Eighth street. DUNCANSON BROS,
mas-Gti AuCuonoors.
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sTATEs MARSHATs SALE,

by virtue OF writ OF heri lhoias, issued out OF the
Clerk ONCE OF the supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed, Will sell ~ public
sale for cash ut the Courthouse door OF said District,
on SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of March, 1850, at u
O'Clock M all the rignt, tille, claim and interest OF
eriy, to wit Part Of 0l square 7lo beginning or
tho Same nj the northeast corner OF sud lot ana
running thence west along the line of north II street.
Is feet thence sOulh lOJ feet thence east is feet thence
nurin 10 the place OF beginning IN the city of Wash
ingtou, SAID District, levied upon Hs the prOpoTty Of
Andrew Gleason. 10 sltisly execution No. 20Sjl, at
law In favor OF Robert q, Hewitt
FREDK DOUGLASS,
Feb. 23 1850. United states Marshal, ID, q,
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NoRTHwEs'r WEST AND SOUTH
WEST
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PROPOSALS..
RoposALs ron SMALL moN CASTINGS.
STATE, WAR 4Np NAVY DEPARTMENTS, !

pNOPOSAIS TOIK SMALIl IItON VANTINGS.
OFFICH or BUILpISG FoR
STATE, WAR ASn NAVY DEPARTMENT !
MAsuINaruS March w. lssO
Sealed Proposals Tor furnishing and delivering about
thc n6rih wing OF the Bulding for state, War and
NAVY Departments In this city, VIII he received at
Immediately thereafter in presence OF bidder,
Specifications general instruct Ona for ddeTs and
blank iorns Oi pr pns wll bo furnished to regular
manufacturers upOu application TO this ullloe.
THOS, LINCOLN CASEY,
maTlNt Lt.lo Corps Of Engineers
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' NITED 6TNIEo MA AIt9IIAL5 9ALIA
BY virtue Of writ OF er iacins issued out Of tho
Clerks ONCE OF the SUPP eme court of the District OF
c olumbn, and TO me directed, Will sell at public
sale cash, At the Court iouse door OF said Dis
trlct on SATURDAY the 10th lAy of March, 1851, ut
1880 o'clock y. NJ all the right, title claim aud inter
est OF the defendant In and to the OllOwngdescrbed
property, tO-wit: Lot No. H. In square No, l. In the
city 'ut Washington, sid District, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon, levied upon
ID, the property Of William Iede to satisfy execution
No s,S30 law in favor OF Daniel Hnnnon.
FREDk DOUGLASS,
u y, Marshal. d. &.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionocr

TTNHoMAs BOWLING, Auotionocr
fXTRAORDiNARY SALE
Oh
OIL PAINTINGS.
WATER COLORs
ENGRAVINGS,
PHOTOGRAVURES,
TRENCH AND GERMAN PHOTOGRAPHS
CELEBNATED BRONZEs
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baltimore Markets.

sierra Nevada has levied an assessment of 50 pc
share.
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Ionye WnahinVtoni

To take effect
SUNDAY. NOV. 10, 1879. Ar li90 Z. NJ.
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WOOD AND COAL.

OOAL AND WOOD.
" have tor sale n large quantity and every var
iety of Red Ash, white ASH, Lorborry, and Lykena
Valley GOALS. Also Kindling and Stove WOOD NJ
the very lowest rates q. l.. SHERIFF., llll and 3t3
Penna ave Depot and NM, foot OF Sixthst oct Slyr
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SAN FRANCISCO March 8, 1851.
The following are the oiiica closing quotations o.
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is the most economical form OF Washing Soap.
Al bar or square cakes wear down In use to
u large fiat piece, too thin TO handle, and,
therefore was' I'd, while the OVAL CAKE OF
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United STATES MARsHAL's SALE

Copies of the Catalogues may be NJ the office
of NJ ESSRS. HENRY D. COOKE, JR., & CO., No,
1 go l. street Washington u. G. marriott
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1NoR sALE-Tsrms, s2S cash aud SIa mon lhly-Nsw
~ siH,room house, with Al modern improvements;
Lincoln Park, J, W, STARR 1870 Now York avenue,
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Din IAN DFE OF n NV NVNk,
SPECIALISr.
treat Hcnorrhods or Piles. VIII
give $500 for any case OF Itching,
bleeding, blind or Projecting Piles
my remedies win not help ana cure.
/ use only external and internal
remedies; no caustlcs,no acids; MI i'm.
mediate relief. 10 detention rom
business. treat ana cure all Female
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FOR sAAE-HOUsES.

NOR SALE-ThTee-stoTy brick, rooms, gas and
IL water, In good repair, near Government Printing
ONCE; terms TO suit (cheapl Inquire OF b. S!l Pa
ave W, mnBbtt
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EOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
IL property for Bale JOHN SHERMAN a CO.,
81 Cloud Building Real estate aud loans ly3l
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wANTED-sITUATHONs.

RYa lady Of refinement, a position rs house
~ keeper In some gentleman's family; Is com
netent 20 take charge OF children. Address q J.,
BURTON, City p st0nice. marc
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Pacific Mining stocks.

Golusi SlOO I2lI6
CurItncy,.. G,03),G7D
National Republican., 1880-03-09

nN liberal terms. a threestOry basement Rpsl.
~ dence, with all modern improvements situated
on Eleventh ~ within a minutes walk OF the Est
cAIs inquire ut National Republican Office Bel9-ti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02

Sss Of ss
tie paper, absolutely saneant Contract be-
tween the losses In this city alone the seyers nintng
the way Of diyidsDds in less than year from today
there wlil be dsbursed in this city 250o0000 PER
n % ~ Ts 81 s Sa
wealth OF the American continent you utterly unable
bankers are spoken to about it. they say We inow
nothing at all about the busness have no means Of
companies or persons who make applications for loans
@ Sayns we not o e
formation but weekly and semi-weekly, N possible.
In order that anyone seeking reliable information can
In isi5 we had 900 miles OF railroad In the United
yer alone United produced fraction under
s%sn mes y
capital Of 81 1856 600 600 and $500 100000
penses and leaving bonded Indebtedness and
dsnds st0c9Sder; RI, ABOUT 70
contrast II with the gold and silver product q
based upon it, aud You will that the contrast IL BY
no means to the dsparagement OF the industry we rep
annually upon The bonded debt Of all the railroads d
the United States Is but fraction over per cent In
railroads. there were sbSrsed last year out
10 the respective stockholders In fact, the aRRre-
t-ere is only fraction over 30 per cent Interest paid
per annum, while statistics to show that The mining
NUM- pau want oa ge All ihsss mnss
-inclr mahagemtnt their conduct their declaration Of
values their dividends and oil other proceedings-shau
bejust and upright and honest and we intend far
can that they shall bc. lApplause OF course gen.
uemen. this institution. like ail others under
similar circumstances. Is liable to imposition. bat
l feel speak the entire sentiment Of
the Board when preside 10 pledging themselves
10 the public aud you that II they discover dishonesty
mismauagement in any OF the mines listed on your
Board they will be The first 10 the fact announced
from this rOstrum, IN order that the and stigma
may fall upon those concerned. Loud appIause.l
General christensen, treasurer OF the Mining Trust
Company also made an address. Members and their
friends then inyte1 to lunch. For time nothing
but the CHATTER OF knives and forks and the popping Of
champagne cOrks could be heard The hunger end
thirst Of the gathering satisfied, however.
and then followed complimentary toasts and speeches.
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THE PROCEEDINGS.

The American Mining Stock Exchange, or
gained under The auspices OF the Mining Trust Com
pany, opened for business at 2 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The Board OF the Exchange Is in the
basement OF the building, No 60 Broadway. with
large windows opening New Church-st II is 100
feet in len 9Th by SO feet in widh and Its height that
Of two stories. In the centre OF the ceiling Is large
skyght, extending to the roof, which, with the rear
windows, affords light and ventilation. On the north
side OF the room, and directly III line with the main
entrance, Thch is reached by broad stairs from the
Broadway hallway, is gallery with two rows Of chairs.
This Intended for the OF brokers and dealers and
is separated from the main floor by iron
railing. Over this is the public gallery. which Is
a level with the Broadway streethOor 1t contains
also two OF comfortable chairs upholstered in red
leather. On the opposite side OF the room is the
rostrum, which is fanked each side with large
bulletin boards for the business Of the Exchange. The
walls and ceiling are decorated IN gold and neutral
cOOrs picked ont with brown and red The space II the
main floor s broken by twelve tall pillars which support
the beams Of the ceiling They painted dark color;
yesterday many persons found thOm substantial OBJ
sructOns. In honor OF the opening ceremonies yester
day the rOstrum mad been decked with festoOns of
smilax and Oh each side we're baskets of cut flowers
Hoped IL graceful folds the wall back OF the chair
mans desk hing American flags.
The organization opens with the following enrolled
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House tonight without being in any danger Of
sinking. The timetable of progress through the
crowd on the staircase showed an average OF thirty
minutes to every fight.
The ferceness of the debates that spring up now
and them supcrheated by the contact of the mass Is
onlyexceled by the good-natured feeling The cheer
ing that spurts ont when anybody topes the crowd.
They cheer the hideOus portraits fGrant that glare
down at them. They cheer the motto, Let us
Have Peace" that bazes on the wall. They cheer
Blaine with the fervor with which Blaine is always
cheered. They never tire of pushing, crowdlng'
arguing and hurTalng. smoking and splitting their
throats all the while under the impression they are
having great influence in the nomination oil can
0idate for President.
The wider corridors of the Grand Pacific repeat
the same scene q larger scale, with tue same
noise and smoke; the same babhle and excitement !
the same restless pushing TO and fro of great ana
uneasy crowd tranpng the pavement IN elaborate
frcScOps of mud. Outside in the streets there IL
Babel of brass bands. PROFESSIONS 20 to ana lrO'
Clubs march nowhere III particular, and, HAVING ac-
cOmplshed the journey, return with an AR OF lH-
mensc Importance. Old observers say such great
numbers of people have never been seen before q
any National Convention. All humanity Is decke9
with badges and the city is hung with flags. Anna
all this clash Of music and tho buSto and DIN 01 the
crowds a few men sit quietly III rooms ~ remote
corners of the hotels, hidden away from thrlr own
friends, knitting their brOws over the problem OIL
nominating a President
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DIED.

ANDERSoNAt his residence Boston. Mass May 30th the
Rufus Anderson, d. D. LII D. IN the Saith year Of bis
BEkRIAN-In Brooklyn Tuesday. juno J. 1880 Samue Il
l.. Berrlan. IN the nth yesr OF bis age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BROWN-On sunday. May so. Cornea Martin youngest
daughter OF A woodruff and c. Pendleton Brown In the
1lth year of her age.
Relatives and friends resDecnlly invited attend tho
JOnesst
BURKHALTER-On the 30th inst, Charles NJ. OF tho
late stephen Burkhalter, aged 80 years and months.
invited 10 atte1d the funeral from
hs 3te residence. No 30 West 4thst, Wednesday,
June q At p. Please omit flowers
CONNOLLY-At Marsees France sunday. after short
but painful Illness Richard Barrett Connolly In the 10Th
year Of ms
DOwNING-or Sunday, May 80 at Charleston. c. Albert
j. Downing, OK Paterson, Downing Co.. NewYork aged
80
Funeral services at the r. W. Paterson 28d
Clintonave, Brooklyn. on Wednesday, June 2, at
FAY-In Brooklyn. sunday May 80 1880. Mary Thorn.
wife OF Henry @. Fay.
Relatives friends attend the funeral
NJ T.. Church. corner Of Washington and Greeneav eA
MEGIE-On Monday evening. May 81. OF pneumonia, the
Rev. William H. Megie. aged 62 years.
Funeral at residence, No. l5a Harts. Brooklyn.
Thursday. June 3 at 1880 Services conducted By
Rev r. i. FELL of the Puritan Church and the Rev.
William j.. Bridges. Of the Greene Avenue Presbyterian
ChurSI.
Iuterment at Boontoa Nj.
The Catholic Union requested 70 attend
Of late corresponding secretary Dr. Il. b.
OCaahan ut the Cathedral tomorrow Wednesday, nDrn'
ing at 10 o'clock. l.. B. BINssE, President
GEORGE b. ROBINSON Secretary
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CONVENTION NOTES.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIT TEIEUEP.l
CHICAGO. June ],

CHICAGO. June !, 1850.
The minority Of the Ncw-York delegation have their
quarters NJ Palmer u.r mn have across the hal
tnc legend I'm large lett N,w-YOrk not sCld Tor
Grant" with The third word very large. indeed.
The Texas delegation held n meeting this evening, at
which resolution offered that the DELEGATION v'tc
n unit for the nomination ~ Grant motion to lay
this resolution upon the ;thlc was carried by vote ol
: to :, the chairman not ing
The Michigan delegation AT a meeting to-day unani-
mously adopted resolution CJnrmning the unit rue.
s being IN violation of he universal practice OF The Re
publican parry, and requesting the National COMMITTEE
not t. enforce. IT, The OhiO delegation also uudii-
mu1Sly adcpicd u similar resolution.
Tie delegations from Cauorna, one. on and Nevada,
and from Arizona. Idaho, Wyoming and Washington
Territories had conference to-day AT whirh Francis
NJ. PIxcy presided a coiuin',tr" 81 five appointed
10 DRAFT resolution CNitc~-nG the sent mrnt ~ the
Pacific slope Churre mimi grafton. Tins will be-
offered IN the COHycutOu 10 be- incorporated into the
platform
Nj. Gorham was the subject o" discussion In the
California delegation TODAY. Mr. PXcy commented
on the fact that Mr. Gorhlm VAS here w'rhing n
member OF The National Committee for Grant against
the known wishes uf L- STATE nLd the drlrEntiJ. lie
SAID Gnrham refused to resign, al'h"uSh b" had hrn
-tcd tu do after having stunt eel thu Eaic Tor
thu Democracy Inst year. \ new committeeman Was
thcn unanimously elected
The Logan delegation fIom Illinois met TO-DAY and
elected General G. Il. Eaun WHO chairman ut the
Springfield Convention, ar their representative Oh the
Credentials Committee.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRG. ARRIVED IN

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures UNEl
Str England (Br) Thompson. Liverpool May 10 and
Queenstown 10 30 l. w Hurst
Str Vidal Sala (span OjiDaga Havana, to Puig Co
Manhattan, Kelly Richmond city Point and Norfolk 70
OldDOmnlon So Co.
Ship Samarang tier, Lehman, Bremen April 49, with sails
TO ordor; vessel to Funcb, Edge & Co.
Bark othesay (NOr Iversen, Have 81 days. In ballast
Funch. Edye d Co.
ia with mdse TO OvertOn d Hawkins.
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THE EVE OF THE CONTEST.
Continued from First Pdgo.
E Robertson in talk had after the Committee

Judge Robertson in talk had after the Committee
had adjourned:
"The majority had one object in this matter he
said. :" and only one they wanted an antidote for
the pledge, signed by nineteen delegates. not o
vote for General Grant. the publication of which
this morning filed the Grant managers, not only OF
New York. but of other States with dismay. They
felt that it was necessary to do something IN order
TO counterfeit the effect of this revolt against third
term. This was the only reason for the meeting
because there was absolutely no business left Tor
the delegation to transact
AT last nights meeting, when the question OF
electing q member of the National Committee came
ND. their was some objection because the Grant
leaders wanted to postpone actio upon 1t and thus
have AN apparent excuse for holding another meet
ing to-day. The subject having been mentioned,
however. the election Of Mr.. Platt followed, and
the delegation had then transacted all its business.
The meeting of to-day was called and the resOlu-
ton adopted simply in my Opn ion that the friends
of General Grant might send out word to the dele
cations from other States, especially from the
South, that the New-YOrk delegation would vote as
unit for General Grant despite the attitude of the
nineteen independents. 1t was to give the impress
sion that these nineteen delegates were to be COM
PEELED to vote for Grant, whether they wanted to do
1t or not The whole object was for temporary o.
fect upon the COnNcntlOn no 'H"JOi'S
know as well as we do that nothing has been set
tied by this action. The whole question will be re-
ferred TO the National Convention. When the
chairman of the delegation casts 20 votes for Cen
eral Grant, one of our number Will pro-
test and the Convention will decide. as every
one believes that every delegate has the right to his
Individual vote. 1t on this ground that we re-
sisted the action of the majority 1t was an attempt
to gag to close our mouths because we hau uaITd
10 open them to convert us into mere puppets. We
felt that il was arbitrary and unrepnblican.
Z" The truth is the Grant leaders do not care
whether General Grant can be elected 0rnot. They
would rather have Grant nominated ana beaten
than TO have Blaine or Washburne nominated ana
elected"
There is little to add to this except to say that
somc person will probably he designated as inc
leader of the New-YOrk minority to appeal to the
Convention at the proper time. Under General
Sharpes resolution there can lie no unit rule except
upon the vote for President. When that is reached
tie Convention may have already decided that the
unit rule is not binding. In any case the New-Iork
appeal will be sustained, and the labOred action OF
to-day will count for nothing.