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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Notice No. COS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
I NAk

SALT LAKE CITY, FEB. 70, 1ooi.
NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN THAT
N FIarcis J. ? Pascoe, whose ,postoInee
address is Salt Lake City, Utah, has msae
application for United states Fa5en5 NJ IIe
Emerald Mining Claim, situate IN 4 Hush a!I t
Mining District, FO0ele County Otan sIIl-
torv consisting Of Thirteen HundI ed sndFlity
i1eer Feet Ct tie Lode, and surface ground
Two Hundred Feet wide berg Lot NO. o.
and DESERT bed in The field notes ara pist OF
the official survey on file II this once, Win
magnetic variation at IL east IS 10 lows
Comm. ucipg at tho discovery monumeDt
from which tie discovery incline IN ore -
faef deem bears 5, 45o K. eight lest distant,
! t5.7ss \ 70 w. 800 feet to a point 10 the
ceTfre of the southern end line, thence ,: CO
y l01 feet TO Pest No. ], thence N: . T.
aIong the eastern boundary IlI.do teet 10 IN
faTssetiou Of eastern end me OF tEs 81 i5 Ist
National Mining & aim, Lot No. ~, D. 80 %
" On g feet from Post No. 5, 753 81 tset, 10
interseoiion Of the northern line Of Inc 7 lrst
Mrc4io1aI Lot No. 50. So feet to Post 10. z,
fhanee N. $50 W. 2u0 feet 20 Post No. ,,
tbeucS s. y " SSH feet to intersection OF OF
noTtbern iue # the First National, Let
20 1912 feet 10 intersection q tae
SSoo,+bern IiEe OF the First National, Lot
"a / 81 feet TO Post 80. !, thenss ,. % =.
90 feet t. Post Nc. tbs place Of u Z
of surface bounds, oantsi9ing az +itb The FiIs,
NstidnaI Mining Clair, Lot NO. ~ Hi iea
IN 30 iiiet with Fret Neu-nlsI I'D D.. :
| Claim 6i,-lO0 If an acre IRON is rs
30 !, .. NJ. N. No. p r., bears AZ; 3; hS
s. b9f SIS og a sdId in ss once e tP'
eiaIn ., 'r 1f sei, Mipinz District, 1t Sio K
i SSeO ia ro 81 c9cnty, us.b he Ds ,o
~ In5'rn loo tiops being the FIT Natio'a
nG MIS- Ga r. .: s. the t1s;m wfs: ,vsrsoy
q M 80 Of said Emsrsld MiaiLg CLAIM
a rs ggSe,aSuirei to fe heir a5veyse Claim
s sLe vi ths : egister of the OnitSS
me- S1sis Land OF &c, st salt Lake vi.y, Uta a
within The STAT, days p1IT1oa q s9 puma
2eIeI, ,evisi0rs and statu' es Of The Unite
S'aI 6;T 70 s1 ahst this notice be publish ed
The Sat Lake Daily HsE1Ln; me h s III
published nearest the sald IL
the period o. SKY S0. s. NEIL, Register.
JouS A. BAILEY, ..t;..r. r.:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
ChiuaEs Too Willing.

New York. 22.-HeraId'S Washing
ton: 1t Is understood that the chief OBJ
stacle which has presented itself In the
course of the attempt to negotiate modI-
fed treaty with China has been the
strong inclination which prevails with
the authorities of that country to adopt q
policy of exclusion toward the citizens OF
the United States and the commerce OF
this country. In the face of fhe discus
sions over this subject it hiss thus far been
fourd impossible to make any headwsy
IN procuring such agreements IN regard
to restricting m'gration to this country
as the United states now desires: the
Chinese government preferring total and
mutual exclusion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
William BREDEMEYER.

NEINING, CONSULTING AND sIVIL
VI Engineer, U. s. Mineral Surveyor 70
Utah and Idaho, Notary Public. Geological
examinations, reports OF mining properties,
sur seys mines. railroads and canals, and
superintends the workings OF the ame.
Prepares estimates aud plGns for opening
and working minss. export en- mining qu5s-
tons before the courts. : id sss P, @, Boz
list, Salt Lake city. bs Ill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
To the Creditors of Deceased
Daniel p Bel. DeceSsed'

Daniel 7. Bell J
YOU ARE NOTIFIED THAT THE
/ undersigned has been appointed
Administrator of the Estate Of the said
decea ed, and that all persons having
claims against the Estate Of the deceased
sre required 10 exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months
after tae first publication of this notice
to me-, at my office, in Kimball BLOCK
on First South street, IN Salt Lake Clty
| Utah.
/ Dsted March 9Th, 1880.
ROBERT C. CHAMBERS,
/ m7 Administrator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
MONETARY AND STOCKS.
New York. March %. 1850.

New 1Orki MATCH ~ 1CCV'
Silver bars, Ia; money closed at {
on call; governments, strong; stocks
closed easier; Western Union, 1919
Quicksilver, II; Pacific. 4215; Mari
posa, ~; Wells, Fargo, 107; New
York Central, 1895; Erie, 455s;
Panama, us; Union Pacific, 6934
bonds, II3; Central Pacihc, 791z
bonds, l1255; sutro, 27s; Leadville, 8
Caribou, 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
More Unwise Legislation.

San Francisco, p. The legislature
has passed and the governor signed the
revenue and taxation bill, providing for
the taxation Of savings bank deposits,
mortgages, and capital stock Of corpora
tioas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23

New York, 21.-Fifty Chinaman ar
rived by the Erie Read yesterday. Most
ofthen go TO towns in the interior of the
state, an agent having beforehand selected
places to settle in.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
Another Washington Scandal.

Washington. ola sensational story
is afoat regarding tia postoffice depart
ment aud lady clerk. The details are
unfit for publication. Auditor Lilly is
investigating.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
40 Breaks.

Memphis, 22-Rumors are uncon-
frmed % breaks IN the levees between
Memphis and Vicksburg,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
DIPHTHERiA-

WHERE THERE Is NO CANKER
w there is nc Oiphtheria. Halls Csnker
Remedy never fails Ask your neigh ors.
sold by q. @; ID. |. Drug Dept, wholesale
and retail. Salt Lake City. ia7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23

JUST RECEIvED.-The new style
"Bon Ton" Visiting Cards, gilt
edged, in neat cases. Call and see
them; they are tasty and cheap. aus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23

And in accordance with law and order Of
the board of directors, made on the I'D
of December. 1879, so many shares ofeach
marcel of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at the Office of the Company,
residence Of r. B. Margetts, Salt Lake
City. on Monday, April 5, 1880, at l
O'Clock pm, TO pay delinquent assess
ments thereon, together with the costs
of advertising and expenses of the sale.
MO Il. PEMBROKE, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
NOTICE.
PLEASANT VALLEY COAL AND
COKE COMPANY, SALT LAKE
CITY, UTAH.

THERE AREDELIN QUENT UPON
l the following described Stock on &C
count of assessment levied on the 22d day
Of December, 1879, the several amounts
SET opposite the names of the respective
-hnrnh nldnr- ar fnllnNus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
A. ANDERSON,

fffsffh FURRIER. MANUFACTURER OF
FpIInD Robes, Gloves and 9uckskin Clothes.
LS.J FuTs Cleaned and Repaired.
. South End of Commercial Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-23
FOR SALE.
PzrERsEn. rhE BUTCHER.

1925 First South st.,
Second Butcher shop from ths Corner,
NEVER KEEPS ANYTHING
but Tender Juicy and Fresh
Ill Meats He cells at the cheap
est rates All Kinds of Meat IN Season. Give
him trial. Sausages specially. au23
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JouS A. Bailey, t;r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15

mi. coun,y last week by Messrs. j. ). MAJ.
a., and r. Il. Carson Il Brothers. ibey
were fne oaes. averaging OIL pounds.
rho Wool. Growers Association OF hu-
c,s,a had their third meeting Monday ut the
Courtbouse, and admitted quite hummer
M new members. IL was decided 10 hc'u
the regular meetings Of the Association on
the fourth MONDAYS In March, July, anu he,
cember. and one day during the apnua,
County Fair. a committee, consis'ing Oh
Messrs. ]. A. Turk, Gilbert Child, ana =.
n Conner. was appointed to report at tue
newt meeting as to the expedency OF the
Association offering a special premium on
sneep NJ the next County Fair. AT the Jm'v
meeting the subject for special discussion
will I've "The Best and Most Pron'ao'e
Breed of Sheep to raise In Augusta coun-
ty." o.,.u y,
Augusta Republicans In convention mere
last Saturday, and a full attendance, Mr..
Jacob Yost was chairman, and IN brieI
address counselled his friends to stand by
their coIors, saying that they had not come
together as Readjnster Republicans or Fun
der Republicans, but a. National RepuOli'
cans. The delegates elected 10 the STATE
Convention, which meets here next week,
are J. Yost, Frank T. Ware (colored). ana
J. A. Noon-all straightouts and Grant
men.
The residence OF Mr.. cleveland, good
frame dwelling. about four miles from
Staunton on the New Hope road, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire few days ago.
Most OF the contents were saved. The
property Is said TO have been insured 10 the
East Augusta Mutual Insurance Company.
PENN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
Rings.

Al III.
In one Of our religious exchanges lwn'cn
because Of the use we Intend 70 make VI Tvs
article We win not name) we lately came
aoross an Article upon The saplec. u
ar,nvsn In the denomination OF Chrls'
fans ~ which that paper is one OF toe
ablest organs. There was 80 mucn 70 I've
article that may be considered applicable 10
the n,esent state OF things In this city ina.
VIC shall take The liberty OF altering IT, ana
anol,ins II to the disappointed oii'ce-seeke's
and iault-6ndcrs who iust before our Guy
elections are always declaring that 'here vs.
q ring In Iichmcod- Mutdtss mutd''deS'
the article says:
Ambition is their main potnf. They ,ong
~ use Thcy dream OF being greatest 10
,he community. AS for CONSCIENTIOUS
scrupies about city rings, they nave none;
They object only TO those comoinstions Oh
voters which are desigHed Tor some o'oe,
rurpose than their promotion. Ihey wouiu
g. i,i,pyIy turn our entire popuiation INTO
one mammoth ring. and modestly ASSUME
ahso,r,e management OF 1t. Put them at
she head and they are In raptures. They
are the children Of Diotrephe-.
Thfu are crafty. They invariably have an
axe to grind. They may have sweet voices
and say flattering things, but they want
something. Their zeal IL fervenl, but De-
meath It l. n private purpose: They seem
Mortified bs the schemes aud conspiracles
among other meH. They groan over the
;nioui,y Of official rings, and yet they are
forever trying 10 form party TO heip them
| in their selfish plans.
qaey are disappointed. The last one Of
them is a soureG. broken. and unhappy
man. They set their hopes bigh and tailed.
know an offce-seeke who is constantly
clustering about the fayoIitism OF tne
Gins" lie says that all our prominent 20.
sitious are managed. and given away ny
rings; and given, too, as he does not hesi-
tate TO say. to weak and worthless men,
put into English, this means that be has
yearned nightly for the high places. and Is
in towering rage because he has never
reached them. He charges 1t all on the city
rings, but the real difficulty has been that
the positions which he coveted did not
coyet him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
The Henry Resolution.

We have been requested to reDublish the
resolution adopted by the Virginia Senate
on the 9th OF March last in reference to the
decisions of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, and also the vote upon its
passage. There were very few white vote
recorded 10 the negative. So much must
be said, to the credit OF the Resdiusters.
The resolution Is as follows:
/. BE IL resolved by the Senate Of Virginia
1.-THE House OF Deles ates c"ncurling). That
our senators and representatives in The
United States Congress be urged to procure
the repeal Of all laws OF Congress which IN
any way tend to the exercise of powers no'
delee q d 10 the United STATES by the Con
stitu'ion. nor prohibited by it to the States.
and especially OF hat act under which the
late decision OF the United States Supreme
Court was rendered.
The Governor is requested to send copies
Of the pr eamble and resolution to the Gov.
errors OF other States, and 10 ask their CO.
operation in redressing the wrong.
The resolution was adopted by the follow.
ing vote:
Hot, 4. kridge. Hale, Henry, Hurt. James, Koiner
Letce. Lowell. Macon. Mayo. Murray Sh,rrsrd
Charles 7. smith, Francis l.. Smith, STROLLER, Thur
man. Waiker, aud Wi lcox-2Z
kOES.-hessrs. Bliss. Davis. Early. Norton
Pickett. j. d. stovali. Williams, and Wingfeld-S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

DESTRUCTION Or sAssaPRss.oIL EsTAB.
LrsaMSNT OTHER PRES IN THE COUNTY
DESTRUCTION OF FRUir--gARMIA0 IHTLR.
Esfx IMPROVING
iCorr'soon"eEe or The Riehsoz ID parch.I
GOLD HILL, Aix,l IL, 1885.
During The wisdy weather OF last week
we had numbrr OF fires In our county,
some OF them atieaded wi'n serious loss
Messrs. Hall 4 Camden hsa their sissafras-
oil establishment burned on sunday eve.
ring, and the fre spreau through b. oom-
sfruw held and into the woods, des,ro,,ng a
good deal OF fencing. ard sas nea, burning
w. Martin'- dwelling, which wa dircc ~
10 ne conr'e. There was large hrr on
Slate river, commencing on Mr.. AiIen's
farm, and extending 10 Captain Ford's,
whose barn Was saved with difficulty.
About I'VE hu.dred acres Of woodland was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15

Three years ago about this time the DIS
patch committed itself thoroughly, emphat-
ically. and enthusiastically to the cause
which II cow proclaims to be bad Wing.
The Dispatch did no such thing; and the
Whig cannot lind one word IN our files to
substantiate its statement. AS that journal
may not have copies OF our files, we hereby
tender TO IT the use OF ours.
But we think we know the source Of the
Whfg's misstatemeut. In 1877 we COM
mitted the Dispatch against the policy OF
making an issue inside the Conservative
party upon toe question Of reimbursement.
We ore now day after day preaching the
saDe doctrine.
The wig will possibly reioin that the
charge Of inconsistency is only transferred
to another year, not dsproved. So be it.
We did last year heartily approve the &C.
too Of the State Central Committee recog-
MIXING the Mc,ULLOCH Slli as a Conserva-
tive sAeasure, and we are now Ia favor Of
adlounUing further discussion Of the debt
&question autil after the presidential cleo
Dion. X there be any Inconsistency IN that
conduct, we must submit to be charged
with IL.
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III AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST OPENED AT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COB BROAD STREET.

A handsome assortment of new DRESS GOODS,
embracing all he novelties Of the season, from
l24c. to sl75 per yard;
A full line of BUNTINGS in all shades, from l2is
10 soc per yard;
ALL-WOpL BUNTINGS IN every shade A. 23c.;
BLACK ALL-WOOL NOME CLOTH, spring lot,
at soc. worth Csc;
A specially cheap line of BLACK CASHMERtS {;
A complete assortment OF BLACK and COLOaED
sILKs al very low prices;
BLACK PkKIN STRIPED SILKS from IL uD;
All the new shades in PEKIN STRIPE and COL
ORED S.TIN;
New and han" some novelties In FANCY PARA
SOILS at moderse prices;
SILK aud SERGE SUN-UMBPELLhS In all sizes =
very large assortment Of WHITE GOODS;
WHITE LINEN LAWN al Ice. aud upward;
WHITE INDIA LINEN al zoe. and upward;
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN in entirely new pat
terms from Csc. up;
Special bargains In WHITE and COLORED Ia
BIZ DAMAsKS;
LACE-TOP GLOVES and MlTTS in endless vari-
ely;
80 d, zen COLORED LACE MITTS at 35c.;
60 dozen COLORkD SILK MI1Ts at 50c.;
Fine quality MiTrS from Use. TO bl.25;
All The new spring shaIts IN our celebrated MAR
GUERITt KID GLOVES; new street shaoes In
iour.buiton at 1928:
Just received anO her lot Of those handsome SHIT.
LAND SHAWIS NJ S5c. n
JULIU, MEYER & SONS.
603 Broad street.
Ladies' full, regular made BALBRlGGAN HOSE
use:
Regular made HOSE, fancy embroidered fronts, at
soc. ap 2-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
STAUNTON.

THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION sUsP ENSI0N
OF WORK on THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY
| RAILROAD NEAR wAYNEsBORO'-MRs. GENE.
| RAJ sTUARr's sOH0OL-TaE AUGUSTA WOOL
1 GROWERS Ass0CIATION-F S-pwELL.
| ING BARNS, AMR HORSES BURNT &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Disoatch.I
APRIL IA, 1880
Sunday afternoon the barn Of John Paris
! Esq, president OF the Augusta county
| Board OF Supervisors, was burned, VITA its
contents, consisting Of twelve or fifteen
| tons OF hay (wbiot, however, had been
soid), some agricultural implements. Two
good horses, and a oeli. The fire seems 10
Asve originated Ia the roof, and csnnot be
accounted for, rs Mr.. Paris's dwelling was
sne hundred and twenty five wards distant
from The barn. Abou the same time the burn
OF Mt. Frederick j. Keller, at Churcbville.
eight miles from Stauntsn, was also burnt,
and with II three horses belonging to Mr.
Keller. and a very valushle riding. horse Of
Rev. vs.. Il. Marshall, the Methodist minis
ter OF that CIRCUIT, MIR. EeiIer also lest
mower. some ITogender, aud sll bis harness.
The cause OF tue ire cannot be coniec' ured.
No insurance. This is the f.urtn barn
within eight miles OF Siaumon which hss
been burnt within the last iew weeks, and
IN every case horses Eere burat IN the buiId.
iugs.
Mrs. General j. z. u. Stuart, sbr recentIy-
elected principal OF the Virgins Female In
sii,ute, in this city. will take charge on the
Ist Of September. and the next session will
commence on the 18TH OF the satne mOnth
She will be assisted by Mis- Annk =. Par
rak. now the yice-principai OF the school.
Great prosperity IL wished aud ex pected for
the Institute under iis new mapages1ent,
and ali true-hearted snutherne,s will ~ GLAD
TO kaow cf The deserved promotion o. this
accomplished lady, the widow OF our uosIe
cavalry leader, and bid Der goo speed.
The work on the Waynesboro' division
OF the Shenandoah Valley railroad has been
temporarily suspended in cons, quence OF i.
some misunderstanding between Chief. En- !
gineer Zoe and the contractors, McCabe |
and Spiiier. The force had only been at
wo'k two days. Iunderstsi d thai The En-. |
elneer says work will be resumed In about
Two weeks.
The 1IH lOi Of lambs put on the New
York market this season was shipped from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
PETERSBURG.

ADDRESS BY DR.. RLEDD-1HE MUSINGS COURT
ELECTION JUDGEs-DFA1H OF A LAWYER
REPUBLICAN wAHD MEETINGS. GRANT THE
FAvORITE-FIsH-AND GAME ASSOCIATION.
correspondence Of the Richmond hi Datch.I
APRIL IL. 1880.
Rev. DR.. r. N. SIcdd, Of Richmond, has
consented 10 deliver the addres, before the
PETERSBURG Bible Society at its annual meet
ing to be held on the afternoon OF Sunday
the 18th instant.
The quarterly term Of the Hastings Court
commences tomorrow. There ere seven
I, lOuy cases to 60 before the grand jury.
The civil docket is huht. there being only
some twenty new cas"s to come before the
court. For the first time in several years
colored men will srpear upon the iuries.
This Is the term N which liquor licenses
for the ensuing year will be gran ed, and 1t
Ia expected that the term will not be con-
cude6 before the last OF next week.
Judge Mann will at the April term Of his
court appoint the judges OF election for the
ensuing year. II is reported hat he will
give the Two parties fair division OF the
judges.
Information has been received of the
death ip Lu,enburg, on Monday, Of Mr.. r.
e.. Woodson, prominent citizen and we'll
known lawyer OF tnat county, aReu be-
tween six'y-fve and seventy years.
The Republicans Of Petersburg held their
ward meetings last night aud elected dele
gates to the City Convention which is 10
be held tonight TO send two delegates TO
the stanton Convention. Nearly all the
ward delegations are pronounced for
Grant, and the delegates from this CITY will
doubtless be instructed to vote at Stanton
for Grpnt delegates. Qnite warm contest
was made in soTe Of the wards for Sber-
man.
The Petersburg Fish.and. Game Pro-
tecfive Association will hold ITS regular
monthly meeting tomorrow night. The
ASSOCIATION numbers 1874 members. The
100 circulars they have issued, aud have
been sending into every county south Of
James river from Prince Edward to Surry,
are doing much to direct the attention NJ
tn, people to the importance OF protecting
their dsh and game. The people Of Greens.
vile and Prince George counties will hold
meetings at their next county courts for the
purpose OF organizing local associations.
Notices to that effect have been publishe d.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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pebbles.


Pebbles can change the course Of pe''i-
cal as well as other rivers. The antt'"lra-
ternrrs have had their attention called 70
The fact that II the secretary calls tne ron at
Chicago In alphabetical order me ukAsH
men will thereby gain an advantage. IT.
DEN had that advantage 10 the 81. LSu's
Convention Of 1875. The sequence OF tue
States Is Alabama, Arkansas CaIiInrnla'
colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, FSorida'
Georgia. &c. SO far every state cast us
atrengta Tor TupEN, we thisk, except little
Delaware, which ga,lantiy threw her three
votes for BAyAnp. But tae "ooom" lot
-Tuegx bad been commenced, and II never
ceased mail he hsd the noninatpon. Let us
ssy that It will be quite otherwise In the
Cacipnsii Convention. We don't tnink
chat single one Of the States named ABOVE
will vote for TsLDES this year.
In the Cbicxgo Convention GRANT VIII IT,
ceiye somewhat such boom as IiLDEN re-
cejyed In fhe st. Louis Convention. IL
seems 10 he assumed that Alabama, ArRan-
xas. California, Coiorsdo, Delaware, Fiori-
d., aud Georgia, will go largely u not
unanimously for bin. BLAINE ought 10
have n arranged so that the roll-call might
begin with Maine, and Other Ms follow.
Maine, Maryland, Michigan, New Hamp-
shire, and Nebraska, are all for him. We
don't know how & SHERMAN boom could DC
got up, as Ohio seems to be the only state
which he can confidently hope to carry, ana
even That the BLAINE men are contesting
with his friends.
How will 1t be In the Cincinnati Conven-
tioof We suspected that there might be
the beginning OF BAYARD boom in the CALI
ing OF the roll In alphabetical order; but
upon looking over the list Of States find that
such will not be the case. Alabama and
Arkansas nav vote for him, but California
and Colorado will PROBABLY vote for FIsLD,
and Connecticut for ENGLISH. Illinois may
vote for PALMER. Indiana will be sure to
vote for HENDRICKS. Iowa, Kansas, and
Kentucky probably for Tn.DEN. Louisiana
is sure for HANCOCK. So that all the can
didates will have fair chance. 1--WE do
not include Mr.. SEYMOUR among the
aspiranis. II nominated he may accept,
but he will not declare himself a candidate
There will be no "boom" started by be-
ginina the caIl of the States with "A la
bama." But it may be that the event will
be indicated by the absence Of any one name
OF monopolizing power. All OF the names
now most prominent may be dropped, and
. new one. or one but little spoken OF ct
present, may be substituted. The dark
horse may win the race in tbe Convention.
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The State tries to poke fun at uS, and
seems to think that we are more afra'd OF
GRANT than we are willing to acknowledge.
We don't know our own mind II we
wouldn't prefer him to BLAINE or any
other man as the Republican candidate, so
far as the matter of popularity is concerned.
-Four years ago we tried our bet TO get
BLAINE nominated at Cincinnati. We are,
it appears, still trying to help on bis boom
but it certainly is not because we suppose
that he would be more easily defeated than
GRANT. Perhaps it is because be is inter-
ested In the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road