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Utah Green Cages and Damson
Plums at Pease & Taylor's. s19-3t
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has I,rn,".. ii,ii It stops the falling of the
hair Immediately: often roncws the growth:
and always surely restore its color. when
faded or grny. II stimulates the nutriiivs
organs To healthy activity. and preserves
both the hair and its beauty Thus brishy.
weak or sickly hair becomes glossy, pliablt
and strengthened; lost hnir rcgrows with
lively expression: falling hair IL checked
and established; thin hair thlckens; and IN
dcd or gray hairs resume their original
color. Its operation is sure and harmless.
II cures dandrun, heals all humors. and
keeps tho scalp. cool. clean md son un-
der which conditions. diseases of III" s'i'lp
arc impossible.
As n dressingfor ladies hair. the NiGoE is
praised for Its grateful and agreeable per-
fume. and valued for the son lustre and
riches OF tone II imparts.
PREPARED BY
or. j. C. AVER q CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Practical aud Analytical Chemists.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
ERS IN MEDICINE.
ADDOns 4 GLOVER, Cheyenne.
Wholesale Agenta-
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Compound Blackberry Cordial cures
summer Complaint. Cramps and Collie.
Prepared by ADDoMs & GLovER's.
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paving cards. q large variety. at
,qtf ADDoMs Il GLoyER's.

ruxGuxs made and repaired in
..oeror style, At Wyoming Armory.
u9ff
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MID Hay for sale 1t IXL barn dc
- 10 any part Of the city.
,..saitf CHARLKs III. TERRY.

~, er.t class watch work go 70
sraNEz. JACKSON q BUEcHNKRe.
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~. time for the payment Of city
xill expire on Monday, septem-
AZ sash II not paid on or before that
=. @ ! penalty Of ten per cant VIII be
as, "A. RYAN, City Marshal,
sna s,Sst and ex-ofbeio City Collector.
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u,,oouAR,s OF THE TERRITORIAL
FrPuBLIcAN CKsrRAL CoA'TKE,
chevenne. Wyo.. Sep. IT, 80.

HUpLl HLlCAN 0Ex AAA 1o4 A61l n
Cheyenne. Wyo.. Sep. IT, 80. }
A convention Of the Union Republi-
..n Marty Of Wyoming Territory, win
me- net Al Rawlins, Saturday, the 9th day
n October next at II a. m, TO nomi-
n Usts 4 candidate for Delegate to repre-
ssnt I the Territory in the Forty-seventh
transact any other business that may
properly be brought before the conven-
Ths Republicans Of the several coun-
tiss win be entitled 10 the following
presentation in the convention:
Albany County. o delegates.
Carbon County y-...-..---..0
Laramie County. -........-6
swsstwater County. .......3
Uinta County. ty.............4
By order OF the Committee.
JOSEPH M. CAREY,
Chairman.
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AYERS HAIR WG0R,
FOR PEgTnpiyG GRAY HAIR

Advancing years
sickness. care. dis.
appointment. and
hereditary presiis-
position. all turn
the hair gray. and
,.itlicr OF them In
! ine Il TO shed
, maturcly.
!, ArKn's ii AIR
NiGoR. by long
ua e,tensAEan naa
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Subscribe for the LEADER.
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By order OF the COmmittee.
JOSEPH NJ. CAREY,
Chairman.
, 1880-05-21
lIAL1s,s 1E0NEY or OFIIOIsl;I10UND.
A REIGN OF TERROR!
Tho Alarming Increase Of
Consumption and tho Sylllp.
toms Which Precedo II.
Leading to Scientific Investi-
cation and an Attempt to
Check Its Increase.
Tho Wonderful Properties Of llorehounl
and Tar and How 10 Properly
Use Them.
Facts Of Importance for All Re-
garding a New Discovery.

The mortality statistics Of ha country show that BY
far Tho aEcatsst proportion OF dcass aau Grnu on
sumption, diseases Of snltiar mature Hut aste
frout ths fatality which attends thon tho tnconsa-
n!etcas and sutetinx which even tho nrst staRoa
bring mako Il necessary tAke prompt McaAures tor
Fot!ef. Undoubtedly thu EEcssst tt1ucty Ut modern
times for curling lung and thro1t cun'nalnts u
lIAt.H'd HONEY UF llONEII0uNn AND TAR,
which h accomplishing slch wonderful Erau'u and
AIT acting much attention This KFt&t remedy ba-
sIdua consahtax tho properties which IL name lndt-
estes pa14as1ca two othar inxtndsnts III specially
desisned fur lung ami thruat troubles. THIS eoobl.
nation 10 tho result Ut long md careful eIpoTuptf
and IL can Ia safuly 1saeftot slat when Iaksn In limo
tt will cure In e.uty casa. The arst ataxca os Con.
sumption cannot bs lsced With. They arc tho 3D.
vance guard Of mast doE army, znd must bo
checked 1t oce II lfs In deshb!a It docs not haip
matters IL say It ID only ttle cold whch Will be over
souu. It will NOT he oysr aooa unlcss promptly
stopped, From Tho thousands Who have been coul-
p,ctuy cured b. tiAl.E'S HONEY or ElOREtllOHD
AND TA1 maRy elective testimonials could te given
u required but tho truth that Il Gurus aII pulmonary
ttoub!o. u Thoroughly eatabl shed that NJ sddl-
.ouAt evidence Il regAlEod+ 1t suld IN two sE0a
te aud Il pue bottle. and b obtane Al any drug
sloto Thoaa who \. suffering Ehd hkvo nsyor tried
It, should do 1t once; taoso who have oSer .1ed Il
d. uQL puqd u 6a urged To do 10 again.
c.N. .CA.YlESIQH, pseV1, New Yosk.
, 1880-05-21
HAMPTON SCHOOL.
Tho Establishment for tlIc Education
Of andlasis-Spcccll By tho I'rcs1

Tho Establishment for the Education
Of andlans-Srcech BIZ tho I'rcsI-
d0nt.
HAMPTON, hfay o0.-.The clnsfng exercises
Of the Hampton Norma, School took placc
lp-tlay, President ilaycs made, a brief adj
dress IN the class, and spoke Of tile noble
work NOW being accomplished by the
school 10 cl-ilizo and CArIstfanlze the
raccs rs the great problem, Of
the country, and the Hampton
Institute was demonstrating In practice how
It should he done. This wins great coun-
try, a,ltl It's ininhitants were made Ut many
different raccs, and 10 listmonfzc them was
one of the nohlest objects 10 which
mans best efforts could be turned, and
this the Hampton Schopl was doing.
1le spike OF the pleasure TINT Ind been at
fortlcd llIm by lis Inst visit, ani that i,N had
enjoyed this one cqnnly vel, and hoped be
cnHtd be present next year. 'Ele Presidents
remarks were received with hearty MP
plailSe.
Carl Scl,urz spoke briefly on tho Indian
question. lie thought the tltne would yet
rttnc and at no distant date, when the Ill
dinn would be numbered among American
citizens,
Several other gentlemen made short nd
dresses, Wien tho exercises closed. The
Pres tlgnt and friends return to Washington
Tonight. Tho 1ndiu1t b0ya and girls lave
male wonderful Improvement during their
stay here.
, 1880-05-21

Tho Thnrshy.Oe Hull cor,cert Tonight prom
iscs to 10 ono OF thoso pcFennfaIly rnpnlar
events In which both managers aud public tllkc
delight, aud tyt'm tho appearances about tho
box-oca II aGonls quito curtAin TINT all musical
Chicago vii! lIo In attendance. md tho sanio
eecncs nj enthusiasm which occurred when
theso ua,no artlHls appeared together three yaArs
AKn b0 u1atn enacteA. Tho pubtlu aro quick 10
discern when really popular entertainment 10
announced, nnd this fact undoubtedly AectlMt,ta
in u,easuTe fur tho IarK0 ealu al scats tor tho
cnIlecrt t.l.n!ght aud tho HiRt!ne0 to-taufrIw
nfternOln: for Mr. Carpenter hns berH yery
successful III trrlnKnH sertea nf prngrH1Ns
which IntrGNllres the ssyert fGvCrlt aEttsts ctl.
br.et4 10 shis et,nRa.1y ~ their !''',st popular
se!cctioas. Alha Iharsly appcHrs four tlnSs.
obtlEnlt' oy Dlu Hull, teAcs ducts With FerEtntl
and BrMneell, and that brilliant concert number
ir.n "s9nnInlhula,'" All non .gaunRe,"' which
IL calculated to show her beautiful voice
ut It's best. Dls lsulfa principal number
Ii composition IT hta nWlI-fhe PnluccA
Gnsrrefn." which enables him to display 70 tts
lul Gxtehe blu peculiar technique and sensational
style Ut playlllK. Mr., 1lrunsct,. who made such
hit III his ttallal singing when 6e wus hut here
with tho Thurshy company, stngs Wallacos
.'Stnraf Lave and Gntiul's "Balve tliu"'ra,'',
will eontr,butu lhe hulior, singing two Of his
lrrcslstibly funny s0nys. Wllilo Pt.ass aiIA
strakosch Will furnish tho Instrumental InItlun
Of tho pEogruIn. VITA these popular htitne-
tons It " int tllfllcult t0 I,g0pht'sy thAt tue
auditorium Of thu new Centra! Muslc- Hall will DO
ostrllo~luglY hIiod.
At the matinee to.motroW afternoon the oolu'
, 1880-05-21

THE "BANU-LAT " CONVENTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, May tD.-At tie evening
session Of the Workingmen's Convention 1t
refused to reconsider the adoption Of Kear-
ney's letter NJ the sel's0 of the Convention,
and, after several attempts to get through
resolutions looking to the appointment Of
delegates to the National Greenback.LaboE
Convention pledged to Thurman, the Demo-
cratic element Of the Convention carried A
motion to adjourn I'LL tilis evening, the op.
ponents mostly declining IN vote. The c0a-
yention then broke up III disorder The
dreeuback element assembled aid organ
lied as now convention, aud at midnight
entered upon the appointment OF a Commit
tee on Platform, Constitution, mud Resola'
ttons, with tho prospect OF all all-n!ght ses'
slim.
Tic Worklngmen's Convention completed
It's business before daylight. bIaunhalt,s
tuition was voted down, and The. original SEC
tion aatopted'wlth the remainder Of tue In.
, 1880-05-21
ADJUSTMENTS. 4
CINCINNATI FESTIVAL.

CINCINNATI FESTIVAL.
6pteiat Dtsintth to The thtrapo Tribune.
CiSutNsAT!, o., My al-Tho grcat hall hns
twlco bacm ttlled with ,!eusc crowds to-day. ro-
Vardloss ot tho r!i.l, alld tho enthusiasm con-
tInl,cs ut 4 whtto heat.
Tho sec0nd M,nttrlt.s program was a. folIors:
l. osgr.l,re, "C"4'" st'' a1d ls"ppy u.,,o,,,o,,,
voyage ijysIe.ila. .'''''' '''''e"'o0n
3 Ar'a' "peh ,.: ysnjs; It FE;sn e,,,s
g. 1siexrS5to soilyxrza Seventh symphony. .ncsthovon
I. Selection. from ",ts Waiktro" M ..wagnor
b. 1,lao j f'Sss; 'as vsis;siss: tsiy ass'""''''
i. symphonic P.e.n' 'Ts'' "TsssS" Z" Lamonto
lronto "',i;;hi;;i' ,fis;;;h,Ir;i '"@@'
,,.,:,,, ,,.,"' N&' .i"'is Louise ca;V. '
7. s!; ASa;'ss. op. Hugo Ro'nhola
s.rtny Ore!e.tra;
song "fhS rx% ;;, Gfr'E';fs NJ 'y1t 'schum"nn
D. Hungarian MareI; ;,.,l.; J,its;xSssy" 'porlo.
It mist baya ,ea ~,FI<tttM sgry f..t,d,ous music
lovor is as roK. % rotc c:ssislst tat wo It'll 70
10 satisfied With such !,rsXrs,n ~ tho aooso.
,s os, .os .x!, Of ass ,ss
AiloKrettn ind Act,erxs' Ut The inlunrtai sovrnlh
sYmphouy nf lleethnvun. which at'pcal osen TO
1nnntin scl,uul, with tho rlchly-eolnred Nun.
91ssoa sSsr!"Es a ss,,nx fof ,he ,he
stirsias siestrtyiux "iiu"xaeian @ s.rcb 70
ful! uf nuliunat enl!'pcnts and ti! future, with
Lt4zt's l!ourntnl ''I.atao1't and Trlumph'" ol
Aud tho wersl rae of tho ya'kyrcs Of wag.
Tho performance WAS an extremely enjoyable
@ Th IT, so1snS 1ynx yrx 9t tne
, 1880-05-21
TIE CHICAGO DEMOCRACY.


Mr.. Perry II. Smith Is doing all In his
power to secure full delegation from Cook
County to Springfield in behalf of tis friend,
Samuel j. Tilden, nnd to carry the State for
hin, 1t possible. Mr.. Smith Is exceedingly
sangulne Of SUCCESS. lie said yesterday to n
TRIBUNE reporter that those who were trying
to work up q Seymour houm were working
for effect wholly, 10 rs to he free to act for
my otlscr man at Cincinnati. "Scymonr,"
sald Mr.. Smith, sis my friend. lie never
comes to tits city but he comes to MY house.
But llr. Seymour will not .accept n no,nflla-
tlon for the Presidency under any con-
tlngcncy, There Is nOtl,Ing wticl, Gun arise
to cllnngo Ills determination. Those who nre
working for him know that. II Mr.. Seymour
were really a candidate would be faynrab1y
Inclined towards him, but know that le Is
not"
"How about Hancock ?" asked tho report
or.
"Grant will ITO doubt b. the nominee of tho
Republican party, mil n distinguished DEM
ocrntlc member OF Congress lias written 10 nln
Utter III which he says thnt 1t would 10 of
no use to run the Lieutenant agntnst the
Captain, and you know what that means.
Hancock stands no show. lie can't oven get
his own dctegation.'
On tlIo other hnnt, Mr.. j. K. Fisher says
that If Grant were nominated and Ttlten put
up oil the other sEltc, Tilden would be over
WlWlmingly defeated. liz was ready to bet
5000 that, II rldrn Is nominated rs nga1ns:
Grant, ha will be tlefrAted. He would
also bet 5000 Tint, II Grant wns nominated
md, my other Democrat placed in tic field
aga!nst llIn, thnn Til,en, Glnnt would
hU defeated. These itls wArc open to takers
nntl lnuney was rcally. Tho mass Of tho
Democracy, seem 10 tlo opposed to ;rlldcn;
hut, neyerthe1gss, they nra all ut sen In their
opposition. There Is ,I0t tho least union Of
forces. Factions aro 0GlItfng agafl,st ench
Tho friends Ut ridden are layisl, lii thclr OK
pHntliture to obtnin votes. Where common,
po0r straight whisky wnulh hot llnye the tle-
a!red effect they are opcntng bottles Of wine:
Tho Seymour lte0ptH seem to thyo lied
their fortunes to Mr. +. II. Winston ms
4 leader, md that gent lenlall openly declares
nominated at Cincinnati. Sncll men MS Gus
Ierringt0n OF Kale, old man Daniels, j. i.
Fisher, md atllerH arc kllEwil to b. In tho
AaIne t,ont, David Davis friends lack the
enthusiasm md spirit OF tho Tflden tactlnn
Nevertheless, they. are sailgllinn Of their
strength. Tho Seymour ,ncn nra tho auietcst
md hardest workers at tl,o. present ti!ne, but
tic Tiltlenltes have tho all-puttnt "hAr'1,n
nlld herein true Detn0cratlc strength lies III
Cook County.
, 1880-05-21
SpeciaItieS in Fine Goods.
Bridal 'TrouSSeaux and
Infants Complete Outfits.
CZlns. G0Ss00e g. Co.
Fr0p0sA!s thr Iniiii4h Supplies nna TrAn1
nlkrlNfkHll.

80 VAkVA'WN4a AsSs
Proposals fhr 1n.,san sunplles nna Traas.
DEPARTMENT or THE lSTEHtol. Oy1lcn 0E INDIAN
AHYAiHa. WAAMlN0TuS. May III s.U.-auatoa. pro-
Gss T. g. e. ~ ass s sssS sS ss
S: ssi3; 4 sS s " sSs ssT jS%st b
fS1n,hnF ~ Ne li.,!tS I lyee sb1Ht a @ p9y1Ma; A M
s. pasn; ss: 's nSs % o2s i4as tss sxas as' aa
1aa: iSs % TnSs Sa9 sa. sm,
Msss f2','s sfs. a"5 as Ill., s ins Tin Fss "a.
@ p!, S.t sssS s,ss saaa, uS' poasa: @ saasf'
a;, e @ B9sf ,st, M
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asss sag':' \: III IL 4
TIuws, HHkrs. Fntks, etc. .
os . s, 'ss ass sssf e es saYEss rs.
~ iet{ysrtd NJ tla1 AHeIlres.
hii,x a0sr III IAnA nut ON oovEaSAES7
Schedules showing tho kinds md auanAtea Of sub.
s s :tsss II e. I'll "a
st!!oss tasytss xsb b1nt pfSSsais a tSrtn. 1; tSF
ass aa III av" H. Ss rsts. Ind s Sshs;
fs m y ls u IL ~ T.
SHa Y "os.sff f.;a .S;.ssot NV f"Ff " T. + ~ 9tnEslsz
ssb:s!snss i. .. f. 4 Gaeaxo: aslat i.ss|: fans
ead t6c Postmaster Il Hunk CitJ. -'~'"
as q. ~ %psn.a a. ~ dnag o. ~ NJ az as9ss
openlnR. .-,
uo sons us sissas
1as f. a' 'a' s" sr eS '
, 1880-05-21
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
HIS uEMEDY Fon ENADrcATIN0 1.-THE MA-


,...,., ,,.n,,.s s. =. ~. en,...a ,,.,,,a.
N,e spee,e n n1''s, a 10 .' on e"sao .x
cats nns cetared ann, one ay sSsss at ceferr ;h a
in tic interest of tho Young Rup,tb]lcnn
scrotohors la ,,oa a,oo,,ont ond sot n,,t
-. M ""1 "!"s,' -. ~" .s Wv
tho macnlhe IN pnit'es II, R9ap'l'e mhhnSrs @
Ill the course OF hts remarks llo sattl: Tho
progress OF liberty Is tho history
Of party. Tho rltnl nofnt In every
md from ttot aIono snrinrs poiftIcnl nron.
@ ross ~ svston, % IL" L roniJlv % t,orolnn,nr its.if
tass. sys1em - eapa'Y acfeiopihg 1lsell
Whlcn I49s III tno , na,ne & OF pas'y s H., Us tlie
meanest kIng was sattt to rllo BY the grace
st w. ", ~ MI. =. l''e" a,a," WV ~, ..'
" tae e,o!a'len.s ~ ,.' ~ "'e'" p''eo' u''o
give their lines to politics.
Il t,o ,,n,nt.aancn n1s,s o. o'HsT ,s'r on no,xsr
tI,rougb Marty nronn;zo,,on ond tha nnrtr
sntuusu M.s o.e"'.ea.aun t t1 pA.ss
spirit WHICH Keeps parry mon lAltnlhl 10 thc
regular party action. In thl5 country an
election Is series Of events, Of which TIC first
Is the actton Of tho primary meeting, ntld
rs hte maes M sGss sreWyh m NryhsS RsSs Il It's xsS wnFa a
member Of n Republican Ward Association.
p!issry sysfy Republican who VI" VI T. not ras
iSaE giiSSlEe hIself to vote for nmy sa
$1,000 orG0 900 Republicans In this city, and
about 60,oO Of them arc not permitted to
have my choice Wtlntever II, selecting the
candidates whom they arn expected 70 sup
I'll ccRino" 10 10 tic party Is ~ -
1rs st1pnEnAcY on PATTY DEFEAT.
rcnorot eytension of "tho machinr,, sys-
, 1880-05-21

VS.. min King, of Minnesota, was Mt The
f,r,nI ,,ontnn ,,ost"rJov a., r,,,,tn l., Wash
a". ,'.. tas'S 'so !. .',;r', =" 49, ,''o ~ ""'
nR'n''' weIa . no ~ s".nS oa summons 70
teStltY III TIC SpfEnger-Do''lle'ly 1hfest'Ea-
ttptl. 4 TntyrxE reporter met tho gentle
man shnrtly nfter his arrival and had brief
ci,nt ,,.tt I,i ,f,ho rntn,r,,r nstn,t. Il fi,v,,
e""s ".t' -. ,s,l ,iht t".i ~ .'"s .t.
yo'', slT klnB' YET uei1e'' tl"t "" ia" VIII
ten t)lat letter to Springer, or that 1t was III
your handwriting, as 1gnatlus DunnelIy Ilns
assprtptI2,,
~. H. rt,svo ,o,or ao,,o,, TIN, ,,.roto
~, ST. nasv neset ar 'S!r sia, !. u'at "aoc
to deny any statement made by fEnntins
Dopnc|jy,' aud I never shnt1. u,1css | MI,
rnm,rlIo,l h hnforn n rn,utn;ftecp
t.;I,.,.. ~ 1.,,t t,'s,,,, ,n,,at' ~
:, ,.n nv" souuoits t,...N .' 'nnenot n',ncl51 y
"Tht. truth ~, between you and !, tlat
Donrelly left Washington before that letter
whs SUM. ~ WIS uateM Altifch =. Dlat WIS
postinnrked tf'e STU. tne truth ls that Don.
nelly did not learn that Springer was aRA.llst
HIN until! tho dt!i Or tn ol AlAfGli, afsd ILLS
letter Was tl4t1u back OF ttlnt. ne expected
t. sail into conFfess ullheF inc pfetsXt mat
ninllestA wGtt1 0o lleEaet! ~ c,,sG W. enc
i1;1i Ot iresstlent Was THROWN mo tile House.
Thu sclIetne might ltavn, carried Under q
Duhluctntlc pretensc. but tllefe was 100 t!llclt
Inc appearance, ol rePottltlon III i. WISH
burn ,,! Wns rlscicd ny tqn 'aige illa1ority;r
VIII NH9nDuFl UG EGLtlTneu 10 t0h-
, 1880-05-21
WISCONSIN.
En- DIVIDED DELEGATION.


6peetat D'spateh to The Chicago Tribune.
. WArEnrowS, Wis, Stay ao.-]Nhether 1t
vas wise policy or not, the notion Of tile Re-
publican State Convention is dividing up the
delegation from this State among tho sew
eral prominent candidates natnel for the
Presidency, md allowing thetn to 60 to CHI
cago unlnstructcd, was at least, expressive
Of the feelings OF tic Republican masses Of
Wisconsin on the Presidential question, for
they, indeed, present tho case OF house tll-
tent TINT carries destruction with 1t. for we
believe there Is fixed determination among
the Republicans. generally Of this State
to stand by the choice Of tho Chi
cago Convention. It Is useless to
deny, however, TINT soino nominations would
bring m9re strength, to tho purity than others,
ELECTORAL vote OF Wisconsin Is
- ABSOLUTELY suRE !.
for tho Republican Presidential nominee. In
German localities like this 1t Is quite evident
TINT Grant Or Blaine would not poll as largo
= vote ~ either WRshburne Or Sherman, and
men, aga!n, IN other quarters the two first
ard than n1ty others. But tic casual aid III
Glrlldiced observer Of Republican feeling
tllf0ugllout tho StAto must arr!yD at the cn1l-
ccgsl9n fiat those who look for u serious
I6lt ~ the party In tlle event ct Grnnt'B or
n5flaea poiatsd' nomination will 0o s0Fely dl'ap
THE DEMOCRACY.
Ifero Is moro accumulated evidence to
ptoye that our Democratic friends will haye
cuarf ~ .affet ae question " stronger and moro
CHI esnhhtl ho Conyent!on than tho Republicans
At CHICAGO. fFhn nan,nprnov NJ Viaeonst,
, 1880-05-21
PENNSYLVANIA,

~ cAAScE FOR UNITED GRANT VOTE.
p,,! o'fe1as D1Dateh TO Tho Chicago Tribune.
!rh1ADEHrH1A, May 2o.-James McAtanes
gallon at Chicago stood, and l,e replied: ut
about tho same" s.Thero will be no CHANCE
for united Grant votn thnn ~ I'M. mt
un!ess tha ronao''.,,s setn T., 'nen w ~.
tn.s', ts' .,o eoa'ehtlon binds them. don't
accomplished" "IIow many anti.Grant
aa!egates are tllerep' ~ don't know txact-
lyn Mr. 1IoManna '1,t,,n,to; ,i,nt ~ H.
afertfon ,.a,';a o;aalcs 'ntl'hatoa that inc eis-
~ aolt .aS "ouiq grow "nnd," said lie, "tl'ore
H.. u tao'e against Grant than people think;
sta, sa. the o. delegation will. Of course, be goy-
Conyeni,on oSoa." u" :. W t.io a'.lt In'e. II uo
'''u ",aop's IT, OF course tho delegates
hr.u WILL Acr As 4 UNIT,
It Wilt" "No 7 do nntu s.,,l NJ H.
Names. emptatlcallv '"' A~4' "'"s'
The ncnnhiis". noas'
beid =, Nguul1cah primary elections Will be
nsn4,. 4 W Lancaster County tomorrow. The
"oA!llations arc lnnle by ppp11 tnr yatc. u,tfrr
Regulations sa,,ctoned. hv enaoi,, a, w., """o ~
lne nnd S,fs" H."ase p!eFeilleH palI0L sttllI-
tasol~.ion ,ssse ~ 1eturhs' III nt orlance with D
~" ,e'u!ton ", OF the County ColntAiltee direct
Ill.," H. WY DO taken OIL tie Presidency, United
1Ahs s. Senator, and deldRntea tn. f,hicaro
Ihe Republicans of The III Gn,.J ,Hnso u' w.
, 1880-05-21

!ny Tho dlInk trni1lc, thc attitude ii the po-
lis1eal liis!1e1,l parties toward /, and plcdRtng every
so s spefase En- sxs y aM % nSS dpie hs'ur1 81 5 e
usorsu F.. Turner, " Ut Piitstttrs,
was a, 'Ion.lnatctt for Auditor.Ucne-
re- ee Ja S'nn's t Tie as, %ss was %os e t?o r ss H.
ntatc Cg'ltrnl Committee. A resolution was
Kansas, a1,d ono cohslcalnlnE the aet!oll Of
ssiy sGty 2ss' er ~ scsrs fstaf aes s Hssk Fske e. eG
sss.sr .1'e4,y sss, sgss y 1f'feS esn5ala Ct i sad
Pr; A. +. Petit, Of Lawrence, were chosen
en It g vi SsfPat aae zo WIZ
tho requisit number OF district delegates.
Tho t1on. Jain"s Iiack. Of Lancaster, and
thu Hun. Archibald NfcAillstcr, OF Blair,
were cl!useI Presidential! Electors,
cent bribery trlal passed:
citizens We ieoi ,ist narn, 1T ito orient ii cor
The 'fns!sss Sesn Ss e ae sas
1urics and nentoneo nt courts, md 70 secure the
@ q as o Ss "ssrdr e fa1as us s S2
and PUBLIC condemnation nt dotianco and pre-
vent tic duo execution of tho law.
\ NEW MOVEMENT.
8pteidt Dtspafth to The Chicago Tribune,
.WAsltlSaToN,, d. G., May y20.--The feeling
Of unrest which. Exists In the delegation
from Pennsylvania to the Chicago Convention
t1as show, |tsclf ln a,,othcr aggressive stGp.
Of WHICH Information l,as to,dny reached ttli;
t!to name Of Gov. Henry N; lloyt, Of that
State, for nomination for the Vico-I' resi-
{eney. Thu Granl States, 1t IS well
khnwn,, tt0 not include a Northern
cntldttlate for tho lnttor Office: Sew
cral Southern delegations aro heil firm
to Grant by tho encouragement Which Ills
managers have given 10 their locat favorlts.
Many Of the Pennsylvania delegates dissent
from the ln1icy which ignores the proper
sGs hn ct S gEea MspnsS " ts Sn}o aa
po!ttical. communities that chi, contribute
nothing to ytetories for tho Republican party,
a,ld this Is tho more kcenly felt rs peilnsyl.
vanfa has not haul for .nnliy years q single
i!sr, exeept for one brief interval. It Is @Io. DO
lievcd tint tho tiu,o has come to strike for
tho rights Of the Stnto md agaiAst thu policy
Of EXCLUSION wliicl, has been pcrsistcntly up
| piled to fsr, and often Though the conniv-
"Sene nSs Sf 'r S Ss tSs' ov Il oys '' fsa'' as t @
origin. The Governor was m original
Grant, mnh, bitt Is too Wtso not to SEQ that
Grants nomination would be II, tho highest
dsgrce !'nza,rdons, and lloyt's selEction for H
unacceptable to tfse Grant men. thungh TINT
element fl the delegation hns mt thus
farco1porated In It. This movement Is likely
! sill further to complicnte tho political
CIV oys It las f' splendid '%Iltary record,
large nttairiilents Ills popularity in Penn
sylval,a is unboundct, and pennsylv re
p,blica4nns sMy Ils ngme wonla gFcatly
{:overnorship III 1878 over. tho lion: Andrew
| II. Dill, 4 very popular Democrat, by 4 large
majority Of mora than 22.000.
, 1880-05-21
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