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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-15


last. Mr.. Cook was an Englishman, and
had been in this country only few years.
-Piekens Sentinel.
- The temperance wave is sweeping
over various portions of Georgia. Thes
Drew revival continues in Atlanta, al1
though he is now laboring in Savannah.
Many persons are pinning on the blue
ribbon every week. There were many
families that opened their doors New
Years day and received their friends
and wine was not offered in not more
than half dozen houses, and the callers
touched even that very lightly. The
town of Crawford has just elected dry
ticket; Decatur has placed the license so
high that it amounts to prohibition; Ma.
rietta will soon have an election and
there is only one ticket, dry one, rum
ming.
Professor David Duncan has give1
his classical library to Wofford College,
and this is no ordinary gift. For maay.
years he has been accumulating this Il
brary until it numbers nearly 1900 VOL
umes. Many of the books are rare, and
there is one of the number that cost over
a hundred dollars. The learned classical
scholar, DR.. Toy, said this was the finest
classical library he had ever seen in the
possession of private individual, and
he had seen many in Europe and Amer
lea. 1t is difficult to estimate the value
of this gift in money, but it is perhaps
between five and eight thousand dollars.
The Professor has the hearty thanks Of
every friend of the College for this vafu-
able gift.-Spa,tanbug Spartan. $%S:
, 1880-03-11
FRANCE,
FEnHt's AEsluNATIuN INEVITABLE.

FEHHTB HE8luhATIDN INEVITABLE.
LoNpUN, March 1D,-A Paris dispaich says;
ut Mas forcseeu somo timo ago that Clause OF
tho Furry Education I'LL would be rejected by
cight or ton votes, and the majority was swo!.
leu to nlnetoeA by tho dsbato, especially by
Fcrty'a tmpolilio speech. Tile unanimous opin-
i1n of thoso who DO not sharB FUrrys view Ia
that bis resignation Is Inevitable"
ItDHEHLOl!kB SUCCESSOR.
Count do llntxeliell, indicated u tho success.
sor of l'F'nce IIuhenlohe as German Ambassador
hure, " married to an American ludy, Miss
Nouiton. lac ~ seeking separation frotn hor m
tho ground Ut lncompAtlbiiity Ut temperament.
Tho Count bus becn long In the diplomatic ssrY.
Ice. aud was Minister TO spain III 1874.
ulDON'a IHfkAL SERMONS,
PaFo nsdon continues hs l.botal ser1nons at
the Church Ut tho Trialty. liIs last dtsoourse
WAS dovntcd to cathollulty and liberty, and tue
preacher maintained that all modern liberty was
euslly tEnccublo to the primitive Christian
Church. ln concluding, ho quoted tho words Of
friend Of h!s from America: II am st!titus in
this OLD Europe Of yours; I want alr; let US be
kuue., During tho sermon PAf0 Dldon Waa re-
rentedly applaudod by the congregation, a
rather novel HcenO In FrGnch church, which
shocked Tho dbcUrulA OF mAny grave church,
Kucrd.
FUNERAL or 4 MANAGER,
~ Tue funeral Of Mouti9ny, late manager Of the
Ihe4tIo uyMnase, Mns attended BY lurgo cur
lego o. HtefQtteurs Rad artists. Alexander Ou-
thus delivered tho funeral otat0n at tho grave,
anu wIss nearY overcome with emotion, which
, 1880-03-11
THE GROWING WHEAT.

CINCINNATI, Mnrch 10-The lrtco Current pun
ilahes Tomorrow morning speoiM roturns fF,la
uenrly tD0 points In tho West In REGARD 10 1a'
growing Whcat-csop, Indicating almost an uaI'
formly favorable condition and tlatterinR pros
pects, especially IN Ohio. Kentucky, lndtanxs
and Michigan. III Missouri complaints nro "
RrnesaIty reported fayptahie. Wut wea'nG, D.
er has dola harm III Illtnn!s, while ~ ~
kuilAAs and iowa there Aro complaints. OF a.. a..
most auIat1s complaints Of winter-kllling GUNS
fru1n Wisconsin, With Increased nver1iku st. "
erally relostol Tho l,rtce~ Car1rHt fegarsss lii
pruutse favorable f1F III unusually largo 5tIhte 5th
OF wtrtGr Wheat, whllo tho rUturns frola .nS9 ~
sprin1~xheat. sections Indicate al Increase"
acreax0 lu this crup.
, 1880-03-11
CANADA.

Tho budget spescl,-Tho Tlnnuee Min.
isfer's Attempt to Cook. tho Figures,
Tho Ottawa Lumber Trndc-Ecpllng
OScr tfse lssttc 0fti0vernnlent Notcs,
. 5peeta! Dtspat<h to '7sa< Eateaaa Tribune.
OTTAWA. March 1o.-Tho Bt1tlxot I'D ecch Ia OF
course tho utmost nbsorbing toplo Of oonycrsa.
tion today Thoro is much amusement ut
tho maanor ia which tho Finance Minis.
ter sought to couk tho flguroa
md mike the drnc!ts for this
year appear emall. Ilo nlso tried to
make tho deficit for 1851 largcr than 1t should
DO. forgetting that the prcscl,t Government paid
all mnnnor Ut bogus cntnH last se,,sos,, INCLUDE
Ing tho $10O, 900 Murruy awari out OF tho csti-
mates for that yanr. Alr. TIiloy's effort
was exceedingly tlat and nborrA, whno Afr.
Tupper was so c1trnyaKnnt and abusive TINT he
entirely destroyed tho foyco Ut his rutlArks. Mr..
Cartwright spoke With moro power und force
than ho hns done for scyerul ycars Tho uncm-
ployed lahorcss nro threatening to dolnonstruto
again, Tho corporation having fQIlcl to glyu
lnahy employment.
/. Tho Mayor hos called injecting for tho discus
Sion OF tho national currency question for
Thltsday evening, There arc Signs of u revival
IN fho lumber trado. Tho cut OF 1ogs In tho
forests this winter Ia vary large, hut
the capncity to sdnrly does not seem
i,sen siEned at good hguross and 1t IL thu ntos,-
ton OF prnprletors to run thotr mills night and
day during the Summer.
THO FlnRnco htnlster t0-tlay, at tho request Of
dcputaton from Kent County, uHrcui to re-
move tho export duty on elm logs and elm
stakes. .~..s.s.. -.
Special pIpateh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL. March 1R-The gcnct4l feeling
among tho mercantile community hero IL ono Ut
Sutsssactson wsth the budget tn rrgaru to tho
propnscd tssuu Of An additional x10,00o,nN ut
0byernHent notes. acycrnl prominent hunk
ilm,altaKess wers interviewed lii rctcrn.ca 70 It.
Hhe 1Fst ono appro1ched was lakttl whether
tic extra circulation OF noyernlMent nutus
would INJECT tho pre4unt circulation Of tho
Dahk* lilo rppl1otl that It the Government
Ayuuld le4vu tho pEtaent circulation ut tho buukB
alou9 no harln would rosult fruui tho Issue, il
ny tho lncFpAscd prosperity 1T tho country
tho amount could Go Abs4,rhe.i. lIo Id.
t1escd that tho prcscnt circulation Ut the
banks should u0t 10 du,inlshcd, ~ the l4rWur
the Issue tho Moro accommodation would thoIr
customers hAyo. Another munuKor could not
see why tho Government wIahpi to extend
their i.sn9 when there were over $e5 O00WOO
on cal 10 Nov York., which could 10
brought hero in cRso tho country necJrd
Il, Il. thoYght y upwikc to reduce the cirouLl-
tton of thu hunks. Another bankoE uxEeod with
tho nrst manaFor Interviewed Us to thu country
being able 70 ahsoro the Increased issue should
Trade Fetiyo> lie profcrIud, huweyer, to vita.
hold his vieWs until tho plans Ut tho GVyeril-
Ment were uotu 1olultlY known.
, 1880-03-11
NOTES.

AokTuoNERY. Ala., March 10.-The Republic
an Executive Committed has selected Selma "
tho place, anl May 20 az tho timo, for holding
tho Btato Convention. There Wcro Grant,
ilalas, aud Sherman u,en In tho Committee,
with the tisat named lii tho lead
kttE1ti 0AK0LfNA.
Nnw XoaH, March 10.-A Wilmington tele-
grAM states that OF the delegates a!FuaIy pleoted
lii that StutQ to the ChleaxO Convention s9yen
afu for sherman for President.
JOH BLAINE,
ArQHIsoA. Has, March l0-Tho Republican
Cnhnty Convention tn elect Delegates to the State
CuEScutlon Aeld here to-day sleyts,d Is full dol
eHhtto1 strongly In f4yor Of Jumes q. Blaine fur
PRESIDENT aud unanlmously adopted resolutions
phatp tsrn Ios an y r. M ost ~ 7,
Usv tLelg utmost extrunu3 nilu Influence lA tho
, 1880-03-11

loss hna accrued, tho nsc Of cnaks which havc
contained imported llqHnfs for domestic ''1s'a!s.
TIN export OF spirits for tho manufacture n p'r.
fu'has. and provisions fnr rcgauRlng. MI. ftn.'m
orphaned tho bill at futt length, but had MT
coacltijeo At tho hour uf IL.
TUE rARifF. =
TclcgAms hnvn been received here to-'lhy
fr'm representatives ot tho Chicago importers
{n)utrlng why no ncttnn IS taken ,lpqn the lin.
nrtfinsc Transportation Bit. Tho pHncrns trn'
R.u IL fsetauso tho Ways and Mems COMMITTEES
hM not reached It. Mr.. Morrison, huvovcr. will
on'eavor tn bring tho subject up FIR consldera-
tin III tho Committee IT. nlnrru,v, although It Is
dolttt,,t whether t,lt efforts wifi rrcvnif. rs to-
tnsrruw haa bccn sot for Il hcarlnE OF repre-
eo,tHtivcs Of the salt Interest. who drBtrc that
ths prcsnnt turiH shall be maintained. ent,lr-
dH = sst fur HsBtlniont l,y thnso WIN desire ~
h.ye tho tnx oM rrsnth'Y,t,apcr tp rcdueel. 4
WIN, hogo ~ Saw w sik r,re.et Int se e te
' 5fhs1nAx TERRITORY.
o;cn o # II Rs nj tae
for tiio establishment 4 q limited states Court
II y hS h. ,a. s nrssfsf I'd 4 ~ s.
regrl1tatvcs of tho lniRn tribes nnw tnhnf,!t.
* ss s rs yssa Il ssy ,Ssy ss:s ssssa
90 j!!.lieSsy: Tho Ssn!M!,te; q Tsrfito1ie;
shurp wofsls hAv0 been interchatgctt.
wEL1s- s-PAR0Os Nails.
THO commIttce appolnteti Y tho Senate TO-
oay to !T,ss!Kas ths systrn' e. e. carrying letters
whsther i Is ~, sfoi,tlSn u the I posal is..
will HuAtal,i tho previous report Of the Sneclal
AErnts, which wis list thu chttrr system was
contrnry 10 statute.
KELLOGG AND srorroRn.
It's finally satd tint the 11emotratfc majority
, 1880-03-11

OEAT1IE, Kns.. Mnrch lO.-1n tho District
Court, Fourth District Of Kansas, J,,tlgu
Stephens to-'iay, In tho caso Of the Western
Unlon Telrgraph a9n'nst tho Kansas Pacific
Company. hold tho injunction In fnyor OF tho
Western Union Telegraph Company valid. Tho
railway thoM fllod u putltion and ba,ll for
removal to tho United Statcs Csn,rt, and tho
cnso will now go heforo Judge 3lrC1ary, OF the
United statcs Circuit Court. This Is n sli1,stnn-
Cl,nraay. The i,i},,no.inn declared valid wits
tho 1ile whsnh tho hallway ColnpMny yt1lAted by
!hn hetxito Ut the wires Ut tho Kansls pAelllu
hallway,
, 1880-03-11
Meeting of the State Republican
Committee in colum.
bus To-day.
Tildon's Campaign Said to Be Prao-
tioally Opened in the Buck
eye State,
Ex.uov. bishop Announcing Himself as
Candidate for Second Pfnce.
Dates for State Conventions Named In Sew
oral Southern States.
OHIO.
SHERMAN AND MAINE.
Ebfefot nts,kttrh IN Thk Chfertn T4fhtfnA

Special Dispatch 10 me cAtcaao Tribune,
f,o1,iwuru a. Marsh 1u-Et,r 4,,c mat fn,v
dues .."., - t,aa.. ,.,,, ,i,,, 49,. ~
u'sH tno1c 1n's nctH su'J ''ttiu hNa!"Ge "orh w
the uhlo PRESIDENTIAL nell. Tho Sherman and
Dlniue la,ons of Inst month acurc both parties,
Inyolnr,r",,s ~ soo,,nd ,"-tn,n +hn, thar,,
~ scch'ua eeE1h'" t.lat 'Hetu
1htast Dc anfhethlnR behcAtn tne Bchcent tfahtliH
aspect which Wu,Ill bo Of Interest could 1t Io
t1istnycrr,l. nnd rttr T1ttut1yr Corrrs,unfnnt
hs t,.,, ~, I'm ,o,,,,,,t to ,,o t,,la lis,,,nrv
To-duy these rescnrches were crowned With site
ecss Interviews weru held with both Sherman
and Dntue u,p,,. with thu following result:
f,nu n II fIrnaror,r ,r,,o IL ,,,',nrstn,, IN ,,,;
,,,.,..s ~ M 's, t ...,,''. "no 20 ', ,,,.'. ~ ~
l'ais,o tnat, sa!a: "sheFn'hn ana '!!n'no cum
There never vas d more foolish thing juu,,x,,-
rntc,, thnr tho hooms ,yhfch 1,yo hr.n
..,,,.'.. t,as ts,n,p, nv. .,,.,,'. 49, ~
gong t"fwafu. THO result c1fl oniy ua
thnt nilny things will lie aAld which
must le tnket, buck. and nelthqr cantlhute
will bp ublo to make tho nomination. Sherman
will Of necessity ahow much st sropgth hero In his
own stnto. la will hnyo afuno mrn WIN will
especially huto Dtnine 1nh his supporters, tb0y
will Do u!Ilr to 10 tho ntters Interest, lnilp!l
slt.n,ltgn when tho titno shall come thut ho viii
need wh,t strength iI. can concentrate"
With tls III II 1cuttpr, ynr correspondent vas
nhlo to net mt tho trio Bl1ntIt,f, mid III ,sCtr-
tnin cx1Ictty whit IN yDlng III, 4 prominent
Federal oillGchuI,lcr who II, of cn,,rsc,
,.,,, ~ -. 49, -. '..,,..t ~ ~. u,"s..,'..
!:iv u3meI ~ R ~. Mfsn @ LILY. .nG o'Gt,''!,a i ,.sGa
nre nct!i'9 ~ lily n.Mta. ntt WIN tne exprGsS
~ t.,,. taaa s s ao shnM ay I r
, 1880-03-11
NOTES AND NEWS.
OOVEItSMENr pRiSrEl

SFSGt2s ANfatSH 10 4He LHtf0t6 1TtoHftE,
WASHINGTON. D. c., March l0.-Tho Drlnoorats
think that they arp about to secure tho putrun-
ago or tho Government printing otlco and
hndcry by making tho place Senatorial ottlcu,
THIS wlll FcinnNo Dtfrtes, thu present Public
Printer. and then tho scnnte will elect a Con-
grcsaonal Printer. Under tho nav ltnuae rules
such Gn amendment ca1lnot be offered III a purt
OF an approximation bill, hut n chntrrnuu Of
colnsn!ttcc representing tho views Ut tho mujvr-
tty Of the body he represents has that
privilege. Tho peculiar fcnturo OF this muye-
1aont IL that II ls beloved the President would
veto any scpArate> ncas.lEo Interfering with tho
prcsout mode ut appointing Government
lr1ntcr, but II 1t gtrs Ii, as rider to I'M Mppro-
pr1atton bill Of such Importance the bcivf ,s
that he will stgn 1t rather tllau give rIso ta q
controversy. Tho Special Dehclcncy bill pru-
yides, 100, for tho contingent ,exp pensea u the
Executive Mansion, which forms another souroe
Of hope far the backers of tho proposed novo-
meMt-
EXAMINING TIE NAyr.
Tbs flouRe tO-auy passel y resolution author
tzinz tho Secretary Of the Navy to appoint
nunrd or i've o'!!curs Of tho navy to u4atntne
the four unfinished lrouclada, tho construction
of which WIS commenced undersecsutary ltobe.
snn. There has been great delay III thu cutlsi'l-
GRAFTON of this niatter ewing u thu apparunt re-
shs na)ority q thu il"use Committee aii Naval
<4AAta "A!CA 61Elue llulstabaEu 10 1llfQ
anything Y do with any w"sk ttat was undur-
tAktn " Secretary !tohcsoD. AInrt Yrotn the
culittoyeFsfes connected with tho c0ntracts fur
sho .,u stnstruetton Ut the.s fur tronglas, tho
hEfRi Engineers AFt nut AErltd whether, oyeu
x thy ytssc!s should be cstnplete.i, thoy would
~ ~ etaeient tne w4r purtx,sts. aud whether lbo
improvements discovered In th0 ps,gfcss Ut
naval sc!.nce atnce tho vusM:ls wero begun can
be Male u apply ~ the prtsent piAEs. Ii IL to
settle the ponts that tho Hoar4 ot Engineers IL
to 10 appointed.
THE oO1soN.uREd0 CAsz.
III tAs Western Assoe{atkd Prest
WAsHssoToH, y. q, b!areh lu.-At the Depart.
meps VI Justice tho belief IL u pxGssu4l that Iu-
zen zen msst vi serve out hi. Iuil term Ut th0 County
case, but returned them u day Or two since
wltanut acton lie y, however, unde1et0shl 10
~ fAy0rally disposed toward UErRR, aud will it
4. " believed. nove III his c4ss before long.
DKFlCIkSCr.
1t ID underntood that the Immediate Deficiency
ApprGpEtMatMon w. M l!il. which lncludes au approprla-
tlon uF eiWuu0 fur the Government Printing.
&Inee. will be called up in tho lIUuxe tu-morFUH
and ~ consideration prossed 70 the exclusion Of
VII other bu&lneSa4
G47TLk-DI4EAExs
The Treasury Department u Impressed NTH
, 1880-03-11

NEw ORLEANS, Marrh l0.-ln tho petition Of
tho American Union Telegraph Conpnny In tho
suit pending In tho Unitct States Court to far-
c1oso " mortgage OH tho Now 0rloans t. Mobile
1lnfroad. md pralylng thnt tho Court would ulow
snfd Alnorscan Unton C0,npnny to build n line
nl'ng Hatl railroad, md asking tho Court 10 Ax
prayer Of petitioner allowing It to enter nnd
build but authorized tho RA!tt Telegraph Conl-
Of q appropriation aRtlnst tho Trstuus Atld ItU-
cetrcrs TO establish lany right which they might
hnVe undor tho lnw.
, 1880-03-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New .YohK. March 1Q.-Ar.ival, sico1asn'i4
Australia, from London; AriEonn, from l';tt'
pool; tsotterdau, from Aottcrslams Csrass'aa
from glasgow; and Khlnwidda, from Curla.
LONDON. March l0.-Tho steamships Csy o
Ssn aoa @ Ws1s
New York; and barcelona, from li1su paw
arrived out. Tho lellurt hna arriytt Ut iaa'a'
burg
PaiLAnkLP1ltA. March 1o.--Arr.vei, lndtaas'
from Liverpool.
, 1880-03-11
THE OFFICES.
VAL PROMOTION,

6pFetas Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune. >
WASHINGTON, d. g., Mnrch 10,-Capt, jpuett's
nomination to tho rank of Commodore, atlyan-
cling him sixteen numbers, waa tnyorabiy report
cd to the Senate this afternoon byu mnjurlty
OF the Committee oil Enyal AHHtrs. This IL
Hnrtnly contcatcd by the sixteen CaptuIuB who
Will be jumped aho,ild the nomination bu cou.
nrdlcd by the Renate.
Another uasnl nomination which Is ca,stnR
considerable excitement nn,pnX pnrlfes jutQr-
ested ID that Of Assistant Paytnnstar Ucllour,
Tho President hns decided that Hcllour was
illegally and un1ust1y dismissed from tho navy,
and has feappotntcd HIM. to tho disgust Ut those
who thought that they were advanced By his
dismissal, but who now fear that he will not only
ho restored to tho navy but to hIs old number.
Tho case seems hard one for them, but the
President and Secretary Thompson aro strengths
eued by logal opinion frU1n Attorney tieuuriil
Uetens, advocatiuk tho restoration Of 1ellour u
CONFIRMED.
To tn tPtstsFn Assoetaltd l7Fts1.
WAsn1tnToN, j. T., March l0-rhe Senate
confirmed John 4. Chestnut Supervisor nf Col,-
aus, siath district of i!nns; li41ry :. French,
Ehn. q Pennsylvnn!n, AcGretnry for Wyoming
Ierrltofyi ChnElee +. Duitey, ct Virginia. fiG.
, celfer or Public Moneys ut Florpncc, ArixD,Iu.
REJECTED,
The Rcnntc rejected tho nomination at William
T. ltfoMn % GGnslts Supervisor fur tito Exhtb
District OF Illinois, This nomination was rt.
3cotGd by q purity vote tlptM tho ground TINT Mt
iehat ono VI The eight Illinois Supervisors should
nave been selected froH. tho pcnlocrAoy.
, 1880-03-11
1unncra OF rcstlcsa and undecided foreign
policy tnyr nccn tho


policy hHvr nccn tho
SrA0SATIOx DF iNTRnSAh nErO'lMs
.n4 Sens'G' sSntn,. cur anScsto;s aa
tho power AMI Influence of England. which nre
fo'in'lcl IN the cni1stans progress or e,e moral
never invc c1tstcd. A1o WI now Ia hv co,,tentt
wltii tho result: which harr 1Trtl accomplished
% S MSS y 81 ws, as wr 5 mi s hs
in l'nr anent Il s,ii ,ns'!nrIcte, 1he pr!nelpla
piled IN tho r,,raI districts, Obsolete inws stll
hii'lcr tho natnrai .liatriln!tnfl u !nnd. Thu
government adin!t tho existence Vt Tits mics.
attcsr,r TO soiyc Il" L" ':S''' '
TSs HSsefn''ents incacasly tor prsst's"l =,
session sn1ws that tho M legislative la'x,,s WI
Cssuse fs ,ssne # IL rscsea.r St nc .t sf1s ns
rxrnn hnw be prorpscs to 'ral with tho deficit
nH.'1,'atSa rT tnrss sears ~ .rss ,mst
from ask!ng tho penrls /, 'lotrny tile M,in.!al
.chNrEe Of tho!r policy Or max sNertlccs frun the
taxpayers which wnlill gricvottsly
CHECK nEviv1Sa T',AnE ASH tSnusrnr.
Tho Ministers entered ot}lco when tho financial
condition nt tho country wns S,niIe,,tly suits
fhs.ory. They 0ntiert!s,R to relieve tho vnrin,.s
sss sc 1S ss,stsy sy e s sss.Ss1 1 @ Srssl iss
Ianlons on nj haSs s hot 'i bee'i Increased: ~
anr cas. or Interest. 1t ran only undertake.
That while 1,e3f,Ji,,Ly Tim u,,yrr tf tJ,p Eu pIy
SECURING tho .nfrfy III DIR own country, a,ll
maintaining lta nusStxalp,s ttpy will euui,EG lii
III ruGY of tfst,trim.,t ~ 1,ntnifs- rr fiiuxn-
ton, Such ii H,lrv viii, In Itir 1pinIUI, best
prt,l1ute The gt1ntncss ind prosperity OF the
section Of The cotntn,,nity.
slit STAFFORD SoRTttCt1rE.
O., aMs l"HWInR ndaIess nns HeGn sssuca " ct
S1anea 1,..t,,, Nortneote 10 tao eieotora ol Nofth
rhc !luration Of tho present Parliament, has
uccn !nfE, ntlt In nke u mt 70 ~ MeasuEcu "
tno nuhHef Or Scar8 II SIT 90 fhhcu % W tue
ltMIs,ftaheo ot tho events which nave oecnrfct!
nnllnE Ms E1AtGnec. lhllMn4hnut pef'pI
~ hnetnaIiloh uil!eultS a1la Hh3'cty. II
mas npn"'n tho honhr nf lilo coun.
~ Min ,vln.ileaten ..e.1,, is eialma 10 .,s Us
proper rtnk n!id itit!ucne0 ail!sflK tho ntti0na.
Il hug receLve! 1T the hl1ltis nf the natloI Ee.
cssus rtco4nlt!oh oI lla pntrlOt;p Nuns. ~ lot
o!4r, cgin'ai alt ann,tste f,nny 6asc ~ peeh
alliinnteM by tue s'le stlrlt Mtia lho sumo ~.
tutihlhn1inn ~ tlp.iiu auo YrcNLnGss. @ntrHtltyt
""ther tI'n rrin,,p ra"na wh, ,tr.no,y .hn
sUvuFrvDty Vi tho O,itr1. 1t has ltprrl is uycrt
wlr, Htiti whore thlt hus been Impossible it bus
successfully etriyet to limit It's f7tllue and tu
prevent crupiicnt!n,H which wntll,l (,Ayg lot,t1
i1,r,1uclx t t,trlculnr interests Of tho
Ard thu gc,igfnl pcaCp ii Errupo. It hns o1i-
phnt!c,llly prouiaiiet tho uitiunnl t!eturI.l,la-
Colonial ftIti imisan EiIii,lrg. If hus rnrntsljv
rrOnDtc<i measures for lid advancement If tho
true interests II Ireland whfic il h,g ntcutllly
rcsysfn,f nrprpsats tnt1nr 10 wtaIkeu tho ills
-, ,.,.,.,u,,, ...,,,, .n.rt,
, 1880-03-11

Atatu Convention r. sccnro tho e.crt,n ~ 49,,
Entca e tho Natt9n!l Cnnsentloi, ,sI1c" "'!H. 10
tnrnestIy md nctlre'y fnr lIlnlnu. "'' hfo
AHKASRAY.
,,n Tist, ttoCK, ,r Ark H., Mnrc i, iAftcr fixing
time Ut i!,lllns tho Sfntu Cnt,vrrtom H. rs @ tIa
Jntn cniitlltiates for NtRtn officers Ht o,ile ,!lile
nail. tho 1hnhmrMsla alntn Exccl,tlvs ctnn'ri'
!tn n1!nitrncd tn rnnssrmbIc .I,,uu nst ILL.,
hnss Of representation H. m tho le,,l,xratnee ne
IS78. 'r'''"f IN
Enur1i CAR0LfNA.
.CoIUMnrA, 8. G.. Mnrch t0.-fhc tstote co,r.. j,
lion Is tn tncot hero ,ilne for tho sclcrti,r ~
tletcgutts to Cinelnnntl. OF
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, W., Mnrc.l 1O.-Tho Conscrva,,,..
have called convention n meet llers hlnv IA ~ ~
tito election OF uetcKntes to Clnclnuutl ~ tue
, 1880-03-11
CHICAGO

THE HEtAlSE CIuN.
Tho Executive Committee nf tho T}1atno r,,,
met Yesterday afternoon Mt the otlicc nj n',
trlle Waterman, "a In t',,lto &lrrct. Sir. e "
Henderson oeelrlett tile t',nfr a1,l C,l. Wntcr'
nian nctct Ms Secretary. The latter stutct, tha+
ono Of tho chief obIccts Of tho niectlng wn, IN
receive frnm members Of tho Conmittcu nnn,os
Of prominent :j9lalnn. men In the .crpYal mtns
c!i,Sen w vii work icr the caee. tho list to Ia
Twu rroris wcro hi1.slcsi ii by neners tn"ss.'1s y;
tho Gt''Mnlttco IN session. Ono from ti,e sIx. Ye
thnl e. ". Provst. Thiip I.i,terer. Jtnnrr uH. Mn.
gcl, and Il. II. Wntsnn u IN Executive Enln,nis.
lgc III tlMt wnr'1, Md tho tthor II list OF I'm,
t!ctilcH willing to work IN siu1ur ulpactty IN
tho Twelfth WMrt.. !"
"A Rul,-cutnmiitco. co,,s!stnF ot Col. 4. "
WnftrtAI, aud McHsrs. j. Il. Custer nE,l 1u,n i
Iftaty. WIS nppfcI t" arrlnxu inr i,ca,lT,lnrr..
trra t,nr tkr central C.,mmLt tce md II Hccrclarv.
This Committee will meet tho Executive f,,n1,.s
n!itro IT 7:'W Saturday evening, hMlf ii, l,,,r
trlnr tn tho lnnin meeting. md rtpnrt rssxrrss
After tho appointment Ut Mr.. W. N. flrnnarJ
as n ffcc-prcHldunt tho meeting nlIntIrlltsj.