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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. ss.-The McLane
bill, which proposes to amend the l'acihc
Railroad act, will bring the Southern Paclflc
Road within its provisions, but the repre-
senta1iyes of that road say Huntington can
complete it befo re The bill can become Law,
and thus eyade its rigorous provisions. Last
summer he built two and half miles Jay
and by increasing lis force aud working
night and day lie can now construct nve y
1nlies day The iron is ready along tue
route, and, as the distance between TUCSON,
Arizona, to Ei Paso, Texas, is only NU lnllcs
it can BE- finished in sixty days. The McLane
biII can bcconie law by the 1st Of May. II
Huntington does this quick work Under tle
law of March ). 1879, ne will Of course de-
feat, rs far rs the Southern Pacific Is COLI
ccrnel, the objects of the bill. = "
GALENA d. SOUTHERN WISCONSIN,
Special Dispatch to 1hs Chtca2o 7rfbuns. .
GALESA, ILL.,, Feb. 2S.-There is consider
able rejoicing in this city tonight among the
stockholders of the Galena s. Southern Wis
consill Railroad over the decision rendered
to-day by Judge Cothren. of the Wisconsin,
Supreme Court. dissolvtng the injunction OBJ
tained hr the Village OF Platteril}e, restrain
inr the building Of the Phillips Corners Ex~
telsion of the road. 1t IS understood that no
unucal will he taken, and that the !'ne VII! De
extended TO Highland as soon as the weather
will permit, and from thence to fhe Wlscon-
sin River.
, 1880-02-29

ice-water IS rendered harmless aud more re
fresh1ug with Hop Bitte3s In each drauEht.
, 1880-02-29
FOR S4lLE'
=. FOR S41LE.
STEAM YACHT R0R SALE.

The new schooner rig s@team @ yncht VEpE1"rE ~ EFT e
launched tn the OF 1S4S1f. kD7s. L.; feet in
length Il feet inches beam. feet depth q hold,
compound engines With y'inders. lnnlrler u H..
ward. for raising anchors. etc: stern bearings And
uropet3ers .Ot brass; hull cDppered and c''pper
faS{yned: alI iron work galvanized. Three wooden
boats. and, one metalIic hie.bout; m Ackno~'-
eiernntiy lifted tn n,ahogNny, With every conTe1s.
ienee; electric bells throughout: buffers iantsy and
ruus furnished with bureaus mirrors. and Station
nry water-bastns, supplied by pn1ent pumps; nctln~
reffeartoFs etc Fully furnished FORE and .t wt,h
Standing ind runntng rigging. Anchors. cables etc.
f the best and In exeetent eonsiit'on For further
uurticpInFs address +. PH0Efl1. u CoFtIand-st..
Kouu, Xa New York City. -, - -.~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
OLIVER RICE.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS,

Reader, haye you caught cold Arc you
unable 80 Ts;ze tGo rac9n?? Have you an irri.
..toa Il the throat? 4 sense of oppression on
tho lungs, with short breath? Do you have q
IL .; coughing on lying town2 q sharp pain
now and then III region Of the hasrt, shoulders
and back ? IF so. uUk ADVICE IS TO take
st on9e u Goso Of TUFTS EZpcctorant; you will
reposL tho Expectorant. place hot iron to the
feat take two Of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
is!i into pleasant sleep sad wake up in the
morning cough goHe, lungs working freely !;
easy breathing and the bowels moving il nat.
ursl manner To prevent return OF those
symptoms Use the EZpoctorsIt scvcrs! days.
ULlce IS MURRAY ST, II YORK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
sE&DIGENAL.
DIR. TUFTS s
Il Il .!ApEIllU;'I'()RA Z I MI.
E&DEGENA1. 4.
IN Is CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.

ltS properties sre Demulcent, Nutritivo, Bsl
sarlic, Soothing and Healing. Combining al
these qualities. ii is Lhe most effective LUNG
b&LSA Il ever offered 20 sufferers from pulmo
nsry diseases
GT. j, I. HAYWOOD, Of New York, volun.
ta9iiy indorsa; il. E6a6 ehat he says:
New York, Sept. IS, 1877.
Dr., Tut: Dear Sir-DQriDE this yesr treat
Cd HiFo hundred caaes Of luos Diseases In The
lower "arIi o: ::io city tue Cases were Of very
severe type, Il WSS tharo my sttention was
called 10 TUFTS E. pec.orant, and / confess ny
surprise st IFS wonderful power. During q prsc
tice OF twenty gears hsvc mover known & med
icIAe 60 set as promptly and With such hsppy
effects. Il instantly sutdutd the most violent
1t: Of coughing, and invariably cured the d.
seas9 III few days. cheetfuiy endorse it ss
the best Lung medicine | ever used
j. FHANCIS HAY WOOD, ND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

The year 1850 will be period Of critical in
Lerest in both the Union and the Common wealth
The election Of the eighteenth President Of thC
United States will take place, with sll the com
binations precedent, and counts consequence
and settlements subsequent will call for record
in the Coming volume. The developments O
the financial si!uat,on, which may portend sA Au
ence and comfort or poverty and priystion Ia
thousands, sre now in progress, and the columns
of the Gazette will note each step as well ST
chronicle the result. 4 new and striking foreign
policy is among likely events, snd the absorbing
interest o! 1t cannot be overosLimsted. in Vr-
g!n'a there is political chaos and industrial and
commercial depression. The way out of this
qusGrairo will Gil many OF those Paragraphs
Nth information OF rsre interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

WlLh tho coming yosr ell the long tried snd
improved methods of making standard news
paper will be continued, with such additional
facilities IS past experience justifes the propre-
tor IN believing will add 20 the capacity Of the
Gazette to serve its resders 1t expects to rem
der faithful service 10 the city, the state snd the
country by candid criticism of men and events
IN the interest Ofthe people Of the Common wealth
Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
HAD wGENLBLR NIGHT sWEATs.

Memphis February Il, 1871.
Dr.. TGt.: Sir-I havo been suffering Tor near
~ two years with a severe cough. When
commeIcad taking your Expectorant wss re-
ducea TO ono hundred ard sixteen pounds in
weight. i had tried almost everything; had
terr!6!e night sw6sts. l have taken half dozen
bottles. Tne night sweats have left me, the
cough has Disappeared. and have sained lttean
pounds in fish, ! cecomMoud il to sli my
friends. Will great respout,
OLIVER RIrE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
: NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

UIfico GveIiag News, Augusta, Gs.
Irs !u!t; Dear Sil-Iiy little son was attack
g. With lneumonis last winter, which left him
with Tio9n: cough that lasted till within q
month SINCE Tor the cure OF which am indebt.
ed TO JouE valuable Expect0rant l hsd tried
most everything recommended. but none did
any good uutii used year Expec.oran., one
bottle CT which reHovcd tha cough entirely.
Wi!h ma1y thalks, sln yours truly,
JOHN NJ WEIGLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE FOR 1870

The Alexandria Gazeste begun in 1893, is the
o'iost newspaper IN Virginis and it hes survived
win 10" exceptions. I'll the public presses in
America which saw with il the dawn Of the
oihete"Hth century. II lives too, not in decsv
or dec:ep't. but full of life and youthful vigor.
living aIt tie news, telling the truth without
ieHT' favor or stoction, :renchirg on the privacy
Of no mans home, but full to the brim with al!
pubic information. and giving dsily honest
Judgments OF public men and public measures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

The city Of Aiexsndri. will fad AS usual It's
daily history in each evenings issue. and the
iLto!!igenco of that section Of the Ccmmo wealth
which nature hiss bound to Alexandria by the
curvature Of lis mountains or tho cou-sas cf its
rivers as we'll rs that portion linked to us BY the
iron bands Of railways, will be assiduously
chronclod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

/. furnishes tho news kilograms OF the New
4oTk Associated Fress and Of Reuters Euro.
pean sgency, being, with but two exceptions,
the only paper between Baltimore and Rich.
mond that is thus connected with the cre..
fountains Of the worlds news
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

To meet Rll the demands upon il in an excep-
.ionsl year, the Gszstte will DO made WASH.
INGTON and RICHMOND NEWSPAPER,
as well AS an ALEXANDRIA JOURNAL.
ghc Richmond and Washington news of the
past year hss left little to improve but yet
greater effort will DO made to insure sbso ute
perfection in these departments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
ElEsS2s. EtfTEGEs.

" lRGlNIA: &. Rules held III the Clerks
otica Of the CORPORATION CoGrt OF tho city
Of Alexandria. on The Is: day of December, 1879
William a. Kirby, plaintiff, Dab. ,u.ob
against So"' aI'u .s'H0h-
Charles a. Appel, defendant nleEI'
Memo. The Oh set OF Lhia suit is to recover OF
the defendant the sam of six hundred dciinrs.
with Interest St sight per cen!um per annum
from August Is 1877 until paid and 10 all.ch
Hnd subject 70 tho payment Of the sans the
schooner AZ.lis II Pert
The defendant not having entered his ap.
pesrance snd given security according to
the act Of Assembly, and the rules Of This
Court, and il appearing by affidavit that
ne Is not resident OF this State, ii is or
dored that said defendant appear here with
in one month a!tor due publication OF this
order and DO what is necessary to protect his
Interest, in this suit; and that u copy Of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga-
zct,c, 3 newspaper published in tho city of 81
eXmndria, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Of the Court House
Of this CITY. \ c0py-tcst;
NORTON MARYE, Clerk
Ii. y. Cl1uStt0Gi p. q dec y Td n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

The Flour, Grain and Produce movements
will be noted daily, and the sales of the Alexsn-
drls and neighbcring markets given with sccu
Escy aHI dispatch. The Grocery and other mar
Ncts will receive constant attention, and the
money or stock markets OF the country epito-
mzed for its columns, full details being given
10 all stocks. &c, which find investors in this
section of the couatry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

The Castle Markets Of ail tho leading points OF
the world whose rste5 s!iect this market will be
1lolcd. snd regular statements of the Baltimore,
GEORGETOWN Washington and Alexandria sales
.: cattle will appear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

GAUSAGK and MINCE MEAT CUTTER
- Com BINED, cheap; Scroll Saws, with
Sheet Of Patterns, for l63; new goods Just open
ed al IS King street. corner OF Royal.
j. +. CRHlGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

GUNS PISTOLS, sc at reduced prices, Of
W 50 King a., cc-ner OF Roya!--Oniy thibk Of
it S seven shooter Revolver, with steel barrels
and 100 cartridges, for 81 20
J. 7. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

TT j T ) ii Al! L DYE,
GRAY HiIR OR WIIsHERs changed 10 i
Glossy SLACK by Il single application Of .h !:
Dye" ]: i:np&TLs IL Natural Color. ects instan
tsleous)y, and is .s HARMLESS IS spring weter
sold hy Druggists. q sent By oxpress on rscelp
o. 81
aSiifc@, 2S TsarVss 81 New Work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

DEN, POCKET aad TABLE, CUTLERY,
l. Hsx)rs Scissors, SC, of superior quality, si
low prices. just received VI IS King ST. corner
of Royal. Some very cheap Knives for small
boys Gail and see
j. r. CREIGETON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

EUNS, PISTOLS,SHELLS, GAPS. WADS,
w CLEANING RODS. etc. st IS King ST.,
corner Of Royal. We have Just receive! an
other supply OF goods in the above line, which
we sIe selling st reduced prices On hand
two BKEECH LOADING GINS, to which
we invite attention, rs the prices sre 1nsuSmaNy
io1O. Wn have Revolvers, with 100 losd= aE
low IS 81 50 each. Flasks. Pouches. ETC., etc.
now j. 7. CREIGHTON = SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

DIED CAGES BIRD CAGES!l-We have
- in store an eo ant assortment OF Bird
Cages of new and beautiful designs. Also
Mocking Bird Csgec Extra Bottles for Cages,
Bsth Tubs, etc, etc.
nov20 MCLEf n j. UHLER, 76 Kingst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

A BAD Man The meanest man lives in
Fund du Lac, and bis name is Captain Maugap.
| 4 few days ago a poor uusophisicated CORD
doctor struck thet town ard began q business
career. lie was one Of those innocent minded
! and ursuspiuious corn doctors that stand on
dry goods box, Oh street corner with lighted
| torch at night, anG plead for suffering humsnity
| and twenty five cents. Hc had 90 ides there
| aGre base, desigoipg men in the wcrd. or he
would have entered the ministry and tried 10
| lesi them to the better life. Ho was q very
bcaulifui youGg man, and his convers,t ,tional
| poHe!s wcro rare aud of q high or ier. 10 his
| audience, one evening, was this Captain Nlsuaaa
that we we're telling abCu., who was all through
| the war-not 10 tho oommissary dcpartmout-
and got shot full Of holes AID ma lined for life.
| Tie caDIaln told the cJrD doctor that hc had
b:e1 great sufferer, aud mouoy would be no
OIL :ot II be o)uld get rCllof from buriou that
was dragging hinl dowO to premature grave.
| fhe young man came down off his dry goods
box, remerkiog that be did not want aoythiug
solter than that bunioo, and Captain Mangsn
pulled ct his boot and sock. There is no ques-
ion but that the men Who made artificial feet
| aud legs nowadays have got the thing down to
science. Inc corn doctor gave the fo,t close
/ cxaulna'lon-as close as be though: vas necos-
| sary-aad then turned away like one over
! Whclmed by some great sorrow, some secret
grief whica he cannot condde to others. but
must carry hidden in his own bosom, whilo ho
walks up and down tho earth Til death at last
| comes to his reliet.-ieck $ Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

pOYS' TOOL CHESTS Oh hand and for sale
D cheap to close oat; also sn assortment OF
Skates at low prices, suitable for presents. Cali
and examine S: SS King street. corner Of Royal
dec Is } I. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
WILLED HER BODY FOR DISSECTION. Mrs

WILLED HER BODY FOR DISSECTION
Marietta K a. Bsnchley, widow of Henry W.
Bsnohley Of Worcester. Mass, who was Lieu-
ttnaot-G Governor of Massachusetts shortly before
tue war. died recently 10 New York at the age
OF itty'two. She was iucurably afflicted with
caucer. ard was attended by both Dr. Cleme nee
Lozier and bis son, Abraham w. l. zier, to the
latter ofwhom she wiiled ber brain, which was
Of the uousual weight 5G4 ou.c,s.
She had boror of decay and of being eaten
by worms, and stipulated 10 her will that an
autopsy Of her body should be made By Dr.
L zier 10 the Womau's Medical College, aud
that her skeleton should be hung in the museum
of that Institution. The funera ceremonies
we're performed iu her late home, aud her
friend, Rev. Anoa NJ. Oliver, read the Episcopal
service and offered prayer. after which Mrs.
Helen NJ. Slocum delivered eulogy. At the
close OF the ceremony the body was taken 10 the
college and disposed of as desired.
The sWeletors of medical museums sro u.l,
ly those Of maIelactors and to 6od one from
the class epioying educational and social ad.
VantsRos is rare. Among the latter may be
cited Dr.. Joseph Warren of Boston, who left
iuad some years ago to support the Warren
Medical Museum 10 Boston, on condition that
h!s skeleton should be preserved there for the
benefit OF science.
Mrs. Bonchley vas native of Ithaca, aud
there her father was an Episcopal clergyman.
Her ancestors for Eve generations b ad also been
10 the Episcopal pulpit, aod she viewed her life
as wasted because she had not been able to fol-
low 10 their footsteps. Her son is studying for
the Episcopal ministry. Her husband dis at
the time Of the 2sr, and she moved from Ithaca
TO this CITY two years ago.-N Y. NerS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

FORCED TO ADMIT THE CoRN.-rhcy tell
good story of CorreotionvilIe farmer, who
sold losi of corn at that town the other day.
WheR it wGs weighed be s!yly stepped On the
scales sud then drove off to unload. When the
wagor wac weighed he took good care not to
oc in it. and congratulated himself that he had
played it Oh the buyer in good shape The
grain dealer called him in and alter figuring
~ the load paid hiu 10 full. As he bu.toued
up his coat to go out. the buyer kindly asked
him to smoke with him, and then talked over
the crops, aud the price Of hogs. aod the likcIi
hood Of the Maple Valley Railroad building
up thst,wsy till tho farmer fairly sqarmed 10
MS chair with uneasness about bis chores at
home At last be could stand it 90 longer, and
said he must 20. Tho dealer quietly said that
was cot TO be thought of, that he had bought
the farmer a. full weight aad paid bin his
own price, and that be would insist on do
ing. ss be pleased with els own property.
The raiser Of o4rn saw that ho had Indeed sold
himse!f, ia ono sense ct least. He ackuowledg'
cd the coro-as il were-and compromised tho
aIair.-tSiouc City Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
FLOUR FLOUR
Use Gone {, HTeSton's Best.

STRONG, WHITE,
SWEET, n UTKiTIOUS.
Unlike many Flours Of the Gay, these brands
are ID. msdo white G: he expense Of sweetness
and nulrmept, bat by system recently adopted
are made 10 contain nii the oirtWc Of the grain,
excluding only toe brsn sud foreign matter
We propose to kesp supply of this brand OF
Flour or hard sl the time, fer we consider ii
the best now on the market. The trsde can al
~ays rely upon getting The be.: Flour made.
We guarantee satisfaction in ail cases. ASK for
CONE s. WESTO&'S BEST. 70. sale BY
jyl7 WASHINGTON e BIO.
yAMES L, CAELIN s SONS,
y 6S King street,
Offer TO ths trade st lowest market rates
CRUPPiSG hXES,
Of the Warren, Msnn's Warrior snd the famou
CArin's Light Horse Harry brands. dec4
NOTICE-NH WILL ct all TIMES
~ SELL GROCERIES AS CHAP, AND
MANY OF THEN CHEAPER THAN ANY
PEICE LIST ADV VERTISED. A comparison
Of prices scltci.ed.- Z. J, DAVIDSON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

The advertising columns of the Gszette fer
Inducements which experience has shown to ST.
ford greater returns for small investment tn sn
any other which can be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

SAVED BY A WATcu CAsE-Wood Yantis
has some interesting relics of his grandfather,
Jacob Yantis. who died in 1900. aged 76. One
is silver watch more than oae hundred years
old, which was brough. to ihe country from
Gelmspy by bis grandfather when he Was quite
youDg man. 1t is almost Of spherical shape,
CT the "bul!cyc' pattern, and was made By
VIM Puml9y, of Loodoc The watch was for
a long time the only iime piece in the old fort
a. Hsrrcdsburg, and to it MIR Yantis once owed
his his lite. He had gone to the B.ue Llcks in
company, ii is said, With Boone and Others icr
salt, aud, having become separated from bis
compaDicns. vas discovered and pursued BY
ludaus. Fitding himself about to be over
,sken by the redskins. be drew out bis watcb,
hastily detached the outer case and dropped it
to the ground, hoping its brightness would at
,rsot the attention Of lis pursuers while be
could make good his es;spe. Such vas the
Fortunate result of tie stratagen, and he sue.
ceeded in reschiog the fort 10 safety. de after.
yards had a new case made. e.-BQrdstovn thy)
Record
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
Space. ". IN sp. en-. VI.

Specisl contracts will be made with yearly sd
vertisers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Terms OF INSCRIPTION.
The beginning Of the New Year. which in
this case marks the advent Of smother decade OF
tho worlds progress, is deemed ct time for
new fesIuces, so tbs! from this date the Gazette
for the country (tri-weekly) will be supplied St
FCUR DOLLARS per annum in advance.
THE NEW RATES.
Alexandris Daily Gazette per snnum
Alexsndria Trl- Weekly Gazette. "
E Always cash in advance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-01
COL. gibson.

Col. Gibson, the regular nominee for
circuit Judge, has the reputation of being
an able lawyer, q close student and an
honorable man. No qualification in q
Judge is more essential than rigid hon.
esty and this both democrats and repub
hcans ascribe to Col. Gibson. We haze
conversed with several republicans from
Fond du Lac, men of high standing in
the legal profession in that county, and
they all bear testimony to the irreproach-
able character of Col. Gibson. Col. Wat
rous, as close an observer and as good a
Judge of men as there is in the state, saws
that Mr.. Gibson Will fill the position with
credit TO himself and to the circuit. Dur
ing his visit to this city he impressed ev-
cry one favorably by his quiet demeanor
and gentlemanly department. His pop
ularity in his own county is well attested
by his securing nine of the eleven dele
gates although home candidate was in
the field, and the entire eleven on the
final ballot. All persons who vote for
ellison may well feel satisfied that they
are making wise choice and supporting
q man who in the capacity of Judge will
make the circuit respected.
Ii honesty, firmness and decision are
requisite in any person it is in a Judge.
When all these essential features are
united in candidate, the people should
not allow indifference to make the cleo
ton Of such a man doubtful.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-01
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

4 state convention Of the democratic and con
-ervative electors Of Wisconsin II hereby called
% meet in the city Of Madison. al L O'Clock noon,
on WEDNESDAY,, MAY 18th, 1880, for the purpose
Of nominating ten presidential electors 70 be sup
ported al the next general election, and selecting
twenty delegates, four from the state at large and
Two from each congressional district. 10 the
national democratic convention TO be held in the
city Of Cincinnati. June Z2nd, 1850: and for the
transaction OF such other business a. may prop
Crly come before the convention.
All electors of Wisconsin. without regard to
past political associations. who believe in pure
economical and constitutional administration of
the national government, are invited to unite in
sending delegates to this convention.
AT the last national democratic convention held
Id rhe city If 81. Louis u 1876 the following res
uluti0n was adopted:
ReS0ire1 That the states he requested 10 instruct
their delegates - the national democratic cUnyen-
tiou TO be held ia $50 whether il be desirable to
continue the tWO-thi-as rule longer in force in
the national convention, and that the national
committee insert such RICHEST IN the call for the
next convention.
Each senate and assembly district OF the state
is entitle to two delegates in said convention.
By order u state central committee.
4. G. PARKINSON, Chairman
Madison, aa.lh -, 1880.