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, 1880-06-10

TIE Indiana Democrats met yesterday ut
indianapolis to nominate Stnto ol'!rurs n,ld to
select delegates to tho 1>clt,ueratlu NAuonat
Convention. ~ t,io request Of the rivnl caildt-
dutes for Governor, ex-Gnv. Hendricks pro-
sided. n,,tl wus received with grcAt enthusiasm.
In h!s speuch to tho Convention, Gov. Hendricks
referred to tho ticket nominated at tho ChcnKo
Convention rs wuilk, but l,p Ind tho good Sense
ut tho snfne tine to wnrn tho Desnocr1tcy TINT 1t
wntttd tnke hn11 work to bcut 1t. 1fo nircctci to
ueleva t,t tho Republicans did ,iot deu falrly
with Get,. Gs7,nt. md WIS ovidulity disappointed
TINT tho ux-rruattlens WIS not non't'lAtedNt Mt
Chlctan. Tho Convention nominated cx-Con-
grossnnn Ln,ldess, OF hut lunaey notortesy, for
Governor on tho sccond batot; md thGn, to
henf tho differences excited by the cnrynss,
nominated Lantlcrs' competitor, Col. Gray, for
L!crtolunt- Governor, The othor State officers
wcro rcnolnInntHl. Tho delegates to tho Gill;
clnt,uti Convention nro lirBt, Inst. ind all tho
tine enthusiastically for Hendricks. Tho plnt-
form cnls!sta ot ilftcun resolutions, nil Ut thu
regulation pNttpril. HUnaturB McDonahl nnd
Voorhees, nrc ,iclcKutcs-nt-arKc, and will 1'o tho
managers Ut tho Hendricks hnum ut Cncinnau.
, 1880-06-10
II all be true tl!at llas beon written about

II all be true t1!at las boon written about
tho Circuit Pyramid, there Is ao'no roasoa
to think thut tho Archttoct Of TINT wonde11al
structure employed c0.6!: aa ono Ut tho nu'h-
bers expressing tho rntlo or tho ciEcun,serci'co
OF u circle IL, IT, dta1notcr. Tho other HUMBER
will be 1851, which IL tho fourth power Of " ano
thGso two il.y1 recently been cla'med 70 e1'
press tho rnt!o nboye lIoted.> Tho dvistono1 taa
graatar by tho lcss does, however, g!s'o faho
which is u little more than oue rart In two M''''
los III excess Of tho truth: It Expresses tho ee.
imeter Ut ero,iMscriblng potygon OF alous
.,50o gtdcS inatcnd Of tho circumference! Q! 1oe
eirclo. 1t would be curltsus It ollo sh"n'! nua
out at last that thu xuonutry Ut thu aselcI''s
WINS tufectIyu to this exte,It, Instead Of pclns
petfeut, NJ ll.ia 70 OFeul, been clAfnicA
, 1880-06-10

TuE principal feature connected with tha
two Grcenbaek Conventions assembled tn ths
city, which last night coalescati Into une tnhnr-
nlottIous bo<'yt wns tho speech OF ncnis keur-
Ney, lute Of the Ban Fra,lcIsco uouap OF Corroo.
,lun Denis felt uyxr4cvcl at senator Conk.
llag'3 refaraucu 10 hIin xhaa uotnitlatlux
GruAt, and Dcuis appliod to thu Nov
York gentleman soyeral choice ep!tAots
frum hls CHOICE vocabulary; nor did
he fail 10 pay his compliments to Senators
legau pnd Cuulerou. He tLou eutere1 Into U
, 1880-06-10

THE Oregon eloctlon Monday resulted In q
Nrpnbllcun yictory. n. c. ncorHo, the lsopub.
ienu candidate for Congress, was eicatcd by
Ahout l,0o0 mulurlty ovur Whitaker, tho prcs-
eut member, WIN Is II Democrat. Tho 1topub-
l!cans also efct three Supreme Court Judges,
and Will In al! probability, have YDpd working
majority in bath branches Ut tho Htato Loxls-
luturo.
, 1880-06-10

THE French Chamber Ut Deputies seem
dotersninct to t,blltorutc nil traces or tho Etn-
pire. The Nntonnl Flte Dny, which hls hithor-
to been thu lath Of August, tho anniversary OF
tho establishment Of tho Empire, ia now fixed
for tho 1l,h Ut July, tho anniversary Ut tho
stormtnK Of tho 1Matllc.
, 1880-06-10

THERE Is every prospect TINT the COM
racrclnl treaty bctweon EnEnnd and FrAnce,
nl,out which there hns beeil considerable ueYo-
ttat!on recently. viii 10 s,on npree. OIL. Ii. LII
eour, tho rcrcnt.y-appointu,l French Minister. IL
n thorough freo-tr.tler. tn IL Mt. Glnlstono, md
tho proposed treaty will bn nrcunKcd Oh freq
tfAIe prlurtptcB,
, 1880-06-10
THE LAST WHINE or TIE THIRD
TEHMEuE

"lac'' nus osereake'i sl'e hosses ""o'i "
Represents. IL II too'lsh' however, 10 "hiao
~ excessively aS the eS,ose"n una ses'o1'
aay' h'ersooay KNOWS how o""'y IL leeis,
BECAUSE eSersoouS uhoe9s'otus 'low I''uc,,
~ aea III staNe IN the snseess oi t1o posaes'
II WV! not gun a''y at'all1o''a1 ply w taa'
onctn4 1le tsno and lA'lepehueflt Nep"pilc-
a''s VINO hhtl the courage ana uho pat1iot'stn
u co'loat lof Ao p''he'pio VI a'sstst,ot
popalaf' 9epiescl'llt'o''' anu W nct'l o"eA wv
lHfa.tesm aanRer' e'eh l" n!o oNleht ol
s"ctine1lg u'e'' o"n l'no11ls' ~ "nuso w.
lu!a m tles INV. "oske" 81 lo's ""4 e"!'tessls.
Aho ouFae'l VI the eS,o'k"rs p.a'''. 'l''s
~ sItneseu 'lo'" tho 1oi'o"'ns e@''''e' ito"'
~ ~. co'uahs: "a
d,im't Tia Wiin,.t,, ,,t', "iu r,ssd to stck mid
didn't. Tho Wn4hbu,.g !,,u,, woto surc they
Wa .I s'h s;ef to Gt tn9y "n .r ;..,ri t q ia lo
,iato, but thoy t.i,l. Thu shcrilAn men swt'rs'
ney w9a exer aeseft tGlr ,,a Saia!1! n.
desert t,clr caiatini,,ta, n .lau t{,.iHi. Ihat's
tl!o n9,, diIsesonoo ootwoen Grant men and otaer
~ ,s,,t ,,.cosso r,, ,,,r Tin ,x.oro,r ~ tho
ox~1,t,ss,, -. ,v,,,s,, IT,, ,rr,nf ,,,v",,un ,ho
1,loino n,nu thn sn.r,u,,, ,,,n liza Ed,uu,Ia
NM, mr., ,to V,.h,, r ,n,,,, I,l~,t !. stt"r ),
f. f. ,or,. s,,,it ,,c,,.,, ,,,.+ ta to,o ~ TIN
s,a,,t mn, ,vaa ,,o,",1 ~, ,vlot thov eou.
catr"' tn II. tho ,,t.Is" ] ~ ~ tha ',,,nos5tior n
tna,,1s stor,,,,,r,, NV, ,,ss r,.,. rim oo,,,t,'I
r,.on what ,hov sr,,,mae., IN h. vnr,uu,s for.
tin,,s % stm,,hornjv @ n,lnri,,,- tn trrtr vnr,n,,s
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, 1880-06-10

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sa' WV. o"s.e'; au sns'. ,',, s .'"s u..3
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.o st'e'.Sa ~ 'uo p'.3 ~ oI'e' 4'o.'"e''
o'"'es' t"'s - eo'.'A"'S ,''o '"o'u 's''o.'''
III on!2: nls Rset. pc'aot1'. , pop"4at.1s l "ss1
en 'tle o'a,N ;" o1soutl ,": as VIGIL ~ So'c''''
ora M w s"o'p"s n,"lo'''aes,
a"s s.''eWuest ue'.'!et@''o p.'t " en''see,
,, M'a w ~ eo,'coneI"~ u'o'1, 30" ."fR ",l
lnu'a''a' n'au tnat p'"" VIII psooao'y "
ampt"'' w" W" theoty s"as tt,.lnect!ca'
t'au Hsw JeEses eau ~ enFsleu u Sew iofl'
gocs oesn'@!''le l''s We" exp"le" ps .saE
, 1880-06-10

JoHy kelly, tho Tamn,any boss' sso M.s
saken to iecturug, huy.ne stad paper OIL ~
Sisters ot Charity; yholr Origin And "osk' ~
aid Of tue ur.uilua Conyent Of Aorflssa".hus. a,Ihs
Cooper Illstltuto WAs crowded slutiaS nx.I asI.n
whun tue lecture was dvlyoret AMI about *.,' ,.s+
was roalzod. 1t may bo Judged froin 1n.. 'r H.
tho Tildcn-aa.l.Tlllea cuu2pai0n 1'ite'css ="
Kelly no more. lte rpalIy IL bsato. whctnoa ~
pl.pita tho 1act Or nut, II Mr.. Ilon IL nov 1o'.
tnated It will not bv OH account or auysnns u..'
Dir. Juhu Kelly has dons or retrufucd tso1 "o
ttlx.
, 1880-06-10

NAPOLEON DwArEAu, Of Hull, Ont, threw
his chtld out nf tho sccpni-st6ry wilti0w Ut his
house thu other day. Thu child WIS oauGht In
Its full by nrlghbor. uud wins thus pr.,nll!y
saved fru1n sur!os,s II not fntal Injury. Na-
1n!cou says blu child IL I'LL aEKel with wings and
cun Ay. it Is evident tlmt the chti1's fnthor Is
not An ntlXGI or u euint.
, 1880-06-10

THE action Of the Chicago Conyontlon gayo
tho doath.blow to third -tesn.tsm la tho Amer
lean nepubto. Il II q danger that will novor
axnin mGnuce tho institutions OF tho country.
When tho reelection OF Ten. Grant was pro-
poscd In oertaiu quarters III 1876 tho Iteputlteau
Htata Conventions wero prompt In collonlning
It, and Gen. urunt voluntarily Withdrew from
, 1880-06-10

TnE Maryland Democratic Convention to
selcot delegutes to tho Cincinnati Convention
wus hell! ut baltimore yesterday. Resolutions
Ut the usual character, tlcnunelAtory Ut thu IT,
publican purity and Of tho Electoral Coln1ni&.
Hun. wera lasse1. Thu Convention indorscd tito
candllature Ut Senator lsnyurl. but did not !u.
Htyuct for thAt geHtlutuan. Among tho lclo-
Eutea'al.MrXo ar1 ex- Euv. John Loo Carruli aud
ux.Htu4tot Whytp,
, 1880-06-10

THE Georgia Dcnncrats selected delegates
to thu Cincinnati Convention ut AtlAnta yestGr-
t!ny. Fourteen tnnmbers 0f tho delegation fAver
tho nomination Of FIol,l, Daynr.l IL tho eho'co OF
onc. and Tffden is tho prcfcronco of nnottcr
t!ufGgatc. \ resolution In favor Of tho two
thirds FllIC WINS pAsHksl.
, 1880-06-10

rrErE French Government lRs finally re-
solved 10 emil ur tho Jcsuts to lenye FrAl.re On
tho ,Dth of juno. Thoso 0nHnKed III etll1cu-
tio.,nl wark Will bu permitted TO reman till tho
Ulat ut August.
, 1880-06-10

N. ". Cuf1ry.
II. II. .l'ctFt;i,
YEllMQXr,

Ass liz AG1Elts
Jnhn Gregory Smith, J.. 1}nrt Cross,
5,Sa E5,eSef r. stssts ti,;.,,ss'' o9n @ @MsGllouah'
John II. Mead, ltanry o, lscldon.
vlnG1Nia.
George II. npwaon, l.otrrt Nntton,
Q. il. !t!lsaclit ". l.. Fer.,nid,
J. +. Wilson, WiLliann 1lrowI.
WEST virginia.
4: ". Campoll. A.C. Moore,
i. r Mse"s82,tiok, J.M. ttas!,ns,
t;'15' I. i. II; Ilubssyyas, 1bs1s,sys ''"' Davis
wfscoSsrs.
]. u. CaAsnttny, i. II: noRerH,
fhtwn.rf Snnderaun, F.g. Wtnktcr.
Itio!nua =. suott, VII, ,Iiylnschmoyor,
w o,afss. s'fSa"yA' Phiiots: III WstEs; ssxyor,
Chnrles rnnctior, t.eyi Rowland,
Az. T,i,r,ncr. .,. !; y. l"ak.
Normal L. Jal,,cs Isaac stephenson.
Atslz1NA.
a. r. X. safrorl, Levi 1sashford.
DAKOTA.
rortcr Warner, C.T. Mccoy.
n1srn1cr or COLUMBIA.
John F. Cook, Bnylos J. Dowen.
IDAHO.
George L. shoup, j.w. nrown.
.... MONTANA.
II, N. Dlaho. Ii. i. Flakc.
NEW MEXICO.
William nrcedon, William L. 1syuorson.
q. ". Dcnnctt. +. A. THOMAS.
wAs1l1SnroH.
Thonns L. Minor, 1honns Il. Drents.
WYOMING.
n. q. brown, W. 4. Carter.
Tho following. who voted for nlnlnc, Sherman,
Or Washburne, iuuy bo considered tho reserve
guard or tho glnud arIny. Tho supporters Of
Mr.. Ululhu wcro:
A1.AnA,tA.
,fnmcs @. Raptar, l.. Il. Parsona, Jr.,
Willard Warner, William II. smith.
cAI1r0tsxIA.
]. g. Wilmording, CreGd Haywood,
y. a. Inv!H, !: X: pnAk,
Securities ifuH. II. T.. FntrbRnks,
.tuhn Mu1lHl!e1, .]Osapli Russ,
71,s Asnaist MefSfsx y ssson, FL + Il fHys ttxiss,
DELAWARE.
Levi q. Ctnrke, 13nnjnnlln Burton,
Nathaniel Ii. s'initbers, Albert Curry.
3 & Il M%sS; I;;,or A. II T. Mitt1Slsa6ss Iita,iISbc'6s,.
rixin 1ssichef, Iii. Prsaee, Ps'
J. I, Long. Jutson W. Lyons,
or tho Delegates Of this State, three woro tor
Sherman. md ono for Garfield.
fEL1HUfs.
E,!!ott Anthony, wasn. !. li!uiSnsr, 4 i,;,
g. e&.':f' ". %'ar.b, J: J. +; }'ow. n!"n'
! VS.. ualo, burue.
KENTUCKY.
e. G. Hubbard.
NEVADA.
z. y. Edwards.
TENSESsEK.
Dnvid Num-.
, 1880-06-10

Mn. GLAnsr,xE will submit to Tic British
Parliament tu-.lny resolutions rropuslng II dis
tsilniiion. rcnrFnngemcnt, und reduction Of
tNxntion These stops nre considered necessary
In Wow Of tho intitltltc TT which tho Turlea uft
tho financial affairs of tho country. aui tho
deficit III tho ft,dfan budget nrfsng f,,n tho
cost nr tho As9hnn war. It il believed TINT Mr..
Gladstone WILL III Introducing his resolutions.
tnke occtsIosl IL itnm,Hn tho ttnA,csal policy Of
tic late uoverttncnt, charging gross tuisnintl-
axclurnt arlil pxtrlYurlnrr.
, 1880-06-10
TRIBUNE; BRANCH OFFICES.

THE C1i1cA0o Tntnt;SE has established branch
ut!ccs far l3,c recupt Ut subscriptions and aurorsc-
Alnftfs a. follows:
NEW YuItl;-llnosn . 7rt1uns building. +. ~. Ac-
tAnnES. Manager.
Gl.AsG0N. Scotland-Aan's American News
Agency. II Renticlsl-st.
LONDON, EIla,--Anlcrlcnn Exchange. ~ Strand
lkS1sf +. GtI.s1N, Apnht
WASllINGTUS. d. C.-tllH Rsroct.
, 1880-06-10
GARFIELD MEN AND THE RESERVE
GnDPa

Tllo following Ia list, as acc,rato ns It Ia pns-
atb!c To nuke II, Of tic no Delegates to tic Mt
uonnl Convention whn vptcd fur Gen. Garfield
ou tho thirty-slxth MD lust hallot. It Ia we'll
tlu,t tho nntnes of tho men WHO ssnoshutl tho
t,sIrl-tortn heresy should 10 preserved. In con-
neettout tho natnes OF tho twclvo delegates nrc
given, although ene Of them voted fur 1sluine,
hut who 1t Is unknown. Nor Is It known who tho
1nntl wns who voted for Gnrneld III Gcorgln.
Tho dehpral got soyon vntes In Illinois, hut tho
nntnua Of only i've worO laarnod with certainty.
, 1880-06-10

X LARGER ncrcago tfsa1l ustlnt Is ttntlcr
cotton crop III thu Southern States This ycar.
, 1880-06-10

TIE Democratic yutar,i,s mt the Attlwau-
kea reunion talk uf organizing club tn send to
Cincinnati III tho interest Of Gen. Hancock =
iiUu,IlHltfon.
, 1880-06-10

DENty RUSSELL, ex-1'rusiticlit Of tile LII
fnyr,tu Hank Ut New Orlenns. WIS nrrcstcd yes
tertay on tho cllurgo OF enlbozxllnx portion ot
tho bunk funds.
, 1880-06-10

ILLINOIS 9r. ANDREWS NUCtETY--,ten.hern al
thg liinIs ~ Andrews Sncety ayn requested ~ Il
ti thH smctal u Jnnn lsn* ftu'i !is intH r;.s!
u. i'JlIS STEWA A1tt, Secretary.
, 1880-06-10

THE Ottawn Orllgninen will not paratlo
next l4th of July. Tho ltlbbunlncn In cntlso-
qucncu VIII harc 10 ocGnsfof, to create Il row,
, 1880-06-10

l}1I.1s' SrN1Snl:1s WIS rcl,oniinated for
Congress by tin Democrats nf ,tho Twelfth
tsprti,glled} District yesterday. lilo hal ito op-
1,,,u
, 1880-06-10

Two Fnrfsiau editors Ind Il tltleI In 1,e1-
eirm ycstcfiuy. Onn Of thsm WIS wos'iuesi
tWicG.
, 1880-06-10

yEeT1eker'~ Theatre.
Madison street, beiwcon 1)earbOEn and 8tat0.
Ahbey'n ituinpty- -i>ulnp,Y Ml,d Spanish Hsudonts.
, 1880-06-10

GEN. GAnF1E1+l,, not Senator tohA.,nss :. ..',t
VIM tho luaster usind Of tho Coaseasloa., - rs,i
Con. Garhell WHO when tho coaschuoa ."u,
fully resolved to expul the thrcs de1esa'e' "-@
, 1880-06-10

HAS our netgl,bor over tho way ats ats.A,.,, sn.Is
to gay Ur Mr. GarilulI Evc1rl VI nv ~ ,rt:n
4utxttunf it Il has, VIZ bcnd our acaa "
Its retuurks-i..O. ..,,p
Yes; he tuads "pulp" Of tho thlrd-term 'a'.s a,.s
aud Loss rulu bu4luess. 1,o YOU hear 'a'
t1ncflY2
, 1880-06-10

A BAPTIST Clergyman l,anKetl himself ut
Delhi, Ont, yestcrslny. Nh t:,llsc Asslsncd.
, 1880-06-10

WHAT was the thir.t.term v0to on tho Inst
ballut2 Iouk ut It, n!,d Judge htw far tho co1a"
sprncy ha,l the approval Of thinking mcu III the
, 1880-06-10

Central Mustt.Ethll.
C0Enor ItntltfoIpt nl,d StMtc. "FInnfofo."
, 1880-06-10

EVERY ono noticed tho admirable arra1tgo-
nlents Of tho Convention. tho perfect system
that prevailed In seating tho vast nud!enco, the
absence OF my friction among tho distinguished
H,scsts, and tho cnse with which they found tho
se,ts on tho stngo or elsewhere allotted 10 them.
For tho good 0rtlcr-p1ccpt OF COURSE when the
audience boeamo Wild with cnthuslnsnl~
and the courtcay thut prevailed during
tho terribly tedious sltslnEs of tho Con-
vention, the city md tho country arc
indebted mnsnly to tho gcnial manners
aud tho ccAsclnss vigilance OF Gen. William f.
Strong, tho Chtcf Mnrshnl. Enry und latr, ho
was constantly ut bis post, mld nothing that
could contribute to tho comfort or tho wclfaro
Of tho officers and tho gueass Of tho Convention
escaped hls not!co. Ills assistants, toot Hcrb
uver on tho alert, and nothing Was wanting
which thelr ctforts colld supply. Gen. etrons's
H0st successful anu efficient sorvico has won
fur him tho cordial thanks Of ali bis fullow-cltl'
zens. Tho city will know whom u appoint
wEcn It moods q courteous And most elaclcat
Murah41.
, 1880-06-10

ITnvcrty's Theatre.
nensborn street. curnur nE Monruu. "unco Toms
, 1880-06-10

l1oniey's Theatre.
1tnntolrh Hsrerl. bctHcen Clark md La sa!lo. "A
Cnsu."
, 1880-06-10

GnrNelt1's ronl ntjorty.. lu
Thorc were still funr scattering anti-thir.l-tcrm
votes mt Included ln tho abuye, which would
hayc curried It to 143. AS soo.t as tho opposition
found II mum to co.nbno on they bud abuu+
lntce Of strength TO nominate Him.
, 1880-06-10

TuE Illinois De,,locru.s assembled Mt
Springfield II, preparation for tho Convention
tt.duy ,re sorry tllstr,uuht ut tho nomination Ut
Gen. tnripld, mud uru in II q!atllary III to Whit
they uhll! do. y few days ago, when tho nol1,-
Itu.tiun ut nrn. urnni seemed probnb1c. thoru
weru scores OF Dcinogralttc candidates fur
nomination to tho various Ssnto of
tlvcs: now 1t tooks as II it wout1
be exceedingly difficult for tho leaders
to find any persons who will accept tho empty
hntsor Ut p'Ace on tho ticket. curtcr ltnrrls0n
il tho uniy unc apparently anxious fur tho
nomination for uover,lor, a,i ii backed TIP
ifl Ills elAu,s by Mike Mcdonald MID few other
Chlcagn statesmen ot tho satao stump. hut
"Iuo" Maektn. FrNnk AEnrw. and Perry Smith
will moi atstcn to s,lch proposition. Thoy even
threnten to defe1lt his eundltlAcy for place III
tho hclcgatton to Cincinnati. Thc country Dcno-
Gratis utc .sgustch with tho Cock County mob
ul.l its chickering's, md will robnbly pny no ut
tcntton wllntevur to their demands. and would
he quito kln.l 1t tho tnub would tlKht out thor
difficulties by themselves.
, 1880-06-10

By the rifles Of t!lo Convention, after q
delegate Ind cast his vote ho WIS not permitted
to chanHc It un that l,allut, and Delegates who
did not vote When their Stute wns cuIlcd were
MT allowed IL vote ut utly subsequent stugc Ut
that Gull, but h,ul to wn1t until tho next one. 1t
w,ss tho rKlll enforcement Of these ruics that
kept Gnrllcls lINaL yutu down tu hg. The
1Ilninc md Wns!,burnc men Of several tclegu.
ttuns wcrp not nwnrc tlsat tho thirty would
te tho Inst lInllot, anl thnt Tho tinnl struggle
hu1 como. IT that bud hcun known Gen. Gar
,ud would halvc received tho following al
tltttotlAl votes;
, 1880-06-10

TIE c1utrroUiM Of tlio Urnil Pacific was
.'|letl with yu,iHR H,gf, iast evening w!,u NJ
ac,nt!ctl tlicro Tor tho purpose uf forming n
"yu,i1,g MEMS 1urlcld Club" It WIZ dcci,ted
that +, committee. consisting OF ono n,cn,l,cr
frpta cach city ward nrd o,.c frn,u c,ch rotn.
ulisHloncra district should bu appointed BY tho
Chairman Of tho meeting, Mr..FrAhklln Mig
ycaEh, fDr tho PURPOSE Of nnkiug arrangements
for permanent organization. II committee II
SIX wus ntsu appointed to prcpnrc for n 1t.sss-
,,lreting tu rtlfy tho nu,aInnttun. Great entha.
siss,s, w,s displayed, and It IL oycnt TINT tho
yu,,,lg men OF Chicago Intctn to rnlly reMnd tho
Republican ling n1ld tn lIoAr II to victory.
, 1880-06-10

CoSNEcrtCuT.
Hcnry G. Robinson, William 9. 1io,lHh,
John ". nn.1lns, Edgar y. Tweetty.
Augustus l1rllndaycc, M.Tnylor f3nhtwtn.
Huttic T. FeasrntiGli, Wllliam N. COrhn,
Andrew ss i. Utps"' Epson. Daniui chSdwissk.
INDIANA.
nenjaun Harrison, Tholnas II. Little,
1)AHlc! D. KNtnltF, 1&bscon Il. 11HwkluB,
0uor9e ". Fr!Iey, JAtnes u. McF,lt1le1i,
lntsics 3. Collins. william Il. MUkuGn+
AiexAnder tl!lchrtst, Enos II, Ne!aker.
ss 1a r. oySs. M S*S"' so2So + eftsoa,a' esttsnaa
Sat',no! j. Kerchivul, frlnk !. l,s!loll.
". A.. Slom1ntna, john w. Wilnnrt
1onuthnn II. Fredlcy, ]. ]. Todd.
.1nllos II, Crozlcr, J. Frod Null,
Fnlhcs Atkinson. William n. tlnpp,
jssp axa l. isan aJiss ons,nin ID iStss Dssnport
ILLINOIS.
:: e &s!ts; rre,ns 5eh" 5sriIanS: GsaSS
Thu iI.l,les Of tho two o.hors woro not asocr-
tlnct.
IOWA.
j. 3. C!nr'tson, J.. y. Butler.
=. ". Clark, Frttnk y. Upton,
il. Ii. Henderson, X. s.. tIatncs,
II. a. l}urrctI, GeDrKc .: Woo!!on,
]. s. Hurley, Eiwllrd X. Mexico,
J. y. Tsiolnpson, 1niiM J. ltunnelfs,
ii. T.. CNrr+ j. W. I.oWCllynt
]. +. IllssUtt, ]. ". Shurp,
i. I. st,lrHls, ". y. tuess,
II. l.. Hun, y. W. Hutkncss.
KANAAs.
Fem sn9y 4 irsiya;'son ast1' l. I H. s1sast, 9siiss,,
G;osrse II casc' a.,';l,,, III; rlnMn a,,,,,,.on
KENTuoKY.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-07

A RELIGIOUS paper suggests that
1t is time, In the person Of Rev.
Garfield, to show again that the
church is superior to the State.
This view of the matter may be at
tractive TO the Alliance, but we
doubt very much whether it will
commend itself to the sober second
thought of the American people.
A preacher who sticks to his sacred
calling Is no doubt a very inter-
esting and valuable member OF So
ciety, and worthy of all respect;
but a minister Of the gospel who
sloughs his sacred functions to en-
gage in Credit Mobilier and De
Golyer scandals is worse than an
infidel and to be reprobated Of all
men. In the variance between the
professions and the practice of such
men is to be found the true secret
of the rapid and alarming growth
of freethinkers and unbelief In the
United States.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-07

THE pleasantest note which
reaches us from San Francisco is
the rapid transformation Of Work.
ingmen's Clubs into Hancock le-
gions. Blood in thicker than
water, and the pitiful attempt OF o
few hirelings to keep up split in
the Democratic ranks will prove a
miserable failure. Hancock, the
man who placed the civil above
the military authorities when the
war ended; Hancock, who stands
on a platform which claims that
the public domain is rightfnlly
reserved to the people, that the
reign Of corporate aggression
shall cease and that the
Chinaman shall not come; Han.
cock, who embodies that Demo.
cratic championship of the poor
and lowly which has been all that
has prevented their being crowded
absolutely to the wall, will receive
the enthusiastic support of all the
Democrats Of California aud o.
myriads of Republicans, besides
The attempt to divide the Demo
cratic ranks, and thus permit th.
Republicans to conquer, has al
ready disastrously miscarried. Tht
masses will stand pat by their in
terests this time, and will give thu
hero of Gettysburg u glorious
senu-off.