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Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10

Gu raoifal aOnge. ct franit BIah
fOrteQer, at &one &arel SOban paa lin
Mrm bapoe tatoueret en- Safobinerlus
% Snbfriften "Oso Ousr aus &onssr".
Oen rabifale Solbat | G~spublitsns
Scr bapoe inbitrspst bette msb uub-
letteIise 8oSitausr paa i'm Sub;-
ban aneoe minoft, at ban ielu ifuIbs
snbe iom Nor9s os Spsr9es &on9e.
, 1880-05-26

TIE thtrtl-tcrmers admit that there are
multltudcs Ut Hepubl,cana bitterly opposed toa
third term OF Graut; but thoy NIL CLAIM, that onoe
ho Is nominated, no matter by what means, all
OF them will support him. For the purpose Of
finding out just how this IL, and whether 1t 10
true Ia OhI6, which IL the critical Btato OH ao-
count OF voting In October, careful ilvcstiga.
tion has been made In tlfty-elght workshops In
Cincinnati, aud tho result Ia tho ascertatIMent
OF tho faot that tftfeH hundred 4f the Republican
uuFhngmtn employed IN lh0se shota trti not txe f0F
Grant for 4 third torn. The mon make this deu-
tlrati0n opGnly aud boforo tho ChtcAko Conyen'
ton. They don't lntend to bo called "bottars,"
and therefore sorva notloe on the party boasca 10
advance that they oanuot and will not yote for
third term Of Gsant-
Ono OF tho Cincinnati papers published few
days axo tho nauea OF 800 cltizeus who nude the
declaration that they mover would vote for
0rAut again. aud there are In Cincinnati 5000
Republicans who will oppose the third term TO
the bitter enl. We should think this an Indtca.
ton OF public sentiment to which It would DO
worth while to pay some attention.
How much More Of thla sort Of royot can
Ohio stand and stlil be safa for tho third. term
ticket at tho October elootionf We presume
such spolls- JobblnT dcsperadoes ~ Conkltng,
Cameron, and Logan don't care atFaw. II they
can't have the candidate they demand they
don't want tho Republican party to elact auy
ono else. They pFplcr It's defeat II they are not
to Job its othcos aud run thelr machines as they
plekAe.<
, 1880-05-26
THE RIGHT OF DISTRICTS 70 CHOOSE
THEIR DELEGATES,

Tlls Republican National Convention vii!
be organized on the basis of tho cult Issued
BY tho Republican Eational Committee.
This Gull Is tho warrant OF the Conyuutou's
existence and Its authority. al>l Is rs fol-
lows:
4 Nntlonnl Convention of tho Republican
pnrty will ulcut at Chicago on Wednesday,. thu
ID dug Nf JulLe ngxt, at II 0ellMk npUil, for tho
nunnntEon Ut candidates to hc supported fur
prnsldrnt anll Vlcu-preslaent at the hext elec-
tton. !f7ttbttcaHt ah!t taa MIg nt ro.oleire aelsh
uth! III suptMrttHx thoTolninfea III thu party,
Aru lntttGd u cUtst tHU attGtt4 fTDtn euftt CON-
grtssf.''aa dkfrtct four Ut rge lriin each sfutv,
twa from eash Territory. and twi troin tho
District VI Columbia 70 rppruselit thou In thu
Convention. J. D. uAAkI,0N, GhAttnAn.
.. THOMAS u. kEi0ii, H0urolary.
The call tlesIgnatea Chicago and Wednes-
dny, Juno 9, as tha place and tln.e for hold
Ing the National Convention. twill scarcely
be denied that, II 4 convention weru to bo hold
in St. Louis on Thursday, June j, .stch body
would have not the shadow Of u clalns to be
known as the Republican National Conye,l.
tlon, nor to represent tha Republican party
III tho choice ot Presidential candidates. II
this Is true, then It Is equally truu that all the
other requirements OF tho call muht ba
specifically observed In tho organization Of
the conyeut!on ltwould not be tho ilcpub.
, 1880-05-26

THE Illinois contest will not be decided In
tic National Convention without rcvertfng
to tho bolt Of the Grant delegates from the
regular Cook County Convention. because
TINT bolt was the means used tor obtnInlng
the fraudulent majority IN the State Con-
yeMtlon which subsequently, endenvorel to
usurp tho rights OF the Congressional dis
trlcts to appoint tho!r own delegates. twill
bs made clear to tho National Convention, as
II is already clear to the country. that the
Cook County bolt was organized in defiance
OF ala party usaea AID every principle Of
fairness. 1t will be demonstrated from the
records OF the Illinois Atute Convention
that, II tue regular Cook County delega.
tlon had been admitted from the first,
or even II The delegates from four
Senatorial districts in tAls county whose
seats were not contested III the Convention
hatl been allowed to vote Oh tho contest in
the other three Senatorial districts, the
Grant men would have beau In n minority.
ltelce h1e Grant majority tn tbs Illinois
Convention was Irregular and bogus. II q
regular and bona Jtdo majority In State
Convention cannot. under the terms OF tho
call, us,lrp the right OF the Congressional
distrtcss to appoint the two delegates each
which they are invited to send to the Ma
tiona1 Convention, then certainly tho Ma
tIonai Convention will not permit fraudu-
lant majority to usurp this function. The
Grant men auight sanction such fraud II
they could control the Convention In order
to do so; but, pending the settlement ot tshe
Illinois contest, upon which the bogus Grant
delegates from Illinois Will not bo permitted
, 1880-05-26

FEvpAL1sM dies hard. The Duke Of
Abcrcorn, who once served tho Tories Us
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, has numerous
family ot beautiful daughters md ambitious
sons. Tho daughters haye all been well
married, and tho sons. until this ycar, have
been very successful politically, three having
seats In Parliament mid two OF them holding
high Office under tho Crown. At tho recent
general election, only ono, Lord George HAM
ilton, held his placc, the sent for Middleses,
which, by the way, WIS contested by Mr.
Gladstonc's son Herbert. The other two
were defeated, ono Mt Kings Lynn, England,
tho other In the County Donegal, Ireland.
The Duko's brother, Lord Claude Hamilton,
was also defeated In tho County Tyrone, Ire
lind. The Duke, as might be expected. was
exceedingly disappointed and very angry at
these setbacks to his family, but nobody
expected that no would revenge himself
after tho manner which llo llAs recently
announced. Tho eldest son OF the Duke,
the Marquis OF Hamilton, was defeated In
Donegal by tho Rev. Dr.. Kinnear, Preshy-
tcrlan Clergyman, who Is an advanced Lib
eral md te1iant-rightor III politics. Although
tho Duke Inns no means df knowing 1t, he
suspects ttat the Roman Catholic and Pres
byterian tonantry on his Donegal estate
voted agaIpst Ills son, and, to be reyengcd on
them fof what he doubtless regards as
trattorous conduct, he Inns Ind every ten
ant-at-will OIL the property served with q
notice to quit; ho' refuses nil compromise
with them, and will doubtless eyict every
onu Of them, and all because they had tho
manhood, tho Intelligence, and tho pc
, 1880-05-26
jnrity Of tho party Ind declared ngnfnst Grant
ns n fhfrt-ter1n rnmlttlnif,

tority Of tho party Ind declared ngnfnst Grant
rs tlltrd-tor1n candidate.
There aro two circumstances which II Is
important 10 nate Mt this pnfmt. Thu first II,
that the nntltarAnt men 1T tho Slnto lsat(
never contemplated using their majority to
tllsfranchisc any Congressional districts tlat
might he carried for C3rnnt They Intended.
with their majority, Ia elect the four dclc-
gates from tho State~at-largc, md to leave 10
cach district tho right, rs defined by
party ,lRage and the rulo OF fairness, to mp
point Its own delegates to tho Natlona1 Con.
vention III obedience to tho direction Of Its
individual minority. Tho sccond clrcum-
stance 'ls, that, pending the struggle brforc
tho people, the Grant managers never avowesl
nor admitted TINT they would try TO Use
majority in tho State Convention 10 stile the
voice Of the ant-Hrant districts. Ilad such
mn abuse Of power been In Issue the third
tern, movement would llnve been dofcatcd at
tho primartcs oven more decidedly tl.an act
ually occurred.
Titus double fraud has hecn put upon
the Republicans Of Illinois In the nanlo ot
tic party,-iirst, tho seizure Of tho Stnto Con-
yentiun by minority, and, secondly, the
dfsfranchlsemcnt Of the districts which ha,f
tlncontcstetl'y declared against the third
trim candidate.
Tho National Convention which Is 10 le
i,clsl In this city week from to-tlay IL tho
court of lnal resort, SO fur rs tho party is
concerned. Ten Of tie Illinois districts, in
which there are antt-tirnnt ma1oritics, have
taken mn appeal 10 this tribunal. They c1a!n,
that, II they be compelled to submit to tho
yillainy Of minority llciatlon SO FIR rs tho
urtlclegntcs-at-largea concerned, In order
to maintain the sc,nblance Of party harmony,
there Is no rule, no precedent, anl no
Justice In tho imposition Of Grant delegates
upon ten anti-t'rant districts In tliis Stats.
They will ask tho National Convention to
protect them against this great wrong. Thus
tho question will become not merely local to
Illinois, but of National bcnring. 1t will be
III the power Ut the National Convention to
set asfde the Illinois yftlalny, and thus re-
lleye the Republican party Of MI responsible
lty therefor. II it fail to do 50 tile Illinois
fraud may determine the Presidential no,nt-
milton, md the resentment will then spread
throughout the country.
, 1880-05-26

tics l,as declined. md fancy capital stock
md high-prlccd stocks Of goods must ho
forced III tho market nntt sold for
wf,at they will bring, The vnst fortunes
wl,icl, woro gathered In during tho first
stages OF tho dftatton will bn swept away
eyc,. moro rapidly than they were made.
Tho decline In prices Mt tbs Stock Board in
Wall street Inns been genera! fall; tho
fancy stocks have gone under. md even tho
1lioro substantial stocks have not only lost
everything they gained sincc tho boom, but
1iaye gono oven mttcl, lower.
Another cnlamity resulting from tho boom
has been tile spasmodic rtso In wages, fol-
lowed by tho rapid tlecflnc.-a decline which
has closed already so many establishments
md forced 50 many persons out Of employ.
ment.
Tho reaction TINT Inns followed tho fever
heated expansion Il one Of tho worst re-
suits Of tho l,tllation Of prices, and, while
such reaction might well hnve bren fore
seen and was Inevitable, the "boom " was
pushed with blind faith md unrcnsoning
confidence TINT It was. to Inst forever. For
every tlollar Of profit n,nslo In this country
nut of the craze in prices, there l.avo been
ACl1 NHtlNka pAuHt hIfEA W 1HAlAhlfkIAAAEtS
md producers 0f Enrnpc. They fnre reapctl
llnrycst from ollr suicidal attcmptto cstal,.
ltsl prices III this country aDovc md beyond
those of tho markets Of lilo w0rltt.
As we'll for ono merchant In Chicago to nt-
tempt to fix prices 100 per cent greater tllnn
t!lnsc Of his netglbors, nt,d expect TINT fl's
customers will nat bug elsewhere, MS for one
conntry to undertake TO fix prices too per
cent above these of the rest OF tho world, and
expect consumers 10 pny tl'osc prices.
Tfe bottom Is notreached yet; the "boom''
will he wholly fattCned ont. Prices will fall
ia, their proper natural level, and that level
IL Tie highest price tint Is consistent with tho
greatest abundance md the greatest power
of consumption.
Tint people Is the most prosperous which
has the grentcst abundance Of this worlds
goods Mt prices placing them within tho
rcnch of tho grcatcst number. In tho propor-
tion TINT this uninn Of tho greatest produc-
tfon md the greatest consumption exists, then,
Is tho general prosperity Of tho whole cstab-
lisiletl.
When tho prices havc reached the proper
ratc, then consumption will be resumed. In
tlustrics suspended by tho risu in prices will
bc resumed, employment will 10 re-
stored, labor viii find rcn,unerattye wages,
and l,ealthful trade nnd enlarged pro-
tlucti0u will 40 OIL vigorously, adding
to tho wealth, nnl peace, and happiness OF
tho whole country. The calamitous boom
ought to be warning, but there is no calanl-
ity so great rs to deter men once seized With
the madness of speculation. That this boom
$s.A- ~fa3 l4~.
, 1880-05-26

a political party Is a poluntnru assoca-
tlon OF citizens who entertain Identical Or
slnli,ar views rs to public policy, nlld who
act together so long rs their views remain
unchanged, and so long rs their organization
Is managed and governed by tho principles
vt Justice and fairness There Is nothing
compulsory about such M association, either
as to Its control or its membership. Unlike
n State Or municipal organization, Il polft-
ical party has no lnws Furnishing chicanery,
stntIing Its primaries, oyerreaclling, conf.
dc,cc games, and the other oigcnscs that ,,lay
bo perpetratett against 1t. On the othor
hand, the political party has no laws punish
Ing NJ reasonable my refusal to actlNlesce
III nh Injustice or 0utrngo tliat may le per-
petrnted In Its name. OPEN revolt agnlnst
usurpatlpn or fraud Is the only remedy for
those who nro tho victims Of purtlsan MT
chine oppression, but fortunately It is a
remedy to which no penalty Is attached In
the casD Ut men who ure not Uslicescckers.
Hence 10 purity Gun hope to retain the al-
lGglance Of falr-mtndetl md honorable men
when 1t sanctions or submits to q patpable
ylltalny.
The seizure OF tho Illinois Stnto Conycn-
tl0n by the Grant minority was a villalny,
and the Republican party cannot approve or
colnlone TINT vllniny without yisking the
detection Ut tho lnrg1 cEass who resent 1t.
The struggle between the Presidential can-
dIllates In thls State WIS bitter and unequal
FROM tho first. The th!rd-termcrs had the
advantage Of controlling the lnachinc orEa,l-
ization Ut tho purity. The State Central
Col,lMittco and most of the County Ccntrul
Committees wero III their hands. Tho Office
holding class was Whipped into their surylco
BY tho Loss" dispenser OF Government
patronage. They Also lad tho acttvc aid md
sympathy 0f tho Democrats throughout tic
Stato. Tile Democratic districts wcru
counted upon III MI Instances to aond
thtrtl~term delegates to tho Springfield
Convention. Various tricks wero rusortel
to II, order to control the primaries and tllB
local conventions. III spite of these i'd
ynntages, tle Republican sentiment, hosttl1to
violation OF tho anti-third-ter,n precedent
and to the crowd Of machlAe politicians rep
rcsentlnE tho Interests Of the thtr1-Arnl cam
dldats, WIS found to bo so overwhelming
that n 1nnIoslty Of antt-tlfrl.turm delegates
wero sent to Springfield.
AZ s0uM MS the Gsunt managers became sat-
isllcd tllat tho struggle hui resulted In their
defeat Il built was orgaNizcl III Cook County
al q lncans for overcoming tlle minority. II
tho Cook County bolt lad mt furnished q
sufficient number 0f contestants, similar
bolts would probably l.uye bGen ordered In
other counties, From this p0int tile 'Huss' -
rode roughsllnd over tho majority ot
tho Republican party IN this State. Tho
rrgulnr delegation from Cook County
, 1880-05-26

SPEAKING of tho cheating, chtcanery,
packing, md other titshonornb:o meaus rcsorsed
to by tho poltIcHl Bosses to forco results aud
fastcn tho msllstono Of thIrd.ternism around
tho neck Of tho Republican party, tho Clncin.
natl Commercial observes;
III other words. the people at largo are mt to
hive my show at thIs thing. They are mt to
e1cuk. but to be spoken for, NIL tho time. If tho
third term cln be forced upon the country IN
this style, tho samn machinery would sutics to
over, EAyo chuncu in October ncxt ut tho third.
torn conspiracy, if It succeeds Within tho Re-
publican party. and they Wy htt It r'ghs II The
pArtY will ccHBo 10 oxl8t.
, 1880-05-26

DAiAHD's supurylsorB' bill was yesterday
debated IN tho Beuate, Cuuklinx characterized
It al intutiAe4 to nulsify laws guaranteeing FREQ
elections, and plarlny thoIn at the will 19 mtr-
clcss majority. Nj. Dayuri WIS severely crit
1ciscd for trying to tuko tho appointment Of
tha Chief Supervisors out of tho hands VI tho
Courts, ~ ~ to give tho Senate tho PRIV.
1luye Ut coulsplug Or rejecting thoas when
puln!'lated by the President. Tho simulated
tjuirt. Ut tho Democrats WIS referred 10 ~ a
GAIN Aefose tho ssurul which should fulluw thu
Presidential nominations. Tho leh1le wpa cnI4-
dueteu Qu Tue Democratic stdv py 1hurmnu aud
, 1880-05-26

ALI. tho arrangements for tho 1ntf-thlrd-
tcrul, tl-buiIdozcrs' meeting at the Ccntrnl
M1s!c-flAlI this evening huye been completed.
lnd tliore ia not tho slightest doubt TINT 1t will
he ono Of The most carncAt political gatherings
which ChIcngO has h,ltl for II long tlnu. Among
tho spcakers likely tn express tholr v!ows On tho
acc1sion llrc Prof. Swing and tho Rev. DR.. lty-
der. Tho list of Vtcc-Prcsidcnts, published Ia
nnotlcr pagp, Is I'm earnest Of tho high ciiaruc-
ter OF the intended mccttug, cmbrnriug rs It
ihcs attne Of ChtcnR0s most substantial bllsl-
ness mon, and several nf tho alfcst members Of
tho vnr!o,,s professions. Tho ltnino Of tho
rres4hont, Mr. II. W. King, is iii evidence that
thu meeting will b6 well conducted. nhd thur
oughly Republican md representative Ia cilar-
tlgtGr.
, 1880-05-26

/ TIE tlouble-trnck North State street Eall'
why Is progressing very rapidly. The Iron
already latd within couple of blocks Of Stase
street bridge. Tho horse.cars will probably %
running on It next 6unday or Monday.
, 1880-05-26

THE thirteenth nnnlal meeting Of thu MI
tlunal Woman Suffrage Association was held ut
indianapolis yesterday under tho Presidency Ot
Bllsan II. Anthony. Several nf tho must notel
advocutea OF tho right nf women to vote wcro
rrescnt- Ncurly every State In the Union was
represented.
, 1880-05-26

TIE CHICAGO TRInuNE hn$ established branch
tcct for the receipt Of subscriptions nud ndxeralse
kAicnis rs follows:
NEW YORK-lEoom q Tribune Building. F.r.Mc-
tUADnES. Mnnnger.
GLASGOW. Acotland-Ailnn'n American News
Agency. II ikenfnlh-At.
/ LONDON, nt. american Exchange ~ Strand.
h3lESHY +. l}ia LA, Agent.
y WASHINGTON. u. C.--l3l1 street.
, 1880-05-26

A MEETING OF prominent citizens of To-
pckn, Kas., wns held yesterday for tho purpose
Of tnking steps to relieve The inhabitants Of
Western Kansas who are suffering IN account
of tho continued drought An organization wis
effected, nnd 1t wR8 resolved that no appeal bo
mado outside tho State MS It WIS believed that
tho people of tho moro favored districts OF Kai,-
sns wo.id contribute sufficient to aid thoir suf-
fcr{ng fellow -cltizcns.
, 1880-05-26

ABOUT two hundred .neu who act IN the
capaclty Of helpers huya struck work nt tho
South HIde 1tulllng-siiils tor al iEcreasu Of
wagcs. Thoy get frx'm - to &ao0 per dAy nuw,
alld demand u per day. Tie superintendent Ut
tho uillls says he is willing to Iay what Others
arc paying for tho satua klpd Of wDrk, uul there
Isl prospect OF spoedy adjustment Of ull dlll-
fat5ttea
, 1880-05-26

voorhcea, who frIN1 to reply to tho structures
OF EnbklirH. Senator Edmunis occasionally
questioned tho speakers, ami made sosne perth
nrnt rrjoimicrs to tho Wild assertions Of tho
"'lnll sycatnorc," which seemed to greatly dta-
et,nccrt that gentleman.
, 1880-05-26

NoMtSArloSs for Congress from fn1r nf
tho 1.',Istnnn districts wcro ma,lc yesterday by
tho Republicans. Tic nominations for two r1ts.
trIuts--the First md Secnnd-wcrc postponed
till next month. Tho nominees Of yesterday
alp Tnytnr tlcnttie. George Williamson, Jn,ncs
3. Matthew's, md Charles II. Antlcrstnn. for tho
Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth plstrtota re-
Etnnttre
, 1880-05-26

THE A1cssrs. AllRn, owners Of tito steam
ehlp line which hours thgir nune, have with-
drawn their offer to incruasc tho wages OF the
btontreni dock-lnb0rcra who aru Oh u strike III
cents rer hour, ani anaol,noe thnt they will
bring mon fru,n England to nnioad their vessels
fur tho future. Thts will suaruoly DO pleasant
RoWs for tho strlkcrs.
, 1880-05-26

SEVERAL Democratic members Of Com
Rress representing districts In Illinois, VirEtnlu,
Tennessee, Kentucky. Texas Alabnma, a1td
Missouri, met Inst evening In n Washington
h0tcl III tho Interest Of tho Presidential asptra.
ttonB Of Col. Morrison, Of this StAtc. They sent
Il tclcgrnm to acnRtor Vest, ut Mobcrly, saying
TINT thoy considered Morrison would Be tho
strongest Presidential candI,lntc, In tho hope,
evidently, thAt tho Missouri Democrats would
ayrre with them md not accordingly. Tho
Morrison boom has been started too late In the
dny, and thoro Ia not enough In 1t to gtvo my
unoaBiucas to Samuel J. Tlldet.
, 1880-05-26

a NolgrH CA1'p11SA runaway couple nro
In curious prc,liea.nent. They presented them.
Btlves before IL Justice TO Ito tho matrimonial
knot. which that fnnctionary accordingly pro-
cceded to 10. AS ho was Just 1nattng tho cora-
1nony he t!roppch t!nad, Anl INV the couple do
not know whether they nro married Or not.
, 1880-05-26

LEON SAY, now Frcnc, Minister to En-
tEuntl, WIS elected President Ut tho French
}scnato ycster..ay, rice Martet. resigned. Tho
veto stood: For Shy, III; agasnst hlu. E'y, Of
(which 12l were blnnk.
, 1880-05-26

Prince WILLIAM MOSTE-NUovo, son Of
Hho Archdlchcss Marlo Intlsc, lust co,laart or
t1}nnaparte, by her roll,nntic 1nnrriage With
Nnunt Do Nlopcrgg, committed sniol'Ic yester-
e1ny. Ho WIS in very impccunlous clrcum.
&stnrccs.
, 1880-05-26

! EX-SENATOR Dorsey Is IN great agony les
Nen. Grant should think TINT ho dorsey IL op-
lDpscd to tho lhInt-tern i.1cu, n,ld hns written
g letter to tho ox.1'rcsicEt cnlphattcally deny-
ing TINT he Ia In favorof lsnne. md US e,nphnt-
hdcally asserting that hu IL for Orunt.
, 1880-05-26

THERE were four new cases Of smallpox
yesterday. Tho Health Department tloes not
seem To relax lis ctIarts to prevent the spread of
the llsenso, but tho abnminnbty filthy condition
Of tho West Sdn Rtrcots In calculated! to mor0
than countcrnct NIL precautionary nleaBurcs.
, 1880-05-26

. 1lESD1ucKs' backers arc beginning to take
ncttop In hls behalf. a large lobby Of his
drtends arc In attendance Mt tho Knnsns Demo-
icrntao Convention tt-tlay. Titde,l's friends aro
lou hand, too, anl thoy havc tho barrel.
, 1880-05-26

! TIE boom for Baynr,l hns commenced,
fbut it Is very weak and s!ckly o,sc. The
nicnyune Stnto OF Delaware hns Instructed It's
Lc!tgntcs to Cincinnati for him.
, 1880-05-26

TltE Appellate Court held yesterday that n
fpnrty who lent nlnnoy ut uRury Forfeited NIL
sclaim to my interest whatsoever, and coull re-
cover only tho principal In un action for dobt.
, 1880-05-26

4, LOGAN, not satisfied with his Bosssh!p
asplres to be 1oklst. IIo reads THE TRl1uSaa
lecture on the sin Of boiling! This IL tsuT
conical, coming from tho engineer Of the Fur
wcll.IIall bolt md tho bolt In Louisiana. Joaus
you are too funny for anything.
, 1880-05-26

[1T Is generally suspected In this city that
= the Louisiana bott Of the GRANTEES wps the
work Of tho "Illlnols Bosa," When hs received
private telsgratin information that tho thlsd-
formers had failed TO nuke It "solid," md
would have to bo content with fraction Of thu
, 1880-05-26

: THE Boss nnd his organ will sayo them.
solves hemp of mental discomfort II they WY
pnste 1t In their hats 20 as not to forget 1t, taM
THE TRIBUNE Is tho guardian OF Its own poaf
icQl conscience. =
, 1880-05-26

If tho precedent established at tho Cinrln-
natl Convention in 1870. md ut othor Repuh,
ltcan Conventions, Is followed, "thc unit ru,n~
Will not bo enforced, md tho, voting will tats
rtacc undor some such provision as this adopted
four years ago at Cincinnati: 60.
HIDE e. In tho r.cnrtl Of tho vote by States tha
vote OF uach StAtc, Territory. and tho nstrct II
cnlumuta shall he announced By the Chairman.
mid In c,sp tho v0tn Of Auy Btnte. Territory, of
Chairman st,nIt announce tho number Of yotpa
cast for any candldnte or for or against AM
proposition.
If IN this r,Ilo Is adopted, 81 Constructions"
arc dtsrcgnrled, mud % the baltottng becomes
n lest Of tho rcnl strcngth Of tho candidates
among tho Individual delegates, thlrd-tcsmlsa
wfirbe buried out Of Htglit,
, 1880-05-26

Nor less than seven Of tho sixteen persons
nrrcRtch for participating IN tho Communist dis.
rurbnnccs In pnris Inst Sunday, turn out 10 bc
Foreigners.
, 1880-05-26

TIE impeachment Of Mayor Knl1och, Of
Fan Francisco, was commenced yesterday be-
fore tho Superior Court Of thnt city.