The Hartford herald., 1880-04-21
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2I, 1851.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2I, 1850.
LOUISVILLE d Nashville Railroad
stock has declined from II - to - II .
in the last week.
BLANroN DUNCAN says tie Green
back party is dead, and he has Joined
the Democrats again.
BELL county, KY, Democrats in con-
vention assembled on tlIe 18th inst, de-
claretl fs Tilden and Hendricks. F
THE Trimble County (Ky.) Conren-
ton took vote on President aspirants,
which resulted ia an almost solid Vote
for Tilden. e
THE New York Democratic state I
convention was held yesterday at Syra- /
clISe. There is hardly doubt but il
sent a solid Tilden delegation to Cincin-l
alati. ~ W. ~ =
JUDGE II. ). MosELEY, after AN alb
Scnce Of several months in Florida, re-
turned home yesterday. lie is looking
better than We ever saw him, and he
SAYS his health is better than il has been
for years
rHE amendment 10 the constitution
recently adopted in Indiana changes
the time of holding their State election
from October to the same time in No
vembcr that Congressional and Presi-
Dental elections are held.
AS old topper In the STATE Of New
Work overcame the appetite for liquors
I,v eating an orange hour before break
fast, every morning. lie says the
taste of liquor Of any kind soon hecame
very repulsive.
A STORM at Marshiield, Missouri,
sunday night, destroyed almost the en-
tire town. Seventy-eighl lives are
known 10 be lost, eighty-iive wounded
ami only fourteen buildings left stand
ing.
The inquest held in Muhlenberg
county ON the-exhumed remains of b.
&. Davis, mention of which was made
i'm last weeks issue, has been completed,
aud the jury rendered a verdict that
deceased died of disease His wife, Mrs.
McCown, was entirely exonerated, the
proof showing ler TO have been kind
and attentive wife.
REMEMBER Democrats, that the
primary meetings next Saturday week,
are Democratic primary meetings.
Read the call of the committee and see
who are entitled 10 participate and act
accordingly. No one should he per
mitted TO take part who is not a voter
of the precinct where he participates,
aud who fills the requirements pre-
scribcd ina the call of the committee.
GRANT carried the Kentucky Con-
Vention by more than two to one, not
withstanding all the collectors, deputy
collectors, store-keepers, gaugers, post
masters, and the whole office-holding-
ring, who were for Sherman, or for
anybody TO Leat Grant This shows
-conclusively that Grant il the choice of
a decided majority Of the Republicans
of Kentucky.
Our fellow-tOwnsman, +. {. Hub
bard was selected by the Republi-
can State Convention last "Wednesday,
ss of the delegates from this Dis
trict 10 the Chicago Convention. He
was also selected as the member from
this District, on the Executive Commit
tee of the State. This is merited
compliment to one of the shrewdest,
smartest young men the Republicans
have IN this District.
\ CHEAT many Democrats stay at
home, never attend their primary elec-
tions or conventions, and leave the
nominations entirely TO Others; but
after the nominations are made then
they find fault and say the people did
not get their choice. We hope to have
none of these sore-head grumblers this
year. Turn Quito your primary meet
ings nexi Saturday week, and let the
masses of Democratic voters instead
af a few, select the standard bearers
WHEN the reduction of salaries was
up in the Legislature we heard ON all
sides, by those favosfng high salaries,
that reducing salaries would lose us all
our best officers. The law has passed
and Is now in effect, and vet the same
judicial candidates are before the people
clamoring to be elected; not one in
stance havewe Of pronounced candi-
date for a judgeship before the adoption
of the act declining TO run since its pas
sage. The statement was all bum
sombe.
THE Republican State conventions
held up to date have elected delegates
a. follows:
For Grant, 2ll
Edmunds, .............................- 40
- Washburne, e,............................ 3
81 .............................