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appropriating $4,000 for the completion
OF the PostofEice building at Cincinnati.

VI tuo IUbpUluC6 uulluluk " SLuClluhLl'
Ruled out oi order.
Mr.. Atkins offered an amendment au.
thorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury to
employ one OF the revenue steamers oil
the Revenue Marine, now on the Pacific
coast, for the relief OF the officers and crew
ofthe whaling barks, Wallaston and Vigi-
liant, now imprisoned in the Arctic Ocean,
and appropriating So 900 for that purpose.
Adopted.
Mr.. McMahon, from the Appropriation
Committee, offered an amendment appro-
priating So, 500, 900 for the payment Of PEN
sions TO the army pensioners, Sl40,00 for
the payment'of pensions TO the navy PEN
sioners, and Sl5, 900 for the preparation Of
vouchers, etc.
Mr.. Reagan offered an amendment to
the amendment, providing that the pro-
visions OF this section shall extend to all
pensioners OF the classes referred to
in this section, and that tho provisions OF
Section 47l6 OF the Revised Statttes shall
notapply to theexclusion Of any from the
benefits OF Its provisions.
Mr.. HiscoGk raised the point Of order
against Mr.. Reagan's amendment.
Mr.. Reagan supported his amendment.
He desired that Mr.. McMahon's amend
ment should apply to all alike, notwith-
standing the provisions OF the Revised
Statutes. Certainly Congress would not
pursue further the aged and decrepit and
deny them the bounty OF the government.
They served 1t in the days Of It's weakness
and peril.
After some debate on the point Of order,
the committee rose in order to give the
chairman an opportunity to examine the
rules bearing on the point.
Adjourned.
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NEW YoRx, March 1.-THE Bulletin
says that within the past few days the ex-
port OF grain has been resumed on a
moderate scale and more bills Of exchange
as the result are to be expected. The
demand for remittances is principally to
pay for merchandise. There are no SO.
curities coming here from London, and
only small amount from the Continent.
1t will be remembered that years ago, and
during good part OF last year, there were
heavy imports OF called United States
bonds. Should the grain exports assume
such proportions as 1t is reasonable to .ex,
pect from the movements OF the last few
days, the question OF gold exports may be
deferred for the present.
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sammy VIII Have 10 SHOW Up.

New YORK, March l7.-In the income
tax suit by the Government against
Samuel ]. .Tilden subpGnas have within the
last few days been served on William A.
Booth, president and Conrad Z. Jordan,
cashier OF the Third National bank, Jacob
Hayes and Joseph ]. Chosen, brokers, g.
W. Smith, Secretary OF the New York
Iron Mine, and Winslow, Lanierd & Co.,
bankers, requiring them to produce In
court all books, papers, vouchers, writings
or documents relating to the transactions
had by them by or on account OF Tilden
between December l, 1851, and january,
i, 1873. Tilden himself ia also called upon
% produce all books and papers touching
his pecpniary affairs between the dates
n0u0h1
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CINCINNATrs BLOW OUT.
Arrival ormer southern Guests

CINCINNATI, o., March 1.-THE first
train OF the four, which left Chattanooga
this morning, bearing 1900 Southern mer-
chants and leading business men to this
city to celebrate the opening Of the Gin
cinnati Southern road, reached here at
half-past eight o'clock. The second ar
rived at 1880, and the others are one and
three hours respectively late.
The city is blooming with flags, and on
the arrival OF the first train the Ere bells
were rung and a gorgeons display Of fire
works made on the western hills over.
looking the city. The entire route from
the depot TO the hotel was illuminated, and
colored lights, roman candles and rockets
made continual demonstration in the
central part OF the city, The illumination
and fire works, supplemented by electric
lights, made the crowded streets brilliant
beyond description.
"A large number Of buildings were bril-.
liRntly decorated with flags and colored
gas Jets, and the Davidson fountain was
playing at full power with complete illumi.
nation. Tomorrow the guests will be free
to do as they please until night,lwhen they
will be assembled in the Music Hall "a
the great banquet.
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Labor rronbIes a 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE strikers at
the Missouri Pacific Railroad machine
shops here, held a long secretmeeting this
evening, at which several speeches were
made, the tenor Of which was that they
would stand firmly together; that they
would not treat with Superintendent
Hewitt, as individuals, but only as o body
that they would not resume work until
their demand for an advance of ten per
cent be complied with, and they signed q
pledge to this effect,
About twenty yard men in the freight
yards OF theWabash, st. Louis, and Pacific
Road, western division) struck tonight
for an advance Of 20 cents day. They are
receiving 81 so cents now and want 81.
The cigar makers union at q meeting
tonight adopted resolution approving
the course OF the cigar makers oil Clncin-
natl and appointed q committee to collect
money for their benefit. The Trades AS
sembly will probably take similar action.
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MICHIGAN.
Meeting of the State Greenbaek Con.
yention.

Meeting OF the state Greenbaek Con-
yention.
DETROIT, March 1.-THE State Green.
back Convention met at Jackson, Mich,
this morning and was called to order by
Hon. Moses W. Field, Of Detroit. Darius
Tinkham, Of Branch, was made temporary
Chairman, and VIM. Reardon, OF Midland,
Secretary. The attendance, both OF dele.
gates and spectators, was small. After
the appointment OF committees, the Con.
yention adjourned until 1880 NJ.
The Convention reassembled with the
attendance OF about 200, though the report
Of the Committee on Credentials showed
that 855 delegates were entitled to seats.
II. @. Hodge, OF Jackson, was made
chairman, and David Parsons, OF Wayne,
Secretary. The time for the meeting OF the
National Convention being so near, no
report was made by the Committee on Re-
solutions.
The following delegates to the National
Convention were chosen: II. s. Smith,
Grand Rapids; NJ. W. Field, Detroit;
Walter Clute, st. Joseph county; Hub
bard Taylor, Bay City.
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NEw YoRK, March 1.-THE ship n. B.
Palmer reports that on February 10th, in
latitude 30', longitude S0I, she spoke the
steamer Derwent, from Glasgow for the
Island Of Trinidad, with her cargo in the
aiter.hold on fire for four days. The
steamer hoped to be able to reach Trim
The Spanish man.of.war Sanchez Bar
castigh arrived to-day, having in tow the
British bark Endeayor, from Cardenas FOL
New York.
Of Pennsylvania, Glasgow.
LONDON, March l7.-Arriyed: Steamer
Lord Cough, Philadelphia; Vaderland
New York,
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Mr.. De HAss, ex Consul at Jerusalem,
has set at rest multitude Of recent con-
Trajectory statements about the Holy
Land in the following series Of pointed
denials: "There is not a railroad in all
Palestine. There is not an American
missionary In the Holy Land, nor Sum
day school; but one Protestant church in
Jerusalem, another outside the walls, and
one at Nazareth. The Jewish population
has increased during :he last few years,
but the population Of the country has
more rapidly decreased. The Jews have
no intention OF reoccupylng the land.
They 20 there to die, not to live. No
Jew around Jerusalem owns or cultivates
an acre OF ground. The Jews Of Europe
and America, will never return TO Pales'
tine unless thev are forced back at the
point Of the bayonet,"
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PARKIRssuRG.
Freight Train wreeked-Murder

Freight Train wreeked-Murder Trial.
PARKRRsBuRo, March l6.-A freight train
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad broke
in several pieces while coming down Sill
YER Run grade, near Petroleum, last night.
The train was badly wrecked, four or Eve
cars being demolished. One man Is re-
ported as injured.
The CASTOR murder trial came up In the
Circuit Court to-day. Nearly all the alter
noon was lost in securing jury: A very
large number Of witnesses haye been sum.
moaed, and the case will probiec!!v Last i9r
. week oE ten days
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SUFFERING IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, March II. - Bishop Logue,
Chairman Of the Donegal Central Relief
Committee, in asking further aid states
that there are 5000 individuals in Done
gal needing relief; that the distress is in
creasing, and will not decrease until Au.
gust. A grant Of $1,000 was made for
Donegal. One hundred thousand dollars
from Canada will be applied to reproduc-
tive works, such as providing boats, nets,
etc., for fishing purposes.
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NOT LYscuEp. nuT SHOT.

WINCHESTER, March 17.-At one o'clock
this morning, one hundred masked men
boldly rode up to the county Jail, battered
down the door, disarmed the guards and
jailor, and with revolvers in hand, COM
PEELED them to give up the keys. They
then opened the cell Of Jos. ]. Field and
dispatched him with number OF pistol
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GREECE.

ATHENS, March 1.-THE Minister of
Foreign Affairs informed the deputies as
the appointment Of an International Com
mission is virtually settled, it would be
necessary to maintain the army at It's pre-
sent strength TO have sufficient troops for
the occupation OF the new territory.
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rne Nnll Mnrket WeakenIng.

PITTSBURGH, March l7.-At meeting
this morning tho Western Nail Associa-
ton, which had the largest representation
for two years, resolutions were adopted
almost unanimously TO stop every nail
machine West for two weeks, commenc'
ing Monday next. The opposition mani.
tested in the meeting was bya few per-
sona having no stock on hand,
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QUARREL AMONG IRISH LEADERS.

LONDON, March 17.-There is interne-
cine trouble in the ranks Of the Irish Ma.
tionals, and their organization is falling to
pieces. Their only hope is in the ability
OF Parnell to hold the warning factions
together. His utterances during the CAM
paign will be closely watched, and, II he
disseminates doctrines which can possibly
be construed as reasonable, he will un-
doubtedly be arrested.
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foREIGN NOTES.

Winter sowings OF wheat in South
Russia have suffered greatly from frost.
1t is rumored that the Duke OF Con-
naught will succeed the Duke OF Marl-
borough as viceroy Of Ireland.
1t is said that there will shortly be a
change in the chief editorship Of the Lon
don Times.
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9 Observance of ~. pa,rlel.'s Day.

VS'eF'Anec OF II. Patrleis Day.
a. s.rl0rI' March Notwithstanding
~. %sasthat about half Of the Irish socio.
NY n ! 'ai' city had decided not to parade
sal!, ~ 80 that they could increase the
TSi.to ~ y greater proportions, the procession,
M started milne ofmarch at 9 o'clock
~. .lernoon, presented a fine appear.
SsS ~ Iad attracted a good deal OF atten.
t,-,... H., .aete was not so much display as on
A. ny 4 occasions, still many OF the houses
M 'as route were handsomely deco.
d N 5 taa tlaGs and streamers are flying
Ia directions. About 1000 men are in
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AT THE CAPITAL.
A Warning TO the Democracy.
Fears Entertained In Regard to Counting
the Next Presidential vcte-0uray
Before the Indian investigating
Cummlttee-Contlnuation
Of the Negro Exodus
Investigation.
What the "Dems~ Are Driving AZ.

W WAsHlNuToN, haEcu li'
Special Dispatch 10 the IntellIgeucer.
The Star this evening warns the Demo
Gratis what they may expect II, as it now
seems probable, they begin afresh this
session as they did in the extra session,
autagonizing the execution Of the Federal
election laws, recently pronounced .consti-
tutional by the Supreme Court, by refus'
ing appropriations for the pay Of the
special Deputy Marshals.
The same paper thinks lit possible that
the Democrats are meditating the re-enact-
ment OF the famous twenty-second joint
rule OF Republican days, under which
either House can prevent the counting Of
the electoral vote Of any State. Many grave
fears are entertained here that the count
ing OF the next Presidential vote is to be
the great crisis in the history OF this gov
ernment, perhaps the most momentous
yet encountered.
Among visitors here to-day I notice DR..
T. Il. Logan and W. P. Hubbard, of
Wheeling, and General John Hall, Of
Washington, Pa.
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Mouth CatoIIna Town rIrs.l.

~. b.oaAFHvILlE, 5. G., March 17.-Thls
s'. 'a was Get on fire in two places stimuli
4SSSavs 4Sas!y about 4 o'clock this morning.
dss,,oss ds NE many other valuable buildings
S,e,:s1aE Ssea was the poStoftice. Most Of the
SIsat property was saved,
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NEw YORK, March 1.-THE day is de-
lightlul one, with a genial sun and pleas
ing breeze, yet the parade OF the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians, who alone marched
in procession to-day, was small in extent
and poor in display.
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AURORA, ILL, March 17.-Early this
morning Mrs. W. Baldwin was found
dead in bed with the jugular vein severed,
and beside her lay her unconscious hus-
band with several gashes in his throat,
arms and abdomen. His wounds are not
serious. Baldwin came from Vermont,
and they were married three weeks ago.
Canae unsnoWn
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BOGUS SHARE OPERATORS.

CHICAGO, March 1.-Two men, named
McCclain and Combs, have recently had
printed large number OF bogus shares,
represented to be certificates OF stock in a
Chicago elevated railroad, and have taken
them east to dispose OF them. The capi.
tai stock OF the company is represented at
two millions. In point OF fact, no such
exists.
VILLAIN RoPED IN.
PONTIAC, ILL.,, March 17.-Johannes De
Boir was hanged here to-day. His crime
YVES peculiarly atrocious, being the-mur.
der OF Miss Ella Martin, a girl Of seven
teen. whom he first attempted to outrage
as she was going home from church, and
failing in that, he kicked and beat her so
severely that she died the next day. The
body hung seventeen minutes when lie
was pronounced extinct.
TRIED TO GET RID OF HIS FAMILY.
BosroN, March 17.-Homer Wellington,
lately withdrawn from the firm OF Utley
& Boynton, commission merchants, has
been arrested at the instance OF his father
in-law, on the charges Of being deiaulter
and forger. Wellington's family has been
seriously sick at times, the disease being
called gastric fever. His infant son and
wife recently became i'll, and she secured
some porridge that her husband had pre-.
pared for her, and an analysis showed
arsenic sufficient to kill ten persons in 1t.
When arrested there was arsenic found
on him. He is said to have made con-
iession. The police say his infatuation for
another woman was the cause OF his crime.
A POLITICAL Ft6nT.
ANNAPOLIS, March 17.-Michael Farrell,
Of Baltimore. was shot In the face to-day
during a political quarrel and seriously
injured. The shooting was the culmina-
ton OF political feud between roughs of
two factions OF the Democratic party Of
this city, who for the past few days have
been attending the lobbies Of the Legisla-
ture for the purpose OF influencing votes
OF city members on pending bills. 1t Is
stated by members OF the State Senate
that while that body was in ses.
sion last night, four or five Of
these roughs, with pistols in
their pockets, crowded the door lead
ing iirom the ante.room into the Senate
Chamber, and insulted the Senators. 1t
Is also stated that there was q concerted
plan to shoot l. Freeman Raisen, Clerk Of
The Court OF Common Pleas in this city,
and the recognized leader Of one OF the
factions. Raisen was escorted by several
members OF the Senate and House TO his
hotel, and saved from being waylaid.
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=, MI nes belonging to the Western
!. i.tiop, str in an unusually fully attend
a'l5l1 s..,ips At Pittsburgh, Yesterday,
. ", liz. and unanimously decided to
,ig \. I,,n tbeir mills for two weeks, be-
~ sai'. I'd Ti,b Monday next. This will
isr,t ,py accumulation until the open
!, 4 d, season permits the free trans
.s.'.iss Of nails and enables the manu-
s.,rp to jadge intelligently as to the
',to.,ol supply and demand.
r.n members Of the Association who
"A % from this city, we learn that
y. " n, but little difference OF opinion
y =, y 4. bss programme to be pursued,
..isr.ll Indications pointed to harmo-
=, !. ,reeneut among the manulac-
y, s.ts,i,er, in measures affecting
n .ugtl welfare Of the trade.
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THE WICKED WORLD.
Trausgrssslous, both Great and Small,
Committed by the ErrInu Ones Of the
World, and the Motives That
Prompted Them.
ROBBERY AND SUICIDE.

LYNN, March 17.-wm. A. Baker, q
tinsmith, was probably fatally beaten and
robbed yesterday by Augustus Q. Lindsay,
who later killed himselfin Boston. Lind
say Is believed to have been insane.
SHOT HIS WIFE AND KILLED HIMSELF.
CHICAGO, March 17.-Martin Power, 200
West Fulton street, in q fit Of insane des-
pondency, shot his wife Bridget, probably
fatally, this morning, and then fred two
shots into his own head, causing instant
death.
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GoipE 10 Give the Women Chance,

HARTFORD, Conn.,, March 17.-The
House to-day by vote Of 100 to 9s passed
a bill for iemalesuarage on the license mat.
teri,
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PorrsTowN, March 17.-After being idle
four years, the blast furnace Of the Potts.
town Iron Company, was put into blast
again last night. Allthe company's works
are now in operation.
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h. interesting to the advocates Of q
n, anal across the lsthmus to under
ri something Of the commerce that
y soaud the Horn, between the At
i,,t nd Gull ports and those Of Europe
,,jA4P,cifc coast. A report made by
t,CSlssor Of the Port OF San Francisco
IN, hat during the fiscal year, ending
J,s u. 1879, there were cleared from
h4ptlor foreign ports $50 vessels via
On Horn, with an aggregate tonnage OF
,ssl tons, aud twelve vessels with a
t.,,,. oI %, ,l75 tons, for domestic ports,
iAlEpsite value Of their cargoes being
$500. During the same year, fifty
tsstwzels entered the port Of San Fran
do, having passed around Cape Horn
nabrign ports, with an aggregate tdn-
,lsdGS,4IS tons, and tltty-Seven vessels
ha domestic ports with an aggregate
t,nss Of 9!,OS3 tons. Twenty.seven
vsts cleared from San Francisco with
,ras valued at 9,lGC,69O, destined for
t,str across the Isthmus of Panama,
vessels entered the port
VII argues that had been transported
rH The Isthmus. The average time
saEsl by sailing vessels in making the
wN from New York to San Francisco,
tGPs IIOrn, was stated to be 1872 days.
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dispatch from Washington

dispatch from Washington
'p,.i Linton on d the Atlantic and Pa
SH'.,..nb ~ ZINC Company VS.. the Baltimore
I,l15li a.s 15.il'osd and the American ,;snt, IN
Soio"Di, D is came Up 5.so. for hear; ear
Il ,..o'sJ until the 2Gth inst. The
. "a plcifc Telegraph Company
e.. 'as temporary aa,5 order restoring :: to i it
- " .ion. i, had on February 90, be-
s5,'',5os' :, ,rssnsnt !, n with the American a,
i ST.!..ph Company ,ssot.h went into to s1. si.
I 4 lib order the Court refused to al
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lHE NessB. A. j. Baggs and Town
Eldthe C., 7. VIZ W. Railroad, who
tnd this office with call yesterday,
MAN that the Wheeling extension OF
t,@d will be opened to Bridgeport by
ltSluHsy week, and in all probability
b West Wheeling by tho end of this
nzh. Agap Of some nine miles, near
saAlug, remains to be closed up, and
RnbSme work to be done on trestles
aAsans neighbovhoOd, but everything
In god shape for rapid work, and
hhb will doubtless be carried through
aAshvet by the time mentioned. There
announcement rs to passenger trains,
stiasy will be arranged for at once, and
a'SgatnlnSar are promised under the next
Galls
A to freight transfers, Mr.. Baggs
araat until the road can be brought to
Ss lIiHd, its cars will be brought over
q aSs from West Wheeling TO the
'slTs' Of this city, or the various mill
NaiasA as required, and that ample tow.
arrangements have already been per.
|aHAa Al y.
StA 1t is intended to furnish similar
Aaats for the transfer OF passengers.
Noting the advantages Of the road as a
HasAiaadPassenger route, We have point.
q oaE heretofore, numerous facilities
'sisA the completion Of the extension
w EruFe to this city. What the above
a9s gentlemen, who will represent the
a'a IN this city, now desire, is, that our
@Ps make prompt trial OF what II
', w haze to offer. 1t is essentially q
y .a'slu 9 road, although our contribu'
s'as'o itwere not as extended as our in.
a'S INIT 1t has been brought to oui
@ 'ea by the efforts Of our energetic
:. .sSaOor' :. and will be brought within oul
~ Units at the earliest practicable mo
Eat Meanwhile its offices will be
Sa'eiln y this city, and responsible, capa'
W ! lad courteous agents will be stationed
'a' % attend to its business. What oul
'oPs0uGhtto do, is to take hold OF it and
pc ia liberal share of their patronage
a'n NE start. This would be the mos
4 .ssspAoIeeSidence Of their appreciation o
> .s,i,, lold as another avenue opening VI
!. ''lu9n1l fields Of supply aud markets L
!. \ 400 would encourage its management
SH'' Us the utmost facilities for taklnl
."saase ~. Of the opportunities the nev
'e''t'T offers to this city.
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vlrglnla Cotton Crop.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March lin con,
sequence OF uniavorable weather large
quantity Of cotton must be resown, and
the Drop will be late.
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DOMESTIC TROUBLE.

MADISON, March l7.-NIrs. Julia Bren.
ner committed suicide this morning by
hanging. She was insane, her reason hay-
ing been prostrated on account OF do
mestic trouble. She was the wife OF Jas.
Brenner, late trustee Of this township.
A SHOOTING STEAMBOAT CLERK.
MEMPHIS, March 17.-John @. Wickoff,
second clerk OF the steamer Hard Cash,
this morning shot fatally Lewis Taylor, a
colored drayman. The difficulty originat-
ed in Taylor refusing 10 sign for cotton
which he had put on his dray. Wickoff
WAS arrested.
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a. lntslEgft1tf1
]. and n Fourteenth Street

anne danger that the Con-
lra ~ .',i ,yvio rould be suspended this
rlbt ''ps 5a, Judging from the proceed, !.
aao'' ,.J J'i in the House yesterday 1t
h aG'a'.1 san. N 'ill a long felt want"
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Dayton Journal.
"Take me as your candidate, pay what
you owe me, or go without the electoral
vote OF New York !" is Tilden's modest de-
mand on the Cincinnati Convention.