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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-05
A FRANCO-CANADIAN ENTERPRISE.

QUEBEC, july 4.-Mr. Nurtele, Nj. i. T.,
with Mr. Lafavre, Consul for France sailed in yester-
days mail steamer for France, the former complete
the organization Credit Foncer In the province of
Quebec, with capital OF S25 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-05

In addition to the above special appropriations,
there are others of which Norfolk and the district
VIII secure proportion. These appropriations are
OF general character, such repairs of the marine
barracks at Norfolk, Washington and Annapolis,
$22 1886; repairs of navy yards, S3000 900; for
yards and docks, $40. 600 for steam engineering
$4,000 and for construction during tn next
fiscal year 81 100000; in all 3,062. 336 for
secure full share.D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-05
A CONGRESSMANS DuTY.

ARGUMENTS FOR THE RRNoMINATION OF REPRE-
SENTATIVE GooDE IN THE SECOND DISTRICT
OF VIRGINIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-05
In the French Senate on Saturday the Cen

eral Amnesty bill was rejected by vote OF 145 to 133
The Senate then adopted amendment granting
nesty TO all participants In the Commune except as
sasslns ana ncendiaries. The vote the amendment
143 o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-05

The editor continues " OF this sum all sections
OF the district participants. But this is all.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02
IT Makes 10 DRUHnRDS.
Breaks no Hearts, Excuses
NO Crimes.

DR. David Ksuusdyfs TAY0RiTE
REMEDY i BOZ s disSniscd enemy q
the hnmAn race where 4 cannot help, L
does not harm. FANORITE REMEDY
u . combination Of vegetable AllernuveS.
II does not beat nor inGsme the blood,
Bot epoit snd parties Is. d. al cssas %
Kidney uoahrs, Liver c0mpalolt, Com
stipatlon OF The Bosels, and the dehesle
arrangements which kflict women, the
action Of FAYORiTE REMEDY il be-
yend praise. Thousands Of grateful pee
PIE voluntarily testify 10 lbls, Ia letters Q
Dr. Kennedy and with 4 warmth q % 3.
Hoss OF words which mere business dozen.
meats and certificates never possess. IL
mskes no drnakArds-eXcuse no O. ines
breaks GO hearts. Ia ia eou5.Hy tl0ga $
hope, 10 gts wings t8GfC bosanA Ae
G allenge y trial and are confident 81 6
result. Dr.. Kennedy would have itul-
eerstood that, while be Is engaged Ia tie
Introduction OF bis medicine, "Favori e
Remedy" be stili continues the pJact e
Of his profession, bat confines himself fs-
clusively 10 O9ice practice. lie treats all
diseases Of u chronic character and per-
forms all the minor sad capital operations
Of surgery. i6
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02


WINTHROP DESErsoN, Brattleboro, Vt.
a. vertises TO send a receipt Of HoI
Bitters for so cts. This is the receipt
that we paid him so cts. for, and give
it free, il people wish 10 USE such stuff
One gal. whisky to I6 or. glycerine
8 OF. fluid ext. hops, 2 or. aloes, l gal
water.
This is not Hop Bitters, but th same
swindle %perpetrated by M. 3. Barney,
of Detroit, Mich, and is a misdemeanor
to send through the mails or for papsrs
to advertise it, and libeIlous on Hop
Bitters. All Hop Bitters, or anything
pretending to be Of like nature. or
made OF Hops, are worthless and iniu.
rlous counterfeits, unless made by the
Hop Bitters Mfg. Co., of Rochester. N.
T., and Toronto. Ont, and oil parties
making and selling them will BE- pun.
ished accordingly. There il aot and
cannot be any genuine Hop Bitters
made except by us.
HOP BITTRRS MFG. CO.,
ioZ Rochester. N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02

e J. Iiswiey has soid h.s ) YEAR
ed Blackstone colt ~. b. Wet 81 New
York e. $3.50.
-heary Carpenter sends us the lnrgs.l
potatoes NC hAve seen this year. one o.
them weighing 2 l.2 pounds.
Oar singers should attend The con.
vru'lon ~ Dorset tie Isl md aud sd and
especially the CONCERT Friday evening.
Town Clerks will eonfer . great
iavoF BY sending results oisleclIon TO
THIS cnioe as soou as the vote 10 counted.
The ibanks o. ye Editor aud family
are due 70 IL T. utlsy and Mrs. Uuey
iot a basket Of splendid peaches Of their
own rsIslHE.
The Boys In Blue Bow muster nearly
sixty veterans, besides a large number Of
honorsry member. They expect 10 have
10 lice over go ,orobes, saturday sight.
The annual irreman's meeting wlii
Be held as Adams hall next Tuesday AZ
O'Clock +. n. or coarse every voter In
sewa viii be present Aad vote a. be
thinks beat.
The fair will be hsld this year Sept.
~ and SOFA. Il IL time to begin 10 rel
ready fer i, aad we hope everybody win
Be Interested Ia m,kiag 8 good dl.pl.v in
every department.
The Republican caucus for nominal.
inga candidate for The state legislature
and a jasiies ticket viii be held A.
AaAns' halt, Factory Point, Monday
evening st71.2 O'Clock.
-hh expected that both parties viii
have ehaiisuRefs 81 lhe polls uext Tues.
day 10 zee Thai none bat legal voters arr
permitted 10 cass ballots. THIS il per.
feSsly iasF and right. Thsre hs a severe
penalty attached 10 illegal voting and We
hcpe he law viii be inpsrtaay enforced.
The DeEDocrss wti have rr.pd
mass meeting u Factory Polss On Frldav
commanding a aoon ssd lsstlng through
ne s~ilsfasoa and eFsaisg. Tbs spsalsrs
vii Be Co Z. X. Agar and 1. st.nley
Bnown q New York Gaa Hoa. A. n
0sfdaet and A 7. Childs o. B~enHlsgtoa,
Osloa baad viii farnish the muals All
are ievlitd.
The lAs rs'Hfng 10 rioters Al oar
sise'toh L briefly A. toaowt: 4 man
so " aA'aal bern, ornbo Las been
s~slafA1d soootdiag "a tie laws ofths
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02
Saturday, Sept. 4th,
A Good Introductio,.

Fsvorite Remedy was introduced Int
connecticut In 1877, at the solicitation o
Rev. j. G. Smith, of Hartford, who, ahe,
having suffered for years from Chronic
LIVER Disease aud Indigestion, obtained
the medicine and wa cured. This faith
ful pastor, thinking Of the bodies as well
as The souls of his people, at onco com
menced the advocacy Of "Favorite Rene.
dy" among them, and bias been the happy
Instrument Of saving scores of lives. Fav.
orite Remedy is now as well and favorably
knswn In Connecticut as along the Hud-
son. One Dollar q bottle. All druggists
sell Il. DE-. David Kennedy, Proprietor,
Rondout, N. Y.
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rasoais netsl.
HKsar oRAr. Proprietor.

HEsRr GRAY. rr0pu.tor.
rhss " Bsnaels, Bostau
hsbt Gated.
Mas gsssis l. Baysara. MY
NfsoA BarfA@. ClsTslaBd
Mss G harrpa,
Son A . Gardner, Bennington
Hen ! gndton, Cambridge
htrar HaNlsyt
s.n.ash 'ad .I's, Ale.ay
hTHa,s, Arlington
Kent. Dsrsst
or nAieh, Mt
" CLARK. I.sns, MAss
h aish h Hs.,a and si's, ny
hsa Jgsn y Hall, fDsnnlngtsn
Eh3s Hat
1h ~ woodward, " Il
Moses, Ny
w. w., p 2 paa., Hartford, Gem
i,.'; sIss@gson. Cambridge
ON snes and nlit. Grafton
5dsia 4 DIX. Assark, NJ
IN kslsoRs. Masa
aason huek and lie. Arlington
afa Adams, 1FseHaicht
AEe eve. RAs.ns
MIS- Ant eva,
Il Back, A. aTtsa
Homer y Baks, XXI
Mrs. BlAks, Il
Aias \ y Blake, MI
Ans Hare, NJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02

trade, msi ofh okrpentss ssd jalnsr. he
had ssigyea Eeoa bsAiiA or q abort shs
~ ina-, wbtn bs VA stkts slightly ID,
bat Vas a9s eess3erod il any dagger q,
he wf.aag ola ls.isr received oniy Sat.
urday evening before ths ed lnlslii.uaoe
q 5skih cane.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02

Hetsnars = arrL.sp RAILWAY
saIyG. tFrSssSTrsprrs
sptcKEa. tasSIsgToxs u
resg@. Ls.s. ~aa@sA.stss.
senn BoETK
ltBA Arsaan8fsum.
$50 Eea
AWAs sight RsFssss
sogxs soufu.
f44EM.
SEES Tara EsFusss.
NEaA
NStEA ~ EfFfsss
etaes m@.as
hsssane uaaa bstsstta hsasa ssast nsNtnaGy
n 81 t1ruor Fregnstsf
Fw Faa 7esaszs a.
B5srwssF Pfefrstf
ps4r kss NaH Lsss' u
FsaAeg g~su.aao. Ts~s4s.4 a..
Gao p. VAR. F~regnstst
os 49, sasf os,shef iaih he stage sfem
se sos Wt $3.50 ~ MsEthtttsr o. MsAdatt
asaresr bepef It u = ia ssason feg kss
fytt Msis
&ffEHrka saves MAAchsstsF rallfnaA dspas
Tstttsft FeH FsS&ys aHa saturdays nfBn
sffif "a 3kaAtfs IS , n. Fas8sngsrs Re-
W&fEfh@e ANF 8UWae&aNA via MGaeksssaF val
- atnns1 ~ rs sksvs samsa patss a. reese.
abe fstss.
r~~. L9&@ps. L~e44A4erv, n.ssiw, q.
LnsE DaTls PFopnssSr.
Arnsss ., ksnehestes railroad es.os nsAaays
Nseses4Afs as Bnhsys sfIF.H
Her tEEa, i0arss HAashestss rkflrasA dspca
wAfe4ays. TGaFsdsya Aad saturdays si1l N,
esAs srsfA 81 y y a y. traiE Easna korsA.
HpA Ggeaos49yv n Oa~a~.
q. p. cpEris. PragnsLos.
salts glass.
e@uFM ~ rsfiFesa Tor Esu Toft, Albsny, Trof
ssatA 9ad West az % A. u knA 10
~N4AFH-BF nfaasd Ter RsGAAA, nnrlinxtsn
Fefts saA Eattf nE
MAAAFILLE zailby stage sloass ~ 10 u . 3
rosf OFFICE open frous 7 a N. 70 sHr
Mails boa tAs North arrive Al The gssi smss a.
tnpH.
dsaa trsu ihe soaiA Grrivs Al the peat osss
AfNgs
hstl - fafs, LssAKross, Bonariils. JAnaies
~ stage. escss II Factory Point Posi or
stii a =. TassdAys. Thsrsdays Asd sat-
fMays,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02

Mr.. csFrEn, eaEs ~ from Brasleboro 10
address be Dtmoersey 81 The Norih
village on Saturday sreEing. By actual
count tAere wsra 40 msp womta Ard
eAildren prossat AneF he 1-aioufumeal
lhrce cheers were proposed sad gives Tor
Garfield and Arthar, and ibes CarAn
proposed three cheers for Hancock, bat
not a peep did be get. Sorry, Charles.
very sorry %; bat really oer people DO
Dot iake rear vsy.
ARLn0rox.
-Niw nelea smith Of richburE, Mass.
sAs been 10 lowaa few days visiting J..
J DAdmaR and wife.
We hops All Rspnbllean voters o. ibis
ovR will be present ., The csucas SatuF-
day evening al 80 o'clock, (Which pre-.
eedes Ihe grand raliy) for the purpose Of
dominating a candidate Tor town repre-.
sentative.
As soou as oue Is one another
comes and bis name this time Is Charley
Stewart OF Jersey City, n. j., aud be
secms to have found the same pleasant
company to speud bis leisure hours with
willie IN town that bis WI friends who
preceded him dld-but enough said.
"A grand Republican rally will be
beld at The Town Hall on Saturday even
Ing, sept. Alb, At . O'Clock, under The
auspices Of The Garfield and Arthur club
Hon. Grin GGmbell Of Troy, N. Y, aud
other speakers win b present aud address
the meeting. Let everyb body attend.
seats viii be provided for ladies'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02
BoNDYILLE.

tDhNH AA~LE
-Davidson's mill, ia Jsmsics was
burned Saturday night together with .
large lot OF lumber. We learn there was
20 insurance.
we learn that there will be a Repub-
iican flag raising in our village next
Thursday. Speakers from out of.owp
have been Invited.
Mr.. Briggs, an old gentleman was
seriously injured the past week, by a
horse which bel was holding becoming
frightened, throwing him down. The
wheel Of the wagon ran over him, break
'ns bis hip besides other Injuries. He
will hardly recover.
The two story brick house occupied
by Ellis Wilder, the best house In
together with barn and shed we're burned
last Thursday night. Nothing was saved
except some Of the furniture in the house.
he IRE started 10 the barn and when
discovered IL wAs beyond control. Tbsy
bad been threshiDg In the barn the dsy
before, bat nothing in definitely known
IN regard to the origin o. the DIRE. There
"a an insurance Of si400 on the premises.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
The Woodstock Baptist assocIation
will bold a convention at this place Sept.
22nd.
The Bennett brother OF M.nehests
are frescoing the Baptist church in this
place.
-Next Tuesday Londonderry will pol
an increased Repoblicau vote and return
lion. J. ~" Martin TO the legislature.
The house OF Nj. Wm. Yearly was
flied by neighbors snd friends for two
evenings last week 10 witness The a fold
Of blossoms Of The Night Bloomiug
How nicely the bsnd played lass Sat.
lFday st PeFul is heard GU every hand
The Londonderry eorBet band IL second
o nooe In this part Of the State, and win
heir newly chosen marshal, C. A. Whit
man make an appearance that Is highly
.redilAble.
Your correspondent desires TO thank :
citizens Of Pera for courtesles extend. :
d 70 him while attending the rally Al thstl
'lses lsss Saturday. Peru did Dot finch
'hsn The democracy we're shooting bul.
sss' hsi'hss vii sbe nOw when they are
.ghueg far the same eaase lhat aLse And
.scSsga did.
Charles, tbe ''deAmer7 boy with
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02

Telegraph omss
0psn from "a ntoaE. u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02

Druggists now keep Kendall's Spav-
in Cure in stock and the sale is rapidly
increasing. Road Advt ia another
column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02
HorKL ARRIVALS.

HoTEL ARRIVALS.
Esaiasa tiesss.
" oayn. Proprietor.
l. Ess.Ki, Troy
hrAn ttsrs,hsv Ysrh
nrsna Mrs. y r Hs,h. gr, Trey
Coasts, Hss IsTi
EgbeH Starr, /"
ma HiaFr, -
AeAl , Neodyara and wife Brssklyn
David wee, Troy
Misc Oewee,
peay Lewis, Nss1 LssI.ou. nj
srTs H.enhsT. Ssv Iar1
klts . " - -
IA FAfr.ngtau. -
IN Caidssi. Fhassclpha
: Laudsrhaet. sss f.rk
". D.rria hslrsv,, Racine, Wi.
Miss Helen Andrews. !"
Miss n Moore, D0rtat
MIA y Jsilli4rd. Nov ror6
Mes Anthoay, e
Uf y kseEeF. e
Jos LAr0qns. "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02
A swindIe.

Consumption or debility in its first
ages promptly arrested by Malt Bitters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-02

Potatoes are beginning to rot some
and are being marketed rApidly-bring.
Ing thirty cents : busheL
&c. u. Rlcbey il rusueatlpg among
The AdafondAeks-his place 10 the store,
being alled by David Hopkins.
"A. =. sheldon Is engaged ia repair.
Ing lhe buildings comprising tie Wilder
property that be purchased last spring.
Prof. Charles A. While, wife and
dausaleF q Albany, have been visiting Al
:. W. Hopkins whose wife is Mr.
Whites sister. Mr.. White took part In
The NAshIsgson Academy Centennial
exercises, having been 81 one time prinei.
pal there.
tbs sad lnteliigeBes came 10 . tels-
gram o. Monday that John whesoa lad
dlsd @ he 2isi II L8ao5la, Neb. ne
wens 70 Nebraska ID April 10 WORK 4 hlsl
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-06-27

surround the rallot.boxcs with troops and deputy
marsals to inlmldac and obsruct the electors, and
the Unprecedented OF the veto to maintain It's
rnpt and despntic power, insults the people aud i'm
pcIils their institutions
Seventh, The great fraud of is7O-'77, hy which,
up0na false VI the electoral votes VI two states the
candidate defeated ut the polls was declared 10 lie
President and Tor the GrS, time In American history
the VIII uf the people set aside under threat Of
military violence, struck deadly blow at our system Of
representative government The Democratic party, to
preserve the country from the horrors Of civil war
submitted for tile time IN nrm aIsl patriotic faith
that the people would punish this crime In isSO. This
issucs prCcCdcs aud dwmrs every other II imposes u
morc sacred duty upon the people Of the Union than
ever addressed the conscience o nation of irccmcu
Eighth. We cNccrac the course of this admlnis-
tration III making places In the cyll service reward
for political crime, and demand reform 10y statute
which shall makcit forever impossible Tor the de-
icatcd candidate 10 hiibe his way To the scat ut q
usurcr 10y billcting villains upon the people
NInth. The resolution OF samuel j. Tiden not
again 10 hc candidate for the exalted place To which
he elected 10y majority of his countrymcn, aud
from which he was excluded by the leaders of the Re-
publican party is received by the Democrats OF the
United states with sensibity and they declare thell
confidence in his wisdom, patriotism, and integrity,
| mistaken by the assaults Of common enemy, and
they further assure him that he Is followed into The
retirement he has chosen for himself by the sympathy
and respect Of his fellow citizens who regard him
rs one who. hy clevating the standards Of publ,
morality and adornng and purifying the public SER
vice, merits the lasting gratitude of his country and
| his party.
| Tenth. Free ships and living chance FOR Amcri-
| can commerce on the seas and on the land. Nodis.
elimination in favor or transportation lines, corpora
| tinns monopOrs.
| Eleventh.. Amendment Of the Bnrlingamc treaty
No more Chinese immigration except for travel, c'u
cation, and foreign commerce, aud therein carefully
| guarded.
| Twelfth. Public money aud public credit fn
public purposes solely, and public Land Tor actual sci
| tiers
| Thirteenth. The Democratic party Is the lrien
"f labor and the laboting man, and pledges itSel
| to protect him alike against the cormorans and tn
commune.
Fourteenth. We congratulate the country upon III
| honesty and thIift Of Democratic Congress whic
has reduced the public expenditures $40, OO0, 900
year: upon the continuation Of prosperity ut home
| the national honor abroad, and above all, upon tn
promise Of such change in the administration Of tn
Government shall insure genuine and lasting rc
form In every department of the public service.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-06-27

Fonr SioRnAHN, NEn., June ~, 1850.
To The Editor of The Suaiuy Herud:
SIN: Referring to the substitute for bill
iniroducel In both Houses of Congress authorizing
the President to appoint capt. j. \. Payne. Sixth
Cavalry. myself, an additional major In the Adiu
tant General Department, which substitute. rs re-
ported to the House of Representatives from the Mill
tary Committee thereof, empowers the Executive, in
his discretion, To appont said Capt. j. $. Payne my
self major of cavalry or In the staii, beg leave TO
to my friends in this service and to the service
generally, that such substitute was secured by no
effort oi mine, Is not In accord with my Wishes, hut,
the contrary, Is utterly reignant !" the Views have
always entertained and si entertain regarding the
Just rules for promotion that are NJ once the safe
guards for the Integrity Of our organization anl the
guarantees of zeal, fidelity and efficiency among the
commissioned officers of the Army. recognize and
appreciate, believe the impropriety and Injustice of
any legislation authorizing the promotion Of any onicer
the heads of his seuors In his own corps, and
much as desire promotion iand confess do desire
it, wish 1t to lie distinctly understood that have in
n" way eneavoed To secure the passage OF the snsti-
tuie referred to-
apprised of the nature of this substitute. addressed
letter to n friend in Washington, asking that friend
to the distinguished Senator 10y whom the original
hii was introduced In the Senate and to say to him
for that the provision in the substitute authorizing
my promotion In the cavalry was unjust to captains
senior To me In that arm Of the servicc and further
more To request him. In the event of the bill reach
Ing the Senate In its present FORM to propose In lieu
thereof the original bill and that failing then To
move that much OF the House hill referred To
promotion In the cavalry lie stricken ont, well under
standing In that alternative that the bill would confer
| no further power upon the Executive than he now
Possesses |. o., authority To appoint me major OF
the star of the Army when vacancy therein should
occur II such he his pleasure yet believing II would
| serve recommendation Of no little weight when
accompanying application for the desired appoint
nent.
| made application FOR an appointment as major
| and assistant adlutant general in December last,
| through the regular military channels and In Feb
| ruary In Washington when the bill was In
trn,nce leaking to the creation OF vacancy for
Being exceedingly desirons Of securing promotion In
the staff and especially in the Adjutant Generals De-
| plTtmput, pulelNpIgl interest did interest
those Of my personal acquaintances In Congress IN
this bin, regarding 1t then, l do now, perfectly
| proper and legitimate So much in this regard fee
compelled To say and much of your space rs Will bt
required for the presentation of this letter To the
vice, beg Of yonr courtesy. am sir, very respect
| fully, your obedient servant, j. $. PAYNE,
Captain Fifth Cavalry.
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We do not need to tell the readers of THE
SUNDAY Herald that we deem the grand
work done at Cincinnati last wccl, the pre-
sage OF victory in November. But we can
point with qualification to The undcniablc
enthusiasm the ticket has evoked rs evil
dcucc that our confidence and enthusiasm in
our leader are shared hy the voting masses
who finally demonstrate at the polls the
wisdom OF folly Of political conventions.
Evidence OF the strength of thc ticket is ac-
cumulating ON every hand, in the utter
ances of Republican leaders like Blaine and
Cameron, and in the admissions of the candid
part of the Republican press, while it is easy
to read between the lines OF the more fanatical
party organs thcirchagrin and fcarat the nom
ination of General Hancock. Nothing hut q
pcrvading and sincere belief in the wisdom OF
the nomination could have brought tabout in
the face of the relentless opposition OF fac
tion in Pennsylvania drawing its inspiration
from the o'ervaultmg ambition of Speaker
Randall, and the general dislike of the ma
chine politicians for man who was not ol
their kind, and upon whom they had no
hold whatever. This brought about the sin
gular spectacle of a candidate for the Prcsi-
dencv being really nominated while ma
ioritv of the delegation from his own STATE
were hostile to him. II was n ease where
the popular heart proved stronger than the
wilcs of schcming politicians. Every effort
to effect a combination against General Han
cock only served to show how vastly weaker
was any other candidate whose name cam,
before the Convention. The orators VIII,
| undertook to present or second the nomina
nation of Hancock found their lips touche,
| with the sacred fire. Speaking with firm
| belief and full hearts, they each struck a re-
sponsive chord. Those who tried to advocate
other candidates found themselves ham
pcred, cold, and lfeless, and unable 10 rous
| enthusiasm. So Dougherty, Hubbard. an'
| Daniels each scored an oratorical success
| because they were inspired hy their subject
The nomination of English gave the tickc
its proper complement. Mr.. English is
man of high character. and very popular i,
| Indiana. Put the head of the ticket is 5
strong that it does not need to lean upon tn
candidate for Vice President. Hancock wi
carry Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, New York
New Jersey. Connecticut, and Pennsylvania
and will be elected