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National Republican., 1880-09-15
Arnnsinr LIS Rcnnnra-

An alarm Of fire at midnight is a startling
thing, but not half so startling to many who
hear il rs would be the sudden knowledge Of
their own dangerous physical condition.
Thousands of thousands are hurrying to their
graves because they are carelessly indifferent
to tho insidous inroads of disease and tho
means of cure. 1t is the mission of II. II.
Warner & Co., with their Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure, to arouse men to Il sense of their
danger and then cure them.-[ Memphis APP
National Republican., 1880-09-15
To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY %. lssD. AT l.3O z. NJ.

An Leave washington.
SSBqtm9rs GIlcp L Gy & ard Way Stations
66S-Ilaltlmore. Annapolis and Way. Plodmont,
slrashurg Winchester Hagcrsiown, Frederick
sio-Poios Poi Wh of hoGks hSa sSi%2Y sn2 WAY Stations
G"i-SIAUNTON AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EX-
GO0-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTlMOnE EMPRESS. Parlor car
eco-;;on sunday ony-Baltimore, Annapolis and
tSTs l l!Hke S9agMRgf o} assis AMD
town, and at Point OF Rocks for Frederick and
Pullman cars TO Cincinnati aud Louisville
daily Grafton to sandusky daily, except satur.
io;oo-lBALTIMoRR EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens.
burg. College, Beltsyille. LAUREL Annapolis
Junction, Jessup's aud Hanover.
Ey:l9-BBntimSTG yl Apnapols Ell!con CITY and Way.
2So-EHW fdN rX YX9RKs pNEsss PHILADELPHIA AND Bos-
s;ao-Beltimore and Way Stations. Winchester,
soB%GTfMoRaE qSTfk oHRIEeToH SRS MHy wa BNsSy
REL EXPRESS. (Frederick, via RelayJ stops
tsS-fPoint Of Rocks Frederick, Haserstown, win.
chester oe sna and S wy ss,ons on Sunday to Point
44O-Piaimore 1 AnnSpeIs ssGrf Smd Wnyy NAY stations
5;io-CHGCAGo ANU CoLUMBus EXPRESS.
Del hVeS &Sp n"iy By&Lr1MoRE Ex.
an, PniISs paEs t stots at Badens6urg and Laurel
T:30- BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
G5O-tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI CHICAGO AND
PITISBURG EXPRESS. (Pittsburg except
Sunday)
Sleeping cars to ST. Louis and Pittsburg
e3j-tBALrlMORE. BLADENSBURG AND LAU-
REL EXpHESS.
l0l5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car
70 New York, aud special sleeping car TO Phila-
tDaily. tsundRy only. Other trains daily except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay stat'on.
For further Information apply Mt the Baltimore &
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and Co.. 60
and 1851 Pennsy iNania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders will be taken for baggage to
be checked and received at any point in the city.
W.M CLEMENTS,
Master OF Trans y irtation.
GEO. s. KOON1Z, General Agent
L. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent.
National Republican., 1880-09-15
FREE ADVERTISING.
NJ O O H n R G IL
Anvo,,,,,r,o,,,, nrdor th, mead on

Advertisements under tho head OF
BrTUAr1oNs WANTED AND HELP WANTED
Of acceptable nature md not TO exceed four lines
on our thirdpagc, free to oil.
Aehe,tsc,neHts For Re,t Sale lost not TO erc6ed
three tles DM DC inserted Aroo times Jor 7tce'Hyfue
Ctnn
II answers fail to come tho first time, we invite n
second third, or ~ many repetions as nre necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
vertsers to feel that they not imposing as, but
doing us favor by using our free columns, as we
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
70 INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
posoftice. II initials used they should be directed
W the care OF some person. firm postofice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p m.
Advertisements can be LETT at our Office, or sent
through tile mail to
NATIONAt. REpUBTICAN PRINTING co.
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NANN pAN nnnIc,.

WAsIusGTos. d. c. Sept II, 1850 7
CEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate. to he IN
> dorsed Proposals Tor White OAk Logs" Will be
rect iyed at this Office until II m. the 10Th day of
SEPTEMBER, lSs0 for 600 cubic feet white onk
log TO tie delivered at the Washington Navy Yard
for construction department free Ofany expense
the government md subject to the usual Inspection.
Blank forms tor bids. speci CationS aud all neceg.
sary information TO he had ut this Office
j. ADAMS SMITH,
sell-2law.2w Pay Inspector L. =. n.
National Republican., 1880-09-15
Ihn rnlnrr-lnrnrl,.

A full account was given In the AUlericaR
recently of Armours big corner In pork aud
dispatches from Chicago now state that the
corner has proved a$uccc's. Since last May
the article has been forced up from 50 10
National Republican., 1880-09-15
John . SHERMAN 4 co. Real Estate Agents AM
- Auciionecrs, st Cloud Building

TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES No. l72S
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated the .gth dRv OF
January, a. d. 1880 and duly recorded in liber No.
vs. folio lOi Of the land records for the District OF
Coum6'a and ut the request In writing OF the party
seCutej sej thereby we VIII sell ~ public auction IN
september a D. lsSo, At o'clock 2 M; the following
real estate situated IN the city OF Washington In the
District OF Columbia TO witt All Of original lot mum
bercd SIX teen (l6 In square numbered one hundred
aud sStyeight tl6S), together with the Is
heIeqn consisting of threestory brick building and
Terms OF sale. One-fourth OF the purchase money
10 De paid in cash and the residue In three equal In
snlments, ut one. two and three years respectively
with interest at seven cent until paid,
payable halt yearly, 10 he secured by notes and deed
OF trust on the premises The terms OF Sie must he
complied with within ten days from the day Of sale.
or the trustees reserve the right TO resell the property
~ rsk and OF the deaulting purchnsor after
hve days previous advertisement. x deposit of 10O
Will he required at the time OF sale.
WILLIAM w. BOARMAN,
-, . - JOSEPH b. LAWYER
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. Trustees
a.
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PROPOSALS..
wAsHNoroS Cry PosropFicF,

OFFICE OF THE POSTMASTER !
WAsIINGToS, ID. c., September II, 1850,
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at This
Sonce until 2o'clock m. FRIDAY, October /, prox. =,
for the purchase of the following described old ma
terial: Waste Paper Jute Canvas Cotton Canvas,
Wgate rwne, Leather. Leather scraps Brass and
Old Iron. Each proposal must be mnde to cover a
period OF one year, aud each successful bidder will be
required to remove the material coming within his
direct.
These bids will be opened Immediately AFTER the OK
pirlton OF the time named, In the presence Of such
bidders as may he present. All material must be
moved without expense TO the Office Security for
faithful performance will be required.
The Postmaster reserves the right To reject any and
all bids Mark envelopes Proposals for old material"
II. IL. ANGER,
selJtl octl Postmaster
National Republican., 1880-09-15
nIAliIcI CniIrIa.

EQUTY CoURT--JuslICE CoN.-Natonal Associa-
ton Relief Of Colored Women and Children vs.
Craudell; plea oyermled, Byrucs ~. Byrues; proof
ordered taken before Examiner j. A., Clarke Paige
vs., Paige order appointing Examiner snyder 20
take testimony Fairfield vs.. Nallach; decree
quictiug title and fora injunction. Connolly VS.
DOwuuGn order allowing amended bill to be Aled
und for Injunction,
PROBATE COURT-J JUSTICE JAMEs,-In re estate
Walter S. Riugglld Walter ), Cox appointed gd-
miuistruloT bond $4,000. In re estate John s
Inglc; order OF sale In ne estate j. c. Stafford; in
Yentory OF personal estate; order of sale.
AssI3NMENTs FOR TODAY.
EQUlTY COURT JUSTICE Cox No. 20, Brown VS.
Dyer "a, EihuIl vs.. Young "a, Curry VS.. smith, 20,
Williams ". Harding; 2S, Gibson Us. G0uueg %,
Ferry ys. Langley so, Brown vs.. District of Co.
lUJpuih 81, huge vs.. Eagestou aS N0,luch ys.
Hurchc; 80 buIChg vs.. Nulaeh, 10, CLARK IS. lg.Or,
TABLE BOARD
IMPERIAL HOTEL
! 500 RE-Eo MONTH
National Republican., 1880-09-15
WASHINGTON KINDERGARTEN
NORMAL INSTITUTE

for the Training OF Teachers with model Kinder
garen and advanced classes M the fourth Crude.
Sixth year begins september Ia Teachers class Oc-
tober is For circulars call at the National Kinder
garten Hall, g2g Eighth street se7-5w
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SALE.
CHANCERY SALE OF A SMALL LOT NEAR
~ IJNIONTOWN

GHANCERY SALE OF A SMALL LOT NEAR
~ UNIONTOWN.
by virtue ofa decree Of the Supreme court OF the
District Of Columbia, passed In equity cause No. G72,
VIII offer for sale nj auction, OH THURSDAY, the
10TH DAY OfSEPTEMBEll A. ID. 1850. at 8 o'clock
y. me-, IN front OF the premises the follOwing-de
scriDed real estate, In the county Of Washington, ID.
" VIZ. Part Of lot No H. In section No L. IN the sub
alvslon OF Barry farm, now called East Hillsdae,
beginning at eastern most corner OF said lot being In
the centre ofSherilnn avenue. thence with the cen
re OF said avenue 6 feet thence Rt right angles with
SAID avenue III feet, thence IN straight line rs " 100
acre
Terms Of sale-One.t bird OF purchase money IN
cash, balance In two equal installments Of SIX and
twelNe months, vi Interest, TO be secured by notes
OF purchaser and reserved lien. Deed given upon
inll payment Of purchase money a deposit ofStO ut
time OF sale. lfterms are not complied with within
ten days the property viii be sold h risk and cost OF
denultnB purchaser after giving five days notice In
The NATIONAL REPUBLCAS.
JOHN u. COUGHLAN, Trustee,
- - f25 -Four and n hnlf street n, w,
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers se4 co&ds
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. coLDWELL, Real Estate Aaciionoer,

Il T. 'NULDWELI. IieII ESTATE AuClIOnoer,
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust to D L. Ealon and
myself dated April %, A. ID. 1871 and duly re-
corded in Lher No. GsO folio l5s one OF the Land
ords for the District OF Columbia, and at the request
OF the party secured thereby |, surviving trustee
VIII offer for sale in front Of the premises at $40 p
m. ON MONDAY, September q, a. u. 1880. the fol-
owingdescrlbed real estate lying and being In the
county OF Washington, District of Columbia, and
known aud described rs lot numbered (lO), in
lOn numbered two (2l of the Barry Farm, subdivis-
ION $50 called according TO the plot thereof filed by
the trustees of the Barry Farm Fund In the Office OF
the surveyor of Wa hington County District of Co.
lumbla, together with improvements, etc.
Terms OF sale SlOO, with interest from April 49, 1874
and expenses Of sale In cash aud the balance In one
year from date of sale with Interest at per cent
per nnnum. deposit OF SIS will required at
time ofsaie. All conveyancing at purchasers cost,
GEORGE W. SrICKNEY,
au2l2taw6ds Surviving Trustee. Gs2 + street
National Republican., 1880-09-15
LIMITED STATES MARsHAtls SALE.

by virtue Of writ OF fleri iacas issued out or the
Clerks Office OF the Supreme court OF the District OF
Columbia, and to directed Will sell at puhc
sale for cash. at the Courthouse door of said District
on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of SEi'TEM BIER,
1850, at II O'Clock m all the right title claim and
interest Of the deendnnt james Fitzpatrick, In aud
TO the following g-descrihed property. to wit The
south is feet ont by the depth thereof Of lot ctered
ID, IN square numbered 761, IN the city of Wash 'gton,
sald District together with ill and singular t.c i'm.
provements thereon, levied upon as the property OF
defendant, James Fitzpatrick to satisfy execution
NO. 22,l15 at law, in favor of Jacob Roth.
sEPrRMBER 3. 1880 FRED'K DOUGLASS,
se3dts q. =. Marshal.
National Republican., 1880-09-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

BAhriMohE q OHIO RAILROAD
The Great Double-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
- to the
NORTH, NORTHWEST WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-09-15
FINHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Il OF THE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

rINHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Il THE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
Professor OTIS T. MASON, A. NJ. PHI D., Prncl.
pal aud Instructor In History and the English Ian
guage.
Professor ANDREW p. MONTAGUE. a. NJ, In
structor ia Latin.
Professor ANTHONY II. JANUS, Instructor in
French and German.
Professor HAIRY c DAVIS, a. b., Instructor in
Greek PenmRnship aud Book keeping.
Professor ]. HOWARD GORE, n. s., Instructor In
Mathematics
The school affords n thorough preparation for the
college Its full course extends through four years,
but II furnishes also high school course, occupying
two years. for pupils who have completed their
studies IN the common English branches, either In
the public schools or elsewhere.
The session opens the sth OF September.
Charge for the whole year payable quarterly in ad-
nnce, SIs
There are no extra charges.
For Catalogues further information address the
Principal College Hil, above Fourteenth street.
National Republican., 1880-09-15
AUCTION SALES
1 4, cOLDwEL1., Real Estate Auctioneer.

T. CULDWkIIl, Real Estate AuctioneeT
TRUSTEES SALE. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATED ON THE NORTH
WEST CONNER OF Il AND ELEVENTH
STREETS NORrIIEAST.
ny virtue Of deed " trust, dated March 8. 1879,
and recorded In liber No. sti. folio t5O one Of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia will sell at
public auction, in 'front.' ofthe premises, on WEDNE5.
DAY, SIcPIEMBER 20, a. d. 1850 at 3 O'Clock H. ni.,
those pieces Of ground lying In the city OF Washing.
ton, y. g., known as lois Nos L. 3 10 and 20 in square
No $50 together with the improvements thereon,
cons sting OF ten twostory frame dwelling housoE
Terms; one quarter cash, balance In six, twelve
nnd eighteen months, With per cent INTEREST," {7s on
each lot at time OF sale. Conveyanciug ut expense Oi
purchaser. Terms to be complied with IN ten days
CHARLES II. FRASER,
seleO&ds Surviving Trustee
National Republican., 1880-09-15
srn-rRrAsrnN nNpA1ANc
BnltImnre MarkeIa.

Gold ............. sS2531 s-S
Curroney. Observation-Disclosures. 5G4g, SO.
National Republican., 1880-09-15
WANTED-EH0USES.

EOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
"A properly for sale. JOHN SHERMAN d Co.
81. Cloud Building Real estate and loans IySI
National Republican., 1880-09-15
FOR RENT-IiOUsEs.

OFFICE HooMS in No. a23 and 3l9 Four and. II
street u. WI also in 45S Louisiana avenue n. W.
Call for weekly RentI4St.
National Republican., 1880-09-15

lilG L street northwest, Washington u. G.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings Nge under
the supervision and management II GENERALS q,
n REA IIRIGA tDuuuL EAI. 4. EARIN.
National Republican., 1880-09-15
TABLE BOARD

W 7 = N y = w Y = =
500 PE--G MON TIL
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F0R SAEE-aEOUSES.

EoR RENT-Call and see our list OF property for
Il rent JOHN SH ERMAN n CO.,
IeS-t st. Cloud Building
National Republican., 1880-09-15
FOR RENT = MISCELLANEOUS
Observation-Disclosures.

wv ANTED, PURCHASERS FOR one Thousand
w nicely printed business cards ~ by mail, n 81
paid, Sl2ii send tor sample. BROWNS Printing.
Once wv ~ washington, ID. e. Seli-3tf
National Republican., 1880-09-15
FOR sALE-MisCELLANEoUs.

ITO sell for csh or exchange for other property,
a eightyenr old drnuEht-horse, for which owner
has no use. Address BAItGAIN, Republican Office
, 1880-06-01
NEW york,

occurred yesterday afternu,t, at tho New York
delegation headquarters In the Graud pudi!lo+
Mr Chcahrul,Xh huppenGsl IN tllcru with ,usi.-
tr0r OF rAtnphl,ts giving hsatory OF tho illfE,''s
Republican Convention Nid how 1t 'wns
manipulated 10 ,.s to ei,eut ton Congress
Kinnn! districts nut NJ tleir rights. 1t seu'is
tlur eyorybtAy III tho delegation IA for Or..lt.
uuL Il very ,nltuh utr,llh pf being prosclytctl.
With Il few exceptions tho members Ut tho Now
YnYk .'gcgat1ou colte,lst untnvorAhly with tho
Delegates Ut other atates, both In thcIr nH1,nurs
md general make up. Their ruotns give nte tho
un of III nir- cllA,nher IN Its coolness, md they
themselves looked rs It SUMO one owncd them.
rlura haa Just bcon il discussion going IN upon
frun spueefi when Mr.. Clleaht1,uKh G1ltnG ~. M
Aoui!cr hutl no given aus nt tho pAn!phl9ist =,
Mr. Bhurila. SpcHker Ut tho New yurk. Rpnfe Ut
REPRESENTATIVES,. thA!I thlt party Knt !i1'Ahd ~
1sS 'iy vi w. e ' H. TT III"
thlIt he hitl M right IT, HtrllJllf0 his document.
thon,. Mr. Chnshr.MHh sMta n4thng, but stothl
III tho hallway aud distributed MS panlplieta
i0Scc,ipying I.,ni,, ssl ut tho Grand Pacific, Il
TKlnUNa reporter fo1liHl
GAIT. II. OlsnAuAN,
delegate from tho slxtounta ,Ass'tnbly District,
New York Clty: small :ilyt We eHsy - tuk@r; a,,a
Gapt. Crungun Ia Nrslnt il!ai, but he rcplsunis
tho tlistr!ut III which reside Gr1t!nsEoy Il!dGil.
Ioinr Colp.r, nnd Hamilton Ftsas and really
r,ll.s tho tuNuhin9 III tfIlt district. itU ~ 10
hc rt'aliy pIetore Rosqoa CoAktl.g TOR prcaident.
ur cvUu F5h. IiH tAIkod very rt.scIyetlly tn tho
rupnrur. though ha cou!! not conceal bly, SURPRISE
ut tho Western Opposition 70 Tho Senatorial
ri:t,0r.l. working up tr0m u drusumer-boy to il
| ii7lB commission,
, 1880-06-01
KENTUCKY,

one Of tho four Kentucky Delegates who lare to
call their souls their Own, seauhcd tho elty
yestertlny, and' was fnund by TlupuNA 70.
porter in tho New York anti' Grant headquArs
tors ut tho PHlmur 1Iouse. My. ttuh1Arsl WIS one
OF tho null who tDok prominent part la tho
ST. IA,uls Anti iJrhlri-Ver,n Convnption, and
his marly independence bus already
o. tho twenty ateAdtast delc9ptcs, from
Kcntnoky whu would nrparens!y prefe,r T.
be bound and suppressed ~ Stun nnt. !na nslst
taa hasif ZIG o. III sso sacest * dra's o&na,ien
for third term r. @ faLlowa' :. ,,,u 80 ., .,,.,,
torn, lsa II sguist tho principles Ut the ltopub-
iir4l1i purity. 1f this Convention commits tho
purity to tho third tern It chaaKra tho prtGlllts.
Of thu purity. aud iis 4ots nIv ultra yiresi tl,ay
hayu ,io bsudiuE tores. 1t would hayo e., tue
u It would to chanxu tho principles of
TIP purity by co!n'nni.tinx. ,i,,uoa,. t. tho
uua wlsh lu llye inside tho purity but kllnw thoru
ufr thousands VI Republicans ln this couhtsy
, 1880-06-01
IOWA.

NO nsnAK IN TIE DkLEnArloN.
"Thn Iown iiutcxnuun," aAlL S1r. George D.
pcrltins,, editor of tic Sioux City Jaarua, IL
still solid fur l,4lIne,-aA solid rs tho mel FROM
sinine.--and .hc5 do'a'i proposo to break"
"Tlle ai1Nrts Ut tho Grnnt mon 10 Hat ynlr
stutu 10 nalnu Judge Miller wero ,lnAvalllnsY
"Nu Iowl nlau Gun 10 scauecd AWAY froM
nRlno."'
lTna On,Ht M fr1clu!s among your
"NU, not oven as Il second chH[ce."
"what .1o you think uf him as II cand!dato7'
WA tllIlk lto IL tho wunkcst candsaAto Ut All
thnt hAve beeu mentioned"
"Ant UlaIno Is tho atrongestf'
"iea. think h1 would excite ,noro enthnsi-
us,n In tue pnrty throughout tho country thun
any other WIN eDn!tl bu ttotnlltntcl."
"Wouldn't tho cn,npngn 10 defensive with
..,l a,on.t think SO. 1t would Do altogether ag-
t. |saH there ss,; good dcal in bis record to 10
"r'Wssi r"Wo tion's .tt 70 ronarl It IN 1owa"
= rho foeltliY thera il Atr0nu for hIrn7"
Yes, Tho feolnx ta Intensely antl'osant'
TIE ACTION Ov THE ILLINOIS kTATE CONvKN-
son III penllsy!vanA md EcW f1rk: lut y l,as
waa ihe iiFs! ,eholeoef very lar4s pror,rtion
e , tue E !ey%$Siss %sspsS q 1 1SY r Y ahsEy hy nv" cs :s
iineA il, IGo support 81 MI. Hlainu hee.uso 10
ne;t 6sartiIy: 70 icfoat tho pr'spceta OF dFaat
'" "@hy wi t'ds'i ID iuwuns object to orantr,
'Th0y object " htRt III tho tirst placc on tho
XrtltlNu that tWu tetllla Are bat!duleDt Tor ono
InYn; tIsoy uro DptHaed to third term fnr Htiy
nlAu; ard, in tho aatolld placs IN the grutIutl-
tho stso,Heat IN my judgnlnnt-nf tho Influences
tint Mru supporting Grant ~ th!s Coi,tgntion,-
tho dlatatl0ll Df CAMSFun, Eoukitnx, aud Logan,
aIll tho lnachlna rne bf Ills ltp!1!loAit party.
Iowa Republicans ruYtEtl ~ ulItl- l-terNhlleist
10 u,,!y yr,nslug tho 4hn!h&satlon Of tho purity
s,oEur Or latter. Tho .futslre Gt the M!rty de-
pGs,uS very largely utAin tho defeat nj thts ntt.
enct There Il III ptranlIt hostility 70 irs1itt "
| fur ILL NY observation oxtOaatta The p1nplt
| iu Iowa have u pride IN bis rrcorl "
| u soider and nothing but the moat'' Krttofu
tvettux for hh serv !l,a ~ thu country; nisd u
| hnB brUn n lnAtter OF regret thAt hs SNoti have
Leut placed IN hls present attitude. 1hyy re-
! gnrtl II Ms something worry much desired thlt III
| such thlnX rs humiliation SHOULD l,efnll hltn
lila r0t.Drtl IL pRrc ut tho record at tho RepNb
Itt,.n purity, md all hHye prdo III 1t. md nuwher.
will yau hear NAylht1.Y dsparayinE nf Oci,
| Grant pHrsnunsty. Tllay 9euk 10 avoid that, ant
| p!uc1 tho Vonlust outside
| "wliAr IL TltE nuT1OnK lkNEy'
"ycEy favorable for tho defeat Ut tho dram
cabal." ..
"llufo you seun uxiionees Ut weakening u
! tho part VI Ills s.lppnrtcrss'
III snUIl4 to mo thAt thoy nr0 very tllStruitfl1
of the!r prospects, und LedxAx to tho zroates
, 1880-06-01
INDIANA,

TIE DEt.k0ArEs' CAUCUS.
The bold front ugu'.,st tho third term shown
by tho Indiana delegation caused the 0Fahs
managers considerable ntnrm. and "sponta'
nrotts'' eIrnrta wore Immediately lalt sosth
convert snnle OF tho members OF the delegat'oA
THIS unpleasant Job wis ttssiKuel tn Dan shpF
MrtI, nnI hc tAburod with tho different IaesAlss
the better plrt Of tho afternoon. with but I'''s
nppnrrnt s,tccess, As subsequent c'o'lts sho"tu'
At l0:sD II. III. tho delegation went tntn eeleut
uI.tl wcru shOrty after Joined By the Hien!ssa ssa
tlniegAllun. T,u ImInnn !HcE hrg,llllxe " seo
spluutiUu Ut GcE, Inn G. Harrison III EhaTiua1
Hiltl G. X. Hhxtur HeGrrt1ry, a strbnS "Asa,
ltrt,e fcG1nt, wis lAlltfestel ~ tho spst4ia;;
cullGeruilEp, mud A understanding WY FeasaJi eaS,i
that Gem IttlFrssOn wnA III be pushed ffr tne M ~.
ps.lct, In c,,sU either iufne nr E1l,l!tls shfaM
ceIyo tho nomination Ut tho teil'I Or tno HfnSa I'm
Thls proposition met With hcarty stcolla IIs
Talk ws provoked aver tho statement tllt ,,o.t
tirit iai sntd In lBIJ that II fir!stw W. ,amr
1Mtrd he Wtal,l Oppsu hh erotiof. IhnessMa s,ta
uGtOllr!Cl with lhrCH rllAuH EllGcfa Aul s1II sI"n
Il. l!hltnD. At4 o'clock tho lntlliila Met ~. i,.s
hours ttlfOrtnHl e0nfGrtncu win Glossy u u.t.iS~
wl,rrel, It WIS practically decided tnnt tnv Il
Eps10n would y,a1 IL init for tho h;srt' ,he
,ha ltll.ois h!seranehlse Gcy.es. msaIis, tins Vii
init rule. md for l}lMlNe. AHntaor erIns I',,s
hv held III their rns,IlIs ut tho Palmer lAoua' ~
l0::u O'Clock thla ,l!urltEtis.
CLEM HrUuEnAKEtt. .,,
nr South Bend. representing the rllreshn v..tsr n
trtut, has l,tpI nut inwI fur urhnt. but ye.
tlay ho Kaltl tn Il HlnusE rpta'stsesta.t,t;,In t,;,Ine.
was t,strctei hy my district to futc iot ,.Hs m
a.ltl certainly shull not 20 b'ck On ny ''s"''
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