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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-29

TnAT Nessrs Card 4
Lair have purchased the msehineEJ for
. sawmill sooo to be built By them in
this city. which Vas brought over from
Milton yesterday. This machinery has
quite biatory. which il briefly - FOL
lows: In 1852 Capt Resten and HE
partner brought it TO Puget Sound fer
the purpose Of starting . sswmill.
Sraitie and Alki Point wsro then rival
cities. and both held out Inducements 20
the mill proprietors. but through the
influence and enterprise of Mr. Chas
Tory. who was then . merchant at
Alki Point. the mill Was put in opera-
ton there in the summer Of 1858. It
was soon discovered that the harbor
there was exposed and insecure. and
alter few months, the mill WAS moved
to Port Orchard, where it did good
work for Some years, when It wss sid
to Colman 4 Folk. afterwards Colnsn
s. Gliddsn. The lumber business
waned. and in 1870 the machinery in
the mill was advertised ct SHERIFF.
sale. for the payment Of county tsxes-
some $500. TIE Company had prsvi-
ously gone into bankruptcy. aud Mr. c p
Stone was appointed receiver. When tho
machinery was sold Mr. Stone bid it in
for tho court. and turned it over there
to. Stone & Burnett afterwards bought
it. aud from them it Vas purchased BY
J Il Williamson. 1t thst time pTopris.
tor OF tbs Freeport.:. now Milton. mills.
and taken to that place. Il has been
used little. II any. since, and il good
for several years active service yet,
which it will get 1t tho hands of its
present owners Mr Marshall had no
use for it. - bis mill is supplied with
much moro powerful aud modern ma.
chinery. md heGcs he sold it to tho
firm above named.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-29

DiYrxRlxs DHr1Rs OF enow.-The
Snowfall OF lest Noudsy night varied
in trots. Down ths Straits q Faea
there was none vhasevsr. ~ Madison
and Blaksly The ground was covered
the fssceipa II IN i,sch only. Here the
fall vas three or four inches. ~ Port
Townsesd is was eight inchea. vhil4
ap White River Il was twelve iachsa.
The snow sppaErntly came IL . "ud
thai lovers1 cd Pstsrd - e 0oved %
iss vay. A. places il dli soe reach the
cath q oil. and o. Other placrs 0~rely
skimnod ovss ~ sarfnce. and . stall
other poaas. Il ssealsd down and lril
eov~riags a ffe0 three - suslvs iscAsl
Il thicknesA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-29

GEfrlxa MISUNDERSTANDING the
tusa that will BE- made 10 the skssit
mines. - soon ~ the roats y opened.
our merchants ars laying in extensive
1eoes Of everything In The way Of
.'nen sapplies. which they are willing
g ell at smsil margin, thus making
= much cheaper b AZ out here than u
ny Other point. All Who have made
W9elties ora aware al the fact that
os can b got hers cheaper than
.SveeFe and will avail thesaselves Of
49, snsaasAss ~ soos - the tioe for
ssestisg strives
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-29

1sAr fRAa PAsrY.-Sone II the
ssg ladies of this city viii give :
.ssp Tear pssty in Nsddocks's Halt
-; seeang + viii. ~ loabk b. IN
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-29

The dentists IN convention agreed 70
pull together for another year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-29
HOTE AlRIVAlA.
INV nolAxD noru.

INV xn0lAND 1ofW.
u Dsssaa, n Mslissa BE-. N 1ivw
Nv fsrbss, do eassep. VI River
3 Hess -. - 2 Yessusss, -
RI Kvarsey. - = HsapassS, ossllaesso
3 " YounG. ooeheoishs J Deoeasee, -
Capt " 3 Walt. Pssss'd 0sspAsnsss. Dc
Weir. Newcastle
OCCIDENTAL 10TNL
canaisQhAn. CITY , clslsa. Hustlaed
Mrs. Hrsnk. oan gS'so jeAa Jantespo. olaett3
O McIssyrs. orsy's Hbs y oilksy. 0asaveod
wo:es: skssie JcsyssseA. q
OccIDEHTAl Hor8L. Al vlc1oAA
-Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail 20 stop at the Occidental Hoeel L
l. the arst hotel from the Steamboat
landing b ars-proof; he's god sceom.
uodatioo foe families. and - GOOD
meals = any Aouss in the city. q only
q 90 per day.
WV. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria, b. G.
NorrCx 10 RxeDRns. Go @ ~
Starr Mills u yoa want Brsn. Oats
and Barley for II 90 per HUNDRED.
JoHHe q McCoAB.
Jsnsary 2eth. 1890.
, 1880-05-29
Special Dtspateh to Ihe Chicago 7fihunt.

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribunt.
CEDAR RAPIDS, H.. Afay 2S.--fhe great
topic Of conversation here Is, Who shall be the
nominee Of the Chicago Convention nuxt
week? There is general response That
Grant should not bo: that It he il 10 unfor-
tllnate MS To be rung III, it will mark tho de-
feat OF tho Republican party. 1t Is becoming
more obvious each dny TINT tllo great minority
Of the people feel they ltave been trlcked by
trained politicians, and that II U. S. Grant Is
placel ny representative Of The Republican
party they wist' not work up to thu party
yoke. An interview witt, nearly ono hum
drea businessmen Of the city ind CONNER
cinl u,en who Aqvu Travelled throughout the
Northwest during tho past few weeks. nla,le
answer to the direct question, do sou think
sully, "No; decidedly not" Tho rcasons
nre various. They suy tl,at II Grallt Is no,n1.
mated the Republicans will bo put OH the de-
fcnsive Immediately; tint no power under
heaven cal1 uffec& a cancellations; that his
seconI term sAyorsai SO strongly Of rings, Ie-
pu&isln, and disregard of the Wishes oi the
people thut the division In tho pnrty will
bu 100 great for any past majority 10
heal tho wounds that tliscoru. Inns
tuAde. Good, straightforward Republic
u..s. nun who vote tho Republican
tirkut btrn,se ut its principles, men who
HnErieil tile l,lllHkHt MD llnretHd sl|lttlH Of
Grant. win honor Hill, as a soldier, swcar by
tile Etet.,a! they
WI, NOR yAclt1r1cn THEIR sxLr-mxsrxnr
to vote for him. rl!ey say, too, thnt hg does
l0t rsutye It; tt IiO !.as hui al the llOEnrs
pnssihe for American citizens t0 bestDw, and
that hr i.er''s hls na!,!o to " used y VIII
trrprete'l ~ hcsng Ills disposition to attempt
| lie wOtlid nuke.
ltha i sySn ", ,,, bs,Sp, asserted by ,nen, well
regular Ticket. would hv asi!ue.i 1T ils ,i!tl.
lurity fur irant., Iowa has sIUken loudly
H!d ..,npl'atirally for james 9. BlaiMe:
Want ny WashGa!,e % II "'s not Was,,bu4nss, VIZ ss
they wait anybody .tr anything 10 Ieitt
GuInt Tnat cry Of anytllnK 70 beat urant
Is now lnatte Must ':ctiAe4Ily tll the rauks of
o'f Exs'st"r ep'st I}s'rS I s9iss
FROM MI extended ttlp through tl'e State,
a eSpre;sss Et"at sGrprtsS ~ te x; Es'!sH, 1T;
'Sai "y!.sss !" i" II htS,ssIf to !!S! q tlrSat
!, p0llleal,s WIN wish tu use l,!M I! pull theLi
ch.wtnuts from ths !ire. Mr., Nlckel adds
tl,at y vust majority of tug tarIplng e0lt
mNs!lty, W.T. thu 1!sn Who by tho WY 10Th 10Th
vpin,st. to thn great display nild the stall
cry 0f tho wor.l hero. Ils0y say
. 1--WE suA1L Nor ytsrH FOR GRANT,
Ii wa do not yote against hlM. We arc slct
'u'e fired Of Tie 6ulldoxlnE business, allt
u bad.snriIing, tr!cksts,s' ring candidate
John Losnn waits Grant. Whye because
Grunt will turn right around mid send J0hl
e some fat otl!ce. or give him plaee III ttt
AROUND there would be Just Us loud cry To-
u fourth terin.n
| Not u Republican Ags been heard to say b,
, 1880-05-29
OHIO.
RESULT OF 4 CANVASS.

1fHsnYT OF CANVASS.
sp,.ioI N,nof.h n ~ cA,-ooo 1,th,,n.
r.,uA n Arnvna-Trorn month mast + bove
bo.m !, ~ Nm v,nr,t,n ina States of Iown,
WY. I,i!1 VI, INV. Iiu MHh ~ o ,..."sI,, T.. niTa7
1lltnols, lntlla.A, una moss las.oa.y ~ on,o'
aliu mn a1nazcH at tue wlae-spfea0 rovoili'
ton that II going on among tho masses Of the
Krnnbtirat ,nrty nrafnst the thIrtl.term
n,oye,ncrt, rhe two weeks III Cincinnati,
along tha rivof' ana through the eehlle ot tle
State to tlIs point convince nc that tho
nomination Of Gen. Grant will thru this
Statn nvor hnunicstv In the Damonrncv.
,rhis Ia ,he cnn,ild. honest oplniou
formed after close observation by
"..s 's,,si p"n,,,,,,a,,, ,,,ho wntoa tho ,,,t.nt
loya1 tep1o"ca,' WIN 'oses ..o t'chse ~
early anu ollesis nflu expects 70 support tno
nominee. There Is no question that 10000
1srunblicnns III Ohio will utterly rcputtlnte
Grnnt md Tho third ter1n II l,o Is no,ninntcd
a W.. ~, ,.,,n III. s,,''',srt
they canrot DO aragoonen inao nus support
by my means. Five Nepubl'ean districts
sumc issi,c In this State, three In Indiana
Nvn II, Illinois ond thron ccriain in lava.
, 1880-05-29
,rILDEN.
THE OLD MANS USsuCcEssrUL SEARCH
FOR A TITLE.

THE OLD MANS uSsyccEssruL SEARCH
FOR a TITLE.
Special Dhpaieh to tbs Chicago Tstbunt.
NEW PHILADELPHIA O., May 28-I met a
gentleman on the New York, Pennsylvania
d. Ohio Railroad yestortlay who was Just
from Tenterton, England, and who, whlla
there, heard pretty good story OF the Great
opened by the gentleman saying:
"Do you think 'rllden will be nominated
by the Democracy?
~ think tint either TllQen viii be noml-
mated or some min whom he may designate" !"
/ swell, tfatis curious condition Of affairs,
truly. We III Euglnnd lave always looked
upon the Democratic party-the party Of
Jefferson-as tho representative, above oil
others IN the United States, Of that pccullar-
ly radical md fanatlcal school Of politics
which would repudIate and ehdenvor 10
oblltcrate all manner OF titles and strive to
make the world believe that oil such !ndica-
tions and remnants OF the eflute monarcl,ios
Of the Old World aro wrong In principle and
vicious IN practice."
"That.ls what Is claIncd by the stump
orators mud candidates. during political caill-
palgns at least. Why do you ask? Have you
any proof that this great party Of roforns lP}
Is not what Its leaders claim ?"
~ Should think ttau pretty good proof.
It is Just Us good as eye aili car proof can be.
You say TINT IIlden IL able to dletatU tho
highest nomination In the party, and he,
/ therefore, must bo
ONE or TIE Mi0HEsr REPRESENTATIVES,
OF the purity. Well, he don't repudlata the
titles Ut the eifete monarchlc8 Of the Old
World to my great extent You have already
heard OH this Side Of tile water OF the visit
which Tildon and his nephew Pelton nlnde
to the Old World soon after he failed to OBJ
tain the Presidency here In 1876. Well, was
iu Tenterton ut that tine, aud such splur9o
and such lofty claims ID were mada 10 ons
e!so over knsW, guess; know / never did,
lle arrived at tho little t0WA all everything
was thrown Into the utmost co,flaIoI!
ailA agitation, . liz hau telegraphea ahead
wonderful uephcw the whole town WIS ash
tAted. The old beadlu scurcely kneW which
| end his head was On. llpre had culn9 reuliy
QUO OF the greatest Of Americans. ard be
coming had been he5alded by telegraph. liz
came TO hunt title which should connect
him with the q.
LoaDLY AND usaLY FAMILIES
| Of the mothas ssst,sttsEg, and wasn't thai
, 1880-05-29
MICHIGAN.
BLAINE or wAsi1nURNE.
IN fht E.fftot nf ThE frhtfnnn Triblnk

ADRIAN. Mich, AIny 2i.-There Is but d
slnnll degree Of excitement In Southern
Michigan, at least, relatlvu to the selection Of
Presidential candidates 1T tho National Re-
publican Convention to he held Mt Chicago
June .. Although Mr.. ylaine, that Stalwart
of Stulwarts, TINT feariesS, ntlyncate Of noble
and sacred principles, IL Held III hig', esteem
BY the conservative Republicans Of this State,
and acknowledged TO be n statesman OF un-
bounded merit and nn torator of truo clo-
quonce, still there Is a higher favor for tie
Hon. Z. u. Washburno, fur tho Executive
candidate. Willie It Is folt that tho coming
Presidential cUntest botwceM tho two parties
will be fierce md close, 1t therefore bclloovcs
the Republican party to select As their cainli-
date the very best ,nnn they hnyo ~ the field,
and that mail is unihistakably MI. WASH
Willie slr. Grant is ,onorea for the services
rendered to lis rountryin It's hour Of parll
during tho darkest days OF Its existence,
ynitahtly guided tho shfp. OF stato through
LnE 1t out of financial dcspondeney and giving
It u credit unprecedented III tho history Of
tie civilized! world, yet tho policy Of nBa!r
nominating him for the Chief MaElstrate of
Die best interest of tho Republican party.
Tho Republican State Convention. assem-
tie delegates declared In fnv0r Of Blalne,
with hearty support for tho nominees at
Chicago, there Is i constnnt1y-increasng sen:
timerit lii favor Of Washburlle, who will poll
tho largest German vota OF my man tnell-
toned a. the Republican, candidate for presi-
dent, mil tho only capdtdato who will carry,
for tho party. lEtliuirh.
Sixteen or eighteen years. experience rs u
Representative III Congress llas proved him
10 be stuteslnnll In every sense OF Tint term,
d ntn, al superior qualifications, OF unpar-
allied honesty a!ltl ulln!poacl!nble reputation,
who has proved himself well deserving the
OF tho Treasury" by. his constant euro MS to
tho legal expenditures of the uuhlfr funds.
All Of whicl, tho Republican y0ters OF AIichl-
gun arc fully conscious, and which Influences
nv steg'lty,incrcnssng sentiment ~ fsyor
, 1880-05-29
WISCONSIN,.
HOSTILITY TO A THIRD TisltM-INDIGNANT
REVOLT AOAlNRr uO5sfsM.


REVOLT AOAlNSr noSsIsM.
Special Correspondence ot 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Afay a5,-The Republicans
OF Wisconsin mover took so much Interest In
prospective nomination for President Of
tho United States us they nre now doing,
probably for the reason Tint tho acton Of tho
Chicago Convention next week Is TO tlccldu
the question whether or not tho State Is to be
classified rs "doubtful" In. making up
tile cstlluato OF the result. Tho State
Is reliably Republican Will. good call
dldates and all honest platform. as
has been demonstrated at every cleo
tion, Stato ai.d National, from tho tlmc
the party was organized, th 1854, to the pres~
ent, with two exceptions. and tl,0se excep-
tlons may be repeated III 1S8O. The popula-
tluu OF Wisconsin contains large German
aiNl foreign elelnent that has had enough of
onc-l,.un rule IN tho Old World, alld want no
n,or0 Ut 1t In this, aIlds snCo bltturly opposed
to sklowcftng oil honors and I'LL bcnats upon
ono person, be he Gen. Grant or my one
else, Tlloy are truly Republican III sent|-
nlcnt, III tho bEoa&lest AMI best sense
Of tllAt teslh, md hold to- tho
opinion that this ls aud Must be kept h gov
ernlMent Of the people antl lor the people.
cause they fear tlespotlsM, but because It ls
precedent that haz lta root IN duulocratlv
lduuS and Institutions. and BECAUSE q third
terln implies III inuIility OH the part Of tho
psople 10 supply good men to I'LL the public
Otllces.
THEY AnE opposEp TO THE MACHINE
and that yulgar and offensive bosslsm that
tho Republicans OF Illinois ilava been recent-
ly nau6satea with. The Republican party OF
tho State contains large proportion OF this
foreign element, and H. } success M is mainly ~ "
, 1880-05-29

would mt yote for ],tnttlr, hut tho 1ln,nc OF
those wl,o viii no, vote ior t}ruut is legion.
During tho Matc Convention Of tho I'rcW-
grs' Association, held here enme limo since, q
nin]oritynl tic ncnrIy on h,,nlred de,rRatrs
expressed! thrmstlvss IN invor o. nhy KrInth,. t
general response, without s'ng'e exception,
TINT ...-.
THE oEEMASs ARE AGAINST GRANT:
They remember the Fatherlnntl soD well 10
1ie!p elect n n,an WHO will, the THIRD term
would bo o,, the royal rna,t to the. American
, 1880-05-29

T.
United States Will ha Il Republican. They
feel Justly Indignant at tho outrage which
black ,1afk perpctrntel at Springfield Lust
week, nild Openly DECLARE tliat y tlie snina l.
cagn Convention THO sucrcss of tho Republic
M Ticket n impossible. ffliarn mist ho tnir
rlny. at ChlraRo, TINT tho thlrt.term. Sell.
ae!s hs 4sys sys'S spSa ast s':sssat sses e ay Te
be.r In tho, Republican party slncc It was
organized. lung Before
5uI.N LOGAN ESrEnED IT, !
GrlL their teeth aflil swear wien they talk Of
ne Conkng:Cansror.ii,ssa1 e1owil t., alcta!;
lstpublicn,, party OF tho Union by means
tho most .letestaGle and Mnder1iartletl. ,upnn
baosers s es !"sy sso' s ts fsfSst int nj liz % epsad
cllt md Intelligent people OF the North ArG
opposed y Their i netafin,s l''nt'"s % Mha wlll
licaM party Of Wisconsin, WIS beaten III 1873
BY 600 majority, md ca,, be beaten aEaln.
!! was beate!' then MlaiI.1y hecausg Of tho
' try by deveiop,,entsat f . at Washnston f"r With
Tho utnnt Administration was tliey rcspolt-
siblr. II. suinty-grab, bhck-pay,, and utter
goneenial scanials bent !,s Then, hoy cai, We
Ind that tho prejudice against 4 third term
vii! lay upon our bucks? And tsr't Il curious
t!lat te tMo ,1GM wig Iep.esvtEfa, tf'a ,HeoHS, @
N tno uhite, slntes ScnH1o a. .ao .1asi ,ii,r% FIJI
!oDK tl1 9ncK'ny, "Lo Mum si.,. st.icnt t.tuii t,,.'ii
following IN tho Stats at present on that
stsoi, H,t wy , ,SSfst,l ~ 1,t,l nm.,Mst n1 III
rd{st! s Gsfsss eSa nd vi! II Sss' 6 3 t%s s
publican party # the Stats Is, td r. VIII trnly
lepIesEi.. ~, Stu ~ m, noSS s@t T. T., nsl,snn
"Mo IN o,,d ne9,ects ,,,,'c hnsinrss in nrtr +,
cocrco COZ. CO. the RspuGiieun counties into coinpli-
rOWEt,-and-tnnlblo ilgllt In tic ChicagO Con-
yetfior, meSt week With tbs third-tcrm auto
crnts. thu Wisconsin boys may be relied upon
to6e on tho slda ot Justice aid a, fair play'
ro,k wifi INV nv 1t1p Wcnublicnns in wfscon.
s9 tas yoM mGee, @ Nmp, rHiep M ,vi,ols W., n,. u
nsr are n9t rn9t Many ~ tiHt tyys oy W.! ss
Spte lor Gfeit II ~ Is n0!'a,ln;su oh0's @ VA Va
eiaro lint toy VT! ys'o bs bMsa,mss, ,,an ' 'thnv Ha
0uiets it saS LINZ IL ~ III u'e ''u,,o nn r,.Hy my
s,ahsi1anh! @ e't1ens gfe , ~ ~ tcta IT,, oi f,rcsJ
o troas ta Gf ne hext poopS n nsbS' brn1 tG p
soas !aaefs R''ts}h to }heir cir senses @ II" IS to scSt lie
party ~ tne pots. nna tora II s'ia ~ so.G n,,;I
times Gtiasten those whom lle loves, nIlH
that ttls aet(e propcriy i % adistere iii
Mnt, m ~ sn~ t ~" thnsrIvca whnn thcv nre
nintnoH IN n l,tt!o hrl.f authority. Tits clnss
| ~ n'un fmii tn Coo fl,c n.cnssiiv ~ mailing
~ t r = atss sG cnt @ thiri.fnrn, crowa
i,rartv ali ~ tham Ron,lblican States Mt TINT
the Stfo H. na o nNse" IN N ew
iistnmnns' to 1ivs, thn kenubiicnn nominees
ItSi slngio Eleetoral &C I vote. sS 4''pe'e"'A ''
So fnr rs tho other prominent candidates
, 1880-05-29

enough IL mike fuss nbout2 Tho bld
hrn's" and Ills friends thnught so at lcass,
lIie!,.C Constable harness residence determined
~ !,nyn the rgrrl!fnll innttn III right Roynl
fnshtnn. The 1ltglrtl tlonstnhlr wns III dinner,
aud, not entering fr1'y lin int1 le t,o splrit Of to r,
'"'Coinc,' said THO t,rn,llc, dent wnlt for
your ttnfer: n big Lord, or President, hr
Soe,inE .t t'at s;t tr"n S nnS nSa S'atS a
wecumu him IL tito liospltal!tlcs Of tlIo
*'Who might this great rersonago be?'
'sk: 's lF i Is c?rst@es 9"!st}y
thing-oisthntsort ,riltIcn from TIC United
man III tic. New Wnrltl. III llas como over
@ srf Il + RI oSk e M >" III S to sss ss pSE pSstty ssss H
or other Of oir cnuntry alsn. lfc's not very
remarkable hooking himself, but .tllen yoll
never cuil tell ,abollt these Americans, yol!
know: Thry Grn sometimes n good 'leAl
"I'ho Lord Cnnstnh1o was not an excftoble
man by my tncaus, and hc
DID NOT PROPOSE TO LOSE MIS- nrENr1s
on account OF a'ly hiarstuA American who
EMt tHpPsm to c1e n ,nlnng ana s@ AZ ~
GOODNESS displayed by Ills superior, but had
something nlont what atr. ,1'citon had s9td
concern!i1g The great .stesl' that had as: .s:
United States. l obtained tlla. nbt!ye COR
yersnti0n from the Lord Cunstable himself,
who telates 4 With great E''sto;, LIZ a;1s
tIo 'ee @ay t w" oS!aSins %Haa u Tie a0qS ishs Is
the four years, Of Hayes should
gxnire, there womId be reyol!iton n ti'e
, 1880-05-29
Their Strong Protest Against tho
outrage Pcrpctratcd Mt
Springfield.
Iowa Republicans Would Prefer a
Third Candidate to Grant
or Ti!den.
Four Out Of Ten Indiana Republicans
H0utl Vote for Democrat
Against tlrnnt.
Bitnilar Viows Expressed by Republicans
in Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, and
Oshsr States.

, t& nnH
I" =" nA'on's'ss "AeeeDe1' |
Osnsf stases'
= ILLINOIS.
AN Arnoc1ous OUTRAGE.
Special D',pa,eA to The Chicago Tribune.
KENr, Stephenson Co., H., May es.-As
loyal Republicans we desato M 10 enter ts,ms our
:. solemn protest against tne l,ost a'locloas
ontrago aver peI1ntrated IN the history or
tho Republican PATTY " ,s osSeeens ot same ., !"
.,Ma mouu .a o,,"n,. ~ uosx !, r,,vc.I in his
ma1to te e"ccS ol Doss Nv Mcon ao,,n :" fa n,s
pnny o aa5s IS arn SHAMEFUL ni t tricks
1,,a aD cona ma rivers h " conkiinr and Cameron. In
the their aia5o,ieai attempt It The ,is Of the Re-
ate tl,e aiIairs l' Of tbs Republican party tl,at
1ho minority must Yield 10 a minority led by
ian uncohsciohaDio lraeksto, a.nen au au ',i,
Fed by base services n',lit 70 % assoc'u.e .' % WILL
tmcn, 1t must be admitted TINT tlie chances
30 70 nros;annt,oI cond,dotc IL ohiect1onnh,e
iisst,.sn.". w. .,ea, IT,, ,sa,,o,,s nc,nhannv
'from the fact thnt us previous s,, ncunoeney cln
5s notorious for Its corrupt official suffoltnta-
r1ngs, and, II nominated, the party would bo
1coninualty called 1lpo,, to rise and explatn,-
IA task that In many instances they would be
unable to perform in manner satisfactory
ITO the people And we hayo no osiuehco
), }tlat Ills third term would be other than
|1epetition Of bis SECOND. With tho able, hon
vest men now before tho country, the l,o,: Na. 2.
tonal Convention VIII hos ,ha .,, ~ n1'e,pe
matter to give US q candiaate Win Wi1..I W.
se,,rnnce e',1 1.lt't of iau st,ceess. cHs''' '
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, 1880-05-29
TIE CLEVELAND "ANzE1GER,"; go
in commenting upon tie Springfield outrage,

1ah ., uLf.v Ei'Asu -,a, AN1EaoEi,
IN commenting upon Tie springfield outrage
snyS:
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