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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03
#lI0U.l THE RARTIEs.i MI
In his admirable speech delhefed
at Pike's'opera house, in Cincinnati,
Monday evening, Secretary eSherS
TIE - 4 a. sEEBaa

- -
Monday evening, Secretary ESher1
nan ca1idensed Che Whole pfdlden-
tial canvass into this one sentence
"The republican party may some,
timgs have failed to- meet yeuT e2D- cta-I
.ztions in all Hthings1 maya some jhles
T have neglec@ to DO ehat which ought
TO have BEEN done, bot, onsthe wtTO1e,
it has rendered such service to this
country that it may fair1y Gaaimsto be
r8ntFusled Eith14hs aanfnisl raj Son Of
the gov6r1mef1t bntfk 1t lsastssome
party appears with better principles
!. aadia bstfer recprd". III s / Il j
This is the whole case. It is not
aqbestioh as to whether General
Z Hancock was a'diBting uished soldier
or not. This is conceded. But he
is not General Hancock, the union
soldier, now; heis Winfield S. Han
cock therepresentatve Of Ihe dem
4 oqratic party Every one who
knows anything of the two men, ana
= whoSwill5speak candidly mustadmit
n that by. training, education, ex-
perience and natural ability,
Gen, Garfield il much ftter man
for the presidency than his competi
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

For speed, safety and comfort. yop Will
find this line to be unrivalled; For the
celebrated Springs and Sunni Resorts
Round Trip Tickets can. be- Puschasedi at
to go West, either to locate or as pros-
pectors, will and it to their advantages to
20 by this route. Round trip eaaigrant
tickets on sale to Texas points, BIZ this
line you have no tiresome delays. Through
coaches are ruin from Chattanooga 10 Col=
umbus without change ,SleepMg eosche.
! on all night trains. Good eosGhes,i good
| road and uuick time. -. .LE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

. THE signs . of the times all point
10 the certainty of 2 Garfeld's' cleo"
ton, + Then Hancock. viii: lay Ion
the shell, 80 far as politics are coa-
cernea! But acting upon the prin'
pie that. ga bird in the hand is worth
two in the -bush," be has not and
will not resign his place in the army.
Il is a fat place and he will hold OF 2
TO- it, We predict that the deno4
GRATIS candidate fors18s4 viii !. b b
Benjamin F. Butler, !. of Massa:
lchnsettg. He is very ]. popular y q witt
Ehis:partyia.'. ,.9ls 4 s. Is i..''I,
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Far REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized and requested to announce
resentafiye OF Knox county in the next Legisla-
ture. = az
we are authorized and requested t0ann0Qnee
T. B. MCIIEMORE as candidate for Representa-
tive for Knox county IN the Lower T1o'esc u INT
srext legislature 4%A. tt-4H- iL4 =
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LDOATOsFH: EEG1$ tR r
ats crs1}t Gen. wiz hef u1an

Gratis or republicans, can not be too
iR 'tgaksiFng affqg the election
Of representatives to the next &c o.
eEai assembly gsF0gJu9gf HnsWk 81 ps /
is elected, as we think he should be-
lweli1ill have an honest, sincere
state credit man for governor. 1t
'Gsn.e Wrighssucceeas, aa6shsis our
second choice We will have a COVER.
nor who is pledged to sustain the
IhoHop and predis Of the satH t and
we believe he will do it. But what
can either of them do, if the repudi-
atioonists should =haye.a majority in
the legislature. :. We y! ! have ell
grounded fears that such RESI- lt
may. come about, unless the st state
credit men are wide awake IN dlHfer :.
ent portions of the state. ..i".a1I I.
7 Here in East Tennessee, outside
Of half dozen counties, there is nc
danger. In. the last legislature
there were about FIVE repudlatl onlst'
in the house from. Eastern Tennes:
see and two IN the senate. so Th 4
number will hardly be increased thl'
year.. But it is not 50 in other por
tons Of the states No Wright mai
or. Hawkins man can afford to sup
port a repudiationist for the leglsla
ture on any pretext whatever: !
| be does he is not a true state cred q
man and. to be. consistent, shout
! vote for Wilson. If the next leg
islature contains majority 4of. stat
credit men, IN this vexeds debt qu e
will be h.onorably settled. 1t tn
repudiationists carry the day, th
J debt will not be settled, but the dis
! grace will hang over us for year
By all means look to the Legislature
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sHERIFFS SALE.

~ - NEW araf sc1eLiae cure for Nervous Debility:
without Medicine from whatepep sa a Sod SisS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

t. svss ..6W -5T0y 5g5fseP 20 1T0oTa0IuoY 10
SHY TT l RNS BssBB BE g DIS!
GRACED.
Tks bare 1dgaa Of geleqtipg Mr..
WaD gOvemGsf q4nsiAeA On
the platform upon which he stands,
n1d4 u mcsaiIigLSzb umiliatingtO
every thinkingTennesseeSa> TenPpss-
see once occupied a PROUD pOsitfan
|HeH Nation q states So
pad her honest debts 1nd AsE credit
stood equal to that 81 any EtatS in
the uniq9o "A majority spf Ae
bonds Sof .thAstate now eat wore
sgles spd above p4E. Our pqBlic
EmlH stooa>the peers of the pdsiic
men IN any other state in tfs urieppp'
No nan was ashamed to admit eng
where thai A was a Tenhasseean-
In fact, wSEere proud of The name
D But how Ruh it be, sRenldahfI
yqselifed voters Of the staesa pnf1
! atty of them cast:their syptesfOI'
one who S pledged to ROlis8 q
dishsnesty<g Certainly thereaaprff
not enough men in Tennessee, IEhd
sseao reckless of ,fhe interests q
the state, toabring about such are'
Esult 1t would be a1stain up souii
good name, that ages would not OBJ
6srats6J II would be = ppbli''
calamity. +. 9
4 !, BatIf gacHJ misfortune is t to b
averted, it becomes<>every ataat''
credit man to go to work at ono
Fig mzagge e tbs hsHesfes Of Was0il
and his associate demagogues from
noA1pntil SaFqnbeg B1 Fse theif
fafiacies and uncover their snEa hou
designs. Arouse the people to
seqss of aSr ntsrstLand let tn
majority against these dishonef
demagogues be SO large at the poll
next November, that they will neve
Erai5e their ffead5'agaiR.''a's
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

Is But the question now is, shall the
las government be turned. over to the
g democratic partya This is what
81 . the people have to decide. IF any
81, man believes that Gen, Hancock il
strong enough to resist the demands a {!
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

: "1a 'i':''i A wa ENNEs
4..~~r,sS Travelling Agent; Atlantas Ga.
,:ls,I.u,sft " M. H. fk0<sx.Rss
=. Passenger Agent, Chattanooga Ten
Or WI. DkNI EY,
:. General Passeng ger and Ticket age
a L...+se~o AI,..s.s T. Mas Vllle, Z
ARRIVALS AND DEPAkra xEs Z
1e7Ft.tsI f'Fs 8 --t+', TRAINS. $3.50 81!
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: IUUNI, IltJs - - J.
NKe. 0. Gn1L IL

RASTyTENNESSEE LODGE, No. 34.--Meets
EITuesd5y nights at Odd Fellows = Han q IVES WgSt
sfinueis..F G. !; E. W. Adkins. X. s., and Permit
Sec; Geo. McIntire, Treasurer.@-@
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Gen. WhltthOrne.
.asIkE&E x.S,sIs .kIs>

'2TiIE. Richmond Wing isIindignant
at Wade not % nn much f hRa{5gYr FIJI
what he said, as for denying it after
he said it. ,bWe predict that Gen!
Hampton will not be invited to 81 ffafk as
the hes, stump indI He VIII bs
left att home tooibrganize the red
shirt brigade, IN THE interested a
free (tisa1el ballot, nj mrado & fadW
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1'EtffffsF III fA5iUN'i NM - I'M u Hi4
ENoGeneral Butler returned
to the democratic party, he,brought
his rag baby with hin Of s0drs ',sa,3,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

In his speech at Springfield, Gen.
Wright criticised the republican
party, among othIa tkings, for the
sssalarygea," buNhe brgot to tell
hishudiaha that 8Fek democratic
coagres sman fromm hhessee at the
time pocketed the "grab." He
ste-refrsin~Gfre m-speaking Of
S Shis mster,Hiig saqff f'sfsl 10 :the
feaeiingsSoof his If friend afbanadl neigh66r,
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!. ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Soldzby your-ciiy druggist.
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, 1880: ,,a.l
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

! For Maps Timetables and tal .infnr
alau in regard to this route call en,. OF.
dress, - e. -.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

AGE. rs WANTED FOR Smiths Bible Dictionary and
''t NV etRT0RtAt BIBLES,
Address for. Girauirs ,A.d, HOLMAN y Co.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-03

nCH All C'4stops. sab Bsss. iectA e0t Ter
UhOHlSSYex Celeste.& V9x Hunana, Sent
Gaia,cgae Frees: Address Daniel. 4. Beatty
Woshl gtOn n. j ---+ IVY l-.i "
, 1880-02-14

cr1ncnt ah1 the Company In widening tho
gauge. 11r. A[Owat snta that 10 tU 70 would
be unprecedented, but promised 10 give tho
matte! his most caretuL consideration.
LoS i>ox, Feb. t3.-The Colonization Society
hnyn dctcrInined 70 apply to the Dominion
Northwest, and .are collecting tho amount
required to pay for rcgistratlon-fces, In case
Special Dts1ateh TO me Chttaso Tribune.
I}El.1EvIrl.l:, Feb. 13.-Sfinlng In the yicin.
ity of 'rnmwnrtll Is being. vigorously prose-
c.ltetl, and good samples d lron, lead, silver,
md gnltt hare beGn shown rs the product Of
Investigation. Tho mineral wealth Of the
district seet1ts un!,o,i'!Ml, and. with the In
yest!nent nf capttai, VII be lnrEely deyel-
from the WallbrLlge Mine, iii Madoc, uro
now 81 ss,ssi exi'taaa beseA hSra Y e. c.,nee 7sun
HALIFAX. Feb. l3.-S,nali-pox llna MP
peare,l In Nortl, Sydney. and there Is mich
excitement IN that town over It. Tlrce
cases have been reported by tic resident
pllYslc1n,!s. It Is sa!t. the disease was
l,rtilght from Montreal in clothing TINT was
infected, md communicated TO tho residents,
, 1880-02-14

THE ANrl-BQCfAL1sT LAW.
BERLIN, Feb. l3-The bill for the prolongn-
tion Of the Anti.Soclallst law extends It's
operation to the 3lst OF March, 1886.
TIE l,UD0ET.
BERLIN, Feb. 13,-1n tho Lower House Of
tho Prussian Dict to-tlAy tho remainder Of
tho budgot bills passed their second reading.
prussla's matrlculatory contribution to tho
Empire Is set down in the budget ut 43, GAL ,763
marks, Tho revenue and expenditure for
the financial year of 18s0-'81 arc each cstl-
nlated nt TO-, ,005 $50 marks; the ordinary ex-
peIldltNro ut 7O0, -, ,k0 mnrkR, and tho OK
traordinary outlay ut 81, 70i $50 marks.
oFFIcERs or THE 1,EIcusrAa.
III the. Re!chstag to-day. Count. Yon Arntm
DDytenZberg was elected President Of tho
Chamber, receiving 154 out Of III votes. Herr
Won Bennfgsen received 80 yote8. Herr
Frunkenste1n, Of tho Centre, Wns elected
Flr1t Vlce-Fresiuent by l84 votes, N blank
balots having been east lll addition, and lIorr
1foGlll0r, National Liberal. WIS elected Hec-
onu Vice-I'rcsldcnt by 140 ,yotas, with 80
blanka. Herr IIoDftler has not yet arrived tn
Berlin, nn!l It ls not known whether liz has
accepted the office.
HERR IA8KER.
IoNnoy, Fob. ia berlin dispatch says
Herr l.askcr, leader OF the National Liberals,
proposes visiting the United States, wher6
he will make n prolonged stay.
SPECIAL ALLIANCE.
A dispatch from Berlin says: SIT Ia re-
ported on fafr authority here that special
alliance is about to be concluded between
England, Germany, nIid Austria"
, 1880-02-14
CANADA.

Tho Natives Take UEnbrnEo Mt tho HE-
cluslvones1 of tho N1Mr1alH and PrlSl.
ccsa-sittpptmE Tr1l,t-Pnpcr to the
Uhltod HtRtex-Atu for IrelMnd-1kn!l-
svny -.tinlng-SEnall.fox.
5psetas D.pateh to Ths Chicago 7rtbuns.
OTTAWA, Feb. 13.-WItit tic opening Of
the House yesterday there was q great deal
Of retl-tapelsm displayed. Members of Par
lament found themselves excluded from tile
Senate section Of tho Parliament buildings
from noon, and Wi,en the formal opening
OF Parliament WIS over tho Senators
mud Indies who occupied seats on the floor Of
tho reserved cutlery found themselves locked
In until after tho departure of tho Vtcorcgal
party. There is an eyidentin intention to nuke
proceedings III which the A1arluts and
Princess figure ,nore stately and exclusive.
A meeting Of tho members Of Parliament
and Senators will shortly 10 held to discuss
tho national currency question. Mr.. Colby
will shortly introduced bilt Oil tho Insolvency
question, wlIlcl, proposes to entirely DO away
"'' spsekt DIpaseH ic n. Chicago tribune:
of % naws:l'apsr ;ss to to tSo G{nftel @ states.
with the Windsor l1otcl will carry It OIL 'tM
future. Mr: W1rthtngton having assigned MI
rent. An Assignee is In possession ut
present.
HALIFAX, N. s., Feb. 13.-Tho coal.n,incrs
Mt Weatyille, plct0u County, OH strike dur,
Ing the gtast three Months. hayG received
n1sice fron tho Drlllnn!ont! ColiIory Con.-
pany to quit thcIr houses by 3ionday.
Hptetai Ulspateh to 7hr Ghtca9o Trthtins.
OTTAWA, Feb. l3.-The J4orl-l3Isll0p OF
OhturlO Inns addressed u instar to ting elery of
hls, tllncc*. In refereneo tq tue distress OF
Ireland. lie says: ~ hoped, and still hope,
that tho Government 0f Canada Will l,inke Il
grant tuWuttls the nllnyial ton Ut this lurrih!e
suffering, which no words 9t lnille Gun titly
describe; but, in tlln meantime, feel that !
this extrenlity."
Onisr.!0nk Il Gu, art, saIl 10 l,ayo dep0s-
lied 81, 100000 In tho bank Of Montreal to
thu credit OF the Dominion Government, rs Il
gnnranteo OF tho tl1tp fullilIlMeut OF their
Tuilwny-w0rk In british Columbia.
Tho British Alnericuli bnnk-NUto C0mIa-
ny, 0f Montreal, Wl,0 tln nll the ballk.nnta
printing nlll other wurk ut that character for
thu Government, Intend to nper M estahlsl.-
ment,, within n few weeks, II this city,
3ptetat DbpateA to Tbs Ehieaeo Tribune,
MONTREAL, Feb. l3-'rhe Mechanics Dank
shareholders have resolved to n,ake q further
offer to tho creditors for tho assets Tho
bank OF Montreal lias soltt it, clnim ngatnst
the bank for rs cunts on tho tl0ltar In cash.
Spteiai DtsrateA to 1hs Chicago 1tthun&s
ToRoSTo.- Fob. ia depntatlon Of the
Reeves and Deputy lieGyes Of municipalities
along the line of the Toronto, Grey 4 Bruce
Hallway lnarrow-gauge) waited on tho
Attorney. General, and urged that the Gov
, 1880-02-14
A RIG PIPE LINE,

Speetas DApofth to 1hf ChteaFo Trtbunes
PITrsDuKo, 1a., Feb. 13,-Savcrat New
York capitalists are III tho city OIL business
cunnecte.! with n nuw pipe-lfno scheme froIu
the oil regions to tho scaboartl. They refuse
to give details, but say all the capital re-
Qulresl llas been subscribed and paid, which
lnsurcs tho success at the scheme ut MI carly
day. It will be run In opposition 10 tho
Standard Company. Ono Of them wns askel
1t there WIS not danger TINT tho monopoly
would nDsUt1 the line ls 1t lids done lii
other cuses. lie satl that Que ut tho
conditions OF tho agreement which the stock
holders ha,i entered Into was, that tho now
Company. Several pittshllrg operators undo
application for stock In tho nBw enterprise,
bnt Wero told they were ton late, THAT 1t wns
all taken. g'he names Of tfa gentlemen In
doubt about. tho correctness Of thu lnforala-
tE0n abovG given,
, 1880-02-14

POLITICAL.
ILLINOIS,,

Special Dttpatth to 1As Chicago Trihune.
WASHINGTON, D, c., Feb. 13.-The lion.
John B. unwfey, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, says l,e llas noticed tho published
statement that lie was running for Governor
of Illinois, rs tho candidate Of Secretary
Sherman, nnd that tic Secretary and lie were
to MD cncl, other. Mr.. 1Iawlcy says there Is
no truth whatever III such statement, 110
says ho Is 4 carldidate for nomination for
Governor OIL Ills own account, and has en-.
tered Into 10 combination or understanding
souch rs has been stated, or any other.
Special Dt,pateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Feb. t3.-Tho dispatch in
last Saturdays TRIBUNE on the Congressional
outlook OF the Fourth District las met with
universal satisfaction. The general impress
sion now is that Wlnncbago will certainly
have candidate, and by the assurance re-
cevctl from leading politicians IN other co!i1,-
eSass 1sS Co Ge IT. S % ys pfcs ~" ~ MssSss Ss @ M
publcan i c Glib Is abont bout to Be 'i ofiganlzcl for
tho purpose Of presenting n man to
III @ Sstsfs es Gs s,vpat s dst5'ft ala as tat I'LL III,
plslges W 10 ro,'ressSn't lis consituents,1 ,1s9me-
thing that congressman have failed 10 10 III
this district for number Of years, Should
j. G. Garner enter tlo flglit,-wl,lCll 10 Will
y. Early wl!l mike tlle canvass for States
Attorney. Thus the fight continues become
ing hotter and moro exciting every twenty
Ao'' saa spseias pt,patea to II. Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Feb. 13-N0twlthstandtn
several months will clapsa before TIC no'nl-
mating conventions, candidates for Congress
SIGNAL hotors are being, put forward by their
respective friends. Upon tho Doln0crat!c
sn,.tto,a n,1au HS ono 1'"1 Hs 73nnan @ ~
sa' s it M Mas tlirous' aaan his coss iMsai!| isssseiy|
that chapman; tl,e alleged exprsss !*s
rnbcE was finally CO.., convicted IT, t,ta1, Sn ta
tinry for fourteen! years. y is conceded, hgw-
ever, tl,nt Il Republican will bo elected. The
question .arlses, then, who will THO Republic
nns nomi1lnte. The lion. i. G. Hayes, pres
frtends md VIII ;' Eo tito II the Convention with
u strong representation. In Salle County
Washington lsushgc!l and William Cullen.
Mr. l3,tsl,nell Is well known IN Stnte politics;
poTity Of illii,ois during Iii whole life. lle
Wyarts IT for'n. 'aai natwitIlstanding 'H' 'o ioek
q pnrt III the Liberal movement ot 1877
ing TO- lis dIsadvantagc. Me IDS beeli q
last twonty-ilye years, never sweryed from
Nepub!lcanisin. gsnt!cslnnH e 9f tlno ati!!ress 81 "
and 99nl extensive knnWlet'ge Of Nationai aifalrs:
this city. The only oi!lce Of public trust he
Ono thing te 70 considered BY Congress
IL the completion. of the improvements
ea s e ot sSs t!e rsscnt 's, ditc" "Fi was Ss sa[d
ost S eyeg M that a sk: e"'a ak no v'estsr grsster
honor for any on, than that the sue
, 1880-02-14

Edward Knnuer, who was before Justice
Hammer somo days ago on a Charge OF OBJ
taIning $40 from John N. Armstrong, WIS
honon,bly discharged, the complaint being
withdrawn.
Patrick Walsh, Chairman OF the Relief
Committee Of tha DutcllcEs' Union, was NJ;
rested lnte Tl,ursdny night on q Wnrrnnt
swOrI. out before Justice Irlndfvflto, cllarg-
ing him with eInirszzllng s5ss belonging TO
tlo Association; lIe Eaye bo'tls Ut sl,ooo to
appear before tho Justlce M0Mday.
George VIM 1Iollen has purchased, Sr Is
strcet John Riley heard OF 1t, md cnllcs! at
tic place early yesterday morning. Jig
i!olpesi hi11,self to alolIt l6o pennies hohinAl
Tho bur, ut least IT Is snfd he, did, md
It ho broke oiit: zone hundred pcnnles-
srou,ui tho cornor-sllre thing-lnan NAMED
ilankins-grsAt spscylatioi'Tta, !. a,;mpay yo,l
Rsst Essb oe ae q st sfle 81. sGS %nd
then i,G called policeman, ami before Justice
ball to tho Criminal Court.
The following offending, ssatoonkeepers;
wero bvforo thu West Side Polire Court umd
lsp9sf' Gt ~ folows; John nh p ,Ryal., A
p,Ay viii, pool-hNlls III i,Is salooi., lined SO
aud costs, and lils barkenper was fined e5
nild costs for interfering With an oitscHr;
selling Intoxicating liquor to minors, walyed!
examination anil wls held to t,H CrllMlna!
Court tn bonds OF $500; john Kyan and
John Butler, No. :s78 West Twelfth streat,
toF aowins sr miners .as to G Rs9l i II thSs fbs
9otn inst.; .TaIllns O'Nell, corner Morgan md
C,,rley streets, for allowing minors to play
pool ~ hls saloan, Ind bis case continued
, 1880-02-14
MAINE,

AUGUSTA, Me, Feb. l3-John Benson, Jr.,
The Fusion Deputy Secretary OF State, and n
member of Gov. Smiths staff, was nrralgllcd
before Judge Trne yesterday, charged will,
the lurceny Of tho manuscript tabulntIon of
tho Legislative returns from i. G. Moody OH
jan. ~, 1880. The coMplaint l.lso contained
a count for melting unknown persons to
commit said crime. Soycrnl Witnesses Ind
testified for tte Government when tho coul,-
sci for tho defendant elntmed TINT no proof
llud boon presented rs to his guilt, md ilsEcd
tho .cfenAant's discharge, statlng that liz
Judge, however, ordered the defendant to
give bull III $500 to appear ut the April term
OF tho Superior Court,
, 1880-02-14
PENNSYLVANIA.

.,.r x1rx Ar THE oAMRnt,y PROGRAM.
h'deicsaon ot distinguished o.tisGns a.! from
-" Wc.srs. Hamilton Dsetut1, ono 0t tho fn-
beFs ~, ~ .nw manufacturers. ?, 4. u, Weld.
nous r Iitt1ctor. u f ox.rrcsdont Select Conn
eJL md John L, I'LL. They arc known through
out the ssso IN ' tnor y re,pcctyo r socttons IN tho
and lca.,ss 1's,.,,,,,,, ,,ortv NJ nfsaton II n
Isnks ot INC ,'," ,p..,.s.,a. rn,.,,.',,,
s.noFtor e.'ss bad tricf tak with them yester-
t. 1.r Mr., LlttIoton said: "Therc ts no feeling
"a, eas c,nnt 1 IN our statc. rruo tho Convention
ms u,a,io to fnt'orso Grnnt, but tho State OF
pennsylvania IL not for him. It Ia not victory
the politicians vii think TIN. thoy arc arc, bound BY
tao action Of tho state Convention, nut tho dole
snt,on Will not vote m unit. Tho stAto scntl-
cat for hsne wn efcns .s,a est a.S S1
bumc Is ha''nE ms boom now. II 10 tho dark
hoe esoobS eve thtnk u tat conarcaaman nnabo
-.,.Wr rIono ont In tho Conyontton7" aakod
col" Mt. nn 1'ln'No 'as 90 @4'o ''''S0A' '''"e1
hs sse sspsirs' sir emit say that hut somo OF tho
seeSa, teI 1ant WI asked somo Of r. tho dscsntes after
tho Convention IN Harrisburg why they had
voted nRainst tho feeling Of tho people who hnt!
rnt them. Why they atswnFcd, we voted
against tho feeling or our 9wn minds. Wo xoted
to ollIQc Mr.. C!n,oron. tell you, don't bn-
jioyc thnt tho delegates to tho Ch!caE0 CGnyen-
t,on Will ruto rs tho Convention at Harrisburg
instructed thcm: Tho district delegates Will y0to
for blaine or Washb,ttne. They nnFo mnEe
mistake IN tho feeling OF IennsyivAnth u there
il a thought that Grnnt Is tho pcoplo's choice.
haven't hoArtl man speak IN fGyor of Grant tor
President In tho btnte. VIC, IN !.htladelpnia, Ynfo
Cn.nt the RTnnlcst reception ever glvna
10 any u1nn. but when VOL! SEQ tho rcry men who
were fmemost IN getting It up now working md
talking aeNinst Grnnt, ypn may know 'Fhnt TINT
means. Thcrc u strong feeling Tor Ulatnc,
md Waahburtlo Is growing" -.
Said M. Disston: "We didn't como Eoro to
talk politics. We nre On our way TO Tucson,
Arizona. By way of Sun Francisco. The dclcE,a-
ton teiected by Pennsylvania ts for drant, with
some exceptions IT. drnnt IS ca,h!dato Tor
President ho will Eot tho delcEatton; he Is not
then think TINT tho delegation Will 10 divided
between blaine and WashhHrno::. x,,
, 1880-02-14

..,.,,o nan, ant, a thoroughly poruiar candi-
astc1 bnljcro that hn will hnvc tho vntn Of KIM
Y !lthoug, dront is worry strnnE thoro. II TIT
ssau18 il right n say!nE tet Gat Ssot
taIfg :. s.'.Y rcyY much. m, inclined TO llc.tnFo
eoasssffi i,rant foes Into tho Convention with New
tsaI taasI nd lIinn!s he vii l,o no;ninnted nnd u
i v Ie sef"y y.si IL 1et 't ~ %fin,sS IN sns
!tn9fs 20 ts Knncrniy tllolRht 4 .'nrk horse who
time Hcrplnp y" wonderful strength. cannot IN.
rs.!!,and rs! one p!,nso Of tho support of Cen orant
xhrtI h,.ton 1alcy nf Mr.. 1TByes, wien tho fact ia
eilla1Mnn',., Mn,, ITant hcnrt1ly l1oracl TINT pulley
vi attrr torno further talk, during which Mr:
l}ana e1nfi}ont prophecies, tho interviewer
t9,,hHrcw e h,,ry and tho interviewed retirod.
, 1880-02-14
cHtcAGO FIRES.

lho alarm from Box 1dO ut a:55 yesterday
morning was caused by fire In d one-story
1'amo building used IS q blast-furnaco, and
owned ewIled and occupied by the Union Rolling
Aiils Company. Danago to the building
HtM y contents, so. Cause, hot ashes and
si;aaacfs s;aac Sare!esly, dumped against tho out
The alarm from I]ox 1S3 at 1880 yesterday
tas over In roo,a a IN tf,e sq rear of M No. No. I i
etate street, owned by II. NJ. Stewart and
sosS,eupie!l by Dunklee i Smith ns butcher
SnInp. s9Ip. Damage, $40, which Is covered by q
@o'lcy IN Philadelphia company.