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Connetf r. n shenar,1 .1Thomas Hovna
bsna 9stce b2!ue r ao 9ug @ ot}s rs
rest rest Of Il the boys boys. @'''' 'A't'' 'll0 '4'
orIer H. anG % mnminste,d s, '"Neu tl'0 'o'te'1'on 10
'1"e@' 'AA'>' 44o. l-..a. -
- THOMAS HofNE
to preside. There was Wild yell, and Mr.
Hoyne, arose and uncovered. The crowd
return his thanks: Grants possible n0mina-
tton,. he said, had been nkened to az Auster:
litz for the Republican party, but >Hancock's
%oRnx Sp 2d e ss %ne1o8 or tie Af! sa
ject OF the great fraud" and the elevation
Of Ntw0 usurpcrs'' to power, Mr. Hoyne
made the prediction that Hancock would be
elected and hlaugurated. The nominees
iiaIy e ,.; SaafSf ; W. ~ awelF upen ~ iengtn ~
hat the he ord.rs o hn jssna1 " dnring ie.'T his
| Danartment coInmandershin 1vara tha hest
evidence on that score. |rhn al Democratic
party % lad la lad T q ious a nicht Of darSnssst the the
| sneaker remarked but with nnited ranks
shefwas pressing on to victory. TIE number
of States reeled off as being sure for Ham
eoek was So So large that NJ Aeyne put ja
| ing up. he threw in q needed good word Tor
Trumbull, and told the crowd that tie DEM
ocratic jnbllee was nearer il sight than it
had been Tor a very long time. '''1
Ths band 1sn ,,; wth ), Ersat appropra,teness,
Sa1e up tepf nfa tne M
| thoosism." The Younger Doolittls cot of
the usual list OF ornamental Secre-
tariss, and living, dead, and absent
the latter. His name was the only one that
! provoked any noise.-a noise which it would
nave done Carter's heart good to have heard.
| The reading Of the rest Of the names pro-
ceeded, with only an occasional interruption
reader to small boy who persisted in eclips-
ing the calciuni-ligllt in the rear, and the
jeers Of the crowd advising the said reader
to $ Bite it off short, . F" Second the names.'
@Git down." and "Cheese it" After much
tribulation the list was read and adopted.
Lyman Trumbjlll, the victim Of the late
Democratic resurrection at Sprinrfield,
hadn't arrived up to date, and
JUDGE DooLlrTLE
was crowded forward to fill in the time. He
proceeded to tell yarn about 2 nameless
eoeR ~sn G s pa p ntead II @ e a m
would have been elected. That being the case,
lle would be elected this time, of cou1se.
The ex-senator, etc., rather unnecessarily
announced that the nomination had his en-
lighted him especially, and in it the speaker
found all the glinlmerings Of a tact for civil
management that le evidently thought nee
cssary in a candidute for President. In fact,
while speaking OH this point lie dropped the |
*tGenerai,nn and called his subject plain /
"Mr" Under 'thr'' Hancock, he said. |
there would be no Solid South, no Solid |
North, but a solid lot OF 'indestructible |
units,n to-wit: States. In short, according !
to Mr.. Doolittle, there was big time COM
ing.
MIR. rRuuBu1n
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trau,11n,,t,,1 ;,tro!,ani a,t Mae
,no',9} I.lS li1eS ht @ S so4es. 4 .t ~
ina,s,a, lpS suceess1a sbnt a. maze tue stareig
,"o,11 "'vu ~ ~ I ela le'o i nul''is1un a',
,'.'t;nu im' Nors',ho sgIl u ~ flnal tie
fraud of 1876. He knew that TfIden carried
Louisiana He was there himself and was
sire Of IT, Rltt fhp Dpnn1f. 4t1o,ya6 fhan1- |