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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21
Blaoksburg,

The hoard Of visitors oi the Blacks-
burg Agricultural and Mechanical Col
isvr vent into session ut the Lynch
Itouue nt 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and f,nninrd nj work until n late hour
of lhr nlylt The board was also w
ssssion lllls morning, hut made no rlec-
ilou of president fnr lbr college, post
,.ninv nliinn untll NEST Nutrmhpr-
t.I.hJ,.,s f.tsAtap.hH r. H'stshf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21
FOR RENT.

Wy Tnhatco ra,loty m Lce " Gopirrh,
Va is large hhi veil htanfel ~ ne
Manufacturing NJ l'lut tuhnrro, as veil ne
ihr leaf business. We'll hue1 ~ wiih
prnm md good ir,iba fcons viii rent
ot st'l ssne NJ reasonable tftnr. Iur
ff'her irlitmtiien a"ply nne at nrisiol,
'tlt gtttl 2u, tUuA UILEN
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21
The Rocky Mount Row.
Another Account OF that Afiair.
Correspondence Of the Whlg.
llorkt MorNf. NepI. ;. IsNO.

NOCNN MOUNT NtVIi N IooW'
Last Monday, our County Court uat,
there WIS very large number OF titl-
yens from Franklin aud adjoining coiiil-
lies m attendance. Maj John W Dam
ipl Was present, and addressed The ntdi-
enrs In sprtrh VI one hour, which rre-
ntrd no enthusiasm.
Col. John n. stoyall having arrived
during The delivery of Daiicla sprerh,
nm agreement Nha entered into bciNrril
rnl. Calpll. n. a. Davis. md slnval --
tbtl sls,nli ,lrnld foilrv rsulsl 10 \
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21

As tho sun does not wait for prayers
and incanlatlon that he may rise, but
shine at once and Is greeted by all, 80
neither wait thou for applause aud
shouts and culogics that thou may'st do
well; but be a spontaneous benetactor,
aud thou shalt be beloved like the sun.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21
Death OF the .Rcnrncd Momnn.

SYRAcraE, y, Y, Sept. 10, 1880
Mrs. Rehccca Lyon, the "Bcardcd Wo.
man." who travelled for many years with
Baruums. Forepaugh's, and other
shows, died Friday and was buried Sun
day at Liverpool, near this city.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21

Whenever it msy he needed to men.
tlon anything to the disadvantage OF
another, let II be done in tenderness,
humility, aud with rccollcc'l ion of how
much has been forgiven YOU.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21
GOODSON MALE ACADEMY.
lrlrst rloor NInsonIc llnl.

7 WOULD repeatedly announce ~ my
r,itons that q. VI. Ariitmy viii oteh
ilnndss lur. eSi, 1859. oorison schol-
ara all have hfnehi ol ile public funl The
6rsl ate months, The ueuAl fee N seven.
i,.Hts cents Tor oni'nasnciss " rtunitcl
NJ sleh s-haiaf M snlrtnfo.
.tly iop ~, & {, nfSQa
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21
Public Speaking.

Hon. A. II. Pcttlbonc Republican
Candidate for Congress, and Hon, II. l.,
Taylor, Democratic Candidate for Com
grrss, will address the people Of the
First Congressional district ut the fol-
lowing ilmcs aud Places
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21

Prof. Kerr, the State geologlst of n.
c. was next introduced by Gen. limbo
den.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21

much pleased to meet the people of Bris-
tol and was glad they were here on this
occasion.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-09-21
PRoF. KERR

made one Of the most interesting speech
es to which we have ever listened. He
was from the State Of N. c., which Gen.
lmboden had facetiously called the Rip
Van Winkle State. Kinr Chnrlns had
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-02

The action of the Returning Board
OF the Pine State in counting out the
hepublican majority Of its Lcgisl,-
tnle and giving certificates to Demo
cratic majority, and thereby cnsur-
ing the seating OF Democratic
Govern or has doubtless knocked the
refined scnsibilities Of the great NOR
al idea party Of the country, the i'm
lmaculatc sweet scented Republican
party, which capped some ofi:s I'll
llans by counting i'll President and
propetrating the most bold faced
steal i'll the world. 1t is commcn-
tary on the Republican political tut
ton. and is the sequence Of it. There
is an old saying that "sins, like chick
ems, come home to roost," and this is
a vcrification Of the maxim. How it
must shoe k the Radical saints to be
caught at their own game and beaten.
If it had happened South Of Mason
and Dixon's Linz, the howl would
have been fearful, and sanciimonious
hypocrites OF the Blaine, Conk Iinr
and Garfield stripe would have rails ed
their eyes in holy horror. We can
not, however, refrain from expressing
thc opinion that it is Il sad period in
our time that such necessity should
be deemed necessary rs to count in
one or the other party but such are
the times-.KrrStnm Gu.ettc.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-02
The Prominent Candidates.

The Abbcvillc N:lt'rm saws that
Gems. Gary aud lIagooL are the OILY
prominent candidates in the field for
Governor, and that 'iary is gaining
Mt every jump. This, perhaps, is mt
the first time that the .M,l,an has
been mistaken i'll its views In.
people OF South Carolina give Gen.
Gary c:ed!. Cor all that he has done
for chem in the past, but he i, 4 fire
eater, and the people want no more
live Goals i'll their mouths. Gary is
so straight that he leans tn. other
way, that is whats the matter with
Gary The General i, plavins his
cards well, and he is being written
most assiduously, bu. unless he n,<
the pack better stocked than We
think he has, he will certainly not
be our next Governor. And we saw
III all candor and honesty, withou.
prcJuo!cc, that we sincerely hope he
will not be. Give the people Il
moderate man i: YOU want their sup
port. AS to who viii be our next
Governor it is difficult to say, in>,
now, but as between Hasool anil
Gary, although the former is not a
man who has Il pop"i"r style about
him, we think he will be much the
more acceptable 10 the people of the
State than the latter -l,hnri'o l'c,
man.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-02

j. l.. l.. Ama!icr, Plaintiff
Against
Adam Perry Amakrr Henrietta G..
Amakcr, Whtmarsh 5. Murray. Am.
anda l.. Murray, Francis j. p.!zcr
Trustee. ". w. Wannamakcr, licor.,.
W. Arlhrr. j +. Artkcr, Joseph y
l.oryra, Pniip Rich Jane Rich. H. J
Bntck, +. j. Ruyck, W. b. Mack and d.
+. Jovncr cr-Dcicndants.
10 III, D,jrnduniS:
Adam Perry Amakcr, IIenricttaC & Am,kcr.
WhiImarSh Murray, Amanda /. ur-
ray, Francis l'clzvr Trustee. W W
Nannanakrr, George W Arrhyi, j j.
-Nrlhcr, Joseph Loryr;, Philip Rich
Jane Rich, l. J Buyck, II j Euyck, W Il;
Mack and ID i .Ioyncr
on are hereby summon$rI, and required
I" answer the complaint in this sction
which has been filed in The office of the
Clerk OF this Court. and To -,lv. :. copy uf
Your answer to the said complain, o.i he
subscriber II his Office, Court House Suuarc
'rAnGchrS, ;. G., within twenty DAYS
alter the service hereof exclusive Of the
day of such service; and ifvnu fail toa,rS-
wcr the comp aint w:tAi: the tim. ,lnrr-
said, the plainlil in thi, action viii apply
To the Court for the reliy' Il .mln,lcl in li,.
said complaint.
Dated November 18th 1879.
lLs MAL'DLN !. BROWNING.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
GEO. EOllNNR.
, 1880-08-30
Administrators q Sale.

NorIcE is hereby glven that in pursuance
of an Order of the Probate Court of King
county, Washington Territory, made on the
26th day OF July. 1850, in the matter Of the
estate OF JOHN ii. Ryan. deceased, the under
signed Administrator of the said Estate, will
sell at puolic auction, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, he Ar day IF September, 1880.
1T IL o'ci..ck u. m.,
II front If HE Real state office of Mackin-
tosh Il Reeves, orner OF Mill and CONNER
cia; : reefs. in the City of Seattle, in said King
county. al those certain lots, pieces and par
ceis Of snt lying and being in the said City
of Seattle, known and designated AS follows,
to Wit: Lots numbered One (D, Two (2),
Three {:) aud Four a. in Block numbered
THIRTY three (:s3;, IN 4, A. Uenny's Addition
to Bell & Drnny's plat of the town (now city,
of Seattle
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:-Cash.
Gold Cola of the Uuted States to he paid on
The day Of s;iie iiccd made to purchaser on
payment OF purchase money. Deed Al ex-
pcnse of purchaser
Dated ..u..u- 20 1880.
fBEN s. OSBORNE,
Admin traitor If The Estate Of John H. Ryan,
deceased 5S-4
, 1880-08-30
xnoh 0nisll County Democratic
Convention.

Convention called t" order at 2"'clnck.
y. m. August 21st, by Lot Wilbur, Cair-
n,.n Con1n COMMITTEE.
Cl,as. Hartman elected Chairman, b.
riah Brown. jr., Secretary.
After short speech l'y NJ Fl. Fr''>t,
Convention proceeded to nominate as fol
lows:
For Sheriff-Wm. Whi,frld, unani
mously.
Tor An,.itor-J.,h,1 SWEET
FIR Treasurer Lot Wilbur, unani~
mnusv.
For Probate Judge -Beriah Brown jr
unnninm"usl..
Far County Commissioncrs-Ch Charles
Si,"rt. Henry Sp"rrcll and Thomas Over
np''
For Delegate &c Kalama-W Wm. Whit
fi.a and u Fl Frost.
Fur Ds leg ,tes to- confer with DEDICATE, :
.rnn. San .Tu, II. I,land AMI l,ntrnr
Fuuntits to make nomination for joint
Caut Gilman and JOIN; R"pr's" rstativr-
JOHN Svet. and Clark F, F,rgnson
For Coroner Ferguson
For School Superintendent DR. Bart
lc,t.
For Sarvcs or-W. F Brown
, 1880-08-30

SLAUGHTER. " T Ang 26. 1880
Ed. DIsPATCH:--My r"'nin'I" thr p">
rrrs shown YOU in relation to The "rTani
zaticu at Veteran Clubs. WIS not 10 teet
them secret | wished t." keep them as -
relic Of the times. believing t',,m hr
the precise couHtrrpar, ~ relic retained
! iiv nae, and forwarded y te" months NJ"
+ tn hon. Brents. Delegate II was CIR
cular issued hv Brig Cen vt Cnrka!c-
rate 10 ces in Miss nr'. ara signed ~
other prominent cItizans ",'ling a mass
meeting requiring every person To Attend
witt, such arms rs th'v 'rnld pr"crrr
AMI devise rht hest m"ans tn rrsls' Lrs
coins h"ries-that me- n0nen and chill
dyen had been slaughtered II ST L,H's
Th.s. ,,arer ! bold h. ir NJ c'nntrrn.r'
nf that circular. and that ~" rrrs''n' at
titude of the Republican party is the
counterpart Of the rebellion. Y"nr efli~
toriai of the 23d inst. is a f.ithfnl review
ot me sentiments Of those papers Th"
word arms does not occur in the paper~
hut when speaking OF paradcs III" VT
Grams are requested to use tactics IN use
| in the United Stntes armv. and th " are
subject to- lie called out at any time :" in
the suppression of disorder. or FIR any
other purpose." The National Committee.
U. s Grant Chairman and Commanders,
mischief, desires that Clubs "shall be
formed in every village. town and ward
in the United States" These papers must
be genuine, for received an answer IN
reply to my letter to said Committee,
signed by Hon. Drake DeKay. Secretary.
You can have these papers to publish
1T your discretion. have shewn them
to . number Of persons Of both parties.
I consider it no breach of confidence to
publish them-no secrecy was enjo;ned,
and if it had been would not have con~
sidered it binding.
The communicate On to me as "Comrad,"
begins: ''The events conRected with the
Presidential election of 1876 and the
present attitude Of the Democratic party
show the necessity of thorough work.
ing organization of the Veterans of the
Union, ETC." The wholesale denuncia>
tion Of the Democratic party. and the
thorough organization Of the veterans
headed by the great lights in the Repub>
iican party, is . movement contrary to the
genius Of our government, and demand.
the closest scrutiny Of every lover o1
liberty. In conclusion, permit me Il
state to your numerous readers, that tht
followers of Bell and Douglas promptly
responded to the call of our government
, 1880-08-30

ss<&e4's,,,s-.s ~. a'zgsss@.
, 1880-08-30


when its existence was threatened. All
party distinctions were resolved into one
common name-the Union. Now the call
is equally imperative to every lever of
liberty to rally around tire standard of
eur common country with ballots, (n,t
the muskfts) and sustainthr Democracy.
the only UnI"n party that has any show
of success: and tins preserve for hunani-
ty what was gained by the sacrifirrs of
the war. A. s II.
BOGUS DIPLOMAS Phila ',.lptia
''ecoaM, newspaper published in that
city. which has give1, its special attention
to the prosecurlon of tie man Bnrharan
who raE Medical College nn,' issued
diplomas hv the Thousand ia very one
who paid him his price. has published
list of all those who have received dipa- j..
mas in such II mann~r Every State and
Territory in the Uniied States is more or
less represented. lnTt to the credit OF
Orcg"r, only the names If tw" appear,
w |. Adams and Mrs. B. A. Overs In
iusiic, to the batter, il Is fair t" stat. that
she has regretted prnruri." her diploma
IN such a manner. and IS now AZ Ahn
Ar,or hard u, work earning one IN
Medical In>titut' there Adams is sand
to he in the vicinity nt Hood river. Int
whether practising nnd'r the h"-us Bu-
chanan diplcna ar not. is not KNOWN
Burlnnao was found guilty. and pri"r to
his sentrnce, Was allowed to 90 on bail,
and the report of his suicide followed -
This WAS nnlv u trirk of the ''diplnmast"
a. Will he found IN oar dispatches this
morning Purtland StnaderM
A SINCLAIR PENSION CAsE.-A sins
ruiar cast. lrvoivi>+o The setting aside of
), marriage and rtstoratirn Of y pension
:" tin, petitioner is pending f-f",e the
.unitv courts. It the petitioner, Mrs.
Elizabeth c. Hers. h. ger Is successful in
er suit, she will i,t entitled I" arrrarago
nt p.nsiun since 1869. when hrl eight to
pension was forti'ee l,y marriage to
Chas Raalt., from whom She after" ards
nltaned a livnrc- Her former b us,and
WAS Cant. HarstFrrgtr. nD whose account
she received pension. After she received
ner divorce from r rab. she found that he
had u wt'e in New York ai the time he
married her. Sln. then filed hill of re-
view asking tor di>sulu,lnn of her mars
ria.t NTH Raaht, instead of u decree of
divorce Testimony was submitted shows
ING that Raal,r had lived with Il Woman
in New York whom he called and rrcog>
~ z,.l rs his wife. hat no proof that
marriage ceremony had taken rlace was
obtained. 1t is. however, claimed Ivy the
petitioner til It such proof is not necessa-
r, to obtain dissolution Of her marriage
ii, R,abe. as under the laws of the
S,atr-"f New York his living with IL wo>
M IN and ackroW letioing itr as his wife
Constitutes legal marriage. II the Court
hnlds his, her marriage with Raa,,e will
be <e,+aside, and her right to q pension
Will Ire, restored.
, 1880-08-30

accusation against the other party mcn-
'in ...l IN it. such Ms I ought te direct
YOU to consider. GREENE, J.
Datrl 10 Aug 1880.
, 1880-08-30

CoIoRED DEMOCRATS IN ALABAMA --
In connection with and in eontradistinc-
ton to the falsehoo Is disseminated by
the Republican telegraph dispatch ma
nipulators and the organs Of that party,
concerning the recent election in Alabama
and the bull-dosing of colored votes by
the Democrats, this, from w. D. Ellis, a
colored voter of that State, sent from
Montgomery, July 22d, to the Democrat
ic National Committee is worthy of at
tention: "Our colered Hancock and
English Club On its third meeting last
night numbered 610. The celored voters
are unit for the cause. We are going
to raise q handsome banner as soon as
completed. By next week we expect to
put thousand votes On record fer the
best man that was ever nominated to the
Presidency"
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Charles Atwood
for many years connected with the Chi
cago Times died at Quincy, California,
this morning, having gone thither for
bis shealth. He was an able journalist
and highly esteemed by the newspaper
fraternity.
, 1880-08-30
9uJet sSaun'l 5lispatea.
Published every u oday morning by
s&sEgsA<s z eCWns.

Terms 81 w, invariably in al
yanre.
, 1880-06-03

rtn,nnf.s forces chi, result In EisfNE tlls
Etiss tn ti,e Vermont Senator. THO 3lh!no
pls,'T pl'on ~ r., az hostile to Ellnuns rs tfh tile
lagmy}f ~ mamie to Wusl,l,tirtle, whom thoy ft'
uih%1t ui% * iila incarnation OK all tliat "a boIttt-
fAtts MI srn,p: tho Sherman HttlinrcntA-n re-
ecaan..sctabla ilinnrtty-tnlls as II they we're
iepna tt ,lo thn Orhfaatet-act, ttfitl Hsick ~
nouM no.n,r Ia The litter tttl anl, without break
tGo ttnnk of thu followers Ut either tho Otlo
%! !Wa;,," stalwatt, It Is rcEardc! ~ inl't'ssl.
eig iagastofe IT. Same nf tho poitcnia tl9laty those
oe,anr tllo Ohio E,lppDrtets u ftialnes late
hhtHtfc ~ liz compIfcatol described Will rGatit n
tant ~ t,1,rpscnatson , Of Gcl. (aarllnlt. Tho nld
l,ssesss w howpyrr, Insist TINT M, State Htttr
sa vnE mn., beaten In it's own peculiar 99lcr.
aas assr si,cceeilei In etectng ls pccond y both
i,sS eaSs lT' fSfy III Ittia sisnisaaee % TIC tlar
a{ssy af,S E sPssitRGi tGe !,a9 q the dark s orsss
st,nTIns t,SHI 10 be outlined III the olntlh u ttnuht
MtshAssi, MAsi surtotlns the Convention: WHO ho
VIII hr nf,re cnli predict. Some Of tho quiet
W. tTh.arrprs ~ who lavo already examined the
oo1ns%arcnrrent and felt the ptls0 Uf
y" In,eeopie do not hesitate to 1nt1ouhtc
Msres ~ Kits is tho nysteriona Diecphalus Hi,
iiS55ta tilo Republican party Will rLtlD TO VIC
iy ofE JSdelhS from tl!o Lo!tea1 sloanli.
I tSe ern of prosperity which has !naMitestcu
iiscif 9 ,iurIng his term of office, the Convcn-
tion mialt 70 further anil fire Wof6e.
, 1880-06-03
1'iin GERMAN fnnsss
lTa OPINIONS.

Tho ,Ycsfttcho Pobt aaYs edltottalH:
"Tiruea l1aye changed, they are int what
they were ten OF ,tffteen yearY Rgo. ThQ 4lp-
publican p.Ily does nut ohloy. asy l6nRer
thtt beHHaed hs. eon'sHs sfe &c arq1s nnts
system, qlld slnce tho ,.nelFbuFs Of the pArty
are only ireatetl llkn chesshe1,. to bs t,i.,vtAl
.aty0ut 1T pleasure by the, controlling bosses,
Ia be gissn ~ at lielr wisi, aill wilt. binteo
tlwt time the pArtY has lost its independence
Tho .purest and best montbers. Every
child knows the cause why both
Houses Of Congress are DenDcrMttc
WM why a 1Altea snAth wollt bee9Ipe tlAp-
Eurous to The Aepgh!isan. ,party. The spar..
uFqnt aud hts Rings, about Senatorial c91bals
gid their nlisslgsds, ubant coFrupsini. at,d o.
chtlinse themselves for the man that Is the
saass Of ~ thts dsnoraizn,ton a,t M tlisln,
lll ExtranraEnary sleglue Of faitli Alld party
iealty; But tholisall1s Of llepaollea!is laye
f,afty brgets thu itibst ,lnnlentinK purity
despotIsln, but they have also found that
, 1880-06-03

un,rtuotTun ri lVnsbIu,tua wnnft1 t,e t,f In.
INTERVIEWER, ,.,ino m III "inrtto1, wn,,,,f uinnfv
III" .i,.strt.t;n,, of ~0nn,s ria ~ I,ts Inss.
iiio ntiI ,Jt,t',i;,anr;1t' nvrr lid Hrnr,t,frnn
s ,'".,r ~ ,,ith ,i,o ,,1,nn RI WnatliI,r,,n thn
llama ~ E,in.t,n.is f"r lin Vit.I fitr*lt,ency
nm,' in i c,sI,tnuI' .,,c' y tIcIct wnnIii h.
f,,r,nnr r. thn tn Vasi an ,rnmi,i ti,1 Ia liar IL,
ti'c In Enrt ra ~ t},c fl b. narty % stFctIrt ut % 10 t,eir
s,Innrt st,,i hvi,,; rccritt ossist%hre mi IN
It'd ri,eny's CAMP with Waslllburne a. n
camlfdnte f0t The Presidency att.l ElttMJuis
for tho VLcc-1'rGaltl8acy. tho Republican
party would not nlOne EO tu bntt[G With the
fullest asstlrallct Of sticctsSt but also free
atself fgrover. from the t1tnlernllc tlsspottsEn
o. @ tllc thin @.iatlhal!e Confederation OF T1Ifcc.'"
'nrrunr1KAxEn"
"T,fs wIii H.. n"r Inst i,s,,r t,pinrn tf,o Rt-
nuhilra1, WI nn,ninottom III @ ,s nj fItcarn' W. n
rnnrs,. ' frci ~ ti...t, tnteTrsi n IN" nrnrced.
im,,a r. iIot Wa,ivmnf,t,,t f,scai'so @ ,,,"M its
nriio,, y vii % lcpe,ld. IN a K;rcat % usast,fs' tGe m
wrnl or wa n fho NetiUn fsr t1p uGxt
a,lartcr of cci,turv. If its action IN ,IIacrcet
nt,i wist. rs W. i,t;te an ir,ist II wIlI he. Il
wijl nn,,,innta rn,1Iitinte wGotn ti,s nnf,nist
nrt. Within IN trnsf. II II tyfii riVr ,,s n
afa,afari.f't,o ti,rn,ol, tjn nt1,nfr for tts
1,s,,,.I" mi ,nt fnr tte Trintnylrain t.e W...
sn,,,hir,,, ''' mnrtv wi,i ripct lin attl
rsrait, rnutfoi II Cot,nrcss, f1nyfnn nass"ti
fhcn fI,r crt,lrnl noinf III n,tt moiif1rnl III.
ui't3n,i ~ Wniihi,ei nrntsfh jufnrs. t,nEnnwn
, 1880-06-03
GOSSIP.
TIMES REVENG11.

~ rshsAfoit LOGAN AND JAMES r. ROOT.
lao feadcr Of tho proceedings OF thu Con-
7sen1!oh WILL notice that Senator Logan, while
tpsaA'nK tU resolution directing tho daily
.saaa OF 500 tickcta FOR the tlse of tho vet
s.tsas-an a.! idle resolution, slncc oil tho tick
~ laso been lssued, d,-1nntie Bolne reference
h!a having been admitted to the iloor Of
NJ NV convention, not on u delegate ticket, bit
= ri a. hhtap5oylsIpnal :, onq ".sIgned BY, Jalncs
@ ESn,iioo Liosali slioultl titus have lalh bare his
saaee ~ We ~ ah1t rS 4Ssppi peFson r. lNa
e,hss Ths h's{3sy i t.s aifar ls btiet and !ntqt-
lsnlfs, Engis tt!e state C6hyel!t!o,l met th9
e.. sa pleasure, tefu2td IL 3aIhit tic reg,|'ar
fha,S C0,lnty delegation to tho tloor, hut kayu
them thn " tlnstrad sonlu yellow Tickets admitting
II fa tha x Nan w sallGry. Alr. Root. tho rlelnbGr
T. s;s Sis' "twi!'stsSGs ii!at'sG ftR ts sG GSt Scso s
{fa1 |'cxot 10 tho flops, tot IL NAs we'll Know,
not ss Mf,,%Ma " ,%as not ranl tiia, Air itoot did
Ii eaHsass.nSer s nSer t!l!s Us lsokpn dill yester0hy.
pai pasiidks'ntaIly T. observed that possbIy It ,nEht
wa rnnniy ,eity 'ohE btfuru bulsntnr Lo9nil, who
del1 n'nhl'!9 uah'!9 Thugs 30 smoothly at Sprlng-
fof saat tht llnd tIlmselt applying to Mr.. Root
Eith ~, ! hhd hitElt haye to, coiItent l'tneN!f
Efss.sfyi Tht8 was rcported 10 Logan @ ~ wIlo t
E9igd Krandly ut Ii. ' ~ ~o' Wv
,utiatiiy. itiy this week, It viii ho remembered The
Gnlst].y u tae National Central Coniu,ittHp
y ss,,.s ,9is hands of tls UIunt hubr rom,u!tt, ~ No.
JIiI Jri.ttm,.,sr ~ ar. loot. Yesterday The illinois
ihslrs ttae nut fpr the purpose Of getting
VI recriys51 eAss5 ~ Mr. leoot piYt With itNN. apd
, 1880-06-03
i tell who will i1ttnlly bo declared tho dclc-

mt TIL wfo will inal1y ho declared tho dcle-
ealgs.'
(tg llia wthtll, unlIl l,u got n clIanto ID work
1t lit IN tlle Convention.
!, Mr.. 1lU0t's hctInn WINS heccA6afy where
l,ania. kn,,sas, 1.onlsta,11, illIn6ts, etc, II
wultl never liayc ttn,le 10 ltnve glvti1 tho Its
tho se,son Tickets fur the t!t'!e tfats Tor, II
they Ind bueh Subsequently Ons!eti by thu
conycntio!', It w9,il'l linve bern impossible 10
pct back their tickets, Rntl tlleto wnuld have
!'ocn np1,e fur tito tg1ogntos Win wcre voted
Ind ti,oau prYvlni0nal tckets prlptet, gUoti
fnr tho, ,tlny only. Thus senator Logan got
ysster,luy the Ticket which let 1lIh. III Fof
"Wednesday, aa'i !llY n!9rninE oil nhpltcatt9li
aliulltl fjp o,tstcu, his succcssor will get tho
EuHltlar delegate Ticket.
1}nt possibly. II Mr. L0Fn, had been i!tlle
nlgro accommodating at Springfield. lie might
not I'nve had OccaSl0n to talk about his
gtlovattces yesterday.