davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-09-22

br lndlig: ..1T, iris Of flour. s6Ul s, t,rt ,Si
pkGs tnrs. G911 r,tns tnnnt s.s3 c4scs c1lf,tlc,f
mcnss. :kG,1 psxs lard. ~ iris t,cnf. 4..ss pkus
inI.trr. I'll pkxs ci,re.c. as brs ctnscr srtt 70
hrts .inc,l. :E>@t lis pll.cak", 1 hr!s ct,rf.
meal, 20 Iris cotnl, 30 It's leather, II, SO It's
ttlts.
TIN following tnhe exhibits Tic stock Of grain
IN New York III The tlntes llnlllcti.
, 1880-09-22

H1fhDM.CtJiS-Cnnthucs quiet md strady. MINI
uElcthrnrs arc buying In The country. un1 also
Ip1knE through This unHtket. Hrh0m-rurn IL eul ~
he fI!y ~ high In the interior ns Il s here. tafcA of
ftif-wnrklnu srdtirpcd nre rt'i",ttct tn have oern
mHdu In the tIiirnis Central strr -: fr H. rtto
reeests Mre tNetoA1int ts,wIs, the hrr.ra!s telna
ctet!y ftnm the Stntst west Ut tha sfaals'Ipr.
t1,,t1ca c.,tN 1. Asnfgf.. In0tat1tsn4s
, 1880-09-22

10 tEE IFF51eFF N513tfdF7d IFE13s
N0ETDN, Sept. .i.-Stoeks ciUsci:
AfcFUn i r. Isl 7H.,.f1 lGht Clint. nMb. NJ. RtH
tln IMFu Erl1it H.,1H ICin.. SIrI. Il EByN... 1ik
lin sfttisJ is,,,,,,,,.,lN 1En.rtt tkrtIHd .. hi
t iuHu grtltat Flint FHfa snrQ..,, 1:Ai
lerIor f. + Ertu IN. u 1!ittIe tnck 4 Fl s.... III
Easiarn II. Il, @f*.... r5tiS. 4 ~ l:f,1iund,. 3s
hMM. Eitr & tawn H.. tSAi ll3gtH L. L. b[A.., u
k:C J9c 4 |. y i. !l;s q, cai;,Isl,i
%:y& y i;,R;nri It y il ,M" ;,Mrho Az: yni''r. \:
fOltEIGS.
fd)SnON, Hept. 2l.-Cnnsu<. N 1J-1B. ..
American kecusIt tes-Srw =. 1U5'i; 4t;s, HEX;
4s, ll.ii; 1fllnttls Central, lliH; TunnsylyuflJM
Central, tlA; New York Central, It's; Erie, i0l;
seconds, !E!;; 1ttAdiMg. lG,i.
Silver IL quoted ut h..stl.
rAn1s, Srpt, al.-flentes, Sit h1!io.
, 1880-09-22

Tho fnil',wing nro tho ftotI,,KsDf tho official
rcE1rt Ut Krnl,l fn rt0re III this city III tho eFe-
Ing of Saturday lust and corresponding dlte Il
tcuF IGO:
, 1880-09-22

Also. "i.tsts In rye shipped BY rail. lGni9 bu by
snft To Eric. and t3},H11 bll hurley by rMil.
SeRnr & Tunaccltste ropart tho following rs
tho stocks In Liverpool At Tho clo.p pr .tug1.st:
, 1880-09-22

FHF11.
lIltNElll Es rl,B stHHf tuFkVt wlh hPEOr flIrif.
TIM "btrnk " yeale1eihy ut the East resulted in io-
cline hute.f f. and Tic ieeinx Has wbMk at thc 70.
wGFt, Natt III vsry spnrnGIy Ey0ry .s hn!tis M
int .gns ana A;,1sr not,stns snpp'ss :, shs anr.
Mny q'atsnns ya!uness md the prirss given below
MHsavs. suhns. ssarclt. tc.. .NarS e1cadJ. eptcas
, 1880-09-22

SNEEF-WNta N fntr tfaH'af and SOD AZ to5ner
qNnfAtDnfn. kAlA making a bA*!a or *lut5f$0 pce
iJj lis fur very p0t'r to cl,"Ice d1a1itlus.
esiEET HAkEs.
Nh .lr. f'rtrt.l .S.. dr. I'fict.t.Ht DR.. pind.
d.,.,.. u GI;A a!la'bs..., ,t.Is n.+.-M ~!
N1.,.,. n ~ i,t!..-.. y a.S 15a....H atSSA
pj:...,1Hi psjj::....,1i Il; IL "'''"..' ~ 1eo @.''''~ s@
, 1880-09-22
4 IQur-Per~CenI Monthly Dividend,
CHAS. a. MAsR & CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Exeeuto osrrs fr tho nurcllnsn and aalH ut 0raln
md i'rnvtst,,h. f,tt tMMtN MetyNry t,tl fNINsMx.
, 1880-05-13
WESTERN GAS-h1hKERs.

6pStEk DUpdteH 70 lW chicago lT1GkHfs
1SDIANAt0I.1s, Ind, Aluy 1a.-Forly ilelo-
gates wera III attendance upon thu third ALL
nunl mcetlng0f tho Western Gas Association,
including the following officers: President,
j. o. King, Jacksonville, ILL.,; First Vlcc-
President, T. q. Laus.le,,, St. Louis, Mo. !;
Second Vlcc-Presiticnt, TAoMus Butter
worth, Rockford, H.; Secretary md Tren-
surcr, Leo 4. Hall, st. Luuts, Mo-; Directors,
A. II. Barrett, Louisville, KY; William Dun
bur, New Albany, Ind; L, Lindsay, Cleyo-
land, O.; j. u. Howard, Dubuque, In. !;
(ieorge A. Farweli. Appleton, Wis; j. c.
Za',rlski, st. Louis, No. !; John Gtmper, Lnay-
enw0rt|l, kus.: II. ". LtttletOll, Quincy, III. !;
L.L. Alunll, FreetNrt, LII. The Asspciatl0li was
aeilvo li,e,nbors frnn Illinois, Missouri,
Texas, in.llana, Lnulstann, Arkansas, WIS;
eons!n, Kansas. lewn, Ohio. Kentucky, md
MlclfeN'. rrestdcnt King, in. his 'a1lnual
address, aul.l that lln WIS furnishing Gus to
two Illinois StAte institutions for lnilndry
purposes ut 4 less Gust thAns cONl. l1U con-
nu!les TINT the Iaectrlc scnro 'l,as about spent
necessity, It should be Furnished ut low
Gust, nlil the dny IL pnat when gus
stocks gaIl bu quoted NJ fnncy. After
twrnty.llyo years experience he IL
satisfied tlio rell Improvement is n matter Of
slow growtl,. Mr.. kinH tlepreeatas tho prnc-
tlce Of Stato Legislatures a,Al other sIln!lar
bodies CntQrlng upon tl4o manufacture of gu!
for Slatc-}l0uses ,l,,a Stute institutions. llnd
1t INT been fnr tic ctIorts Of S1r. lintterwortl
IL nIpnbor of this Association, aisn member
Of tho Legislature Of Illinois, TINT Htate, ut
the lust session of that body, would hayo
gone Into tho business, Tho Convention Will
remain III session until Friday.
, 1880-05-13
TINT he Is tho only man who enn bu III
amg,irated, II elected"
>t,ct

TINT she Is the only Mnll who emil be III
ung,irated, II elected"
Assuming that II Will require military skill
mid force to lnnuEurato tho legally.clcctml
President, anil that Nsu. tir,u,t alone Ios-
sessts a,ui can control tint military skill nnl
force, Ia II not q l,sc slAlMter To assert that
l,a will not a,sc them except for his own per-
sunal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT?
Does amy u,a nssulue ar say tint tho
hun,hlest member Of lho Republican party
would hot usc llls bcst e!fort 10 innug,,ratu
thu 'nnM l,o Ind hctped 10 elect? In not
most peoply lclIcya :llat al! honorable Demo
sxssss ssS!s Ms f e i" s%sgy ' s fs sSEse sE'i u
date werc 1efeatciS After tho cicctlom Of
1SN' there WIS ns!Ael, resistance ,to to
Flse fns f;s} sell1e e ss sF fFa, s'tSi pprsl 1c s
Ealiois, n,Ml millions of iiri, Nortl, lid Snnii,
Republicans md DrMlOcrats, ranged them.
selves on tho side OF tic bnllots. lii the final
e% eSss1 Waa% tn % ss ssf's s M's ey 1Tpa'' oss 5 Ss
wlln wern tO hold Office. to, tecclye !nnors
~ fa rn''Hn|s.s' h" co''o to tho resene Of
vii of rn'ri"tisn ilat iti he % Wo1id III, to o 10
lrFnlIy Expressed wlsl, Of Jug pcop!e9
!lc n,uy we'll pray tn be delivered fr0, Ills
lliellNS Wllell tMEf llt S0 ncltllG MN nGinrG
tho world. Wni,1l mt Gyery generous soul
say TINT lle cuuld, mid .woufd. 10 tnnro to
secure tho Inauguration Of aliy other llln,t
than lie would TO for his 9wn? How tall
ltcve he wnl,ltl mi itse sllpcrhn11nn efforts
10 seat his frienl WaslburMe In the Exccll-
Tive chair?
As n patriot ort n soldier would lie not be
bol,nl to Use all his skill mid force 10 in1ngl'.
rnte whatever l,lnn n,ny be tho lCgnl chnlsN Of
the pcuple? JANE GREY SWlssliE1.si.
, 1880-05-13
STEPHENSON COUNTY.

To The Edtt0r Of ms Chicago Trsbuns.
FnEEi'olrr, ILL.,, May l0.--'rhe Republican
rlMlarics for the election Of delegates to the
'0unty Convention on noxt Thursday wero
leld throughout Stephenson County Inst
Iaturdny evening. Positive alll authentic
eports cannot be obtutnel from a'l tllD tlIf-
ercnt towns, but from tho best Information,
thanl your correspondent Is justified iii
tatlng that Stephenson County can be
ountcd for the Hon. L. II. Washburne. Thls
lty will stand ten for Wnsnburne md eight
pr Grant. The only and rea! Issue between
Yard. A.V. Richards, tho editor of tho
,reeport J0..rhgI. who stated that "eyery
III plnyed-Out, brokc,l-d0wn pnlitlcal luck
0 tho Stats Ii WlEnDpng for uln!ne,H AiNl
rho Is tho 0stenslble Gllratnr Of Il little
lnllpnlONilHl, was defuutGa rs II Grant
EleEAte in hsY own ward. With All
10 ability Of . scissors aud pnste-p0t editor,
q rehaslllng the l,lle4-Occnit editorials for
% Inst two ,years, It proved 70 De NuKntory.
he tepHIbiienn pa,Ety !, stepl.e1son County
'lsf to bec0A,o tte tool Ut H." lIttle ring {"
,so Set themselves up. us leaders al.u bDt.st
carrying the Republican votes III their
pat-tull pockets. Tho old Republican party
lStepheHson C0untyls lnt h0stiiu tn Grant,
ut they bel!eve that The wisI, of tho l,tntnrlty
tpnratnonnt to indlvitlllRlfsm tn National
O!ttics. 1t nuW remains for tile uverallll-
1l5ne gentleman, who told UAn Shepard.
Never you mtAd about Stephenson County,
VIII see TINT It ID s0lll." to Otler SONS kind
hyp%otllesis eng W. a.i apology.-saX, tor In.
.oin the city Oh some very Important legal
, 1880-05-13

Waslh,,rnu for President: John Sntclifre,
CIV. Guild, n. i. Sutcliltr, ". X, Guild lnm-
her dealers; ". II. urota, II. W. Grotc, \. $.
Iandon, merchants; j. X. Smith, $.
Smith, Frn.l Aiio", Fl'lnis III o'Ire;ff. Jnyic,
Z. II. Jayne. lurtlwn,o ,lraicrs: Caslmr Foll.
Central lin,el; Z, kun,pp, furniture
dealer; !. KlnsoYsky, +, KInsouskS. j.,
County Treasurer; Charles Howard. livery;
! William NM", y ; l. + ,;, Dc Walt sn,, 1awyerf; ,;
llngrHHall tlrnE-storc; J.. Z. Lal,!!en, David
lsroNson. ). Mtnnt *: Scamsntls, a. urlwny.
retfrfst farmers; j. II. tlnppt .trurher: j.
Barnard, butcher MIL nlnrkel; I. &. fsccslrr,
!nlnrs ,uiram. .stlocn!akers;. e. +. K!sksnn!i,
!. u. lFalkpr Il. l.. Fisher. john IT, French,
j. j, DunkLgbery, Wheaton College: ]. q.
A,lNnls. N. Murray, Atr Stccls, =. X. StNcey,
Shelly S0rlhrDp, fur,ncrs: d. MrDuhultl, &.
i. Watson, blacksmi1l's; e. Lo,tlss, curpc.l-
...The following, gentlemen prefer j.. q.
WlcutOn, Jr., Gny Ltvtlts, u. Af. Chadwick,
turner's; Il. Y. Morgan, Professor Iii cullcxu;
Can't, II. !; '1ansss, peltty-s!,grtF;T y. But
LII ta.!y!lssMg fnr these. fow Innlrs, Oilly
found eight tirnnt men. Must ef tle nrn,lt
ilpli lit tibls section NrU Glthnr Government
employees. politicians, or Dcmnrrnis. cntl
extend this list III us,0llt the same proportion
u you desire. found f0nr men II, favor Of
Eumtihtls. 4. s. LANDOS.
, 1880-05-13
w. w., tns'E. e. { = : !. 4 StI: IT, N I Efl' 'sso'
uogTON.

.,-,... =. rs =. ,,.,hun.
Spseaa! sP5n rS t. tns I',s9p IN. fary
actl.s. With Il bottcr feeling than for fess'A
o1ys passIt. ., 1u.,, ,,,,,, I. f,1fens.
~ EtllFuAu seogXb tH!t1o nnthA ~ fMtrrcs
m" for,,t.r n1 ,sIptiv na,wn11e,nw 10 T anl ths
Intt,r -, ,s,,t Xix H. nr,.fIrrei nj nj. Nc.
WIZ at n,stns,, WIZ .a fist' snnw" 1narked
i,nurnvnr,ant NAM nd""nnl,~ frx,,n HI: to So, un1
Eastorn aclf ut III. Htohtson & Topeka was up
frix nr1tvo ~sg G'Ek ~ sSn frsi,s suifing 1t s!A
, 1880-05-13
THE OTTAWA CONVENTION,
ID The Editor Of TAs EhiedJo IribH,,r.

SENECA, La S,.lla Co., ILL.,, May lt.-Tho
Ihte,-Occln ot to-ilay fruesttny, NIny 1l)
contains What purp0rts to be n special tele-
tsrnm frum Ottawa, stating that 1art!es. owl
ttclitty Hlnfnu Nen, Wlln wern dissatisfied
with the uctioM of tho Republican Co,lyc,i-
tton recently held fl Ottawa, wero writing
letters tu Till: Tribune attempting 10 show
tliat Hlainu Ind Il majority, notwithstanding
they voted IN Convention fur Grtut. Does
tliis special telegraplicr mean tn ssy that thu
blaine men In the Ottawa Convention voted
for Grnnt? II he does ST Meau, aud l.e
seems to wlsl. tic people to 80 understand ln,,
u! @ sGfs s spxia. psains tfsx!f at L & $ aceEss ss
nhide by tAelr Instructions yon cAll c0unt
sixteen for Grant from In SMlle County, tho
faGta III tho cuse Nro sllnp'y rs full0ws:
1t it. al iii of one thiri of te esgatss s lad lad
gone Aulna)tMnt IN tho Court-liDtlst, ai,d tic
!noIleht that tho Euh,tnlttee OIL Delegates
bud reported, Rntl tho report was ndoptGtt by
sally (hls brother. Dr. corbrs, Of, Mendoza,
~ the cliair|, arosa n,ltl lntr0lllccd II resolu.
ton lIlstrucltng tho Delegation IL Springfield
y vote rs u unit for Y. y. Gra,lt: The mo-
lion oil tho adoption Of tl1 resolution WIS
pat by thu chair IN q moment, and tio rest,-
lutlon pronounced cArrIctl and tho Co,IyeIl.
tion proliOl,mee1 adjourned. No honest man
can sny that the resolution was not honcAtly
votutl down, the noes prevailing. 1t WIS
evidently cooke!l-up arrangement between
tho Corbus brothers alld friends OF t;ell.
t'rant. 4 division 1f tho house wns called
fnr, nnll the yeas alla rays wcro called. Every
nsel, to geta fnIr vnte, but MI IN vall; tl,e
Ghalr refused tn recognize any ono uitGr he
!tnd declared the resolution adopted, ai,d my
honest conviction Is that he declared tho Con-
y9ntlUn nd tOurled without II notion rs tyns
close to tho Chair, md did not l,ear any
motion tllltlD to nt[lDllrl,.
, 1880-05-13
A cOLORED MANS NEAsOSs.

~ e"t %sHI<VF " ANt tHtk"R' 1iIUhNts
CHICAGO, NToy 12.-Plcnse nllow me space
in your valuable paper TO state my reasol,s
for advocating tho nomination OF the IIun,
James G. blaine for our next President /
wish them understood by ait tho colored
people Of tho United States, tls 1 MI, one of
that rncc. Somc Of our people nrc holding
Grant meetings, mid, after careful anu
clnsc observation, I llAvo come to
tho conclusion tint they nrc allowing their
enthusiasm for tho man tn get possession
Of their better Judgment. have until lntc-
" moved along tile sathg beaten trnti used by
those nrnnnd n'c, but au, fully, satisfied TINT
following the ntlherents and supporters Of
james e. Blaine,-u ntan who Is n true Re-
publican. oilo wh1 Inns advocated aild mill
talned nil true Republican principles ftear-
cate!t the rights Of The coorcl people viii,
nil the vignr and strength Of his character,
and IL suruly entitled to tho highest lonors
the people can bestow upon him, tho Presl-
Grant done. for tho colored rice? Why
ilnl clalrY Viii admit he l,as done much
for his country,, md Ills country has
sn,ash2 it WIS for Washington. HesItlcs,
there arc sonlo dnrk spnts III Ills Attmtnistra-
ton TINT Will not rub out. | will call your
attention to Ills Administration when tho
EUlVlEN ueUplt III tlG SUHtse, III I'LL nHEA anu
sexes, WerD murdered, burnt up til their
houses, lynclletl, and suffered all kinds Of
brutnl treatment nt tho tn1Mls0f Il Democratic
South. / will stnte if,at have never heard
OF any who participated III tint bloody affair
being brought to Justice. On the contrary,
the leader Of Tint Hamburg massacre, one Of
the culleSt-blo0tlutf nlMl cruel tragedies ever
enacted In 4 civilized conntry,is to-day q
member Of ConErgss making lMws for FREQ
ami enlightened Republic. Which Is one
very strong objection to u third turn for
Gell. Grn1lt. l believe tilnt tlie majority uf
tic Delegates to tho Chicago Cotsyer-
tsdn will bo Tor Nlnll,e, mil especially
so II they, could CONS ,lnlnstructed.
IN Other. words, tic machine politicians who
l,eld office under Grants last Adninlstra-
tiDn are moro. anxious to have him nb,,,l-
nutea than 10 Is to accoptt, thereby l,oplng to
get Into n!tice. ngain., Tic offlceh0ltlcrA Of
Ills last Administration wcro tho worst thing
itbout 1t. wish my c0lDrcd cfllxGlls to dis
t[nCtly understand TINT I wish to give Gen.
Grant credit for NIL tho great services lic hus
rendered Ills country, and will Rny In colt
cluslon That wllDeycris tho nominee OF tho
Republican Convention | will vote for Mil.
support with NIL my strength, as 1 will never
desert the pNrty TINT linY protected and ele-
ynted our r1Lre. Notwithstanding, .Jnl.les q.
l}auiho ~ my first: cl,otcr,--nut TINT / ltso
Grant less, but blaine more. l hopa nnli
trust that my fellow c0lore,l citznns viii ,lsn
their best efforts, alnl support him rs first
cll0lcc tts tho nominee 0f Tho EhlcaEn CO1l-
yentinn for the next President Ut lie United
StnfpS 4
, 1880-05-13
THE COUNTY BOARD.
Tie Proper Location for Poor-rAouso
-'Tile County Trensurcrsk Report.

The Proper Location for Poor-raouso
Tho County Treasrrcr'K Report.
An adjourned meeting of tho County Board
bers were present. except President Stewart,
whose place was filled by Mr.. Bnrllng-
THE 1.EMoNT DOCTORS.
The Clerk proceeded to read Il number of
communications, among then. being onc FROM
Dr, j. $. skely In regard to Ills partnership
with DR.. Hahn In furnishing medicines for
the poor Of Lcnont. liz asked that n now
giving him {Dr. skelly) tho entire business.
lI:',t,,.: deferred to the Committee oil Town and
According to a communication, Architect
,.t,.'t W. 70, .i,a .I''.t.ut..1 a., '' 49,
House, to bcgin the work rs speedily as pos
sihIr. Mr.. f)'I,rion will xn 1,nrin whennver
tile necessary machinery, scaiFo'dmg, etc.,
cal be placed ,!,, In l,s.'lt!., position. ,,,,ronn
,r,.n ;,i;,. uMnAsoNkHs MEvoMt.
Tue monthly report ot Treasurer johnson
nronr;otntt tn ronnroI fnr1 ~ ism ortl tRsil
ssTSs iTi. misn1Iin,,an,,a IL rncnt,tS si ni5 r3!:
sun.rv ,,tsG,rsesne,ats. si50'7iS: mfn,ic., t.
e, ersdit faMs, s5o4; eoui,ty opders ''o out T.
Tn,,rt- i7o1use find. siM}oM. aI,pst1t nf Gon1s
Hntiinrt2eI INT INF vnf Ss,iu' s1En dnD-fntnI.
sS6o, ,otS; baianeo ~ Oh hn1id por SeptembGri
.riuis. SIN s7Mtotni @ sa7 tt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mjsenIano,'s
RI, 10 isn,,rt-i ifnt,sc f,ms Ski hsS '~ 13eN'e
felatiya to tho nrectionn 1T fS'
. ,,,,,,. co1,,,Tx. .,oo,-,,re,
Commissioner senno offered the following:
Resolral, THAT tho CommIttee nppolntcd BY the
Board t9 oxAsnine md report 4 suitable alto for
, 1880-05-13

VIII! thrtr owl, coir when thcy chip members
OF tho present county RcHnl!!ita!h tlclSN,'tlol)
prssent themselves i9r oef hst"Ie te 1ea pSo,
!irantttow w s,iIiciaf cI.aiienFad to n tese
by Blaine l,lan Nkin.. to tint re-
rtlglng Tint tho AGainr Senator would bent
tho loynl slAlwart cittzuns who do the vosfuk,
md lre t'le. bong nil sftlrw, Of TIC, party,
bury tho cx-i'resldcnt clenr ont Of sight. II,
bltek be,ynl,l fey rx-sol,ltcrs md !ts
Ulysses Inns no l'rcal,rnlia! following herr.
Wunll 0gree that tsra,it's military pvuwrss
stands u1lrralct!. IL ranks rs ,nnc: nf tho
greatest Ecncrala u the ngC, For TITS t1o
t:o,ainanIIer.ia-Tiiief of iii tho armies ot t!c
!In1on,;m3a position created, ,atruoscly, for
l!n.. 'rhey twice elected lltn, Il the Chirf
MaEistyacsi of, the NA,'olt.. Ti,ey. pnlirctl
@ %5 ths ssss sseai t. EsS ss @ y u: ~ 'de ssi sg
pic nrr 3calons Of their liberties, md witcl.
Hs S"sss aS ss"': a'S'! ' Ss :Ss'S s'c' rs '
ssxScy iSfex t. o4 ts s Mtf t era INV %s sssfs IL H. h.
froln tho pillar Of rennwn whcre
tho concurrent opinion nf mankind
l,as a placed ' ,,, T. Mto The , mire aYl l!ih
completely into the I,atuls OF designing men,
permits them to sliape his course, nnd ut
their bidding hurrIcs hitller nil1 thitller
through tho Stntn of Illinois wherever q
primary Is to l,e held, n caucus manipulated,
Or y convention pnckctl IN his interest, It ii
10 cry "iIuldi' Tl,e precedent left hy WMsl,-
I,lEton, Jefferson, and tho othcr illnstrious
Fatllcrs OF the tscrnblIc, Is Sacred to tho
grt'nt body Of c!tizcns. They are not going,
1ctllioMt II desperate lffe-strlgg1c, to part
with It or violntc It, even for the conqucror
of Gen. Ice.
OSE or. MANY RErUntIcANs VINO Witt
15OLT GllAST.
, 1880-05-13

10 The Editor ot 1ns Chicago tribune.
APPLETON, Wis, May n.-Flrst-Is Gen.
Grant candidate for tic nomination for
President Of the United States, and will lo
60 into tho Chicago Convention June . as
iuch?
Sccond-NVill Gen. Grant 60 Into said Con-
gcutlon rs suc. candidate under the pressure
pf an alt-prevaIllng and oycrpowerfng public
necessity, or otherwise?
Third-Arc all tho conditions Of the great
moral show business wl,cl, hailed and ,lsl,-
srcd II, Gen. Grunt's return from abroad still
operative md Irresistible? Or l,nvs said
conditions "poterctl out and dnnncd the
ole K tho itincrating hand organ nlinonkey
Ioilrth-1f Gen. Grant Is to be nominated
1t Chicago, t!ow many, If nAy, Of tho South.
.rn States will he get IN November next? II
e t;s's oIo Or nll 1f tl'e States Of Nortl. Gar-
lun.. will 10 get either or nll Of satd States
" ltcpulllrnil or Democratic votes?
,F(ttt-lf Gen. Grant should bo nominated
It Chicago, md tho election Il, November
::nrns to By III favor Of Gen. lirant, and tho
DuH,orrnttu Congress should attempt tn
:o@lnt lin out, will Senators Collkling, Cum
sEn!l. alid Logan each furnish 1Qo,oN arlictl
. Wasl,liEtaM 70 aid Gen. Grant IN n IL takinnS
ND holding tlle high otl!ce to Whlel. llo shalt
lpnrar to 1Ayu been clrctedP
Stuh--lf the =. "'.strQng-,!al. government
}r'neeratlS repcatsrs to 6aclS ,I!u, ia control
he Republican primaries III Cook County
nst Saturday, md still less nhlc to take pos
Iss!an Of md control t!e Krpthlicnn C0,1r-
Convention of Conk County Inst Montlay,
ro the balance OF the United States?
Give LII Wnsllburne ant peace.
ANXIOUS INQUIRER,
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uf rEi.EuisAl.II,
NEW YOilk, :.


Special pbpatsh 10 1As Chteaga 1fibaHs.
NEW Yustk, tfMy ls.-Tho market tu-iRy has
bean !rrcgulur and f0veElsh. Id thor7 boon
any dooldctl teadouoy to work fusan advance ou
tho part Ut tho public, 1t would hnvo ulanfested
Itself ut tho opening. Thu truth Is, tho decline
hAs ulready injured so .nnny pouplp tbat tho
public acneruily hAvo not tho abillty " buy
stocks Ut tho prrsunt time. Tho lnu.ley hlnrkpt
IL III longer reg.trled, and tu.day's bond pur-
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lmtnlncnCe OF tho false one, Just az n goose
0uill, II held sufficiently near ones eyes,
blots nut The universe, either stsle lM'ng con-
neetel With Dt'lco In one why or another,
md having tile pensioners or hnnge,s-on
Incident tn aud il.separablc from otl'ce; were
for Grn,lt first last. mid NIL the ttuc. lid
my ono iook behind tho goosc-lnill md SEQ
tho ovcrshatlowfng National Issue lying be-
ynnt, md nsk WHY tie cards wcre NIL stocked
for Grant? Choose whicl, hnnt! yon would,
the answer would he from either side, "0hl
we don't intend to hroacl, t)lat subject at al.
W. aro only looking 10 the question Of Gov
hlm." Should tho inquirer venture 10 hint
that such dbl not nppear to be case: "Why,
bless yo,t, the .pnltticnIls slnl't want Grni,t.
Don't you SOU tt's The pGOple? Why, GvGll tho
tlcrn1ans Will haye him" TlIis answer il IT.
most always tho samc,-s2 much 50 that w
ncniss Grant bl.ren1t. y
At y tinlc l,ot ol,c hundred ycars ago, when
e0,000, 600 Of Nrenelllneu Were perish1ng Of
starvation, rotting lrnm the tacc of the Gartl,
pleasant land Of FrNneo ,was tIrat!nett
10 exhaustion to supply the flcti!nus
wants Of =. few thousand ollise.
l,ol5eTs, servants Of the pcapls;,n,Save , the
assembling The various fowls nf iha bnru-
tlieM: MY children, | ,,ayc called y%n to. to.
ot whit Witt to 10 eatcn wv 'H 'S%s IeSr sTe a
rrturns tho cook witt, indoti!ltatle eravl!y,
eaten, and only give lis tl'e choice Of Cullom
that G,nnt must he liominatcd becattsa tile
1Nop!le wunt i. On this subject wc lays,
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- ~ s"7 *70tsN u I'M 0HH4pV 3Fpaues
CH1CAuo, May la.-Of those who oppose
third term, and yet propose to support tho
nominco of.the Chicago Convention Ut next
month, no ono Says anything 30 dcsogatory
to Gen. Grant as those friends who anuuuuro
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WHEATON, Du pagu Co., ILL.,, May la.-The
following good, substantial citizens OF
Wheaton arc decidedly iu fasor Ut L. d.
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nut nf five tlnn1thlcnns will mol only bitterly
"'Ss .s .,,".,,n - H.. s ,n,,i aana,ort ~
is nn.Incay end by either remaining from
The rolls altogether or by voting with tho
,r,,, ,,,r, a,,, nr,r. l.. ,roro-o,,,, ,,,,soo,,.
,,nn, u 'I, ,n, .'osa",,s, ,tn. III .'h,,e
hrl'ca 'ato peIsohRl 1ecllhg; Dt'tt While
simply ar,ti-Belknap, whisky. INKS, Conkling,
tahlcfnnt Logan. Ut cctcra: siutply thut, !
guy, yet thcrels Something Ianrc tint oetl,rs
y 'hrer.fofftlls Of thy intcllige,t vnters q
COUPLED With that oi. the Presidency, mud
tl'nt Is. the spectre Of the thirsl term. Talk
n'l,! nfcnc rs hlie inay, there ls q dccprraote1
feeling Il, THO minds, Vt the nator part OF
,lo 1sootl " amy party or sentiment TINT nd
snc;tes u third term to my man under any
circumstances. ,,.,-
Evvry c11tli1late now, In TIC tlelt llns !lts
Of Grant. personal opponents md ntlvocates,
advocating or 0ppostli9 the uan. not my
principles ,!othcr ,tlnh these Incorporated N
ths h%lic@ T1tsr si1eG r., s , War 4 aa W.
rarty rs long as l', new grlnclplGs nre ex.
nlte1 oy o)d otes violated. The eniranco q
t;rant III tho tIeld puts ncw aspect on nf-
y rs e pGw hs craTe ranSRf }sfs + ost 5 III me- da st
fed or, unli,nitei acquisition Of, power.
Wlilu tho opponents of any other given carl.
'Iate opsys so him nly III ,s,i 70 ,ac 1sa ns thsy
ror,ers Of sl,or'nal,, Waslib!irne,, Etl,uunts,
or taEile, hut first, Inst, AID I'LL the time Up
Anything to beat Glnht," and, What ls more
ominous, 1t comes from the ranks Of his old
supporters. , ..,,.,.,, :.
l,o German nm vote, ttat political sword o., o.
head OF all candidates subject to p3pttlNr nh
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MINING NEWS
BAN FRANCISCO.

BAN AHFnANcssco, CAL, May ls.-Iho 1ons1 0nsw1:
nro tho closing quotations ut tho Stoek n' ~