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to compass Ills defeat. nt Chicago, aMt, ,taen.
Grnnt, [tn!n ptrsent indications, Will be tho


To UE ENISHTIuiCTEU.
Hrtetdl Nlspafeh Ia The Ghtcdya 1ftbltnt.
LOUISVILLE, n.y.. April .t2.-,ffo taeprb-
itcnn Statc Convention will bo held hero ~,
Wednesday,. 4 number ut delegates arrived
to-day, and the indications aip favorable for
Nrailt would certainly curry Kentucky, hut
predict MI uninstrnctcA delegation to CHI
cago. Tho BEatno-Sherman following cyi-
dences more strength than hns been con-
delegates. AT least, good Judges ara TO-
night 1T this opinion.
4 srIsOSu OPPOSITION TO T7tpEN.
Special Dtspateh to tbs Chicago Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1o-Wttlln tito
Inst several days signs Ut considerable OBJ
l,osltio,, to Tlltlen have bccm manifested in
soycaol sections Of Kentucky, particularly
Among Stnta editors. In Louisville, owing
to very bltter personal fight between tho
Couricr,tuurnut alnl tho present city nd
mlntstratiun, there Is soMia possibility TINT
thestclcglton from l,ese t., tho Stato Colt
ycntlon nsny be- packed against TEl,icu. Tho
prcsont Mayor Is encouraged by n stronE
n,ncline.i}acktng, a1li declares ,o will "tixlIt
b1r Wntturson to tho hcattwaters Ut bitter
Creek" II necessary, to slefcat him. Ills
first .lnnyo has been sicccssfut, md tho
blood THUS tnstetl Is 'uuylng tho
municipal hrad 10 follow IN hts yictnry,
which WIS tn tske tic city printing nway
frum tho Cnurtcf-J0nr7nta nlitl 4l7lzefVcr antt
givo It to tlle Com'ncrria, and Vo|lallatt.
The twM furlnGr aru Democrlttg, aiMl tho two
latter Republican papers. Mr.. Wattelson
HOW =,
ACCUSES MAYOR nAxTER
of, nilytng himself will thu Republicans and
l..
lyaslinEt"S lint Stnator neck Il etlMtnE to
Kentucky 10 atart u linnco.k or Fiel4t .lM'on,.
This seems absurd, however, t,s tho unly nnll
%!;t, ; S a'iy canfclf! stfsnEtt, iet wslttes '
any considerably. opposition Is stirred u1, It
will bn a, Tho Inns oF my good Democrat
excerpt T'fhie1,.
HOW osANr's PR1ExpY ARE OPERATING.
Srttias DiaHttth io 3hs thtcaon Tribune.
WAslt!Sa1x,S. u. G., Ag1il IA lsttM re, ;.
lie i;r,i,t ilieii will kltfe ui,y c,uit,lntn who
liny b. tho tn,tsn uf tirarts .lcleat, nlltl tnt
they will t!rlr9 every knn.urky Republican,
t. t9 wai a w1 ;hE aG @ to nr npTf a ;5at H
iyf,s rlKIlt a lit. W. itSvs igiv.ai tllc!.l s Il
enni stea.ly, serious light, nul Iutyn knpt gat-
INK Vi, tcn nnl liasu .!tsr,,yc.! tlcir l!at' ot
EWING TIE lsltlrcHSt1ii thAt lAeHtllGR} ~ Shil
rnr t;sn,lt. Nlving Them all tIey. elalm, ,whtel.
ure not contraelletctl BY published reports,
there are .to-tlay 17l f,,r Instructions for
t;nlnt, Mnd unEI,strNctetl. .ete., t,!ts. This
lensgA nut contested wards iii .I.onisyII!e.
All twelve wnrtls md .let1rrsom Cnuli,y will
be contested by ono side nr tho otlcr.''
LEXINGTON. Ky. April l3.-'rhe County
Republican Convention met OIL Saturday
night, and was wnll nttentGtl. Tho dclrgntcs
to thu Stntu Co1lycNti0n go tlifnatruete1. 4
,ninnrity report III fnyur of Grant WAS yote.l
down.,
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CNrcAa0. April natfcrsl IN I'll. T,s1r-
uNE yesterday ncall fur,l nMting next I'hur4-
.ay evening 1T Alus!c.lialt, lssl.ul by gcntls-
iell favorable tu tho nomination ut Gen.
t;rsust who "look upon t]lls meeting IN tho
'keynnte t1 tho can,pa!g,l, a,,A are cunti.!ent
hat 1t will paralyzo all Efforts hurutoYoro
Ia'ls, or tlloss OF tho future, In tho interests
VI other candltlatcs,'
notice further that among those who
enllett this meeting, and will bu prominent In
lta management, aro tiianutes ut J. l.; Camp.
bell, 3. IL. MeCrca, A. II. Wright, y. ".
Palmer, Dan Shepard, john 4. Hunter, Il.
S. Tutll!ll aud some sl0xnlt other gentlemen,
Ut e4ual sUcja! alld political stajuling, nil
Mot1i!oas for uletr extrens n,a.lea.y ii user
.lsllng their own clnsll.s for puHlte POSI-
tlolls, aiul ltulan Vt WHOM would consent. TO
eu,lt,lntlllat1 themselves BY ilulnfpulatlot,a
Ylereby tl1s Will OF tho naJorlty wou!l IL
defeated. .,.
ii II Nlso advertised In the Gull tant Icouari
SWEET amt Eluory 4. 6lurrs Will By alllol.g
the speaktre, Az tAeSu: gentlemen Aaye ~
eullar alal aectlettIy 0t!glnal l.otulia uloil
questions VI fihalce, III uXelnVllltta }n tficlf
Acailugs Will humanity III xeMprrl, t. il ex-
pected Tho kEenter ,p0itt0l Vt 6o.l gentle
l,e,,'s re.,arks sill bs confined 10 u discus.
siun Of this partlcuur question II, atl its fulul
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TII1S'GHANT BOOM.

As'NAItElk MEtI1SH bf THE ESHlSEEltS
l'nylng IN Charge the Grant "bnom" VIVA
held yesterday afternoon IN floom 10 1'a1n,ur
House. There were present g. II. Reed, d.
i. Tenney, ]. j. Richards, II. II. Thomas,
Gnv. Bcverhge, q. II. Wilictt, q. Il. I'icrct,
Wil!lnm 7. Nixot,,; sam Parker, II. attel,aells,
j. a. Hunter, Il. i. Stacy, Meyer Dlmllnl,
a. N. Wright, u. +, Cameron, Geurge
Schneider, L. +. Alon, W. N. Laug1,lln, q.
u. buckley, NJ. x. Morse, W. Ii. Ntckersoll,
nntl Nbout ono tozen other gentlemen. The
chair was occupied by Gnv. Ypycrttgr, who,
nh chilling tho meeting 10 order. askcd for
suggestions fur list Ut Vicc-prcstttcnts for
Thursdays meeting Mt tho Central Music
Mr.. a. N. Wright trusted TINT the whole
matter would be postponed Until tu-tluy, so
Ms 10 give tinlo for TIC reception OF re]NIrts
from tliosq wliu wcra engaged LII circulating
tho Grant call.
atr. RtclinAls did not tlttnk there was ntly
necessity for poEtlNnencnt- Progress could
1iow hc reported, anil further additions could
tn made ut tho linSt ,lcGtE1g, lie offered n
motion 10 tlIis effect, nlpl 1t WIS concurretl ill.,
Mr.. Schneider suggested that It would be
proper to emil tho wnrtls.
There having nrisen soma discussion on
the German representation ol, the list Ut
Vlce-presIlents, Air. Micllaelts was III
yitetl t0 open Ills budget OF lnforn.a-
t[on. lie stated that largo number
VI prominent Germans l,ad signed thu call,
nntl Eie llisu lss1irnnets tlIAt moro would do
80. !lo lo2k particular ratlls, to aillsoul,cu
Mt. Naster's wnr1ncst personal friends. THIS
wtA regarded MY n eglltre-s1lDt, aud WIS rt,-
cel!ed Witfl applatlse.
Mr. Th9,l,'is n .. was ot tho opinion TINT 1t
when te lists sllAtl ll.lyu been g,ltlsuretl ti,
alnl then thu wGrk gould bu dotu systematic
nlIy. lle preferred lrasins the whale matter
10 The Cnitinltttee TT Arrangements.
50 much experience, with ba,krlpt es.,ises
tl,at Es presence nt tic meeting IAllcctl st,llo
"slt. to ask whether tito Grtint movement
MalitrtI to G0nIprotllse with It's creditors fur
~ cents III l!o ttollpl, r0su In Ills tiu Justly ud
luz II representative If TIlE 'rnlltt Mi. 1t
WIS nii unworthy paper. md should hnyc M,
tnmntenalicc IN a ttalherlng lfkc TINT present.
lie moved that the reporter be invited 10 ro-
(':ifi :if;ihcre were l,a>f%a lozcii, seconds.
Thy Chair, In putting tho n,ntint, trusted
saplh. sna1 !. ne"lt nS9!nS 'lisrcstectful to the
Mr. 'rentey coneurrca, and there was Il
GENERAL cl1yr,'s q, tssrt during which tho
rtpnrthr retired TO the slow music Of MI 9e-
cus!os'sl 'orse-lHueh by some lll-brc4 delc-
After the rcpoqtt4,y withdrawal q cal, Of
| the wards was held: and n.nny Vt tllose Inv
iug "calls" for,tha lnass-1nccting reported
o. motion, It Mag resolved to keep open
purpose nf Wnrttnk up u permanent organl-
zntltiil, n1lt TINT the Secretary employ ali as-
sistal.t to unanimously occupy tho head
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t1on ani adoptctl, 1'ildeu instructions anil
Convs;tiom cislhy M" T nf"l1o',ucei. IL rilien in
men, w!!tle Of tho remaining forty. at Ml,st
.one-flalf .arc auptnsrd tO lo nf thu, satnu
stripe. Tho proceedings were. 20 tt,!llFtrnllx
Glislle, but ths WIS t,reyeiie1 by tho pctsullai
eif0rts uf tho leaders.
:. Both attlrs ntlmit that unless thny can sct-
tln their trOuhlcs hcf1ro tic election tho Re
pnll1rnns will linye wink 0ver.
As BnDn as tho Convention adjourned n Ills
patch WIS seflt tn fsNlnfnlt Mt Washington ni,-
N0unclng Il glorious victory over Wallace
and tho 0thet nntt-1flttult men.
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RELIEF FOR WElAtERs.

SAN F1sANc1sco, April la.-The reyenua
cutter THOMAS CorwIu, came down troA'
Victoria FriAny laat under telegraph!o or
ders from tho Treasury Department. 1t l.
presumed that, ~. ahp IL the lnrgest md
strongest yessel IN tho revenue service Of
fur tha tGlluf Ut Arctic wl}alera Alld tic ".
plQIlug Yacht Iea.ucffe
, 1880-04-13

lH1ErTloWrtt m hntthInR NltSltEe IT C0MVfc9-
sfbllNl InntterS.
liz, IT iokp tflo snn,e in"rrst t M MY priva.E
citizen. Tiers nru people win ncctlsG tns "
i'e|.sg III 2 rluR,, simply hrral.sr l,upl'n It,
r. Will tho mn1arlly. They seem ii fnrE,t
tl,nt l the" ra'! bc ring Y !. n.liorlty. BIZ,
m, for tho iioinilirc IT tiiu Convention i
hope yDu will mt spek tu interview mo ol,
this question my further, III hive nntlting
to sny IN addition to my letter which WINS
Whnt's become Of your Bounty Euualizu-
"lt'B still po,,i!ng."
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1H tHt 4tHHhf ~ lht LhlGHPN Irlbfnt.
CHICAGO, April Ex-senator Logan |,aa
deserted Efs post Ut duty In Washington alltt
come back tn Illinois to saye Ills thtrt-ter1n
.rn'hltIntc. 1t Is we'll known tint Senator
.Logan ltas agreed to deliver tho whole vote
Of Illinois ut Chicago IL thu third.tcr,n syn.lI-
cate. 4 short time aRU Ito sall TINT this
would bo MI easy tlIns to do; TINT Gen.
Grnflt wnS tho spontaneous calHlce at Illinois
Republicans; tllat thu punpIu cried for him
t0 bo PRESIDENT again, nnu 80 on. hut us
convention, after convention WIS held aud de-
clnrel for blaine, 1t bccamc evident Tint
Se!Mtor lMg.lll wns .Wrollg. Tic pt.0plu tl0
not want t;ell. Gr!l,t fur Il third term. rio
Republican parity tsncs mt lGlnniMI him.
ILL i,cs!.inntioll would ba reEnr.es! by II mn
unnecessary Aacrlilce, Of. strength for the
gi0ry mil profit Ut an individual.
Il WIS Senator l.oEa,l's place, as q servant
Of te nSrty; 7" wnit untll its Eises weEe
properly cxprgssel|, through county md
mHrtEase tle party anti the great State ut
ll!ln,ols, , on l'ls swli responsl6llIty, in tavor
right aild WRONG, Ills lMtCreBts, and Ills plnbf-
tim, Now tn save hiH reputation llU comes
buck IL Illinois to rtceil! Its pledges. liz
prol'Dars to set up ti9B l.inc!l!ne, t., control
IBIS qlnissaries through tho state. bullying,
begging, u,Nl trading III ftlyor OF Tho tfirsl-
grcnt sacrtlico. uf dignity. lit the tliut.terni
nothing could Keep Illinois FROM declaring
spontaneously f0r tic!i. Grnnt. Now. MI tho
nltfilecs Of lMltticat wIr-pullers ulsciIcluurs
nre to bD employed tn Ubtain fur him bnro
lnn]nrfty IN tlle State.
liz c9'nlng back tn 1ll1p0ts md engaging
actively III tho canvass, Sunnt0r l.ognn lAH
tnke,l T. step entirely witlluut preceilent ii,
our EuItttrnl history. No Senator over b.
: fore IN tlits Stnts hlls attempted to tIetuta
Il, his masters, the pcnple, Wlluln they shall
suIlMlt tor tho ,plesltleney. NJ lliinois
noll'iciAn ever beforo adopted III this
Stntr tho lnanncrs Ut Cnlikllmx IN Now York
md CnlurON. IN Pennsylvania. On tho
wllnle, aM slnl Senator Logan Inns ilnde
thu triul. lt llt,Ts tho loss Ut lllInols, Il Is
ti'no ,tl'H people .sfInulh knUw It. II urters
Mro hereafter 10 cunts from Him, AMI mt
trn,n thu pcnlo WIN llall1 him wlAt lIr IL,
tlie iteW arrangement should 1u understood.
lf he l!as tho l)uwer to lliortengn the ynte Ut
tls StMte, lgt tho flct bo formally ut,pittet!.
II thp Republican party 1T Illinois Is boslliu
to fut!! Ills c0lltrslgts and curry nut Ills Dll-
Eslins, thD saoner tie purity Is !ilflrnrtl tho
better. Senator 1.ogal, lIIls 1.!e.lg ros,pact
on tho sole basls OF n division Ut the SPILLS
i'nolsK thu members Ut tho thlrtl-terIi Byi.-
ttfP!lte. III rattfy Or not to rAtfy his bargain
Is tho question .n0W bcf0lc the Republican
party Ut llltltul8. NIX,
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CINCINNATI o., April 1a.-lhomas Doy.l.
yesterday, In tlla presence Ut abolt thou
saild people, ut Muntorlsy!Ile, KY, jumped
fro,n the raitsoad brllge over Green li[yer, q
dfstanca Of l:s0 feet, tn tho water below. lie
struck tho water lit Tint pt,sltloli. lii Il Mt,-
ment ntterwartl llo appeared swimming. lie
WIS pickett TIP by n boat's crew, niltl when
brought asl l.uro passea through the crowd,
receiving what money waai offered. ue was
not Injured III thu lc,ist. =
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ARRIVALS or FOREIGNERS.

NEW ,YolsK, April 1a.-Four steamers az
rived to-day at Castlo Garden with n larRa
number Ut Immigrants. The California
brought ~. tlIe City Ut Richmond 1,at0, the
Donau AS, md t,e Circassla GOO. Thu Baltic
reaci'ed hore yesterday with BHt; INCLUDING q
enl0lltzatlun nnrty Of 4O0 SenntinartaTls,
Tl,0y l,aye tckNta for st. pnu!, Mimi,
and will start West tonight. Thern nr.s
about 5000 Immigrants llere whiting for
transportation to lOwa, Dnk0ta, wisconsin,
gllt Minnesota
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H99374FF FVIs 7IIsN1NEs
DIES MONIES. IT,, April l3.-The Siute Reg
fStcr has ret.r,,s from. nlnuty-sEx 1T tia
ninety-'ilfo Republican Co,n,y Conventions
In Iowa, tho counties nut reported being
nrcner Chcrokee, pnd Wright. Tie ninety
six counties fact up lii tho lolegntcs III full
laws: Fur 1lla!nc, I'll; fur Grunt, III; for
Wnsil,tlrllc, =; for ShDrl1A.H, |.
l3ut few tivltBAtGs to the Stnte Convention
l,avu arrived lure. AlnollK tllus., noY .iicru
aru FrnMk llattoll, Of tlie Burlington Uu,rk-
cue; =. II. Clnrk, Of tho kuakuE fittte CitU;
aud t;ttrgo u. Perkins, Ut thu Sioux City
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GENERAL OPINION.
MICHIGAN tt'iHpsEt, TT t,flASr,

N,,ra ~ XII, % XII ~ toMr % nc,,,nm . "nror,,,v
ornr Tia coln,m,,e ~ t,,nt ,,otnn af tha H..
,i,,oo,, ,r',n, ,.,,,, n,,',n ~ .,o
pnpl'enn . rIess WHICH s'Hacs ,'uer my On
power of Gen. Grants friends to nominate
linn II thev st.c f,t in .ln m. Wlll f,nv do II
/ nm iistmec.I tn aav Mi ronti;,r o,,,1
S ~. us'pose'. y" nn5' wv ..hn'k 'ala
beyond their neses. CoiktIng Is nrrognnt
md sitctntorIat, but when to looks over this
llroa,l tn,uj n,ul src. fin ,nlftfna1. ,rrncl.a
.trn,,,,oI ioro o,,I ,,,ora ,.a,,,, ~ ,4 a.s,ss
tasy, l1c cabinet bit VEG TINT, ill case Of the
election Of DenocrntIc President, llo cnl.
n N" co,nct'a - s .,a Noti or o,,, us, ~
cx,,cct t., hold iu w Erin , on t,'o ntronn@a mi @ of OF
thu Stnte ofNew York. IT he Will look carc-
fully ltu will SEE, Mt ienst 50 It seems to 1,,c
TINT the nomination uf Grant for third
tnrn, ,,,oons t,o ro,trt,,, ~ tl,n ra,,,,,,is,,
l'arty from Its position ny the dominant party
ut tho Natun, fnr It seuny exceedingly tu,,bt-
FIJI tc tho OK x-1'rps,tent INN bc elected for a
ilird truu. trhcro mr., ,,,nnv vntcrs in nvnrv y
close onto-Mtei''sai'' ior lhataiicc-wlo Ill
case Ut Grants nomination will treat. him
somewhat ns tho Democracy dtI IIurncu
t;reeley In 1877. Ii tic l,cuubIIcan narty
IN lsso fails from power, It afalis
!ike Lnclter. never to rise aEasV,"
Now, ,wlIt1t u per cont Ut tho Republicans
II this StAte 1,ra for tic llall .Jnlnes q.
l}lnine, whose ta!tle ut the lcnI Ut The ticket
would Gull ont Il full yOte, h',ds0 fur M this
State ls e0llcernci IT lenst-nsstlre TIL Il ro,ls-
Ing yiet0ry, they, will rally to t1le suppurt OF
anynf tic gentlemen 80 fur 1,nistetl fur the
position. except Urnnt. Ills nui!le wIult1,
lcyhMl tlaubt, fall like II wet ltnnkct OF tho
1scpublle,il!a tif Michigan. Mark tho pretle-
ton, 1t will bu clnsn work fur him t0 yct tic
Electoral ynte Of this State, which will send
frtnl Onn to three ol'tn,siti9n men tu Cul,-
grcsA. It would bo sUinUwllnt Ut n surprise
fur Michigan, tho cra.lle of tite Republican
purity, to SIT tlowii Til the Republican cA1ldi-
t!nt9 for the Presidency. But slIe Is lfnble to
10 it,-pnrtly nn his owl, ncenltnt aild partly
on nccollnt Of l,ts leaslng anll best-klown
hackers. Had there bee.i nit appearance
even ot slnlltnlisty at,oGt Ills nomination tho
1t.flk AiNi iiln ot tlle party would doubtless
l'nys yielded u tic expressed wish Ut tho
MINORITY. a,!tl siycti hts! 4 suppurt at the
polls: b9t NGW York niHt PENNSYLVANIA were
carried Tor MIN 1T tt1 point u tlio 1,nyonGt,
SO 10 spc!tk,-t wherever. ttlt te1pte lnyu
lintl M. opportunity to stcak they hive gx.
pressed = decided ob]ecst1,, to my third
tgr'i; II tiic mlai,nEerH 1T Grants iO0nI arc
lhe sl,rawd ialttcal,s they nre credited witt,
pelfls hey VIII Witft!fn" 'tiHnps niV1it.
, 1880-04-13
WEATHER NOTES.

MoYTllEAI, April IA, heavy fall Of
s,ow yesterday; frcezlnK, ieenIy to-.lay.
Several steamers Oil ths way'fro'n Liverpool.
WAanlNaroN. N. H., Aluil ,l.,-rho wind
was blowing fourteen lni!esI l!er llour this
lnnrlltrg.. THERMOMETER 1a&leg, below zero, T.,
were lnullleu yesterday al!a today III In 1ulu-
Winter. .ti.E.,-.,
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Senator Logan Very Much Scared
Over the Situation in
Illinois.
Tile Bfainc "lsoom - Mnst Be Crushed
by tho Machine II Pos
sib1c.
Tho General and Long" Jones Open
q Bureau at the Palmer
House.
SHERMAN,
now THE ltttl.EAu WORKS.


WAsrlSuTtrS, ID. e., April 1o.--Frtelitls 1f
Secretary Sherman, who recently visited
lin, recommend that Ills literary bllrean be
abolished, fnasmuch ~ 1t was calculated to
To him more har1ll than Rontt. * curious
story Is told In nff1ustrntlnE t>ncof tic methods
of that bureau. Que Gen. Rearing, Il dis
t!ngufsllel-lookiny parsonage, Int not 4
tratued diplomat f4l In witt one llar,liotl.
Ut Detroit, anu permitted the Inter To I,ll-
preas upon him the belief tint i,o IiarInou)
could show how Michigan could 10 carried
for Sherman. This was a process TINT
Fearing much wished to understand, ald
accordingly l'e matle MI appointment to meet
Harmon Mt breakfast In New York one llay
last. week. Now, l1arnon Is well known
aero NJ I'M active Dculocrat, and he Inns bucn
charged With he!ng In confidential relations
with Tllden, MD to huvo played n rolls
similar to t3,at which Finley 1lns In years
past. Secretary Sherman knew this as well
rs anybody, mid, lcarltny. Of Fearing's
sc|1olne nftcr tho latter Ind gune to New
York, Is sud to haya tatcgrnpheu to hi,u tu
return INSTANTLY, stating III tho tplegrnll tint
thu person Will, whom hc (Fcaringl llal an
appointment was not tEe person to whom
Sherman desired to c0nte tho secrets Ut Its
cammigl,.
THERE IS ANOTHER CURIOUS STORY
with rIgnrl to tho literary bureau. Tho
Sherman Club l,atl printed list Of 10,00
names 0f pcrsons III Ohio WHO were doubt
fn!, or who ut least were to be converted by
tho usu Ut brilliant Sherman literature.
Tlest lists were written o1,t In munfful,l ctul.
les for Suns ullrpos,,, anil whrn TIM iuyrrtnrv
- .,a,. ,sit." , ss. "ea Wv onseeuty
,,.t .,,,a ~ ~, ,i ..,, ~ m'
,.,,,.,, +, ,a,', '' ""I tS 1a,'sG .'ISs"si.
e"'l3 - ot;u toAse "4Se.oSe' 1'c 1'1ct !ll''s
tic missing list lia.l fatlc.l II. BO1ae way into
tie hands Of l3taine's, fricllds a1u] Tint tho
10000 doubtful t,nrson4 In f},{n ,yn,., mt
crn,ns,le,i IN ,vnt L,,, ,r,,, *t,.. ".o ra,,a, u
G"'l,pel'es' ~ Will. iuHs oulofe lhoy received
theif tu!l shara of Ulalnc literature.
Az OHIO NAN,
who Inns been making II t,oyouol, eanyasa NJ
Shurn,o,,,. atr,rth i, ,,rnr =. nso..stn,.. 49,,
.,. .. y" ~ ".u1t ~ "aec!Ia'h tte
result sa5s That no Is utterly unable to tl!Hl
thirty votes for lt Oil the iIrst ballot outside
Ut Ohio, aud TINT 1t II only possible for Shnr.
,nnn tn hrcnnc n f,rriaha .o,',li'1o " h.. H.,
tth'lsler u MN 9f Il lnrEo sllare OF tirnnt
strength. Sherman Is considerably lsa1,-
pointed at tho fact tl!at Massachusetts IL "a.
lnr for E,lmunt]Y tnatn,,d NJ nv htm."Iy
.n 80 ~.s.sH'Ass' sh'ttt"%t VI 1Ha hIHlacl!s
, 1880-04-13

nntl p!Iasc.,. wl,Ec!. IL, expected 10 furnIa!,
ttir st,.Is III II o'lt t,I yn,1a|i - %1',chr ~ n
WlHiftrys 'f0r tjlumsniyna. Hn9 s,n,ir's III.
xlructtot, i,1nter tilrsp teachers viii ret,rr
unnecessary nny further Nttcujailco u.,.l,
1t Is exlMttctl iliat ox"Dutilr, Charles II,
1scch will preside, Jlo w,S sDgcinjlr sctrctrti
tn extend i c0rtIiiI Yctcnto t., nt{fctcti tIis.
tillcrs aml 1,ar,loned cD,lytcts, ain nsslEt,
tss's''' rows. ""' '"''''''eS se"'s !" '9o front
lux its nrtotls t(ntics #, arc,irinp II tss scnaso
nt Gregg njNi lnlsOn, H1thn,lni nnrnlaui
III ,na,iy aitairs If tho liko bofsirc, filis WIS
lifr."
It Is understand TINT unlcock. nn1kuou
Sl,cpfnrtl, md Murphy viii l,o nrcaunt With
their families. md wifi hc' nsstrnpfI ihs mi.
vntc oxcs, n viii reccIvo en o,'t,es I,io NJ cer.
tain fnriMls pf tho meeting.
4. H. Wrlgi,t, wl,osu furcc,l nomination for
Mayor Gxcited sl,cil enthusiasm il, tic
whisky a,ld S,,nday.breaking element az 10
licni, Ticket, viii iutrmiuce fnlt,o,,g]l ,i1,ici,
ngaist Ills custom NH wiai,Ssl s,,,'s srtnti
RESOLUTIONS, which viii be- eecDtltlc, if, nj,
eloquem: speech l,yex-f.isUl,- Gov. jevcrfilgc,
tlon OF his o|'ln,sitIon to tIcil, t;rut In tic
i,lst, and enfGaynrIuu to sllow tl,nts ts Tia
i:ci,ernt Inns sYre travelled nrt,ntti tiin worlt.
lIn IL ,ow ab,kulhntly qualified to carry It
nl%sn ] big Il shonl.ters. s9l ! ..,,
for pro,nptIt.ss all,l cicencv ~ ~ c"ltcct"r i,
tic past, ho viii b. selected to. mass Tic hit
for eSmIscs II, upon thls occlsiol,, ~
llowuycr deficient tho ental,lrs may be, tloro
Will t,o NJ, luck III 1l,n,tity Or G,,n]tty II
,lrtnkables, ~ Col. Dick spccinlly PROMISES t.,
personally test cyory yariety Itiuscii. md
l.
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spsstal ntspssea 10 1as caEtapa Tttbuns,
,ArucA. Ind. april 1a-1oio lloll, monroe
Milford. ex-Alay"r Of tl'ts plafc, alnI'n leadr
inX Republican politician, was yesterday
stricken with paralysis Vi tie left siLe.
, 1880-04-13

~ bn,'n ~ tne CnnSgIitioM atiF'ilTett tlis-
''n,,nc1nW n 1 niorFn,s vi"tarv ~ " hv"r Wnl1"cc
and tho otf1ef lllti-Tttttr,1 n,en.
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TIRE sryrt,,rxr Ao1,sxr r,r nrv
so,tia. i;f,pateh II ~ shttseo T,iaun,.
SYRACUSE n. " APRIL 1o'-Eact1 succcetl.
inE day demonstrates Tlldell's weakness ft
mt of 'rnE TRIBUNE found TIN ilan. w. W.
Wright, ut ticllnvn, Mt the Vanderbilt House.
Mr. Wright Is a life-io1E Democrat, suul ono
OF the most prominent politicians iii thu
State, When Seymour WIS n Inv student
md Mt. Wright clerk iii Utica, tho two be-
1onRctl to llni,d i|rc-cnglno company, at1a
used 10 run together with tho machine. Tho
correspondent askctl the sentiment If the
Democracy Of Centrnl Western New York,
iii which scctfnn A[r. Wright IL n lentler. lie
said that tho Democrats, almost without ok.
caption. werc antl-'rttlan. Tl,ey woro mt
Kelly ncn, hut were aRalnst Tll1clt, aud
would support my man fur President
ENcEi'r T1hnEy.
Their first cltaice, 1lo informed tho corrc-
Eponsleltt, was Seymour, with Dnyartt or
Hancock second. Should Tlt.tcIl bu iiolni-
hatttl, fully onc-t1a1f ut tho Democrats of his
section would Gust tl!oir l>nllats for the It,
publican nonlnce. The Counties Of Ontario,
Sellccn. Yates, and Monroc would suntl sDfitt
nnti-Tlllen delegations to Syracuse. /, Mr..
Wright llatt watched the coursu ut the Dc
lnOcrncy for over linlf q century, and liu bt.-
5ieseu tas iEe .otHiliatiol ~ q Il'uch W0ui!
sHn 9n,".rr,s . ~ ~. s.I s:,t H. sn M LIZ FL u
inu,ev. iet tiin,u scret Vn,.l"rhiit ar f;n,,isl I'LL
us they at least Ind s.,lnu principle.
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LOGAN TO TIE RESCUE.
M..Nsn.at.lSu OF Ills conorrs ron nuAyr.
There was II remarkable conjunction oF two
great political planets 1T this city yesterday,
-otlc at tho Palmer alttl tlte other Mt tho T..-
cillG. At tlle former hosulry, l,,u,l, III. VIM
occupied by Senator l.ngN,l, a,t Mt ieoum Il
In tIio latter WIS deposited tho grilsack Of
Lung Joncs, Collector of Internal Revenue
fur tilt Sterling District aud Chairman Of the
State Central Republican Committee. Jo,,cs
wo,,la l'avn 1t TINT they met by cAnl,ce, md
this Senator WIS III Ills way to Mnrpi,resllar0,
In Southern l!limois. ID look nstrr coal n,Ilo
wl,icl, hal lust been o,,pnc,l on lis furjn.
When join shcrnla,. went to Oh1n to work
:., np MS ~o'n ~ WIZ H. announced t'at l,is
y"r % a Ms I'D ID @ hors"au S dIe 1T Ianenss m as 0'*
Joncs lost no time III reporting tu tic I'nlnl-
er Ifa,lsr where ht, s,pnt fin ,.rrntnr roy,tot,
nr tbr Inv trhn S,,,"tnr t.v,,t ~, . tt,,,,,,
,an ~ III t's A., nmn nv ns".u. y; @ "ups up 'afe'y
many Of the Incidents III tho se!latoriat cnlil-
pnlgi NJ Springfield year. ngo lust .'Hnnary.
acte.l ,nys,eriously, und ,lurIng liz ,lay wus
na iuub us nm oyster Ia nil nxcent tl,e T irnst.I I
irle'itIs a''l appolntees Ut the Senator.
It Wns evident to the most unskillful OBJ
server tint, In the pnrla,,ce Of tic street,
, 1880-04-13

~ In doctor's ylslta will do YOU lesa gooa thar
otu bottle Of Iop !iitters.
, 1880-04-13

Atnted Mt this writing, hit Indications nre
tint nf thu nsnycnty.Alx delegates rt,Hel, nl,pl1t
sixty Ut them nro a,,,Mt inG,,. Tho remainder
nru lDr Uluine. !
, 1880-04-13

: Tho YEtends ot temperance will Ind Multi uiS@
teES laYiHuTatinx uni stEenytheninH.