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National Republican., 1880-12-15
Vno Inonsu,o, Comwi,,.e,.

Two of the committees appointed in connection
with the inaugural ceremonies held meetings last
evening in the rooms adjoining the National Met.
ropolitan Bank,
The finance committee organized by electng
Hon. James Gilnllan, United States Treasurer,
chairman and John II. Minor secretary.
A resolution was adopted that the city be dis.
ric,ed and subscriptions be solicited to defray the
expenses connected with the inaugural ccremo.
nlcs of Presldentclect James A, Garfield. 10 ac.
oonpllsh this purpose special executive commit
tee was appointed, consisting of Messrs, John Bal
ley, Norval w Durchell, Lewis ]. Davis james
g. Cooke, a, w, Crossley, Thomas j. Fisher, and +,
This committee is to submit report to the gen.
eral committee,
The committee on civic procession met in the
same building and formed u temporary organiza
tiOn by the election of Mr., L. r. Williams as chair
man. and Mr. J. Y. Hamilton Us secretary, A com.
mittee ON permanent organization was then Sc
lected, and they recommended the following ol-
GERS who were elected, viz. Chairman, Mr. L. r.
Williams; secretary, Mr. w, ii, Roach
A committee Of seven was authorized 20 discover
what might be the duties Of the civic committee
and what subcommittee might be requisite 10
perform the duties required of the committee,
The chair appointed as This committee Colonel A.
IL Holt, r. t. Redway, NJ, ID, Montez, Charles Pei
ham, Harry a. Jones aud Colonel /. $. .Ilehenor.
The committee adjourned tomeet onneSt Tuesday
National Republican., 1880-12-15
The Soldiers, Home Hannrcrs.

The board Of managers of the Soldiers Homes
at Dayton, Hampton, Milwaukee, and Augusta,
Me-, met at the SurgeonG Generals Office yesterday,
and adjourned to parlors at Willards Hotel. The
members present were President Hayes, Chief
Justice Waite, General Franklin, president of the
board, General NJ. T. Mcmahon, secretary General
Coulter, of Pennsylvania, General Roberts, OF
Maine, General Martini of Kansas Colonel Harris,
of Ohio, and Major Fulton, of Wisconsin.
The board examined the reports, and, owing to
the illness Of Colonel Brown, of Ohio, Inspector
general of the homes, matters were postponed till
cided not to visit the Hampton Home until the
March meeting. The annual report to Congress
was considered. The estimates Of appropriations
have been prepared.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Candidates Mt the Odd FeIIows, Fair.

The attendance at the Odd Fellows fair last
evening was oil the hall could accommodate Can.
vassing for the different candidates was kept up
with undiminished ardor until eleven o'clock. At
that hour the leading contestants for the follow
ing articles were Teachers desk, Miss Helen Robin.
son, 65; lodge jewels, Columbia, IS; combination
collar, A. ii, Gawler, 1859; gold watch for lady
manager, Mrs. McEwen, 3s5; Patriarch's uniform,
2S; .god.hended cane, J. A. u. Espey, rs; letter.
carriers uniform, j. 5. ourand, n; printers stick,
w. L. Jones, l0l; History Of England J. Il.
Dlno, %.
National Republican., 1880-12-15

Oar Pence Prescrvers 10 Parade To-Day.
This morning, atten o'clock, the Metropolitan To-
lice of the District will have their annual parade
and review They will assemble at the corner Of
Seventeenth and X streets, northwest, and under
the command of Major Brock, will march down the
Avenue past the Presidents House. to the east front
Of the Capitol. Here they will be reviewed by the
District Commissioners and the District committees
Of both Houses of Congress, after which they will
break ranks and return 10 their respective pre-.
eincts. The Marine Band will furnish the music,
and as the force have recently been supplied with
new uniforms, II is expected that they will make
very creditable display. The drill-master of the
force has devoted considerable time to instructing
the men IN new eyolutions which will be given on
the line of march.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
s,,n ,..u Iny,niur ,I,e CIV.

A number of representatives Of the various
boards of trade arrived In the city last night This
morning they meet at Wizards and so before the
House Committee on Commerce. They are inter
ested in the repeal or modification of the shipping
commissioners act, and will probably support
what is known as the Cox bill, now pending ia
thing that appertains 10 shipping matters, Some
OF the most prominent ship-owners aud board Of
trade representatives are among the visitors.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate were filed in
the Recorders office yesterday: Charles c. Glover
and h. II. Warner trustees, to George Reyneal jr.,
for S. 200 part oflot J. square 523; g. W. l. Landon
ct ux. to Margaret A. Hoge, for $780, lot 81 White,
Mattingly & Carusis subdivision, square AS; L..
NJ Willis to Henry Willis. for 5000 lot "a and part
of lot %, in william Williams subdivision square
727; Samuel Cross and George Nugent, trustees, to
the American Life Insurance Company, Of Phila.
dclphia, Pa. for $1,000 lots + and q, In shep.
herds subdivision, square 1863.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Twelve IVearts THAT neat as Six.

The clerk ofthe court has issued the following
marriage licenses Benjamin +, King and Eliza
beth Peverell both of Tennallytown, d. o. Joseph
Williams, of Springfield, Ohio, and Catherine A,
Livingstone, Of this city A, r. Toulson, of Point
Pleasant, Northumberland County Virginia, and
Mary i. Hilton, of this city; Joseph NJ. Kelly, OF
Lancaster, Ohio, and Mary Il. Rniney, Of this city
jay b. smith, of this city, and Wealthey A. Farms.
worth, OF Middlebury, vi James j., Ewin and
jamie Y. King,
National Republican., 1880-12-15
a Rts ofHIAtarx.

In one of the main halls Of the world renowned
Charity Hospital Of New Orleans beautiful tablet
records the history Of a noble deed, which should
be source Of pride to every PENNSYLVANIA. n Is
nts: THE CHARITY hosriTAL OF LOUISIANA uds
y Roxds 10 tchose generous sndoipDen ndcence Of
the Legislature Of hs State, and uie Hberdlhy Of he
STATE QI Pennsylvania TIC community Is Indebted for he
means ofereting this edgfce IN the DCCCX1XIL
This recalls tho fact that since 1868 It's existence
has been continued by means Of the endowment Of
over 100000 in that time 4 letter addressed 70 NJ
A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, or same person at
$40 Broadway, New York city, will furnish any one
the particulars.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Another club Coming from philadelphia.

NIuUIB lHt fHIIauVIPHIU DETERMINATIONS WHICH,
have decided to take part in the inaugural core.
monies next spring Is the Harmony Legion, which
is next to the Oldest and one OF the best-known
Republican clubs in the city Of Philadelphia. 1t
hos membership Of 1900, all uniformed and has
the reputation of having been the most active club
In the late campaign In Philadelphia aud SUR
rounding cities The club will parade In this city
on the 4th Of March next with not less than COO
men, quarters having already been secured for
that number One hundred OF this number con.
stitute pioneer corps. They will bring their own
music, and remain In this city two dayh.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Am ex.roIlec,nnn,. unhappy Loi.

Moss T. Agllen was ON December o 1867, mp
pointed by the Board of Police Commissioners n
private on the Metropolitan Police, and served
until August l2 1876, at which time he was re-
moved without trial or being allowed to be heard
as he claims. Since that time he has received no
paw Claiming that he was removed without alli
ihority be entered suit Il recover the salary due
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Characterization Cases.

The House Committee on Elections held their
first meeting Of the present session yesterday,
and agreed to report to the House upon three
of contested seats. In the matter OF Doynton VS..
Loring, Fifth Massachusetts, District, e commit
tee VIII submit a unanimous report IN ,yor of Mr..
Loring (Rep), the sitting member. ~ lie cases of
Wilson Va. Carpenter, Eighth Iowa ..istrict and
Holmes vs. Sapp, Ninth Iowa District, two reports
upon each will be submitted, the majority reports
favoring the sitting members, both of whom are
Republicans.
National Republican., 1880-12-15

The Senate Committee on Military Affairs yes
terday agreed to recommend the confirmation of
oil the various army nominations thus far received
by the Senate during the present session. They
chief signal officer and that Of Colonel Miles 10 be
. brigadergeneral; also the numerous appoint
mcnts TO second leutcnancies frOm civil life from
the class last graduated at the Military Academy.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
National Uniyer.ity Lyeeu,n.

At the regular meeting Of the National Univer-
sity Lyceum, held last night at their rooms, 14lS
New York avenue, the following officers were
elected: Captain Ed 0'Meagher Condor, prcsi-
Macdonald secretary and treasurdr Mr.. G. A.
Barker, sergeantatarms This bod! Imposed
OF alumni and students Of the Nauona University
meets every Tuesday for the discussi,n II of legal
historical, and other questions at the above rooms
National Republican., 1880-12-15
For the Holidays

And New Years supplies 20 TO Chris. Xander's
oil 9Th street northwest, His stock Of fine old
whiskies cannot be oxceled; for purity they take
the lead
National Republican., 1880-12-15

Chris Xander has fine lot Of Walz Mount sum.
nit, Monticello Old Grow, Hermitage, Moore and
Grgsby Rye and Bourbon Whlskies and other fine
brands. Leave orders at 9ll 1th street II. W.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
For California;

GET your Wines, BandIes and Whistles for the
holidays Mt Chris. Xanders, OIL 7th street W. lie
has the hest
National Republican., 1880-12-15
For Christuaas

THE proof OF the value Of any article Is its popu.
lar use and the testimony in It's favor The sale OF
DIR, Bulls Cough Syrup is immense, and the testi.
mony yOluminous,
National Republican., 1880-12-15

The sale OF BronEes and Fire Gilt goods at New
York avenue last evening proved a success, not.
vailed. Quite number Of handsome articles were
disposed OF, but the cream Of the sale however re-
mains unsold. This very attractive sale will be
continued this evening at seven o'clock, when the
remainder of the stock will positively be sold.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
To Reduos S,ocL.

Lnmndel, Hook .Nuscatel Port and sherry wines,
Holland Gin, RUNS and brnndlos and WHISTLES for
he holidays, go to Chris %ander, OIL 7th st, n. W.
National Republican., 1880-12-15

The only Turkish bath In the city, 800 + street,
near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer this side
Of New York. DR. BOVce
National Republican., 1880-12-15

We learn that the agency OF this city of the How
changed TO the office St smith, lie Droit Build
National Republican., 1880-12-15

At 003 T. street northwest near Ninth The only
reliable place In the city for genuine baths.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Z. y. a.r,r-,l,. sslss., a.,l.u..

During the holidays Whrf ~ 0ne Il racking
their brain fof a suitath Ian Or sume loved
one, II would ~ vel - ..H " risit the shoe
store OF T, y. OartrsN ~ seventh and I
streets northwest, and iUr nfs line Of clip.
pers for ladies and ncuiicu Considerable care
has been bestowed ntuo ~ urlrcilon, and every
taste can be gtauhed ID ssdlton he has on hand
full line Of boot and shoes fitnbie for children
to all OF which he Invites attention.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Steamboat -Sines.
Norfolk and New York Steamers
THE NEW STEAMER
JAMIE NEOSELY,
Cantai, TAMEs ~ pApRER

Leaves her wharf foot of Sixth street. on MONDAYS.
WEDNEgDAYsnnd W F4dDAYs m at ?. m, precisely.
and Old Point, making connections at Norfolk with
Boston, New York, and Richmopd steamers; also,
with Beaboard and Roanoke Railroad going south.
Returning, leaves Norfolk every TT UEsDAY THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY nt p. m.
Fare TO Boston. 50 New York. ..........$S 80
Meals and Stateroom Included. u
Fare TO Norfolk % Round Trip 50
nnd freight handled with care. y
Dintng-room on Main Deck.
Tickets and Stater0oms be secured at General
Onlce, lI6 + street northwest.
For freight rates, etc, apply 10 ID. J. ACCINELLY
Agent, Sixth Street Wharf,
National Republican., 1880-12-15
ing 800 street. The Howard for ffty years has
been regarded az one Of the safest companies In the
country.
xANDER's Ives Clinton, and Concord wines are
lust whit are wanted for the holidays. Depot OIL
7th street northwest

fh buctt hOItHWcst
Diamonds, Watches, and JeweIry-Grent
bargains.
Solid Gold Cameo Rings, Sl.50 upward
Handsome 14carat Gold Watch and Gold Chain,
$50. our speciality for the holidays
Solid Gold Studs, 81 per set.
Solid Gold Lockets, S.
Gents ScarEPins, solid gold, $3.50.
Ladies' sets Earrings and Breastpin, $40.
Solid 14-carat Gold Vest Chains, SIS.
800 Solid Silver Watches, extra heavy, $50.
Handsome pair Diamond Earrings, sS5; weight,
u carats,
81 solid 14-carat Lever Watches.
$40 Solitaire Diamond Ring, "a carats, perfect
JACOBS BROTHERS,,
1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
Jewelry spd Watches for Christmns.
$3.50 solid gold amethyst rings
$3.50 to 90 children's solid gold neck chains.
e5 TO 825 solid gold sets Of pins and earrings.
$3.50 solid silver watches Tor boys.
$40 coin-siver Elgin watches, (gents)
e15 solid gold watches for ladies.
$50 gents solid gold watch and chain.
r. HARRIS & Co., +S2 Seventh street,
Our friend Xander has the finest lot of olorose,
Roman, West India and Topas SherrieB that can
be found In the United States at bottom prices.
Oil Jth street n
National Republican., 1880-12-15

The steamer W. W. Corcoran win resume her
trips TO Mount Vernon to-day,
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Shedd Baths

Boys oyercoats g., neat and durable, Eisem
Bros corner 7th and E. ..
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Julius Lansburgh's 81 Tapestry Brussels, si5 7th.
To Reduca stack.

reduction OF price on every garment at E
man Bros, corner 7th and +.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Julius Lansburgh's 81 Lowell Ingrains, sl7 n
To Reduce HiOck

Boys pants, age four to ten, for fifty cents. III
man Bros, corner 7th md L streets
National Republican., 1880-12-15
sTEAMERs FOR NEW yoRK.

The Steamers H. G. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON
alternately leave Pier I'll East River New York, SAT.
QRpAY, et 4 y. M Georgetown, at a.. M, FRI.
DAYS And a hiesapdra sSRs AK For & freight @ @Sases
street deorgetewn, or O. 9. LOWELL, President, ild
n street, near wlllarls Hotel,
National Republican., 1880-12-15

$40 cashmere suits, twenty different styles; 4
goods cannot be reproduced for that price. L
man Bros, corner Th and E,
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Julius Lansbursh's Ingram, s5c., sl5 7th.

The National Safe-Dcposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue. con
tinucs TO receive vnluables Of all descriptions 70
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-12-15

Julius Lansbursh's Low.P Priced Carpet House, 81
National Republican., 1880-12-15
s1ys WOMAN SUFFRAGE

RpH" UFFTIIE NNTTUNNTI WF.FTBIsIVNN
kS WAsHtSGToS, Nov -, iSs0
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the Ma.
tonal Republican Printing and Publishing Company
tr the election OF scven trustees to serve for the en-.
sups year will be held at the Office OF the company
On FRIDAY, December 81 between the hours OF II q.
m and IL IN. LEWIS CLEPHANE,
noaodtd Secretary.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
.Aldern.y Dairy wagons,

The Rowland Dental Association, oil Four. aud a.
half street. use only 8. ). wbitef artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price, o. per set. See advt.
National Republican., 1880-12-15

The highest cash price ,id for dresses and gents
Hcrzog, Sos Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1880-12-15

julius Lansburgh's 2Oc. Hemp, 3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-12-15

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered In lb. "Ward prints at 45c per Id.
Also cottage cheese &c. per hall buttermk, Sc per
quart and sweet milk, DC. per quart.
National Republican., 1880-12-15

aCSys DIR. FLODOARDO HOWARD HAS RE
uS moved his Office and residence to iOlo street,
eorner Eleventh street n, w. and has associated with
him IN the practice of Medicine Dr. HOWARD H.
BARKER Office hours-et to 1880 ~ nj; 1890 TO p.
and z 10 nnlllam
National Republican., 1880-12-15

FnEsu SUPPLY OF
PURE EORWEGlAN COD LIVER OIL
r. DHEwS DRUG STORE, corner Ninth II. and
Ksnn. ave, at 70 cents per full pint bottle occsGm
HWy-s PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED ACCU-
~ rately aud at reasonable prices at COUGH.
Inns DRUG STORE Masonic Temple, corner Of
i1pth and streets northwest
RMD THE LARGEST ASSoRTMI;NT OF Toll
~ let Articles for ladies and all the popular
Medicines on sale at COUGHLIN'B TEMPLE DRUG
e1oRE.
R05s If YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU-
kSS ralgia Headache, Toothache, or any pain, one
application Of Fluid Lightning will relieve You Hold
Only At CoUahLIN's, Masonic Temple. NOS
R1SD HOMEOPATHICMEDICIN ofEvERY
kSS kind, Humphreys Specifics, Extract Witch
Hazel Imperial Granunn, and other food for infants
~ OuGHLIN'S. .'... sells
National Republican., 1880-12-15

&SSJs AUCTION SALE OF. 10000 WORTH OF
k1 UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT
JIM. &R. CoHEN's, HOS Penn. ave. NJ W.
saie TO commence MONDAY MORNING December
OF 10 A. m, 30 p, M, and p. Sale to continue
until all ofour forfeited pledges are sold.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
kEI- sPNCIAL NOTICE.

DE VNVF INVWF1I
1r7-lawlw
National Republican., 1880-12-15

You can publish three-line advertisement o
want rent for sole, or lost three times for twenty
five cents In THR RRrtBIIcAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-12
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, r. l., April 11.-The Charming
centennial brought large number Of visitors to New.
port Az the required amount OF money has been sub
scrben, Tho new church Will be erected forthwith.
In the death Of Mr.. W. A. Hadden, Mr.. Robert II.
MeCurdy and Mr. Daniel Parish, all OF New-York New
port has lost three OF her weknown Summer residents.
Messrs. McCurdy and Parish own dine estates In this
city, and were considered among the pioneer patrons OF
the place. MI Parish owned one Of tho finest Summer
estates Ia tho place. and he and his family were among
the earliest arrivals. They invariably remained here
very late in the season.
The Rev. W. II. Claiming, of London, Eng. has been
the guest OF Mr. Edmund Twoedy here
Mr.. Woodbury. q. Langdon and William cruikshanks.
Of executors OF the estate of the late ebeocn
Jones' of the city, have sold TO Mt David King lr
also OF New York, for $25 600 lot OF land containing
% 800 square feet and buildings thereon the same al
Joining me estate OF j. Smith Bryce, OF NewYork, on
Professor A. Hin, Of Harvard College has rented
cottage COnanicu Park, near Newport Tor tue ep-
prOnchng season. -
Surgeon A. g. Oberley. U. g. N, has rented the How
land cottage on COnanicut, across tho pay IRON New
Colonel g. r. Fearing, q member OF the New-YOrk
Coaching Club who has been Colonel or the newport
Artillery company during the past year, was tehSereH
complimentary reception Thursday evening Dy tne
member IL hs commend. The Governor or tho STATIC
and the officers from Fort Adams were present
The great bicycle meet az NeWpors outlhk the last
three days OF May In attracting o0nsderaOo atlehuoh
All tho clubs IN the country will DC represented.
II Is understood that Mr.. John Whippe, OF how-t0rK
has purchased tho Clerke cottage near the CDS nom
Ex-Governor Swami, OF Baltimore
d. q, Watts president OF the Cotton Exchange, New
York has rented the Pell cottage, In Greenoughplace
MIS-. N, P0non, OF Now-YoEk has rented the Newman
0C James 4 KssnS arrived here nom New-YOrk last
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-12
NEW- YORK CITY SAYINGS BAXRS.

ALBANY, April 10.-The following is an alb
sract OF the annual reports Of eight savings banks
Of NewYork City TO tho State Government on the st Of
January. 1880;
East Side for Sailors Resources 1920 81 DepOsita
90 542 %; snTplus: 1886 90. Open accounts ~.
Mdahdttdn- Resources Mortgages 81 S7D8a0 90 socke
and bonds 81 $50 loaned stoc 1892 ash on
hand, $GI99o5 76; real estate, etc. Sg3B6S0 or total
S46I540O IS. Deposits Ca esd 2s9 10, SurpIus 1877
Open 1871 interest paid during the wear
aud per cont Decrease OF deposits S258058l decrease
Mortgages 81 stoeks
and bods 81 2972e4 loaned stocks s9ib $50 real es
tate etc. $y4g 90 total So 543s92 3D. Liabilities:
posts So 0S7 9s surp u.s. s5G904 co. open accounts
cent decrease OF deposits. 100000 -
Union Dfne-ResOuTces: Mortgages sl.05G030; stooks
bonos ss3957o loaned stocks ss5S6O real estate
etc. S983 1874 0J total $3,3el40 95. Liabltesi Dcpos
It's SS0l5 900 % surplus SOY al % other llaJiltes
S706S 10 accounts 82i OF interest paid
and per cent; decrease OF depOsits S83 603 -
GeTnidn.-ResOurces Mortgages S2705465 49, stocks md
bonds 6lLb50; loaned on stocks O0O real estate
etc. s7y 30 total e7621 693 Al also contingent
pIus s57gs9 so. Open accounts a. rate Of Interest
raid ana per cent increase Of deposits S6G4,G32
DIV DockRes0urces; Mortgages, 81 9O0 stocks and
o SSas o eisS 20 IS6cs Te 5c ssSts
sSSi S. Omen Sccouns fsts OF Interest pad
BosseSy- Resources, Moreages 9ll2gg stocks nnd
honda $780, 2t OF which s22 1881 were Govern
msnts loaned On stocks 1000 900 cash on hand.
sloSsS 2sS 3d. Isoss DsSosr ssS L. 'Ss ar
pius s4gl 092 a. Number Of open accounts 79572
CREASE Of Ea ofinteses and 6pes cent Increase Of
xgssera'I Resources, Mortgages
Ri .5ssOiss: SspoHs:
ssitI nsSesss ' q dsposits '''H A'A per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-12
THE DANGER OF NOMINATING GRANT.

HIS wgAKNRss IN ONO AND NEw-YoRK-TnE EF-
Feet or THE GERMAN OPPOSITION.
To the EdtfOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Cincinnati Commercial, as under
stand II, has given notice that II General Grant mount
mated 10 Will oppose his election Considering tue crti
cal condition Of parties IN Ohio anyway Is not that de-
feCtion likely prove wellng fatal Besides, every
body knows that the leading German there, Fred Has
saurek s equally hostile. aud that with his Influence and
that OF schurz the Germans In Hamilton County arc al
most sure TO go against him.
Ihave ecen no practical politician In Ohio for a month
past who Is ready TO risk his reputation for puIllcGI
sagacty tho belief that II Grant Is nominated he
could carry that State.
II he cannot carry Ohio how he I'm the face Of the
scraChers. The Germans, Harpers Weekly and George
William Curtis, expect 10 carry NewIOrkt
We must make our nomination at Chicago tho basis
that Tlldcn will not be nominated that there will be
no breuk In tho Democratic ranks In Now-YUrk.
When The Republican National Convention met at
Chicago In 1860 IL Seward convention but 10 was
shown 70 enough members that Seward could carry
PennSy lvanla aud he not nominated Is thore not
rome way to convince Messrs. Conkling and Cameron
that Grant cannot carry NewYOrk and that whether
patriots or as friends OF General Grant they should not
then persist in urging his nomination Yours
IttStnrG, Penn, April z, 1880 o.w.A