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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-28
IEsANpLIoK.I

Here We are crawlcd out OF that
tathomlcss basket sixteen successive
times, but like Timour. or Bruce,
we've perched on the rim for another
pull /; but We tell you boysiis kinder
lottery like, aud mighty well CREASED
on the inside. tttalSTAat a
We are Indebted 10 Emde for an In
vitaiion TO the s'danyling" Of the Hth,
and regret our aisbilityg 10 attend.
but we will be on hand yet, Emdc,
ready 70 cul down The wrong nah.
We learn that Luther is ~ follow
the example OF Hiram soon, aud take
to himself ali Office. Good luck
Luther .Asiiv.ff 3sssli5 NJ
The vicinity is overrun with tobac-
co buyers, among whom "Wilp,
stands most prominent ss,a liberal
hand, aud ii he continues his lavish
hand he win ere long, rid the neigh
borhood OF all competitors, Don't
let Roy chew all your profits, VIII
Land the widow might complain too.
g ney,, -shy sscre,,'t you at the intare? !?
We should have gene, but nniortu-
ly our uncle has not represented the
county yet; same over ihere2
| A Nashville dentist, who uses
electrified pullers, aud draws teeth
withou, pain, is all the 60 in North
| Christian now. He takes out the
entire set, and replaces them with art
lificial for $40, and Is doing q line bus
mess, 4@lsa..s.f'.J 100
The roads are horribly bad, and fast
becoming impossible.
Corn Ia ranging from 20 TO 16cts
per bushel, and tobacco from i 70 Z
cts. per ID. V'A isN 3 iNs
4 The farmers have been making an
.. effort to finish seeding wheat, but th'
! ,reacherous. weather continues so un
favorable thereto that they hav'
| about abandoned the project.
DIED.-at her homs near Mt. Gar
| mel, on tho l4th, nlt, Mrs. Anni'
! Mabry, afier a severe illness OF 81,
] weeks. Mrs Mabry was q great sui
I lferrer. afiicted with fatal mala
J dy, fell disease -left her no hope 0
: recovery, allowed her no respite froi
n nct tnAotttt.l @st~t~~ --,- - -. !. :,
\ rest to lull her sorely tried spiri
J. but throughout her afIiictlon 81
|. !. bore her lie with Christian fcrtitudI
y y The grave has no more death no teI
= ! rors, and heaven's portal opened
7 her . pathway 70 peace. serene rei
= aud . crown Of glory. The iAinente
y y lady leaves behind an Infant 60.
)! thread bis orphaned way through y
.mazy labyrintho Of this unsPsrin
= world, without that blessed shleld
u 4 mothers love. She was 7 native (
= :, Tennessee, and when married exact'
y a promise from her hushsnd TO pla'
: ~ her whom death came, beneath hs
native sod, this the doctor pronoun'
- ing impraciicable,h the bereavs
70 70 spouse sent a Telegram 70 her broth
~ ~ who II seems, had ruade simil
- - promise, and made preparations
as INTER he remaius IN the family bur
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-28
HuMDuRalN.

Deer snr [ do bleye there IA sum
NV Ii a very worstest phellers in this
bset fur Maven smart tricks you ever |
hern ,cll on When we and Malin.
DIV got back home frum that wedin |
10 jo Clark's there was a chap here
frum su,nwbere's [ forget where he
sed. Wantiu IN eit up singin skule,
| TO the skule house. lie was regu-
lar dandy lookin chap with. sorrel
mustachc and wore store cloze every
dsy. and no Teton Ike he coudcnt
chow nu,hin but ilst ierbacker aud
put on more ares that Frazer Owen
cud u save his life. He let OH like
he was IN luve with every gall IN this
beet (Mslindy not accepted) and
wood fay soft things tu em every
chance ne got. Well he was stopin
Al our house and the way he cud hide
pire aud things was mazen. Well ii
got circulated that he wood meat all
ss wanted tu lurn tu sing at the skulel
house on wonsdsy mite. So that mite
the house was fool Of youngsters an
svrv gslI 4, he beet wss Of, hand.
srd .;rh .nu,her racket you peyer
aau @ s,Sr W.. WI, 4. cnJsu I'm no more
"n NJ ~ .nas c.,a NM ~ fhct "a wa
sr,n;', ms 49, svsrv ,h;ns IN herin
WI, s.,sr anal she hovs got
,,..,. NJ r.rt a. ana -co,nmepced
go;nv ont : M 4 sfa dina tiil 8 ur 10
ssas s, ~. wsrt out IN Wall
w. % H. 80 sa,t Sam I.rsvcr ~ tho wa9-
;;s ~ sso,, 10y ' s,,r . hmcts, nv blue nsint
- & .Sur Ssn;cn,vsrs hoss "a
ssa~ 49, rh s"5h n. bs ,eas stonin ~
o'.' - ..s "a =. shav wasssrsda
~ ~. my. .,,.n M ~ ,hsy .ot ma IN 20
Ivy W sar ,hs s;nyin coin 60 i
~ snu ne'P ~ ,.nss % .icb as Dc.
NP os'n .,.,.,.s - ~ Msvs and sich
un in ~ "a a,i,hn nav. cnm IN
u ~ a.s o. =. 80, s,,,n an ~, ~
ope.n sS'h ~ Sro.cr,n,;on S n.ner
a aaa. s,,.s % -; ;a;,,s,; % < s;s * .ic tu o,,ce
snu SDvu' ~ ' S.s;n ,ex, dsy a, Snr
WHY, nni.h "ss p,,. ~ .os ~. s sr,srvssas ,hev
sM.o1A M wy, .w,.,,, IS. sn.,e was
orohe up anu ,sss y. "s' ~ .,scr tats vou
asua ,an - ~ : ,sa,,,; susyf hardix and wbe,,
suusn. S.;a..,vs. ~ s .n,,, Ia NJ. o,o hoss he
.s ,t;.rin bont wars thsn a is we're
wa wa ~ Wv, ,..;,n W n.s A., now Wons
oiu sa MN ,,ha ~. s,a,,sr NO vnm
SUI se] no UNI w hass LA sr;er
w., M",;eJv nm behind me on old
: Ri, aT We s,arted fur ho,uo. lie bs
dsd hiamsd III don't smell turpcn
uaa o.l,nea : ~ -, he ss wa ws
gong aloug. Yes aud i du tu Sc
Malindy.s o sen l, lrubd old Ball
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-28
Els yIasr LOVE.

-
! remember N
Meeting you
In September,
slxty-two r
We were eating, - 2.
Both Of us; .4sltf0f
And the meeting
Happcnedithus:
Accidental,
On the road
Sentimental
Eplsoiel,
! was gushing,
You were shy;
You were blushing-
soyMi;
IWAs smitten,
50 were you i.
IAN that's written
Here Is true)i,
Any money
Not q bit.
Rather funny,
wAsn,titf 9fgtsFF
Vows we plightsd--
Happy pair!
How delighted
People werel
Bat your father
To bo surc--
Thoushtit rather
Premature. 3
And your mosher-
Strange 70 say--
Was another
In the way,
What . heavon .,.
Vanished then ''ta
tYou were ssven,
Iwss teul
That was many
rears ago
DOM lot any
Body know.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-12-28

Don't hesitate. il your Kidneys
trouble you, for Days kidney Pad
viii surely cure.
, 1880-05-08

with closed ll0ors for a eor,,o 49,
!. A1tcr the executive session knI VI nooil.
was discovered TINT Tia Vu,n@,nis,.,e @ ENDED.
solved 10 tnfl;!cr tle use ut thN lnrsn,a naa M +
rnt'lli II tils hotel to tic CoMnunIs.S,ee elsb
ne,1 ,if y VIC q nd ~. ,e
4tnys Gt4 u'ctock, Rlssl t,at scyn;, , sad III
uf THO Cpmmltten al.n!l constifuiaa saoemlen
Tho Committee t>n rrranypustntions Qslefln.
that many Nl tho railroads llasl .m0npostea
curry gelegatca to md from, yha 1 q
tiol'at GDaxantto!l ut :retlucSA .ta,es s ;ti.s A.
bUslnesa. tho ,tlotn1nttoc, fdHnSnn,sssl9aSs nd
incat tho rent Of tho party twhn nfi!TuFeelatt fi!ns
shop OIL clarE street, f,car tho Pacific Hs,s:aIl Hsal
y THE eoMhlrTEE oF,Aisr1sT* rs
to whom ts, !ntrusted the, pleasant All,
dce9ratlnR TIE Rmp'thoatra Ii, t WITH ssfS S,if|
hell the. N4tlon1lf Republican En;Ms!los M!l "
visited tho Exposition l,nIl,llnr rssaTEeafba sssEeaaba
Ior re pllrg1se e astl9sating Wllst t'eass ta ivy
ratlntls w0,ltti COST Tho raintinE tSarv ~ g
1 a5o% = S 'a II faS ls Hst;s s;esss s9PefSsts sss
locnl member, Of tho. Natio,l;aii ii'0o1 Ssls ~
PROPOSES to dceornta tho 'sn.,9n' staae l!s
l9rgr portraits OF the decreased ts fass sAatsa
Of tho Republican party, That NJ fff9M&atn fMsast1n
VII oecnny the post nf honor. FolIoaiTt'ss n!
p!aced portraits of Chase, GrscieyS fN!s,ss WI y
Morton, Stevens, Chandler: o tth%sf(sx ths sS
those ot Seward, Summer, Gid;fnss,s9 s,9 eil
drows, Yates, md Henry Winter DaSis AZ
THE rtJ1Rp-TEnt ORGAN -
claims that Grant will receive tia ino.t !, =, =,
Peoria telegatint. The fact II that ccas. ~ 1a
will send 70 tho State CnnyentJo,lA njSa lj9aalI
I'Iaine and three fpr 'Washbllfnes,' s'"s SI!S fSs
o To aecaSs iSr TsS'9 tdmsase, seafs o1 AZ n, ss!sa
itmtlolls were confirmed. TGe s. aIia,n9se,a1t' 9eat
were nlso examined, and declareS ttssss thas
selves opposud to third terul. ''e.a'
, 1880-05-08


for Grant when Pint nlnl Coles aro
hanrl fvnm. IN the Fifteenth. t1rnnt has
twenty::twn to nine, viii, Cnhi'eri",nftn hear
front III the Sixteenth. nl,ly lwo counties
nnly Mncorpiu Inns elected delegates, md
tho result ht,pentls on Madison, as st: Clair
wifi 10 nntl. .tsrant: III the, Eighteenth, buy
four counties out nf ten l,avn spoken, htt
Ii, the district. III the Nineteenth, fourteen
delegates ont Of thu twe,tty-suven llavu been
ch9sei,, and .aro all tirant-lnen. !
Upon Tho duyGrnorshtp lhe score up to to-
night stnntls rs follows: 'DcegateS e!eciS:i.
l1awley, 30; Fort, s.; R!nninr, 10; Cnrt, Is;
Smith, 49,; fstdgway, IL; Afarrtsnn, 4; ionbt-
fnl, a. rhoso classetl rs donf'tfg! VIII he
Divided nmong tho, leading cnntlitlates, as
candidates for the minor State offices, who
!ixcd up trailing Delegates for their own
benefit. ,"&
, 1880-05-08
rrE CHICAGO SATURDAY, 1ssos1xTElN

to couuscl with hin, md net |trtc(y *Hbon hts
a.,,,,.a ~. ,.,nr,. ,,,n. I,nro o,,ototpoI thn
] most intimate @ at @ rmfllv,,ttol relations, n,u!
wherever Mr.. 1lrn.rrs,n, las. vcntur,d to it1-
yrs, n dollar the t;oyrr,,or l,ns shared the IT.
slonsDiiity. just now Ntr. Henderson is
looking aiiUt !.
r., .os.S 49,, -, t,..,,',s .,,.
lio recently maHe TRIP 10. ylFR!hla Iof. lils
n"FGH; aiHi " Is sa'4 Bvt & w n,. a%s SoIH H.
" ,Nt"sam r,t,.t CMtEm''n t ny my pt*M III tG
that Is GorreSro'.uence ri coSGia egvs,Iy
osntH III tnn Vh1n,i, LIE ,KnnWtrM9io
q xno 'tove5nprG L. sGla, sn, ~ stl1l,St, t;9,
a T., n 1t.ft r.. W ~ ~, W % ta
sttatesMem t W,n tnGasa AT. isilatieks !. Gat ~, 81
tHo Iits In'HHt .e"fii SItaielnilh y ine!r ~,
mavn,ItKie ma.,,tiaie t & AT; f iaSMe1s"m y ~ MlSs
, 1880-05-08
PENNSYLVANIA.
TILE rIsUE HISTORY or THE last llEpUI,
llCAS STATE CONVENTION,
Uftputth to Sflv Turk ttfFaI4.

TILE TI4UE HISTORY or THE last ltEpUI,-
lloAN srArl: CONVENTION,
I,ispateh to Stw rork ittraia.
WAsu,yoroy, Moy THU story OF tho alt
untion. ma mid fo vonr corroannn,t.nt t,,,,tav
uut.oa' ,' ~ '"." W. S""s sollesronue1t ~! to'aay
Dy the i1epNbi'ean nIsn,oefs ot TIC i'chnsyi-
vnnia delegation. reveals history OF politics
III Tint Statu oxceedlnely Interesting.
"1u begln." sui,t iii intimate friend of Sen.
asot ~. s"'tesol', ., .e yonnk 9s'.a'or nus ltol
uie aIe' oi MtlaetlhR anu Mo'aln. 1rlehas inf
is imperiv,s ,W.l tllctntorIal. Tho old San.
utor so,uahow never lost lis prIp unt,,, n
fricnI II" was INV n,wors e n,yai,io nh sa w',is H W.,
SOL. Is lilore Inclined to bc lard where tha
father was great comnIonur. Tint Will give
you IN irsigllt iuto the conduct of tho liar.
rishrx 1n,vant," w r. th,s ,vnv ~ i ,nas @ tI~ t,at
.saous ~" suaso"s.o' ~ .''ts WY ~ "@s u4as
W. all went toefo' &nlly Intending to respect
tho viii ot our muster, but fully de-
termined to show nfterward tint ho
was not the owrcr ri tha n"n.,,ltcam rortv
II pansvvanSn scs,ntmr w 15souahn 5osro, III p's.S LIZ,
lis heart upoM sf,owin@ thnf IL, rnntro,n, ,is III
, 1880-05-08

TIFF: GRANT FACTION 0tfI-uEN EItALEH, 1TAV-
INN ONLY HALF or THE Chicago DEl.EOA-

T'rr GRANT FACTION our.uENENALED, 1rAv-
lNt ONLY HALF Or THE CHICAGO Dl;1.E0A-
TION.
spte,Ai Ia Cincinnati Corantreial tifp).
NASHVILLE, THln., May d.-lt Is now
universally, conceded TINT tho Grant men
have been overwhelmingly defeated. They
Ind bcel, oycrcpniIdcnt II, their Abiltty to
sweep tho Contention for tho uassibla Chi
cagn nos,lnec. They brought every linu Of
tnctics within their power to bear in this di-
rectton. When A. A. Freeman, Assistant
Attorney In tho rOst-O Office Department, who
lind conc hero frnm Washington to Ak
things for Grant, offered Ills resolution .ask-
Ing Ill Endorsement of Grant, 1t foil like q
thuNuer-clnp, anl created tho Widest excite
meat.
Thu anti-Crant men had supposed TINT the
Gr1lnt managers hal OIL tho day previous
given up ..,,y further ldc.. Of attempting 10
forco such an expression from tho CUNyen-
tlon. 1t WIS met with perfect outburst Ut
opposition. AlotIons wero mado from all
parts Of the house u tabie It,
Tho (,rant men lIal not expected 10 wit
ness so much excitement, and feare, 1t might
resu 1t ttfsastronsly to then. They Ind becn
compelled to, make concession after .co1,ces-
Hlon until hnlf tho advantages already wull
lad hecn snatcllHl from tlic'li.,
Tho atnr,n tint now gathcrcl ubout them
threw tho,n Into Consideration, n,Ni many IT
tte,n Jumped excitctity from, their seats,
begged md l'nplured Freeman to withdraw
Tho Convention grew .uproarlous. Dele;
gates ROSE t1 their feet atld cried. "QMestlont"
"Questionr' US II u,ixious, to force 1t to Il
Congressman llonk a. Grant nlan) urge.!
happ!a;se, and + not .diseora."'j ''4 A'0
Winters, another Grant lnai', asked Free.
Grt. n1lt! ~ Il ll!ehll,or u tile grAlMl Dl to-
ptbllcnn party" to withdraw the resolutions
This was received with an outburat OF nIs.
Tho excitement hn,l now become Intense,
md sn many mntl0ns wero put tl such rapid
succession nl@4 fran 10 AaNlly directions tho
CHAIR WIS unnblu To entertain or put n''y vi
CN,np, a 1,luIno n,a,,, at Inst moved to refer
tlIo Resolutions to tl.U C0m1nlttee OH llesol,l.
tlVns, Mlu 1t WIS carrl0l with tho most up
r0Arlnlis demonstration.
The resolutions never reached tho con,'
;rhe Grant men gnye ny MI hope Of obtain.
ing All Endorsement Ut tho ex-PresIlent Whit
ever. .
they lid not .teenl 1t prudent to agaiu raisi
tbs question, lest everything th9y lat gullet
mtgtit bU swept fro!n tIleul md general dis
curtl prevail III thu Convention;
OF hsyl,lK slxtccI, out nf twenty fur dele
gNtgs, III elninlol last night, they haye oI\l,
twelve, four Ut tho delegntcs elected ,slill
pose.t to % tirnnt nlen having leelarctl then!
urtl men In tllu delegation. ,uye sscrtea Thu
trant WAS mt their special oholca, un.l TIM
they would vote for wh0n,souyer should By
fnlInti to bo tho most available man Mt Chi
| CNkU.
THIS !s IL, unexpected concession from tllt
representatives 6f this c0lDrctl race, whIcl
las been solid for Urant but which as nov
beginning t0 weaken III TINT support,
, 1880-05-08

Y,,a,,, 1,.l,,ts.,, ~ 4ho N,,,, y-orl qauntn.
and the apeeches OF Senators Wooljn md
Sessions, have thoroughly stirred up tho
tlird-tcr1n> boon,stors. Their attempt to
,angl OF tho threatened disruption III tho
Pennsylvania delegation was 'norp Or less
successful. Cameron was 40 outspokcn hi
s 1eoas y y. e r't H. ,Inss
some OF MS 1oIeRates tlat. tnnse nos very
familiar Will, pcnnsSlvanla politics wcro led
t9 be'isye ts;, that there was nothing IN ne
49,. oa'' -, v's t rnnt ,mnuoa"t NV "atsa
ln1sIesteo u, 'he olamt nolsnens ms'aeV
on y .tiAt. tho. aelegntlon Won!t QlVlles nnu
that ' least 'Wsnts Vens ro sDe.s n1sn VI y w0'lo
on NJ tho frst ballot, ~, =. . ,.
noay e me"s 81 nsom new hoaK ms 9.sch
rn,,1.ir,- r,not,,o7 In ,,n,.s ~ svnoit,,,s .ua
sasafa,,s; 'n" rovott fro,n .1"11a novtI rorts
osss'on tuso's .,om .,.a sMoso uas.u ,n"v,s'
nouncetncnt that these gentlemen had de-
| e1nrcd that thev would not obey thu instr,,c-
tfons uf the Nav York Stoto Convention. hut
tint tlloy would yote. for Dlaino. on tho
first ballot Conkling.' WIS 30 sur
ly on hIs guard, and answered hasiiiy
and fooffs1iy, ~ would ,ot b1ifeve such Ills
| patch, nolnatter from whom It might comc."
Tho {nrQnu on the tf1trtl.tCftn strength n!rtl0
by to-tlay's occurrences IN New York Is
looked Oil as 50 serious t1,at oye!! those who
cess Of their fayorft at Chicago
- IS VERY DOUBTFUL.
a,ru,tns H.s' o % ha ocima Csi W;S ,H;iSS, ' ms IN ~
ts stt ~ ,d tn trsat ny va,
n9 coH.t1e'i ~ sne K.enS oatSs ~ NGM s,,o
.auih Mu .e!a ne!n.ssnt. .st.. MtM ,,o,tia,,S Havn
@ ro tcs t n o'ieS he ,n1,; ie'e or,, crcntS
| s.e ftt r. W W MSitu1; NJ Al, GASA.tt @
so,9,o,,t ssrs nr thet - IN 'n atr,,m1a Ss
tHe,, A Sre,,, utti mn}o .nJ ~
tnny 90 tu!nnslerrGst Irn,n n iialnois .' ~ tav
~ Slate ' tT Mas oGen t sno tMsom y; y
a aI pr,,I nrn"iris @ ~ % s"v {nt v rs f;rt wnI1
rsmnsvyn WI i,u wonu siE I sreIy EI bo nut,,a. @ NJ
en ~ lI1o iE7L oTlioe shou" no suceee'' III
eaRtnIlng n,, n da0'sis ;oft inv pon,.,,r,r,a ~.
Don ensta Wy 1ur fe@MsayttViMu,a Wy ytsin H.. ~, y
ft lm 70 a'nst oafnr .on % s1e tha to rn .E ns ~
is1h r"hsressmte.l i M .azr hv tbn news frot,
NoT opt nIh, eIe ~ MMppens, .s, 10 w ,,, Huw ,nx
nat rct her% in,,,iiu ni fhn iist ~ .,nj,;.
~ Nv oGsn III, y. @Ao AiSe u :ooie
| e".co AAo'' tAe" ioin' WI"
, 1880-05-08
GETTING FRIGHTENED.
r1s1t FoN COMPROMISE.

Special Dsputeh 10 1ho Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 7.-Tllere Inns
becn considerable talk n,nong Grant n,u,l-
ayers during tho past weel1 OYER tito ex-
ped1oncy Of bringing forward ex-Secrctary
Fish at Chicago in ease 1t Is found necessary
to drop Grant. It seems to ho absolutely
curtain now that Mr., Blaine will meet the
nctivo hostility at tie thtrl-term engineers
nj every step Iii the Convention, and that In
ease nt Grants failure or withdrawal tho et,-
tire body OF this force Will exert themselves
10 tic utmost to crush Blaine. It Ia urged
Iii Mr., Fisi,'s favor TINT he could carry New
York II my Republican can carry
It. In view Of tho threatened break In
The delegation In tint State, It is reported
en nt Dest t n fflGf It Rs MI prS SfEkE II a fInk st s
and appear to hold comtrol Of lls delegation
by rnllyt1tE 1t for A[r. Ffst. 1t IL also be-
llevcu TINT Mr.. Cninnrnn y looking for some
meal,s ut cstape from the threatened dis
Solne uf thnsc WHO favor Alr. Fish uro also
very we'll disposed toward EGlaunds.
THE HoUrtIENS HEpunLlcASa
have been counted on for throwing their
votes for the mnll whose PROMISE ,0f success
was best. On general principles they would
using for tic next lselk,blisan can,Ii:
dnse for President, nll SO. II they be-
come convinced that the break III New York
aud PeMtlsylvlllln Is 4 serious one. they would
nt onco transfer their .allugiareu IL 'nlnine.
Thus It ls that tt,~lay's news changed tic
inspect Ut the field, anl the Hrnnt t,Gli ure to-
hight .,nora anxious about tic South tim
they aro atant ltlinois,. Wilhelm week nE,,
was t,rccptea BY both Sldts ns the key Ut tte
political situation, Money md pressure will
mt be wanting to capture ihosu easily
bought Southern Republicans, nn.l tho stress
u tflu .calnpAigi will he transferred to tic
iii Of cyery @ ono of Witch" "tHs the old Com COM
malller hRs Just PASSED. )
, 1880-05-08
" L0Na" JONES IN 4 HURRY

m, ,,. - " t"'t'.' .......
. 1ho p"slgst man III tnls Guy Sesterday was
f,a.'.s .o"s .y yn,eS' " nv W"r,s', ,, 20 nasicss
m1y not know him; mud to confess ones
want OF k,low,r,lgc whieh. Under % thu or. ;.
cumstnnces, ~ Gcc,'lr.,,w % .,,n,,a,,nu,,,la % u n
LONG" Jones first acl!leved greatness two
years ago by e'ect!E himself Chairman of
tho State Central. Committee, Ite did It .bv
voting for himself. j 1iis uoxt sicn ~ m tI,e Ne
Lad. ladder 9 Of fame wns securod BY nlly'ny him
Senatorial campaign in Springfield. Tho
success arl.uvct by Logan In tint struggle
t!as 4asoa "'"a5s t.,,' oGol ihouesuy c,a'mea ny
Jones, VINO j'ns asserted that 1t, It
hnd not been for Ills cooIiess Johns prone
NESS to getting "rattlytl" would have ruined
,s. ~ H., .Aas .,t, 1""o!o nss',ce togn r.
appointments III tho Sttc. 11u made hin
Collector Of Internal Revenue at Sterling.
about S.,5oo II ycar, or sttG4 far rach worl,-
iue.tlny IN t,a war. Thc nycror~ l,neimnas,
NM I,n,fovoa t,,ot n l,,orni eotnr' nv. nns,.,,
t. s". nI'.usss s "ne auetMt s"!nly 1or purely
e't1.c". .,, wTrm ks ''nlo .e oo .'oes draws
,van %'t,l nnt"'nS ~ regularity every month would
H." IT, 4uo, ', Ma = "o ,Nl'en ~ uo No. 0eeapl1a-
,rna trum wnn,a n,a.,, W. t''e necessary sequence
Tho GoyernMent, rs I'LL employer,
should receive Just the snplp u,,rj
no )nUro faithful agry1cn ~ tho ind{ytlilll
lllror OF labor. When Afr. Jones uctcl,tc.l
tho position ut Collector he ll0d to give bosNls
for tho faithful discharge OF hta Hislclni tll-
ties. During tho past tjirep wppks Alr, ,jpUps
llns heel, nbsent from, lfB lH,st OF duty. Dne
day he wis III Springfield, tia next III son6,
ntller part ot tho Stnta, bit tho most Of ul0
still went IN, ant still goes OIL at tho rate Gf
i,ea.iuuuricrs 1T the ri roou.s " of tic p urait mt
"houiuers" In tAe Palmer House. It Is ,ot
tlerc TINT the Government revenues OF hls
district are collectabIe. Very ufany 0f
! those whom lip lnlly meets theru wnru
s9Mu years nEo very much Arcrso 10 tho
HhStrl!nGit EettinR any fevuIille, particular:
iIuh WHISKY, a!lM u tltse illtlE ~ nt!Ani
un nrlt,iMiiit enn1se! WIG got Them ont OF tla
tno tlnubin Gitl ea.aDiett them 20 rnthiM the
| n"tieys ot Waica i G1ny intn Melflved tic Gnv-
efiiH'enl, A!tt inis u y alGleasl0n,
| LONG" Jones' Is particularly engaged
1ast l'o" III ....-......-
| SETTING Ur THE FINS
| whereby Cook County ,nny he tJpfra,1tlrd into
srMllnE to thu Springfield Conyuiitinn n ti"hs
gutiull favorable 10 lin thirti ;sr,''. .r,A I'M,
sIinc rfecoEnlzes the fact that il the prop!S M Di
| their preferences. Il IIGIeTntfnn nvnrwfelu,,
| tllYiy o1,DOSitl in 1Enuffam IN av..rv
lIrficulur viii In amt r. r.,,rosaiit ,
I tlis county fin tho Siate Conyrntion'
, 1880-05-08

,noru or less purcl.asabla '.nIggors.' But
. tho MISSISSIPPI Convention ilns made grcat
rent I'll this calculation, mud The Htatn Of
Wisconsin II still greater nnc. The, first
slnwe. TINT t}rant could by no rllcal,s
reckon tn tito C0nvcntlon on n nnlte,l South,
that IL, on TIM votes of tho ilnpotent alul
helpless minority 1T tho Southern bulldozcl
States; tho Inst, that the North desired
another candidate. ...
The fact Il tint Grants candidacy is beaten
II l,o don't succeed IN carrying illinois,
Tho Illinois Republican State Convention Il
the turning point Ut Tits years Presidential
c1ectton. II It conlrs out fnr n can.iitfnte
who call lle elected III Noyun,bcr. Republican
rule Is ass,Iral for four ycnrs IN tic United
States; but It tho vote of tic State Is Gust III
party for Il can.litiatn who tssureto tjo icaten
III November, Republican supremacy. Is at NJ,
Gtltl, md tho eN,sntry lnny resign itself to
four years of Dn,noeratfc fntG..
does mt ro1ats SO nuel, to Grant. or 1,laine,
Or Sherman, rs to 1.ouan and WnshhurnG.
1.ogn. don't care tlK wi,o becomes presl:
don't SO lung, rs he remains tho n9tocrat OF
!Wsasl,bn!no las i'ss Sud " seorss ss ''"i MSi
hundreds Of times TINT lie Is nut iii usprnnt
for TIE Presidency, but he canot md wttl
mot @ acny TINT, " tlio event " Grants s!Sr-
WNs!hburne influence OH Grant would still
Aud thus tho case stands now. Logan is
scektinE ~ every meals, md Is not alr!WinK
?mpressEon::, TINT he !has Grnnt's fnte IN ll!s
ksentngi TINT Wnshl'nrne ts It false friend
OF lirnnt, nnt! Is trying TO trip him up; i. n
wS a bt b aisctt t 70 s Il y H LEI G5 tat tffsy s y
indebted to 1.ognn for It, md ,uust put
Wasliburnc Of. oie side: iii order to convert
| Grant to this opinion, lxognn. Or ut lcast the
crtif, who Is influenced By lin, sl0es not
sllrink from using tho bnstat nlId most cO1l-
tcinptlhle lies md sandcrs.
WnssIburno Inns ccrtnfnly been personally
near enough to Gen. Grant to convince tho
latter TINT hn ~ his true friend. 1le certain
ly Inns persuaded him OF tint. But suppose
that tllts were not the casn; Alppnse that
Grant wcro to entertain the opinion with
tat was!6"rns % 's sS} Is }s {ra%ts %S!s ene1'y ,
theii no ttirnlt) may: go hang, Tor l'l such n
e wonld not bS 1aa, but ptifa5
Its Lognn's effort to mako him s,lct, n
creature; f0r 1t II not itognn's obtyct to yet
that person for Presidential cn1Vlltlnte whu
lsnt O. i, of 1,y whom Il y Dognl) wlll b. eoGk
Of my Republican candidate from tic tic,
West ~ order thut lle hi,!isclf may bccolnt n
possibility of to nomination, Of Of Wasllburre s
!t1 case Grant is ollt Of the question IL atl
nbonsiHation to him. !!is secd'td choice Is
cjaring Himself for WasiibHrns W Woalti a So
equivalent II? giving tlp ull possibility Of the
sleG'lnn , of join A. Lugaii rs President In
.18llis Is Join 4. I.ogan's calculation, but It
Is not that Of tic independents i;cril,an Rn-
pth!tGans OF 1lttnOis. 1t II lnlie!t liGnrer to