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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
SPURIOUS MEDICAL DIPLOMAS.

FIVE FRAUDULENT MEDICAL coLLEGEs DISCOVERED
IN Observation-Disclosures THOUSAND FALSE
DIPLOMAS soLD-ARREsT OF A PART Oh THE
FACULTY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-FOr. twelve or ff-
teen years Philadelphia has been the seat of mum
Der Of medical colleges that flooded the coun
Try with spurious diplomas The Legislature
a Pennsylvania uted In 1879 to suppress
the institutions but failed. Acknowledgement Palmers
attention was recently called to the matter but be said
the State had no money with which TO proceed. Then
The Record offered advance the finds to the Common
wealth upon promise Of reimbursement by the
State Legislature, and the work began. Ycster-
day 1t eliminated in proceedings which w1il proba'
bly, put an end TO Ave fraudulent Medical
Colleges" and which led the arrest OF John Buchaesn
Dean OF the American I'm vcrsity o. Pennnsylvania
and " the Eclectic Medical College OF Pennsylvania" He
was also president Of the National Eclectic Medical
Association" which issued diplomas and under the
alias Of James Murray D. D. as Dean OF concern issu'
ing It's dIUlOmas the Livingstone University OF
Anrrca" Two others OF tle Faculty, Charles g. Polk
aud John ]. Siggns arrested while ak others OF
Faculty are sill at large. apparently out OF the
The ely cdor Of The Record has PREPARED evidence
which, alleged will show tie sales Of fOrtytw0 dpo
mas persons. He gives the names OF eleven 9TH
ers whom the diplomas were offered and the names Of
l ven agents acting for Buchanan. The Record
himself for $75. obtained three medical diplomas
one N Ea.iSh om dGe ESSGGe Medical College Ok
from the American University 0f Philadelphia 10 Eng
ilsh. and anOrner IRON the National Eclectic Medical
Association.
one feature OF tie proceeding s that while the last
namen concern organized IN 1879, its diploma TO
the newspaper Is dated 1873. Al purpOrted TO
show thai the newspaper man u'der the raine Of Dr..
Junn flaming. OF npprcanoe CITY Olio studied medi:
cine for three years, Md tende wO full courses Of
lectures and had passed a satisfactory examination
in each Of tine seven branches OF medicine. Not
,atI,r,i with this evidence. he sent letters under
The name of Dr. George A. Dawson apparenty belong
u.- he cr Court House South CaroIna asking for
4 r. cS FJl $50 he obtaluci five degrees two OF
Dartos ~ Med cue, Doctor OF Divinity, Doctor
~ W, aud Doctor sf CIyil Law. The hna letter
III this trdlsaC ion passed through tue mail, Or.
I !anan recepuc for II. lie deposited the dipio-
uiae In the mail be delivered 10 the spurious
oiur IN south Carolina Special Postal Agent Sarrett,
e lr Of Poi, Given. deputy United States Marshal
aud the newspaper man walked into Buchanans place
this aiterL OUI arrested hun, and then captured about
h.f ton .. "J,gl,s" diplomas, with mass or CORE
poud nee showing the rafio In diplomas and the sale
of about 1900 shccpskius.
Tnc nrariu. Ia tue case OF DIR. John Buchanan took
place before United States Com this after
nuOn. buchanan committed IN default OF $4,000
l,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
THE MOST AVAILABLE MAN.

In the language of the politicians, the NOM
marion ~ Mr.. Garfield Il strong UuCu uuCUmuunly
sttoiE II IS that brings together and uniic~
all the late hostile factions OF the party AMI removes
all the blttrrntss engcudt red by tho fierce contest
among rural n.pirnnS thaL must have had Clrt la
the result nnd tnS nomination fallen to auy TIA
II prrOrtlnns the clcrtUrnl decision Oho and makes
InHua urbaablo ground, ovon with thu strongest
tue OBJ O-r party could present IL satisfies The hur
muny sentiment Mt The East tor Mr.. Garfield sup
Inrcr 81 an honest money system NJ less positive and
unc ,nrrulusinR than G"ucral Grant Moreover lis
cleo 0I uiu~t probably would continue Mr. Sherman at
the head 81 tine Itehsury, consideration uf much in
pOrancr To commerce and business interests. ThUsr
defeated VIII hnd that th0y ar under serious 'lu-
riOn HS nomination IN much stronger han That
al Grant or Bninc or Sherman would have been II
dOubtful II tine Convent on could have named moro
available nun. lie can't be beaten by any opposing
rhicf Of the bourbon school of politics. 10 thls
cuson the Bonrbons may well bring themselves ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
COMPUTATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The Senate in az.
ecutiye session has confirmed the following nonpns
tfonsf
Martin p super,nssnd cut Of the United sssss
FTantS > Collector of Customs for the di.tre.
Charles hoes@. 70 be Collector of Customs m dis
vsspas.1 smith 70 DO Collector Of Customs Tor ss ds
Geo W. Mathis to be Collector Of Customs for the s,c,
James E. BOYD to be United States Attorney for the West
district of North Carolina.
John sherman J 70 be United States Marshal for the tn
offs Balou 70 be United States Marshal for the Dstrss a.
ganeis NJ Dunwoe,y be third lieutenant In the Unss
Geofss g. Doty % be third United stsss
Revenue Service
william Reynolds to be thra lieutenant m the Unissa
10 Be Post Chaptafns-The Rev. William T. McAdx. q
Cherokee, Iowa; the hey John H Manomber o. Asoka
Rev David Wilson, Of Washington. d. c.; tho W.
To be Chaplain Of the lOth Regiment u o. Cavalry ffsues
Heyer Weaver, OF Washington, ID. Q.
POetm0ssry-Thomas II. Daily aC New. Lisbon, Ohio; A.
Ford nc Laredo Tex; John II. Mills at Auburn Cal.
TO be Indian Aaens-James Mclaughlin for Devil Laks
Agency, Daote A B. Bib for Malheur Agency, oregon
General OF the Navy with the rank OF Coon In TIL
Marine Corps, for the term Of four years.
william n. Pethick lnow VceConsul at Tlentsin) 70 b
Secretary OF the Commission 20 China
Calhoun Wood 10 be Untel States Consul ~ La Roehele
L. s. Whitford 10 be Pension Agent at Concord. N H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, June 1O.-The Governor has signed
the following bills:
Relating to certain assessments for local improve
menls IN New-YOrk.
For the sale OF the Chenango Canal extension.
70 authorize certain bones OF the City or
NeN-Ynrk. exempt from taxation.
To amend the Revised Statutes entitled OF the man
Of cunduc lug elections"
To fac itaic the collection Judgments against
lies, cities, towns aud villages.
II relation To Purmnnst.. Brooklyn.
Relating certain local improvements In the City OF
NeW-YOrk
A rendng the act In relation 10 the Improvement OF
EirSt-aVc., Nrw-York
authorize PRO yemen OF publ" squares, parks,
places III Fourth-ave.. between ytyscyenlh and
Ninety six th-sts., In the City OF New-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
VIEWS OF b. +. MAYIERRE.

Benjamin L. Manierre said of the Pres-
dental nomination: 1.-The nomination o. Gen
eral Garfield will give satisfaction to all Re
publicaus. He will not perhaps be received with the
enthusiastic support which senator Banc wOulI have
received for the latter's natural attrctvcn would
have created enthusiasm, especially with young
men, that would have made tidal OF rtain
tory The canvass will be FuDducd and vii re-
uuire hard and work. NI it is my deliberate
udgnt mt that General Garfield vii BE- elected, and,
that ne will carry NcwYors state. Ny rr;-OIs are
that the people are satisfied that h. Las Il clear
record, that liz is strong man. and that
his. war record is without STAN. b.
aides this, the people have such a horrar Of
putting the Democrats INTO power that. knowing how
good for tine Office Garfield they VII. b. strong
III his support AS the canvass advances MS strength
Will increase. have doubt. however. hui that Lie
uud machine VIII be started; yet 1t can't aiTr hun
any more than Il wOud CuIklng or any otter publir
nlan. The nOpiuatiun will unrc the Blame AMI Grant
Ms to great extent. IGc q aU uIn VIII not
VOt. for IA Democrat because hey clu alrd to lose
tne election ana thy unite GdIrd wIth0nl ahv
antngOnIsto feeling whatever Bat the Grant element
How do you tniuK GaIlrlds nomination VIII affect
the business interest Of the country 2"
"lts effect will be good lact II can't be otherwise.
He II hardmOncy man and III thorough ~ mDdlhy
with the present Administration. Tie cOndeuc' o. The
public IN lis present Government would be continued
while the other hand the election OF II Democrat
would have just tn reverse c CT Tnc fact that Ga ,
has rcrvcO long and we'll In Congress, and tlat H.
Just becu elected 10 the Scnae 10 strongly in ms favor
because IT shows what confidence his Sino has H.
him." / think the country has escaped II
great calamity IN not having Grant forced upon 1t
candidate, and the people owe 70 THE TRIBUNE very
large debt for It's course This will be the unver al
diet of the people
1t settles Tllden beyond doubt. 1t puts him one
side eff.cnallY. The Democrats must pnt up another
man now IL they expect the least show. But am i'll
Glued TO think that tuey haven't brought thar out
yet. That they won't bring cut man obnoxious 10
John Kelly Is very certain. They know what Kelly
now. But, even II the Ii!den and K'lly men
should un'te it Is my deliberate judgment that Garfield
could carry the Stale"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
NOMINATIONS.

the following nominations 20 the Senate to-day:
John Hartranft be Collector Of Customs for the Dis
trict of philadelphia, Penn.
Virgil StOCkbdge OF the District OF COLUMBIA 70 DO As
sist am Commissioner Of Patents.
Robert g. Dysenfurth OF ILL., to he ExaminerinChief in
the Patent Office
Of De
William e. Ritch Of New Mexico, to be secretary Of the
Territory OF New.Aexico.
John 81 Gross OF Alabama Regster of the Land once
al Huntsville, Alabama.
ares Doughty Of Michigan to be Register Of the Land
Office a East Saginaw McaigaD.
Nnne8ota, 70 DO
at ReliOrd Fals MINI.
TeffOtt Of Minnesota 70 De Recover OF
Redwood rails MINI
at Fergus Fails Aiun.
Obt j. Acorn Of Mississippi 10 DO Recover OF the Land
Office at Jackson. MINI.
second Charles H. Clark, OF the lsf Aruofy 70
be First Lieutenant. Ordnance Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
A pANGEEoUs cANnIpArE ro@ THE nEMoc
Prom, Tac w,bri,'c Ea@rcr orJu.e7 Oorml

Prom Tbr VdShrftte Edarcr ofJt,c NrBpl
Unless nomination Is made to-day the
cha r.. nf GarillI ar, better Than thU,' n 'Ih rot trr
candidates NV before IN" Convention. lie II very
puar more Cpnsrrvatlyc than dtlcr ~ the Others
ana would. doubt. rccft Il. make lust good Il
President ~ knows how 10 Ice. so far 80 the ID, mo
tracts nto Concerned Garfield would he more DANGER
Oa rand .ate III IN of Them b. L. certainly more
worthy Of support. But should the Republicans eject
President, the E,uih wOud fare better with him than
with any other AT the head Ut The Nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11

lie came into the san tum with u large roll
OF nInI-tiIpt under IL. arm and SAID Vcy politely :
nave nttl1 tI1B here about the beautiful sunset
yesterday, which wns dLShed oil by friend If iuInr
winch wOnld like Inserted You nave ROOM" Plenty
~ room. Just uscrt 10 yOursclL' replied the Editor
gently pushing tho waste basket toward hn.-tGalvcs-
ION News.
OWL yOu be so kind, my little friend, as
10 tel yOu grandmother That the who taxing
the crIsus would hko TO her Z" said DOWNTOWN
rcu-us-iuk'r Yesterday 10 young mss OF seven
Incs. Tie itc hesitaled M instant hnd then re-.
piled "Yrs, SIR I'll teal ner but don't believe she
nuy."-frraY 1Imea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
MEMORIAL D1Y IN VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, Va, juno 10.-The exercises at
tending the annual 9th OF June Memorial Day took
pL.ce yesterday. Tie grIves VI Confederate
soldiers buriel In Blantford Cemetery were
decorated under the direction Of the Ladies
Memorial Association In honor OF the day, the Peters
burg Gray> aud Artillery and Guard II tho COiumo-
wealth. Ol RleADUnd visited the cemetery, wheie ,hey
flied salute and partiepated IN the solemn exercises
Ioe stOres were all closed Tue GRO VA ~ Attendance
the cemetery was estimated at 5000 porsOus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
WHAT SENATOR BLAINE'S HOLE JOURNAL SAYS.
From Tte Augustd the) JOuThdL tLep)
rhn nrnut fhrnl of IOIpnnnt dlnlunnin tmnnt

] lie VTcdJ IHIOO OI IOTEHdUT UI0UTVOIHTTHUHI
winch CuHvu,-rd every It'pubiran hrHr In Maine wnrn
the flashed over the WIRE that Blaino failed 10 ST.
euro Tue nomination ~ Chicago WAS followed
by feeling OF profound -thHukuluc's that
thG Convention had yet succeeded M uOmi-
n4ting ciHduHtc able, ~ valiant, and 90 pure,
10 lead them 10 VC.Ory. the WhOt" Nation knows
vino Our met ch"ir" wn.. For that lesser than Mac.
te-a yet ErcHt.' has experienced B'aesntu That sa-
gciUuR lrhd r. al King of lncs &. Blaine, We
Ind rnihutnum ana iuv" ana indc; but We love thr
grand old II Hi"tu pHry MISC, ant frJOco thHt the
Convention h' XIV SncIud choice candidate 80
acceptable ~ GcLGIal Garfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
A TOWER or STRENGTH


The Republican Convention has done Well.
Even with the bet nomination a." Democrats can
make, General GltfiClIS nam" VIII bC u tower ~
strength all OHs.rs who recognize that law order,
stability Tud cGucAuOn are C-s"nHi conditions To nur
PROSPERITY people. II" represents the principle,
witch undcrlic civllZ ion ami give hfo and viRnr
To our ia ,iitullD y, ana wlu sufficiently IA sympathy
with thai sentiment a. the imperial We which rrcirs
the E"puhIIc iun.hr has ALWAYS shown himself =
sincere and dcYUtcd friend 10 local scXUycrnmrDt ~
..f.x. al - ..ffsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
vIGvrTTC CAVDIDNTr.

The ticket nominated. though nOt the one
~ respects that would hay" n1u"d pos~r SOS t".
In"ns NJ a1rcrgfh. G"ncr \ G"rh"'d Inns much Of
tn mign' ~ Inur, nd VIII excite u0d deHl Of
the cuthusianm that di>tWgu SbcS the fonwcrS or
the Maine Srnafor. Iln has. hrsCs tho advn;a"e of
an exorllrut military record and viii he most kirdy
icl hv tNr r"at soldier 'rmrni of the country The
for V % Pro icut. Mr.. Chester AriNnr, T. =
t. IN" Grant eccnt of the Convention, and
the chnicn ~ GITil ~ u q sc one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
- -
NAVAL LNTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. June 1O.-Captain A. L.
Meade USIted sta,es Marine Corps Brooklyn. has bees
granted one months leave Of absence with permission
20 apply for an exlenson Of month at o time . >
Ensign f. II. Tyler has been ordered 20 examnauon
for promotion. -...e
The U. g. s. rsliapoosa loft Esr-London, conn.. en-
morning, bound FIR Rnsz0p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
THE ORIGINAL. GRANT ORGAN re- StTTSFTTD
FTom The ~. Loys Giobe Dep"erg' lR'Dl
TT tl,,vn il any bnuhf tltot (, ,rfinl1 t.pu com

mand the hprmnui aud united suppri II ~" E"ph-
hrnn partv challenge the dOuhTer Ia ind s'n0l"
lz"oDtcnt, single evidence Of weakness.
Durin, past month";, tho Rruh'i''ne have been
omen I'm tho expression ~ their opinions md cFp"c alT
~ Their grievances. We h1ve he lri from ,h' men who
would not vote f.r Grant. "n1 from D." re" Wtp
would vote fnr 1inc. rom the 0n'fh.~d tcrmcre
rcfnrmors. tho vnurg 'hs4 rr rattv. hut
we have NOT heard cvcp Fi'th Ayr1ur Hotel confer
intimate thr rnshility OF ANY Republican dis
satisfaction with G1rfc,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
THE ENpOnTUrNT or HTnUBETcNN IDEAS


We are pleased to notice that in point OF
fac. prciuGrr against on men - y myth. No surf
prejudice cNtsfs Take al IA all mi is. prrhnpa the
tnnst pOpnllr uOninIinn thIt could have been made
Tnon general principles Mr. Garfield IA the embodiment
~ I"rrhtcan ideas Tc will b. hrp rt',v sur"nr'rd Nv
ErnuhHgpns whore without reC ri to state Inns
hirIh place. color previous condition. with such
nominations thr . .in R'publirIus srud crc"tin" m
their brethren throughout tho Union Sc down thr
great STATE of Ohio for 1000 majority Mt the October
.li IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
CANDID PRAISE FEOH a POLITICAL OrPONENT.
Froin The Ellnlra ~ IIcas LDrAnl

II must not DC SUPPOSED 'hlG 'eheIal 'Hl-
field Will be VEGA aHuddttr The Iupilc soon ufgcis
lis favortcs and In" dark horse ~pr'dy favor.
MIR. IdncOn almost unknown outside nf Illinois
when he nom natrd ami W. rrrOEnlL" u tbrcarrer
OF Garfield IA number OF uts whIrH, 0hluully u,0i.
VIII be great ddvdnag. Mr. Lincoln spit rails AID
ranaged % II tt-bOat Garfield ha- followed the pain
Of the ma; has been carpenter; was fairy good
officer durug tine and h9s hcru I've. active man
in u variety places ever since he reached his man
oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11

The nomination Of Mr.. Garfield emphasizes
iuor tiu cy,r Tie great aIi rVcip Sc lus ''r tclrt
scuir1 ~ IL" prsnn aui p"Sttou o. SIR. II den, ant
present. the ty single GutJ WIN n would he
Iiunul neglect AM fatal ,oteuOrc. Whittier or not
thr Convention CiuciiIil shall -ilHc' him my
other he'd DrinOtri Tor ~ Ieu,r IL VII
brrune simply imp0-s bic :" avoid he which Mr
Cmtl.d'- forces uuph Inc Re
uubn Am purry L.> wHilci win a. t-L.,' 4uuor
who iustrme,ai Ia c'u5iiH.uaiinS the Lrratcst
Xii, .IeNIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
THE ONENS BRIGHT
Prom The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle tRep.l
= IL a nlrnainp reteCtiOu to those who have

1t is a pleasing reflection to those who have
seen political uartie, make nominations purely Tor tX
pcdiency's sake and calling from obscurt! unknown
men to know that The Republican party, with Plpr
Ous history behind IL nnd proud p sion before IT, ha
had butH the pluck and the wisdom to place at H hc'
an exDericnca1 sfatasmau true leader, an honest AL
tnrorrupble man. AT 10 time, since the second eec
tion ~ Abraham Lincoln have the oinens been brighter
Tor the Republican party than they are to-day success
has been Guaranteed by deserving IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
GENERAL sICKLEs PLEASED.

General Daniel Z. Sckles said of the
Presidential nomination: at an execIlont
nomination have not the slightest doubt OF
his election and feel that he will carry this state
When the first chill OF disappointment has dsap
from the friends of General Grant Mr. Blame and the
other candidates. he wal be heartily supported by them
all: knog M Garfield we'll. aud he Is good mana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11

N. u p5sn1d,lnbI1 T =. fPep.

EFonl Ihs IhfI1dsIDRta IeIsgTa"H V1F0PI -
General Garfield has many OF the quallnca-
tons which Prrsdentof the United States onEht 20
have He has an enormous capacity for WORK ana ms
executive abilities of the very hRhest order. II nc
il elected his administration VIII certainly he marKen
by positive perfOrmq and viii not commend Is
merely By it's negative qualities 1t will be the admin
istrnton Of strong man" and Of the only kind Of
strong that the American people can AFFORD 10
have for q Chief Magistrate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
AN AUGURY OF UNION.

FT0W TNf = IUIh IIT'U Tut IIITVTIFTI
IT is with especial pleasure we announce that
General q rtcld Of UhIu was on tue 35th baut NOM
mated al Chicago fur President the United states by
tin X, pdhlran Na:Oui Cnu"entIOn IL Is one oi the
fareInLs, men IN land, aud his nomination Is an
ausuy OF union and hope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
REPRESENT TIE BEST MANHOOD OF THE PARTY.
The Kingston freeman DEep)

=
by IT'S preliminary action he laid aside. The can
dldatrs are universally known; Icre IS not "A stain
uu1n the record They have been R"publicATs
from the beginning and rrprcs' Mt the courage, the
strength and the best manhood Of the party. Under
their leadership will remain true To It's npbvst ira
dliirnS and The grand principles which have made II
through periods OF SURPRISING peril The defender ana
SAFEGUARD NJ tie Nation. Nos let there be union Tor TIC
sake OF victory, aud for tho sake OF the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
A TALK WITH RUSH c. HAWKINS.

Rush &. Hawkins expire 3scd himself as highly
pleased with the nomination OF GAru Id. H. airO
nomination." he SAID aud the that Jud be made
next TO that Of JUICE ELmunds Hla op.
ponents can find nothing bad 10 fasien ON hlm.
Galfieid will carry large German vote. He sue,ks
German, anu Is largely identified With that eloment,
which mixes him and nus always vOt,d for min in hts
dIBtrCtn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
\ COZ or VICTORY.

What lasts long turns or wei. No bet 'Cr
srlrri0n c,uI t" B'pu'lr4" W 'r7 y""ti"n mtvc
'rad o. splendid ~ iqIc aud In tgc prime of
~" D. J'ur- G 'r' III Aiilaa,y n'iri ~ l"td ,hH
Ur.tc1 r ~ ton -Ur I.r''.N. % Ir .urinr i pub'au
Cnngr,--ul. VI --rs. Futri"hrr" o 4 1''ncr. are
iuluiri 10 tIri pr.'q'ot ~ old ru eau, dccpf
ilr u'r o nh!r p1r''uui .utnr louder. wei n
vinriur a. 81 nee 'oP!i he'd V'nilcmir ~ P"v'ic No.
iho favor ih i'l:'- Gpt ours W. duting
orr rlrnnt atN ~ Chi.l-, H. u u .On " YlrtOty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
POpr-LAR MOTIVATION.

II is needless for us to say that no nOmina-
ton could have been md that wou1 hnvc been more
popular with tho Rrou'lic00a in general throughout
the lard, and with thos' Of Ohio i1 particular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
TIE OLD VICTORIES TO BE REpEATED.

With the enthusiasm which Garfield's name
viii arouse throughout the rank and file OF the party
and tho uniOn which his selection Will permit All the
sed with the mere election NJ orr candidate We must
revive the splendid victories OF twelve and sixteen wears
ngo must wrast thr control OF Congress- from the
Democracy md rcpaoe the Ropubcan party In All lts
pristine pnrty and original viRor the undsputed con-
troll OF the National Governments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11

:
Ffrm me EicaHI0Hd StI| (Dem.)

Tr-n Ihf LI1HNI0Nd NIIT' IIIfN0.l
Garfield. II must not be disguised, Is very
Rirnug man, ih -r'Hg,,t CIVILIAN IrOht bly, thc could
rave uau,d. M De- j. rot slIuuE enough. H. eHunot
carry NV Yo:k any i'om crr'ic e TO /. &c. Et-'
lnr VIII d. carry ILdJl'a; ard albion Ia haVt i,si
our cpnoc-, perhaps. for O.i Vet We "" gturd a.
oilrr luin- uIuIo than -JicCnt to max up for any
lr.sr- We had IN thIt e.. rc'.'".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-11
No FAULT CAS- BE FOUND.
Irotn 1be ur,utfIgucf JOffTurI fIgu 1

General Garfield will meet all the require
mens OF the mos cuu"-t Uuuu-i; he Wi. m',t the
ocmrnds OF tho-r vino s"'l Cor experience ana ria
menarV knowledge; h" will satIHiy every ana
ditun of Rrpubl ,aui-n, wI,t Icr PRACTICAL I,ul or
based upon the nrceseliis 0f me view Of the
more less conflict brtwc'u tine real ana The possible
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CONNECTICUT INDORSEI HIM.
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Connecticut indOTses Garfield heartily, not
only hrc.,isr uf his sterling personal aud political utcg
N.Y. because, It cbd Of the Western R'soryc, au
Original possession this State, out of which has grown
our magnilcunt school system, which has nAe II pos
bbo for The pUOIc. child 10 become great In knowledge
and wealth, he IL almost prOirgr Of Connecticut.
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a sAGACIOU~ SELECTION.
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The National Republican Convention, by
iis Presidcntlni cAJdh. nHS NOR Than Ju,ihtd IN
conf irIsr u its constituency, II mas mia Ci new
strength and life into tnr srrlt E"puh cav psr of The
Union. Ia selecting aHoUIHr' ioF &C. CIcf M1=iSrny
o the Su0n tno del, gr- cyl cl me almost uUrrriEg
sigtcty ana tudlmri' Whch lI, - fen guard the
Republicans victory durIu. the las, twenty years