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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-29
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.

BETWEEN THE EAST e. THE WESTg
Dining Cars for eating purposes only. One other
great feature of our Palace Cars Is "A SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your " Havana"
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by THIS
line, and transfers arc avoided at Council Bluffs,
Kansas City, DeavenwOrth, and AtchisOn, con-
nectiOns being made in Union DepOts.
THE PRINCIPAL X. x. CONNECTIONS OF
THIS GREAT THROUGH LINE ARE AS
At CHIcAGo, with all diverging lines for the
East and South.
Al ENGLEwooD. with the L. s. & NJ. s.. and r.,
At WAsHINGToN HEIGHTS, with p. c. g. ST..
l.. X. X.
At LA SALE, with III. Cent. Il. II.
AtPEoRIA, with p. II. j.; =. ID. & E.; /. Il. 4
At ROCK ISLAND, with milwaukee & Rock
Island Short Line" and Rock Isld a. PEG. RdE.
~ DAVENPORT, with the Davenport Division
c. NJ. h st. =. r. X.
At WEST LIBERTY. with the b.. C. r. a. NRR.
At GRINNELL, with Central Iowa T. X.
At DIES MONIES with ID. NJ Il +. ID. r. II.
At COUNCIL BLUFFS, with Union Pacific r. n.
AtCoLUMBUs JUNCTION. with Be. X. a. ~ RIL
AT OTTUMwA, with Central Iowa X. X. w,
ST. l. z z Pas Pae and &c, 6. b q r. Rds NJ, q.
Louis Pac., and st. L., Keo. Il NV X. Rds
At CAMERON, with H. St. J. X. r..
At ATCIIsoN, with Atch-, Topeka 4 Santa Fe;
Atch. a Neb and Cen. Br. u. II. r. Rds.
At IEAvENwoRTH, with Kan. Pac., ana Kan.
Az Kansas CITY, with all lines for the west
and Southwest.
TCAHS1N, and LEA VEN WORTH.
Great KOck Island Route" are sold by
nd Canada.
ar home ticket ONCE, address,
H. ST. JOHN,
Gen1 Tiki. and Pass'Rr Agt.,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01
Milan, Tenn.

A sPLENDTD LINE of Ladies' Drsss aoods.
N Fancy doods. and q iull and finely selected
stock Of Notions. Ladies Hats elegantly trim
med and in the latest style. The public will,
in fact. find all the novelties Of tho season and
every article usually found in a dry goods and
millinery store.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01
18O8--108O. /.
THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,
HIS Flag and Emblems.
Democratic PrIneipIes,a ns. She Inter
ests OF the West and south.
"A Journal for the Home circle Inc
mee, the store and che
Counting Room
Hts Flag and Emblems.

:. Prosperity still attends the Missouri Repub-
Iican- Surviving the malice of enemies and
the rivalry of competitors, its course continue.
onward ana upward. Wholly unscathed, it
aas pasred through wars. confs erations, era.
or business depression. political prescription
ana periods of public corruption: and now il
points to Its past conservative. pregressiye
honorable record az an earnest of it'd ,,tura
Plunderers. schemers, distur5cr. of the mcgee
destroyers OF the good name Of the slate and
their kind viii DO dashed rs heretofore. Those
mo assist to build up. promote aud advance
the commercial. manufacturing and sericul-
turai interests Of the Mississippi Valley will be
spniauoed and encouraged The Republican
VIII aim to unity and make solid the peacsfuI,
not partisan. objects that must hereafter en-
gage the attention of the pearlo OF the West
ana South. twill seek to allay sectional Bit
ternsss. instead of arraying section against sec
non. IL .il war against Radicalism of all
sorts, holding that the safest channel is be-
tween the extremes. 1t will oppose Kepudia-
ton and advocate honesty in regard to debts
Ii viii favor n sound currency fuffcieLt for the
purpose OF business, and suited alike to the
DEBTOR aud CREDITOR classes. 1t will steadily
advocate attention by the general government
TO the subject of land and water {. ansp rtxtion.
AZ ieast TO the point Of equality in behalf of this
section with the n orth and East, In ID, Pres
idential canvass Of 1880 it will support the nop,.
inees Of the national Democratic convention.
confident that they will be worthy; and with
ne y game belief it will promote the auccass Of
the Democratic candidates for state e.nrres-
sional and local Offices
Thus, with programme In accordance with
the liked principles of year,. and with mis-
sion to inform. to cdueate. the Republican
puts forth it's prospectus for 1880. All the news
rom every quarter. excepting the merely sen- |
satlonal and prurient from the sIuins and pur-
lieus OF vicc-sll the best current literature
the most careful and reliable reports of politi- |
CAL commercial, financial and lscal evsnty--
the important doings of congress and Of the |
state lcgslatures-toeether with EDITORIAL com
ments by corps of able writers-wilI continue
to be its leading featu res. Friends of tho pa |
per, who feel interested in the circulation of /
sound, conservative Democratic views. and |
VINO appreciate reliable, pains-taking FaUi- |
Y Journal. are respectfully asked to exert |
neighborhoods.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01
Let day of January, 1880,

in the town of Milan, Tenn. proceed to sell 10
the highess hiSdsr. the tract of land in District
NJ. Z, Gibson county. Tenn. known as the W.
II. West land, and boupded by the land Of
Jehn Black man and others, and is the isnd
conveyed by R. J. Robertson, in trust to secure
creditors on the 9Th of December, 1873. Also
At the same time and place. l will soil hefol-
lowing lot in Milan, known as the J :. X. II uteh-l
srson lot. bounded by the lots of Huteherron
and others. near the Methodist church. witch
lot wes conveyed in said trust deed. Reference
Q More full and perfect description of the lands
and full description and plat viii. be shown
on day 81 sale, giving mstes and bounds.
Terms of sale-Cash, without the equity of
redemption, and subject to the renting contract
for the year. 1850. the purchaser taking the
rent. A. II. J0U<2GS
This Dee. I. 1872. Tra.te,.
". N. Mccall, Sol. drrIl.ti
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01

The Bergen county, New Jersey,
grand jury has indicted Congressman
Charles IL. Voorhis, the late president
Of the First national bank Of Hacken>
sack, for the alleged fraudulent irreg>
ularities in connection with that insti-
tuition. VOORHEES, is not to be found.
He is not in Washington, and, it is be-
lieved, fed to foreign parts.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01

Ex-Gov. Pinchback, of Louisiana,
takes it all back. He says that when
he represented there had been
agood deal of Democratic bulldozing
in that state at the recent election he
was lying under mistake. He has
since been better informed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01

An exchange says that George
Washington and bis Cabinet did not
60 around the country making stump
speeches and addressing little country
fairs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01

Including Hundsy, per year. s13.oo
without Sunday, per year................... ll.Oa
TKI-WERKLY.
MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fiji
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01

RY virtue Of decree of the Chsncery Court
ID at Humboldt. Tenn, pronounced at the
July term, 1879. in the cause of Bowdre, me
Ciellsn 4 c.. ct ais. vs. r. J. Robertson, I
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01

In England portable gas is ROW sold
aud 'leligeie 4 everywhere. Country
residents receive II in copper cylinders.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01

Santa Claus,

The fa BLEED old man. has left at CoIey'r q superb
stock Of beautiful articles for Christmss Pres
should peep in at the gorgeous display. Toilet
setf, Nafes, Toys and thousand curiously
wrought and late novelties can be found there.
I1Sn wait, fol his Christmas goods are going
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01
nAILY.

subscription Prices OF the Republi-
car.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01
How to send Money.

Rcmittances may be made by drsft. nonsv
order. or registered letter, ut our risk. dive
post-otice address IN full, including state
and county. and address
GEORGE KNAPP h CO.,
ST. Louis, Mo.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01
WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNrM

The Weekly Republican contains the cream
Tall the news of the Daily and Iii Weekly
editions, and IL especially edited 10 supnIy Tho
wants OF country readers. In order that tbers
can be no excuse for not having it on account
OF cost, wenow reduce the price to One Dollar
per year.
All subscriptions are payable in advance.
ana discontinued at the end Of time paid for.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-01
Terms 10 Agents,

,Postmasters and others acting as agents for
the circulation of the Republicsn may retain
tTe1ty- hvs per cent. on all subscriptions to
the Daily and ri-Weekly. and ten per cent.
on subseriptiens to the W eakly
National Republican., 1880-07-19
PERSONAL.

Mr. FREDEE1cK PAuLDrNG has been added
to the Madison Square Theatre company for
next season.
PRISoIrAL CAIRNS, considered tho bead OF
Scotch presbyterianism, preached in New
York yesterday.
GENERAL BIRNEY and threo Of his sons
started Saturday for a trout.fshng excursion
to the north branch Of tho Potomac near Oak
land.
JUDGE HAGNEn has disposed of his house
in Annapolis, and expects to become perma-
nent resident OF the District about the lst Of
September.
GENERAL AND Mrs. GRANT have accepted
AN invitation TO visit General and Mrs Gar
field at Mentor, Ohio Immediately after tner
return from the west
Mr.. CHARLES W. LEANARDA of the Amer
lean house, who las just returned home from
Saratoga, reports that that resort was never
before so crowded with people.
LINDSAY NURSE, the veteran messenger at
the Office OF the secretary of the navy, cclo.
brated the ffy-second anniversary Of his APP
pontmont to Office on tho 10th instant.
The best guide for spelling Mile Bern
hardts FIRST nlmo Is her own signature, which,
as printed at the end Of her art criticisms IN a
Paris paper year or so ago, is Sarah Born
hardt."
THE committee to receive contributions for
memorial 10 Mrs. Hayes for hor Temperance
record at the White House are Miss Willard,
Hon. William j.. Dodge, Bishop Simpson, Gov
ernor st. Johns and others.
SIR ROYAL PITTS, who has an elegant sum-
mer residence at the beautiful aud classic
town of Middlobury, VT, lately caught black
bass in Horton pond, weighing in it's own
scales over seventeen pounds.
BISHOP LYNCH Of Charleston, Bishop
Loughlin Of Brooklyn aud Bishop Corrigan Of
Newark, N. j., hayo been named by tho Ro-
man catholic bishops their preference being
in the above order, FOR tho pope to select ono
Of them as a coadiutor to Cardinal NJ cCloskey,
with the right of succession to the archbisoprc,
but not to the cardinals hat, which is per-
sonal dignity.
MIs, IsADORE LORD has len the city, after
a very pleasant and successful season as
teacher OF elocution. Her many receptions
aud readings were attended aud listened 10
with pleasure by largo circle Of friends.
She had among her pupils mombors Of the best
families of Washington and members Of con-
gress, among others General Weaver, green
back candidate for president, also Colonel
Meacham, one of the Ute commissioners. She
expects to spend tho summer at her homo in
Portland Me-, tho fail in the west, teaching,
and return to this city to resume her labors
next winter.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
VIEGTNII NEWS.

Tho Thirty.eighth Virginia Confederate
regiment is to have reunion at Danvillo,
July D.
Judge John r. Goolrlck of Fredericksburg Is
candidate for the democratic nomination for
congress in thg first district.
A youth fifteen years of age, son OF Thomas
Collins of Frederick county, was struck by
lightning and killed last Wednesday.
The name OF the woman who died at Wythe-
vile, and in whose house was found the re-
mains of dve murdered children, was Mrs.
Sarah Collins.
The case of Mr.. ]. D. Walters, charged with
acting SIS second in tho recent Smith Elam
duel, has beon set for trial in tho Henrico
c0unty court next Friday.
The Staunton YdRey Jiyginidn Of July IS
says: "On Saturday night last MIR. 4. Il.
Burke of this city WAS drowned while bathing
in Juckson's river, near WiIliamsou's."
Mr.. James T. Dolaud OF Norfol, city, who
went to tho Hot Springs in Arkansas, diud ut
that place, on the 5th instant, in tho forty
third year Of his age, from protracted attack
Of paralysis.
The Charlottesville & Rspidan railroad will
probably bo flushed in few weeks, when it
will be turned over to tho Virginia Midland
Railroad company, which has leased IL for a
term of years
Near Charlottesville, Va, last Monday, a
colored man named Joe Brym knocked down
and thon committed q brukil outrage on a
Mrs. Maupin, u respectable white lady, in tho
presence OF her three small children. Bryan
has boon arrested.
schoGeld Webster, a negro boy, aged about
fifteen, was committed TO Jail in Charlottesville
on Wednesday afternoon, charged with vio-
latng the person Of Miss Gertrude Ru1ner, n
respectable white girl, aged about twelve
years, near Mechum's river on Tuesday, the
18Th instant.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
TELEGRlPHIC SUlIMIRY.

Secretary Sherman spent Sunday at Long
Beach, l.. l., the guest of Fletcher ~ Harper.
Forged cheeks 10 the amount of $500 were
paid by tho Merchants bank of Baltimore Sat.
urday. The forgors escaped.
Alfred Commody, a commercial salesman
was drowned while bathing in the dark Friday
night at Island City beach, N. J.
New Orleans protests that there is not and
has not boen case Of yollow fever there this
season, except the imported case on the bark
Excelsior.
John Tanner, who was shot by c. Rainoy al
Petersburg on last Thursday night, died Satur
day. Rainey has been arrested and com
mitted to Jail for hearing
An unlounded report that Mr. Tildcn had
died at Yonkers on Saturday created II ssnss.
ton In New York Saturday night, but was
soon refuted by telegram from that gentle
man.
Gerardus Boyce, an eccentric citizen Of New
York, whose will has just becn admitted tc
probate, bcqueathed his shaving apparatus ia
Rev. DIR. Bellows and his gold.hoaded cane to
General Grant
james jackson, a wealthy farmer living
near Tanglewool, Ripley county, Ind, took
strychnino and died to avoid exposure of an
inhuman outrage upon his own daughter
twenty-five years of age.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
The Races nt sarntogn.

SARATOGA, July 17.-The first race, Ave
furlongs, was won by Beatitudo, Knight Tenn
plar second, Brambalotta third, in 1:03l.
Eleven started. The Travers stakes was won
by Grenada Oden second and Turfman third.
Time 2l3. Frrncliife was favorits at $780,;
Bye-and. Bye, $205; Grenada, S75; Ncuichntel,
$40; the field (Oden and Turlmam), Sl3O. Tho
third race mile aud quarter, was won by
Luke Blackburn by eight lengths, Check mate
second and Noltum third. Time, 2l14.
Fourth race, purse $500, the winner TO DO sold
at auction for - 500 If entered to bc sold for
81 ,0OO allowed Ave pounds, etc tho beaton
horses not liable to be chained; one mile. Pools
sold rs follows: Charley GOrham, $l75 Dan
X, SIS; Audax 500; Boswell S55; Terror, S50
Emiue, i-I5. Dan X. came in first, AudaN
second aud Charley Gorham third. Time, l:47
Pools were sold at tho track this afternoon
on Mondays extra races at the following rates
First mco-Clarissima, % pounds, $50; BOs
we'll, 90 pounds, $50; Charlie Ross, l2i pounds
| S3l. Second raco-lIortunn, l07 pounds, $50
Ala Glenn DO pounds, $25; DanicheH ZIG
mounds, $25; Long Taw, l2i pounds, $50; Jim
Beck l01 pounds, sell OmegS, lOl pounds, So
Third race-Bradley, walk-oyer Fourth
| (hurllc) raoo-Frank Short, li9 pounds, $32
| CAPTAIN franklin, l43 pounds Sl2; Disturb
ance l52 pounds, aud Faustina, 1876 pounds,
together, $50
| Third race purse 800, for all ages; entrance
$40 each, to 90 to second horse six entries, ono
| and lllroe.Quarter miles. Surge won by nearly
lonsth Bayard second and Shyloeh third
| Time, 3;l0l.
Fourth race purse $3.50, of which $50 to
second; handicap, for all ages, one mile over
| ronr hurdles Judith won the race by five
lengths Gallagher second and Bathgate third.
Time, l:5l,
The meeting will be continued on Tuesday
next with four races three-quarter mile, sell
| ing race one and a.half miles, one and a'quar.
ter miles and mile heats over hurdles.
POOLS ON To,DAY's RACES.
Pools were sold at the track this afternoon
on Mondays extra races ut tho following
| rates;
First raco- Clarissima, % pounds, $50; Bos.
well, 90 pounds, $50; Charlie Ross, l24 pounds,
| $31.
Second raco-Forluno, lO7 pounds 500 Ada
Glenn, 9G pounds, S25i Danichclf, 1l0 pounds,
S25; Long Tom, l2I pounds, 500 Jim Beck,
| l0l pounds, $2li Omega, lOl pounds, IS.
Third race-Bradloy, walkOver.
| Hurdle Iace-Frank Short, 40 pounds, $32;
Captain Franklin, ll3 pounds tl2; Disturb
anco, la2 pounds and Fanstlna, 1856 pounds,
! together, $50,
National Republican., 1880-07-19

citemcnt was occnsionod In Chtraw previous
to the hearing of the application by an attack
made by son Of Colonel Cash upon Mr..
Peguos, the oditoro of the Cheraw Sun, who had
denounced the duel In his paper. Young Cash
and his father had both drawn their pistols,
the latter avowing his intention to see fair
fight, and Mr.. Pegues WAS only saved by
being thrust by his friends into an open door.
way, where he was locked up. No arrests
were made.
A Young Couple Brutally Murdered.
HILLsBoRoUGu, Mo-, July 17-Andrew
Wilson and young woman named
Shultz were brutally murdered yesterday
near Dry Creek church. They were riding
together In wagon, when They wero Hrod
upon by somo one concealed in the woods near
the roadside. Wilson was shot in the head
and the same ball struck the girl in tho
shoulder, passing through her neck She was
instantly killed and fell out Of tho wagon.
The horses went on until stopped by T. j..
Wiley, who found Wilson in the wagon still
living but unable to speak. Wiley started
back with the wagon and found the dead body
of Miss Shultziu the road. 1t is thought that
the murder was caused by Jealousy, but no ar.
| rests have yet been made.
An Upprovol<ed Murder.
CINcINNATI, July 1S.-A dispatch to the
Gasette from New Albany, Ind, says "a most
unprovoked murder was committed here
shortly after 12 o'clock this morning. A dance
had boen given at tho house of William Mar
tina, n respected colored man, and at its close
John Woods and another colorod man got into
q dispute. Martina went to pacify them, aud
while standing with his right hand on Woods
shoulder speaking kindly TO him, Woods sud-
donly drow Il revolver aud shot Martina
through tho heart. The murderer was ar
rested"
Not Suicide, but Murder.
CLEVELAND, ONO, July I'll, is now dis
covered that German named Rubsal, whose
body WAS found in Lake Eric on July 5, did
not commit suicide, but was murdered. Paul
day, aud Grimm was charged with the muir
der. Mrs. Rabsal confessed that they had been
walking together the evening ofJuly 4th and
that Grimm aud her husband got to fighting
along the lake shore; that she ran home, and
that later Grimm came and said Rabsa would
not abuse her any more. The parties are
emigrants from Silesia, who arrived last June
llahsa was jealous Of Grimm, and they had
quarreled OH the vessel when coming tt
America.
NIurdorer Lynched In New Mexico.
DENVER, CoL., July 1s.--A Sante Fe special
TO tho Tribune states that Dunnigap, who
murdered Greigo few days ago, was taken
from the Jail ON Friday night by body o
masked men, who put rope around his neck
dragged him short distance TO an alley ant
hung him. His body was subsequently rid
died with bullets.
Child Kidnapped by showmen.
New YORK, July 1S.--A special from Pitts
burg, Pa, says: silvan Berket, u girl fourteen
years OF age, daughter of u farmer living IL
lShanksvilc, Somerset county. has been kid
mapped by showmcD. The father followed th'
abductors and had four Of them lodged in jai
at Grecnsburs, but has not yet recovered hi
Ichild,
National Republican., 1880-07-19
MIRYL.iND NEWS.

Governor Hamilton aud family have gone TO
Ocean City.
Havro-do,Grace is shipping frozen shad to
Philadelphia.
Talbot county has 1908 inhabitants, an In
crease since 1870 of 3,9i0.
Joseph L. Armstrong has boon appointed
principal OF the Rockville school.
Harrison ii. Lamotto, twice a member OF
tho Maryland legislature from Carroll county,
died last week.
The First National bank of Frederick, Nd,
has just declared a somi-annual dividend of
seven per cent
ono Of tho census enumerators in Hartford
county found there were as many dogs as
sheep in his precinct.
Tho county levy in Hartford county has
been fixed at eighty'one cents on tho $780, an
increase Of fourteen cents over last levy.
Rev. James A, Bonnan, rector OF All.IIaI-
lows parish, Dayidsonvillo, Anne Arundel
county, lied on tho Goth Of June, of paralysis.
The planning and saw mill of George ID.
Landwchr, ut Cumberland, was burned lass
Friday. Loss $4,000, which was covered by
insurance.
William Thomas, son-in.law of Thomas p.
Dixon, near Chestertown, was found dead ia
bed Wednesday morning at the residence Of
the latter.
The Catholic church at Chestertown has
been adorned with two handsome altars, the
gift OF lady and the work Of home mo-
Chanic, Mr.. Il, q. Rccher.
Bishop Pinckney confirmed class of twenty.
six persons at ST, PauPs church, Upper Marl-
boro' last Sunday, and q class of fourteen at st.
Mary's church, Woodyillc, the samo evening.
Richard Holiday Of Queen Annos county
placed seYenty-nins young German carp in
small pond last December. Tho carp were
then from ono and a-half to two inches long.
LAST week he drew of the water and found
that some of the carp had grown 10 a length OF
eleven inches.
Professor LippenGott Professor Whiting and
c. Petorsons all of Dickinson college, and
Professor Morgan of Pennington seminary,
Now Jersey, started some time since on pc
dcstrnn eNcuuiOn, aud havO passed through
Sharpsburg, Harpei's Ferry AntetOm and
IIsgsrstown. From tho latter place they enl-
! bark ID ON the train for home,
DR.. J. Wilson Magrudcr died ON Wednesday
morning at Olncy Grange, In Montgomery
county. lIe lad teen greatly affected by the
heat Of Tuesday, aud during tho evening,
while engagpd in reading ho.was compelled
10 stop, aud Whllo describing his symptoms
fell. Dr. William Il. MaETdor rendered him
all tho service that medical skill could afford,
but in vain.
- -
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Georria,s Indications.

The republicans arc wide-awake and at
work in Georgia with spirit that betokens
success, Information just received in this
city by private letter that the state cen
tral committee Of Georgia mot in Macon on the
14th instant with instruction and power given
1t by the late Atlanta convention, nominated
candidates for election for The state.at-large,
and the names of the cannidatCs so nominated
are Hon Amos r. Akcrman, formerly United
States attorney-gcnoral ander President Grant,
aud Colonel James Atkin, collector of customs
in the port Of Savannah, two better men and
more favorably known could not have been
nominated in tho state of Georgia, both mon
of character, incorporating republicans, and
among the ablest lawyers IN the state. III
given proper moral aud material support we
may expect n good showing for tho republican
nominees for president and vice president in
the empire state Of the south. II is undorst ood
that the meeting to be held in August will
nominate full ticket, including governor.
The two republicans, Akerman aud Atkins,
were strong Grant men, and it is refreshing
to see such men wheeling into line and ready
to work with will and pow er although they
did not secure tho man Of their choice.
No honorable man should go into nomi-
mating convention with the mon tai reserva-
tion that If the man OF his choice is nominated
ho will abide with the result, but il not ho will
bolt. 1t is to be hoped that hereafter that all
such men will DO excluded from the conyen-
tiOn; they have do business there.