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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
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LAST EVENING.
$50 Northern Belle. II $50
200 Grand Prize. l 20
80 Metallic. Csc
470 Navajo i5o
100 Paradise. 35c
925 Albion. 2je
200 Day. SOC
100 Wales. 3 20
60 Nj. DiAblo, ~
75OO North Belle Isle. SOC. tSc
HOO Holmes. i0c
100 NJ Potosi. Toe
l95 Bechtel. 1. l 10
200 McClinton. 25c
COO Tioga. Coo
so Bslvidsre. ~
$50 Booker Con-. i5c
$50 Queen Bee. l5c. 2oc
l6O Mono. I
so Con. Pacific. N
200 Msybelle. Sc
200 Jupiter. I Is. I 20
Sc Addenda. I 10. I 0S
10 Mammoth.
500 Double Standard. SOC. $50
so North MONDAY.
265 Orc. I so
375 Martin White. $50
IS Silver King.
100 Atlas, SOC
$50 Champion. l5c. zoe
THis MORNING.
SIS 0phir. GU, CT. ca
$40 Mexican. Gu. &C.
leo Best 4 Belchsr. 81. 81
IS California. I 10
l20 Savage. 2 10
Ito Con. Virginia. AZ
40 Chollar. l IS. II
$50 Potosi. IN, I IS
IS Hale 4 Noreross. 81. 2T0
40 Crown Point. I 20, II
295 Ysllsw Jacket. 81, 3 so
100 Imperial. zoe
90 Kentuck. 2
325 Belehsr. 2 90
90 Confidence. 4
si5 Sierra Nevada. 81. 10 bs. 10
100 Bullion. I Is
ass E~xehsqusr. I 80. I IS. I 40
100 Justice. 55c
20 OvermAn. l o.
ll2o Union Con-. l9k, 1871. 20. 20k
20k b5. 20k, 20k b5. 20t. n
ALI, 2iS. q. iSs. 2sa
800 Alta, I 80
$50 Julia. soc
500 Silver Hill. zoe
400 Challenge. 90c
$50 New York. 20c
$50 Andes. CSC, zoe
$40 Scorpion. l IS
200 Benton Con, soc. Toe
80 Quinn. -
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Number arrests made during the quar-
ter ending July 81. 1880. ~ follows: Dis
turbiug peace 5. drunk and disordsrly !.
rape /, malicious mischief /. assault and
battery 3, soliciting without license 3;
total IL. Arrested BY Marshal Kennedy,
6; by Ofleer shsehan. s; by oAicsr
Rooney. I; total II.
n. KENNEDY. Town Marshal.
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TOWN TRUSTEES.
Regular Meeting or the Board Lsss
EvesisE = Quarterly keperss ei
Tswu 0nloers

A regular meeting OF the Board Of
Trustees OF the Town OF Gold Hill was
held last evening. Prsssnt-Trustsss
Mercer. Dsuchy. Lsmsry. McCurdy and
President Fox.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
The different standing committees re-
ported everything in good working order.
Trustee Lsmery. as q special commit
tee, reported that hs had examined the
cemetery fence and found about one
hundred feet Of 1t In need Of repair, and
that the cost Of repairing IL would be
about $50. On motion. 1t was ordered
that Town Sexton Cobb repair the fence.
Trustee Mercer. a. q special commit
tee to wait on Superintendent O%vsrton,
reported that he had seen Mr.. Overton
in relation to getting . reduction in the
rates Of water used for sprinkling the
streets, aud that Q reduction OF $50 was
| obtained. In relation to reducing the
rent OF water for the town. he could not
make any reduction at present. as he
considered the value OF the water priv
ileess In case Of fires worth the amount
now paid per month, $l75.
Trustee Mercer also reported that he
had been around to the business houses
with Mr.. Gallagher for the purpose OF
seeing what amount could be raised to-
wards sprinkling the street. and was
quite successful, considering the dull
times. Sufficient money was subscribed,
With what The town would donate, to
have Main street we'll sprinklsd from
the Divide to the Gold Hill Foundry.
On motion, II was ordered that Mr..
Gallagher be paid $l25 BY the town per
month for sprinkling the street during
the heated season.
A motion by Trustee Dauchy, to dis
penss with the roadman and also with
the horse and cart for q couple Of
months, wal lost by q vote OF three to
two.
The regular monthly bills. amounting
to sllli 80. were. on motion. ordered
paid.
The following bills, referred at the
last meeting. were found correct. and
were ordered paid: WIN. Hall, % ~;
j. P. Becker. $40 80.
The following were referred: X.
Mercer, 81 20; d. T~horburn, "a ~;
Fred. Sharbach, 81; Matt. Bay. "a.
The town assessment roll was handed
over to the Town Clerk by the Marshal.
and the Board was notified Of the fact.
The Clerk was instructed to give no.
tics in the GoLp HILL News that the
Board would sit a. . Board OF Equaliza-
ton for one week, commencing Wsdnss.
day, the 4th OF August. from 2 to 4
o'clock p. n. each day.
A lease handed in by Liberty Engine
Company for signature OF the President
OF the Board was referred to the Town
Attorney.
The following quarterly reports from
town officials were read, and, on mo-
ton. were ordered to take the usual
course:
REPORT OF TOWN rRxAsuhEh.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
FIRST NETTING OF THE B0ARD
FOR AUGUST.

Help Wanted 90 Get Away-RsPerta
or Onicers and Commissees =
Tressurer's,, Auditors and Hos
ptsal Repors-Bills Allowed.
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rtann RETURNS In 80 DAYS ON 90
6IZuU invested. 0nicial reports free.
Like profits weekly on Stock options OF $io to
Wall Street. N. 7 ocHy
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xrpoHr OF TOWN cLrRx.

IMPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
GOLD HILL, August .. 1880.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees OF
the Town Of Gold Hill-0entlemen The
following 10 my report for the quarter
ending July si.lsso:
Amount Of warrants issued. 80. SS.724 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

against the Republicans and Gfeenbaok-
ers. The lowest candidate will have
1000 majority.
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REPORT OF TOWN MARsHAL.
GOLD HILL, August 2, 1850.
To the Honorable Board OF Town Trus'
tees-Genuemen: I herewith submit my
report Of the business Of my Office for the
quarter ending July 81. 1880:
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DR.. Kirby presented the following
report: In hospital July /, 46; admitted
during July. 20; total treated. ~; dis.
charged. "a; died, 8; accounted for, 30;
in hospital August l. AZ; males 81,
females 8; average for July. Al. Filed.
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Balance on hand July 81. 1880. 81. ssi 9s
o. H. Gallup. Treasurer.
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The following report Of County Treas.
ursr Carrick was presented aud ordered
filed:
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REPORT OF TOWN TRxAsuREh.

REPORT OF TOWN TkkAsuhhh'
GOLD HILL. August q. 1880.
To the Hon. Board Of Trustees OF the
| Town Of Gold Hill-Gentlemsn / here
with submit for your consideration the
Quarterly Report for the quarter ending
July 81. 1880:
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Balance on hand August l.. 80. sss,s Q 81
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

NOTWITHSTANDING the extraordinary
efforts made at the last session Of the
Levy Court by thousands Of voters 10
get their names placed upon the assess
ment lists, the tax duplicates have
been made out and delivered to the COL
leotors, and still there are quite large
number Of names missing from the
duplicates which were known to have
been placed upon the assessments. Can
1t be possible that these omissions
have been made through the careless
ness Of clerks in copying the names
from the assessment books to the
duplicates : II so, such men are too
careless to he employed as clerks, but
il the omissions have been wilfully
made. which looks probable, the offence
is still more aggravated and should be
met with speedy and the most extreme
punishment the law will allow. We
are pleased to see that the Republican
County Committee which met on Satur-
day has taken cognizance of the matter
and is determined that such offences
shall not 60 unpublished.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

TANNER HAS aocompli he'd the feat he
set out to do and has undoubtedly lived
forty days without any nourishment
EXCEPT what there was in the water he
drank. H has succeeded ia showing
his endurance and obstinacy but be.
yond that nothing. 1t is doubtful II
sciences will be much benefited tor there
is not one Doctor Tanner amongst a
thousand poople who would have per-
severed and accomplished forty days
fast by sheer force Of self will and oh.
stinacy. No doubt there are many
ether fools who will undertake to excel
the Doctor, provided there is money in
it. 1t is said however that Doctor Tap.
nsr has realized but little money out OF
his long fast, but that he intends now
to take to the lecture platform at 800
per night.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
Forney,s Converts.

Col. John W. Forney announces In
his paper, the Progress, that Republi-
oans OF the Charles Sumner school are
daily joining the Hancock column. The
Colonel must be drawing largely upon
his Imagination II there are no more
converts to the Hancock ranks else
where than there are in Wilmington.
We know of several Republicans Of the
Charles Sumner school who were drawn
away from the Republican party dur
ing Greeley's candidacy for the Presi-
dsnoy, but we know Of none who took
that step, who have not repentsd Of
such action and who are not back in the
Republican ranks doing good work for
General Garfield, and Notwithstanding
the great speech Of Senator Bayard and
the tremendous efforts made to get up
q Hancock boom. we do not know nor
have We heard Of single Republican
who was Republican lately who has
gone over to Hancock, "the superb"
Col. Forney may know Of some in Phil
adelphia besides himself, but the mum.
Der must be small indeed when a Re.
publican majority Of 10000 Is conf.
IDENTIFY counted upon. Rven the con
version Of George Bullock, the Consho-
hocken manufacturer, don't seem to
pan out we'll. The Democratic papers
made loud hurrah when It was an.
nounoed that Mr.. Bullock would vote
for Hancock, but when the matter be-
came more fully known and understood
it was found that Mr.. Bullock had
promised General Hancock to vote for
him II he..wss ever nominated for the
Presidency, and he feels In duty bound
to keep his word. He announces, how.
sver, that he Is still as much Of q Re.
publican as he ever was, that he will
support the State and County ticket,
and that he will not try to influence
single man in his employ in political
preference or action on the Presidential
question. 1t is true that big, burly,
red-faced General Pearson, Of Pitts
burg, who run awayfrom the mob three
years ago in that city, and neglected to
do his duty, has come out squarely for
Hancock, but David D. Bruce, q lead
ing Democratic lawyer and influential
politician in the same city, has just as
,quarsly come ont for Garfield. Thus
1t is everywhere. Wherever q Repub.
lican declares for Hancock there are
.hree Democrats who declare for Gar
isld, and this will insure his election
20 the next Presidency by the votes o.
he solid North.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

SENATOR sAuLaBURY Is being sighted.
The Wilmington Democracy is not
showing hin all the honor he is wont
to receive. So far no one seems to have
thought it worth while to name cam
paisn club after 4" Uncle Eli" and the
prospect is that he will have to strug-
gle along through this campaign with.
out the glory such pamesake would
give him when he should come to Will
mington. senator Baysrd, Representa-
tive Martin, Ex-Representative Will
liams, Attorney General Gray. .and 9th
or lights each have lo,al clubs bearing
their names. But why slight the Do.
yer senato.l Is he so unpol ular here'
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

Doc. RICHARDS, Ct the Democratic
State Central COMMITTEE, has issued
the call for state Convention to nomi.
cate candidates Tor Congress and Presi.
Dental electors. 1t will meet in Dover
August oath, and among other things
% do will be the adoption OF the usual
india rubber platform, which will
stretch in all dire; tions, and will be es.
pecislly elastic in covering the widely
different course Of our Senator'S.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
Nothing Assinss ssr Held.


Il will te noticed that those who have
the mos to say against General Garfield
know the least about him. Nearly all
the penny Democratic whistling papers
that have been engaged in throwing
mud at him derive their inspiration
from the New York Sun, and 1t is very
doubtful il Dana ever saw Garfield, OF
II he had be has no acquaintance with
him. The men who know Gen. Garfield
most intimately and have better oppor.
tunities Of forming correct estimates OF
the man have nothing to say against
him. He has been in Congress almost
continuously for eighteen years and up
10 the present time not q single Con-
gresham has opened bis mouth 10 say
. word dsrogatory to the character o.
General Garfield. II any man or set Of
men could speak from actual knowledge
the men with whom he has been SO
long associated could do so and yet none
Of them have uttered an unfavorable
word. This absence of criticism is GER
tainly not on account Of any unusual
affection which the ex.rebel-brigadiers
Of the South bear him for we may well
suppose that they would do anything
t. sink bim in public estimation in
view of his almost certain election to
the Presidency. Why have these men
not spoken out If they are in possession
Of any damaging facts Why is all
this mud flingiDg left to the New York
Sun and all the smaller fry Of Demo
cratic papers that snesze when 1t takes
snuff = Without exception every
charge and every ungenerous remark
has comb from men who do not know
the Republican candidate personally,
but it comes from men who have contin-
gent political interests in slandering
and vituperating him. Thers can be
no better evidence than this action on
the part ofsuch men that Gen. Garfeld's
Congress .,onal career has been above re-
proach.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

THE traach in the Democratic rarl q
is still widening without any prospect
OF it ever closing. The swallog-tails
and the overalls are at dagger's points
The City Democratic Committee com.
posed of swallow tails will not coil
their garments by coming in intact
with men who wear overalls, and yet
Mr.. Q7inn says the party must be sue
cessfal at all hszz4rds and Purnal J
Lynch must be elected Sheriff. We
wonder how Mr.. Quinn intends to do
the work. This sounds very much
like introducing tie tactics go preva-
lent an2 su:cessfu! in the S,u.h.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
NOTiUES.
T,Ax PAYERS TAKE \! No19EaCITY ,!1 g

TTyAX PAYERS TAKE N0TlOE-CITY
IL AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR lsS0.
The undersigned, receivers OF taxes for the
Oity Of ofWilmlngton, will be at NO. 10 EAST
SIXTH STRRET, between MARKET and King
streets. on and alter the first day Of July,
1850, between the hours OF and II in the
morning, and from to In the afternoon, for
the purpose Of receiving taxes. On all taxes
paid during the month OF July there Will be
reduction Of fiye cents on every dollar, and
all taxes paid on or af,er the first Gay Of
August, includlna the fret Tuesday OF Sep.
tember, shall be payable without deduction
or addition as aforesaid, and all taxes unpaid
on the day next after the first Tuesday In
Sertember, shall De increased by the addi-
til n OF . per centum on the amount thereof.
EDWARD PROVOST.
Receiver Northern District,
Including all north Of Sixth street.
VIM. KYNE,
Koceivor Southern District,
T9-tf Including all south Of Sixth st.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

THE DEMOCRATIC pole raising in the
Ninth Ward did not pass tif like clock
work. The falling Of the flag rope after
the pole had been raised was a bad
omen. Just so are the high hopes o.
the Democrats falling all over the
country. The only fault in the com.
parison is that man was found who
climbed the pole and replaced the rope,
but so far no one has appeared who car
bolster up the sinking Democratic
cause.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

HANCOCK PRoCLAIMs for "a full vote,
free ballot and fair count" but a san
culinary southern editor in reply says:
"put on your led shirts and let the
ride begin or we shall be sold into
political slavery" That editor evi.
IDENTIFY understands what Hancock
means by "full vote and free cleo.
ton"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS INTEND.
N ing to tent at BrAndywine summit
with The Wilmington Camp Meeting Com.
papy, will please notify the following com.
mittee rs early as possible. Tents % and ".
Board 500 for IL days. JOHN WISE,
WIN. PENNELL.
N. B.-Rev. Charles Hill and family and
the Rev. Enoch StuoBs and father are expect
cd 10 camp with the company. 7Alotd
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

1OTICE.-rHEU UNDERSIGNED HAv-
IN ing erected Older MILL ON the
Lancaster Pike near Wooddsle station, would
respectfully solicit the patronage o. the pub
lic in his Vicinity. Having iull knowledge .
OF the business aud tirst-class press he is
confident of giving entire satisfaction.
1l9-tftW ia MES CLARK.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
NOTICE.

DUBLIU SALF.-WILL BE SOLD AT
IL NO. COZ Poplar street, on WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST II, at ono O'Clock, sharp, large
quantity Of household and kitchen furniture,
such as beds, sedsteads and bedding, bureaus,
chairs, carpets, l0unges, cook stove, tables,
curtains, china, glass, QuGensware, &c
85-tt l.. w. y SIIDHAM & UN, AuctiOneer
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

MOTTO E. ATTENTION FARMERS.
IN Tho subscriber living on Pike creek,
Mill Greek Hd., having erected q large cider
mill on his property, Is now ready 10 accom-.
mOdate the farmers at the lowest prioes.
73lt3twltd JAMES WARD.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
EDUCATIONAL.
. T s | T ! A n

FEMALE COLLEGE,. Wilmi -gton, Tel
Pleasant home, modern conveniences health
ful ci y. Two degrees conferred, or selt ct
courses. so per cent. increase OF boarders last
year. Net charge $3.50 year. Forty fourth
ear begins September 9th.
harges for Day Scholars: Primary depart
ment at rates o. $50 year Preparatory do
do SR; Collegiate do. do. 81, with discount
upon all for prompt payment For catalogue,
address REV. j. M. WILLIAMS, A. NJ,
slim President.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

NJOTICE.-THE STAR LOAN AsSOCI.
~ atien shares In new series commend
ing with July can be had on application to
hllip Plunkett, Treas, s. w. cor. Of Third
and Market stroetS, or to
JUHN \. MILLER, Seo'y.,
T27-lmd 1888 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
.erE1HE HOME SCHOOL, !,
g~ITS srOPPED FREE. Mar.

sons Restored. DIR. KLINES Gros t
aud nerve diseases No fits aitor first day y
use only sure cure for Fits, Epilepsy and
Nerve Diseases. IL fallibIs II taten as d.
rected. Treatise and " trial bottle FEE,
patient paying express charges. Send name,
=. y. and express address to DR. KILN r.,
sSl arch st., Philadelphia, Pa. AS-Nee prin.
Opal druggist.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

NOTIOL.-ALL TRANSIENT ADVER
IN tisements to be inserted in the columns
OF the REPUBLICAN must Invariably be paid
In advance or they will not be given any at
tentiSn. bl0-u
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
OUR CiRCULAFiON

We fuvite the busfBess mem and
mercha ants Of the city 10 call at the
REPUBLICAN 1fiice aud see our
large edition being printed. You
are welcome any and ali times.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

ON-SoUTHERN MILL
ScnArades who during the war Of tho rebellion,
were prisoners Of war In any rebel prison, oan
obtain important information by reporting
fhoir post0faes address, company, regiment
date u capture and release, 70 the executive
ON cor Of the Andersenyilie SURVIVOR Asso
citation, Room 7. DO. l7o Il. handolpb sIeot
Chi.ego, Ill. Ilsu
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

NOTlCE.-MRS. ANNIE NEWTON,
IN late Oft ronto, Ont. OK perienced monthly
o. sick nurse. Apply 9O6 Chestnut st. si"tt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

I shall continue to manufacture and sell all
kinds OF building bricks from the yard form
srly occupied by MoClary b Guyer. Orders
received at ofice, 606 Shlpley street. by mail
or telephone, will receive prompt attention.
SAML MGCLARY, JR.
Wilmington, Aux. Q, 1880. OF
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

NOTlCE-AID LOAN ASSUOIATION.
IN Shares in q new series can now be
had by applying day or evening TO
6z8.lm GEO. q. MARIS. Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

TTIHE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
J. in Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand BeDot. 18th st.. Market to Obescnut
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

NUTiCE ClGAR MAKERS AND LEAF
IN BUYEkS.-Four cases wrappers and
binders, choice tobacco crop Of 1879; n " oprn
to buyers for five days at 94rett's Snuff Mills,
Yorklyn station, D w. X. R., Delaware
8S3t T. w. FERREE BRO.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIvtN THAT
the partnership lately existing between
Saml NcCltry, Jr and WIN. u. Guyer,
under the firm name Of McClarY & Guyer.
has been dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts owing 10 said partnership are tobe paid
TO Sam'I McUlary, j., ne alone being author.
lied to use the firM name in liquidation, and
oil demands on said partnership are 70 be
, resented to him Tor payment.
SAM l. McOLAkY, JR.,
VIM. q. GUYER.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

NYOTlCE. FIVE HUNDRED SHARES,
IN 10th series Mechanics Loan Stock for
sale. First payment on the second Tuesday
In May. Apply TO
W. J. MORROW, Sec'y.
3-20- tom 0 AIT French street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

PRESIDENT;
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
(of 0hio.)
vICR-PREsIDRNr,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
(of New York;
FOR SHERIFF,
PHILIP R. CLARK.
FOR CORONER.
RAYWORTH WELDIN.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-09

Icy d
Dfhpann|
!. Lstylt|
The al
nd the|
q aa.-
Evening star., 1880-01-23

The southern claims commission have consid
ered claims amounting, in the aggregate to
ss,C9s, sc. They approved and allowed claims
amounting to S24l ,61l.22 and disallowed s. 1885,
S49.34. 1t is tedious and difficult work to get a
claim approved by the commission. proml-
nent lawyer from the south who has been en-
gagged for some time In endeavoring to convince
the commission of the legality OF southern
claims remarked the other day. at the capitol,
g" I'M going to write my partner to-day not to
receive another claim. The business doesn't pay
the postage required to transmit the papers to
Washington AT the rate the commission has
been allowing claims there is certainly no danger
OF bankTupu0 the government
Evening star., 1880-01-23

The anti-T1lden democrats of New York give
forth no uncertain sound as to their future
course of action. In their conference at Albany
last night, they unanimously adopted re5olu-
lions declaring that they are for harmony
within the party upon the condition that Tilden
shall not be its Presidential candidate, They
say the party can become united only by
avoiding causes which led to its division at the
last state election" Tllden's movements and
the utterances OF his confidential friends, since
the state election, do not indicate any willing
ness to accept this condition. 1t has not been
many days since Tilden declared himself a can
didate for denomination. adding that he was In
1.-THE hands OF his friends" He felt entirely safe
In making this statement, because he knows the
friends In whose hands he places himself vii
obey his will implicitly. He had absolute con.
troll OF the party machinery during the recent
state canvass, and. though the result OF the
election lost him the support OF many demo-
Gratis, IL is not probable that any of the machine
workers were among this number. Tilden's be-
lief Is that he can carry New York II any demo-
crat can. He is not likely to relinauish the
ambition OF his life, now when but one more
possibility OF gratifying 1t can occur, at the
dictum of the ''Tammany crowd His enemies
within the party are equally determined and
the present situation points to the sending of
two sets OF delegates to the national convention.
and thus compelling the latter body to decide
be tween the contending factions.