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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

Thirty or more people, Of various
c%olors, including whites and blacks,
in the vicinity Of Clay and Lauderdale
streets, South Memphis, are suffering
with disorder which is accompanied
by slight fever and a fearful aching Of
the bones. They call it the denque
or breakbone fever among the col
ored folks. and some Of the doctors say
it is it. tits not a dangerous sickness,
but folks who suffer say health is q
great blessing. Other .neighborhoodi
are also afflicted. The first freeze will
break the back Of this sickness, ant
give relief to those who are aching
with it now.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
Telephone orders for Meats to:
ALBERT SEESSEL'S MARKET,
I24 Main street. 27t
eamIOfPoseu.

The tricky drummer has invented
another dodge. The license for
drumming is fifteen dollars a quarter.
These men rarely stay here Longer
than a week, and calmly wait until ar.
rested, and then forfeit their ten dol.
lars next day. Fifteen dollars will be
required hereafter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
The best Sc Cigar In the city Is
THE SWEET I6!
70 be found at
COHN'S,
ESQ Main street. got
The New Time.

The real time for the going and
coming of the Little Rock double
daily trains to and from this city are
as follows; Arrive here 1926 pm.
and $40 I'm. Leave here $50 am,
and 7:l0 pm. This is according to
the figures in the published schedule.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

If you want a first class boot OF
shoe made, go to Voegeli & Co., as
they only employ the best mechanics
and use none but the best material
Solar Tip children's shoes a specially.
A0t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
Steamer CAR Coming.

A private dispatch received herc
to-day from Captain R. W. Wise, by
the boats agent, r. w. L~ightburne
says the steamer James W. Gaif viii
leave Cincinnati for this port mex
Saturday evening. The genial Cap.
tain wishes everybody to be notified.
and they are by this item.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

Use the s~eIf.riSIng Buckwheat,
which is prepared In Memphis. II is
the very best that can be made. For
sale by all retail grOcers. 45f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
DIetInguished Visitora.

Among the visitors to our city at
present are the Hon. A. S. Colyar and
Jere Baxter, of Nashville, also Mr.
Uriah WEIGH, proprietor of the St
Nicholas Hotel, New York City. All
three are guests at the Peabody. Mr.
Welch is on his way to hot Springs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

HenryLuehrmann's ladies' and
gents Oyster pnrlOrs are now
open for the season. AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

OA1 AAABs
Poor old Mag Donahue babe the
statiOnhouse officials a tender fare
well this forenoon, and returned to
the island, from which she was re-
leased only yesterday morning.
"GoOd-by, Squire, she said to His
Honor, we may meet in heaven. No
man knows in this blessed country
who will leave it first. Good. by" and
she bowed very low.
Poor old Mag An old woman,
gray haired, wrinklod and without
friends; her own worst enemy and the
slave Of drink.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

Silver Moon Yeast Powder
manufactured by us at home and
known 10 be absolutely pure and
free from all authorizations, and
full strength.
45t Oliver, FinnIe d. Go.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
IUsr RECETyEDi

A large assortment OF genuine
French Brier Pipes, made BY
Gambler, Of Paris, France. They
are the best Briar Pipes In the
world. III. ESCH.
2O2 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

N~BA AAAC Ag0Ege
John Powers slept in the calaboosc
last night, while his better half war
celebrating as to what she should say
in court to-day. When his case wal
called this forenoon, and he was asked
to answer a charge Of abusing his wife
and threatening to brain her with {
club, Mrs. Powers was asked If she
wished TO have him sent to the island
and replied no, if he would behave
And will you behave, john" asked
the court. Il will go and take III.
pledge at once, and keep it too" he
answered, and was allowed to 60.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
NEW AND NICE !
RalslHs, Citronr
CuFralts. prunes

Self.Fisihg Buckwhsat, CreameryButter,
~. State BuckWheat. Pure S~ugarSyrup
Shaker Preserves, Preserved Ginger,
Cranberry Sauce, AtmOre Mace Neat,
Sweet Cider, Lemon Peel,
Orange Peel, asparagus,
Cracked Wheat, Oatmeal,
Steam Cooked Oatmeal, Graham Flour,
Barley, split Peas,
LsatsIs, 6'esn Kern,
Sage, TaplOca,
FariBa, Corn Starch,
hanlocB, Arrow Root,
HacaroHl, vemicslii,
Snowflake Crackers, 6rsham Waters,
Cakes & Crackers, all kinds,
Pure Fresh Candy
Cream, Swiss and Holland Cheese,
Deep Sea Kacksrsl, the very best,
Stuffed Peppers, very fine,
Mushrooms, French Peas,
Olives, Olive OIL,
BUCKHAM G. CAMPBELL,
80 BeRI street. Agi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

SeIErIsing BuckwheaL prepared In
Memphis, from the very best New
York state BuckWheat. Fer sale by
all retail grOeers. 45t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

The fsII rains are filling your
Cisterns. Keep them pure by
using AN Improved Water RIe.
vat0r and Purifying Pump, made
and sold by
KENNRsAw MFG CO.,
81 Madison street. rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

Fine Candies have been added
to our Retail Department, which
we are selling Very Cheap.
Asst Oliver, Finnfe a. Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

Ladies' Beaver, Felt, Straw, Chip and Leg
horn Hats reshaped. Goodyear, go End.
u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

silver Moon, Royal, steel &
Prices and Durlsee's Yeast Pow
dcFs, nII pure, Oliver, Finnie a
20. 45t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

Pure Apple Vinegar, Pickle
Vinegar, White Wine Vinegar and
all kinds Of Spices for PiekIing,
Oliver, Flnnie e. 20. 45t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
TO the ladies !

Cut Jet Beads for making chains
just received at the Jet Palace.
Also
A large selection Of Jet Bracelets,
some for deep mourning.
Also
A fine line of Onyx and Jet Goods.
Call at the Jet Palace. ACT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
False. COIOrs.

A rustic darky, who says his name il
Enoch Waters, was arrested by
Captain Hackett to-day for carry
ing a pistol, and when examined at the
stationhouse, Tailed clearly with The
description of Andrew Maunch, who
is wanted by Sheriff Haskins, Of osce-
ola, Arkansaw, for stealing a watch,
Haskins was notified.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
HOSIERY! HOSIERY !

An elegant line in Silk, Wool
and Cotton, for Ladies', Misses
and Children. Gents and
Boys UnIaundried Shirts and
Neckwear at prices 10 defy COM
petition.
GERBER d METTE,
267 Main Street. ll4t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

New Shaker Preserves, New Iellles,
New CItrOH, New C%urrants, New Prunes,
New RaIsIns. Oliver, FlnnIe & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

Bird Seed, Bird Gravel, hooking Bird
Food, Bird RestOrer. Oliver, Flnnle &
Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
Crying AbOutIf.

Captain 0'HaYer arrested Will
liam Wilson yesterday, who was
playing deaf and dumb, but who found
his voice, and tears too, very quick
when sentenced to forty days on the
Island this forenoon, and also sent to
Jail until the grand jury could inyesti-
gate him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

Rest bargains in ShaHls, CIOaks,
DOImans, Blankets, Comforts,
etc, at 1. GOLDSMITH g. BROS,
3iS Main street. Att
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
BEST REFINED COOKING OIL,
r. j. TURNBULL,
23l Main 81. Alt

HenryLuehFmenn's ladies' and
gents Oyster parlOrs are now
open for the season. AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

New Buokwheat, Creamery Butler,
Pure Sugar Syrup, Maple Syrup,
oliver, Flnnle & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
Use se%IErisIng Buckwheat. IS

New Process silver Noon Flour,
none better, Royal Flour las
good as any.
45t Oliver, Finnie d 60.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

HenFyLuehrmann's Iadie 4, and
gents Oyster parlOra nre now
open for the season. Agt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne.

Fresh Oysters and Celery,
received daily per express.
VICTOR D. FUCHS,
30 and Al jefferson. 22t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

New Hams, New Breakfast Ba-
con, New Cotton Seed Cooking
Oil, Oliver, Finnic a. Co. 45t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

Oatmeal, Cracked Wheat, Ora.
ham Flour, New York State Buck'
wheat. Oliver, Finnie e. Co. 4b1
, 1881-12-03
THE IRISH CONVENTION.
III fhs HAttor NJ IT.. r,At...n rLas.,..

CHICAGO, Dec. l.-The work Of tho nreseut
Irish ConRres4 will npt bs complete IL some per
mahent provision u uot mRdo TOT meeting and
dlspFoytNg the continual falseboods 10 i,,dustrl.
ously circulated BY. tho Euglisa Govornment on
tho people of'lretaRd. Tho necessity for prompt.
ness In this regard III vary eviacps at ,h!s tItac
~ tho 'outyaEs" factories asc now unusually
10 tho number Of peobIa recently bayonststi 10
death BY the pal4ca hi nnubllp, HslmuItel, Iuily4
raxaet, etc. Qk G9urSy tho Anpi!staku6lo pgr-
VftSentea Of the lTlsh character Will, It II Apba1
constitute tn The eyes Of The world a suiilcfsi,t
excuse Tor tho brutality reEerrDd 10. Tho Xii.
lug af ivy WoMsp--atlsa M4ppvnagh aud Nsa,
, 1881-12-03
EklN'S HUPE.
The Irish = American Con-
gress Concludes Its
Labors.
Adoption Of Resolutions and
Address Outlining It's
Policy,
English Rule In Ireland With
out Legal or Moral
Sanction.
1IIo Irish Of America Will Stand by
Their countrymen in the Pres.
cnt Struggle.
The Policy Of tho Irish Leaders and
the No-Rent Manifesto
Fully Endorsed,
Tho Sum Of Sz50,OOo to Be Raised
and Forwarded by February
.of Next Year.
Che Sum Of 100000 Raised on
the Floor Of tho Convcn-
tion Itsolf.
j Proposition to Create New Organ
. ization Voted Down After
Long Discussion.
An Executive Committee Appointed to
Confer with Loadors Of Exist.
j Proposition to Create New Organ
ization Voted Down After
Long Discussion.
An Executive Committee Appointed 10
Confer with Loadors Of Exist.
ing Bclsics.
4 General Fooling that The Convention
Did It's Work Well aud Har-
moniously.


WORLD OVER.
Tho Irish National Convention res'iuled Its
st.alon I'll Mccormick HILL yesterday nurnlng
ut a::Du'clock, with tho ltov. George u. Dcsts IN
The chair.
Tho Secretary roa, tho following telegram.
which WIS rceciso,l with grcat chcvrLllH:
uAoEltsrowH, a,h,, Nov. ;p.-i. !. urih'n-TN
rAl a,l p"pr !rottcr .issgatet n Concensfan t's.
;t y,s rvraon, M saa M H. sa; sss,asa ga re sfss wft
you. lam nm oIa mRn aud cann"t 10 ot much
surv.cc, but hive four sniis n o'e tuuHhtnr Or
give. with sl,uQJ Or Slo,Uu TOR their support IL
NECESSARY, to TIN ca,,se you nte liseusstilr 10.
uvery man ai,d w0ulnlt who tlrca liberty. |
thank GtNl ,ulL onr bravo torGfAthcrs, without
,st1Hcttion IT rt1ce t'r ctcc1 Thnhu were tnrtr
sentiments nls4 whO werN tho inEtiXtors OF Elv-
tt,y Us free Ckscn4u ,tild Irca Atuer|ua, whcro
thUTonro III b4ynhe1s, no prisons to suppress
viii soo, l,e tho iusti91lturs with tho asslstanuo
Vt tiioir ulrsprnX III EsuH tho Irish i tree Duh
~ and ,ss Ireland ; 1o a'ssass 9,' rronsts
''0' - MICHAEL DiLLoN.
TIc I.idies Ia,l League Of Mo,.lreal t,ssttina-
Ykcir h'uthefs IL CnAtenf"H ttsscnhett at Chict1-
a.: Though nut slrtltlE enough In nuusbeta to
US. .we possess sufficient strcHRtb OF chnructcr,
viii, aid determination, however, tn hanrto
wiily, 'i iiacksa Forst5r, @ al,d aslsorsiisI,. ~
as th9re uro 10 e1tenlntltiK circumstances III
So1Snn snort T hS Ssasa Vi sfS snsy
Maize no terms With the land thIeves: "Fair,;;
uEa,ltfe5tu reGalyos our unqualified support md
irslsaa Tor Tic people Il lrefaud. No half-way
Convoy ,u tho people Of ireland TIM assurance
TINT, by ronnnE i0ynl to tnslr lente.st they
Death to iaadfa!d'.ial! and lot lis funes. difEo
, 1881-12-03
VOICE or. THE PEOPLE.


Tic West Enrll Board,
1b The Editor Of Tho Ch|capu Tribune.
'CHrCA1D, Doc. e.-lf Commissioner Lawrence
Ind tondorcd hls resignation to tho West slide
taxpayers It Is not likely It would 10 acocptod,
but Just lot tho rcst Of tho bUnrti tender thoir
rDslRnntons And tllorv Will 10 II hcnrty amen.
u. q. ULWATD.
, 1881-12-03
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Tho Chair announced the Executive Commit

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Tho Chair announced The Executive Commit
tee as follows, aayug that no Ind used hts own
Judgment aud trIca toun'to Oh It tho various
elements which composed tho conyontion;
Judge 1Irdaail. OF Conpcoticut; N,ohaei Dolund,
Kentucky; Patrick fosd, Now York; +. A. Coll
Inns, Massachusetts W. II. Wallace, New York;
AlcSanlor Sullivan, llIIuols; Androw brown,
II n: Soii.as aos!ipca. !. he hq', TOO much TO Do.
stituteii for jim. lords ot "No." 'At0' ~ '''
4 delogeta moved that john noyle onellly be
TIC Chairman ssla that tho committee had
been nun,ed, aud 1t wus within lta province to
assrr. ttS @ @ssAlsnnqon Of Il tnelnbas aud u. his
p'Ssi Fs,hoe sSusSy' congratulated tho convention
@ up9il nn r. p happy oa!eoms @ * ~ doltCerauuns
4llaFuptlon. lroland would rouoKulx1 wlth graft.
tudo tho pAtrlnttsn. OF tao nva who bud do:
soa pot 70 aas 4nSS
a..anay. He beloved their tloliDurat1ons would
st 81 g. %sy II 1ss:nd IN ths
stride f,a a.iyanee la Tho nattor ot philosophical
ct,taldrr4tiun Of tho guostloa Of 1relands
%ere s!ins Tor % Tic iopanoisse ' Sf ireiund,
na % sv ertE tha they were na;*oa aud
1oiyes asMI shey haA Klvsss prtof that thoy could
Ireland was Erclsly lss'toutol 10 her axtsOi,s
Hsss w., e es 1sgs tsr a!as asot and uo,v M.
thSy ny could @ not adareas tho convention.
ssS;aia 4 h4yg tle ieslisas waiss pow pssssasssd
gea o efS 1s e uS hSpS sna r sss
lre4W bud oeG9 realized Vi jast In ths i,,catinE
u oa ahs y. m.sspsnseat ,.s snayeprpp ~ lhankyl
, 1881-12-03

Millions Of hottIoa have boon sold, and yet tue
nsuanl is increasing Tor ps, nutrs0ouEhB Bysup.
, 1881-12-03
uyAS1stousLY A,,or.rEp.

UNANIMOUSLY 4AUOfTED.
Mr. Douphorty, 1T Massachusetts. moved tho
adoption Of tho adlress and resolutions.
\ delegate moved to MI tho bunk by lnscrt-
Ing 81.
Thu Chairman saiti nu nmount could be put In
after notion.
Some Of tho dclcgntas wanted 10 talk. but a
grcat rnnny moro cried out for votc.
Dcbnto was cut OF by ordering tho previous
quratiOt1. ..
4 delegate moved that tho resolutions bo
tRkcn up scrtat!m.
This was Inst, u,i tho motion to aslont tlnani-
mously agrccd to, nil tho delegates rIstng to
thoir feet. wnving their hats, u,d cheering for
nlutt II minute.
W: !. Myea: Il cute9go, n,oysl taas TIE !, sGso. 70,
lnn.!. tCiirers.1
4 dc!sxAte moved to amend * adaInx "And n!
:; TIC amendment wns tust' nut s'o motlon wont
rcs"auon: ] b BE- ssns S'' I" dstls,oao i % iiissusl
Mr. Collins, Of Massachusetts moyod TINT tho
9ln'!k n tho !'st resolution 10 HIea ny inserting
Tho previous question was ordered.
A delegate thuuKnt tho convunuon ouBhe 10
discuss plnns for rnlslrR money.
Tho motion was Agicetl to.
SHALL THERE DE 4 COMMITTEE
OF WAYS AND MEASSt
Dr+ NNlHEts 01 tsuN Ao' hS ASFe" shAs u %plA-
nisttco OF Ways anu Misunderstanding Ut snvul
-bo appointed by tho CHAIR for tho purpose Of
lending effectiveness 10 tho resolutions It hatl
bccn boastcd oil mnny ocoaslohs TINT tue
ltrHsr hnlr of ireland was III tho United
ssa'ss. ~ so' s.o'' .%; n ""1 ~, ~ t,,or ~ s;,n
tne aun !" oeH" eAo 'pt s.aS ~
'Applntsa.l Every lrlshfnan anu every nihn
with Irish blood In his veins should be blended
to9ctber in one solid organization. EChccrs.1
srro tan, Ioon,,o ,yna hui :, stcpntnu. .stuno r.,
.. i.I i1a4.u 1 "s .esae "ss ,.,. ,rt,,* l,, .,,
lfssn hauonaltiJ' l4AFplausc] wv" ohe Hfaau
organization they would show EaRaHd whit
tnny ro1,t,l do At thu present ttE,p they bad
49, ,,. ~ i,,1t,.,+,,.I lul,nru. +t,nv .vnntnh rho
'nu y. ~ aM ,n.,,,,.n1 ,u"rn,,
united rosh'Ls ol aA lappaa7ol~n"s 'uo.oy
mont rcpeatcu uutll tho victory WAS won. [Grcut
4 doIegato from Iowa: scc1nded tho motion
as 9n .Aefean @ n H.. "a ~ xS1 hanSi III ~ ~
nroniS ~, Sm"risa d. sss linn t.hurlcs Cnrroli
when he signed tho 1Jcul,ira tIo.l Of 1neprna-
eDoe-eMy thut 81 .Uoo wus luck Ut lis siHn1l.
ture lApniauso AHsesaS ~ tho pe,iar1 ~
Irtin, 1.ri, T., thn ahfciG ma tihrrtr rnt, hS
aniti that Tint SUI, III tho background wis thu
rlstpR sun of tue irish Rcpntlllc. lChecra.l
Mt VI Ga'uaRo, tao4Rnt f1 tm9 s Sguin at.t
au1 Trrtar. nnti f}t st aIlaS, stnlIl1 TO sent
10 ireland during tho coming ycAr. LChcers.l
THIS wnlsld show tfnt they mean nuSliesS- An
nssesst,,ent ehnuia ~ tnado On tho e'ates nc
Hi :,it,ns III ~ assn"n,,sc,t. onnoaet thu mn.
tton as ttuiinu to tuterfofp with union anl bar
many lin tFn,lvI1t IL utturtUt Ut n million in
, 1881-12-03
THE PRESENT RIVALRY,

,... nt.a.m hIt,t IL ,.,
should mAin'aiu It's existence until tho Ex-
coutIvc Committee oullod them together to
mako up National body. Hs.spots q tho in.
portanee u s!'e.aH ~ .nonry, anu p'qoRea n,oi.
seit 70 make up slog toF hls ieas'lv = 1t a!an's
a we're rs;9 He saS n hey o %as a stos,
do not want to SEQ tho movement 20 to pieces.
Hcpcc Ills suggestion thAt q mtddlu ground TO
takcn..
plnin that so,uo Il lie Jeicgatcs from tho E,,st
ihuuHht they aaw n!apcr In tho fenee. Ils
assos tSp 'hsy smpy TSy'
unity Of aution, mud tho brlnFlnE 10.
ss6sss It t.. tao orxSnzaiiiSns ssh
ativo phrase indeed whiSa descriGsd the Sivsiry
*feny" % e'q ,a On ,.ssGS .ss II:
=! %ogt It., bitterly Isas hes.ls n one
sorsex wi,iGh shu,,jJ ha dsyuted 1s' urlainr il,e
snslss s Si iT?laRa weEa Devoted @ e 81 pra;1iax r, I
tiaon On sotnn nn nn aSrauans u st, tr
/ ganIxatioms, 70 Mat thord wonld 10 some voice
u raann1she fnr snp Iaxar shat vx h. NV Wou .
pcndI,ix, I7iivy EonlI Rot aIfurt1 ia, hayo tIeIr
vIuws Inisreprsaou,ed-.to hnvo brunch lengura,
ss!s @ ssf:;S
1 ses q xs rs S' s% fsoy T. .s Ssp i
sho An'or!eas ps!S!s. whit W. y " A, s5sosie ";
ss;sssfs ss u IT, II +! s:s
lie s'auI pndirs.s Iusd nn,i "resoiutous tu nav
i ISrk X sas ';s!sd T., tSsR thG mime 9sa,
Jueuments were 70 bo titD golu outcome OF lie
as''scutioi., Il lad pet!sr RI neverhavs assotnblod
, 1881-12-03

Don: asspaIF 4 ths .tp aeetsta estates, sits
sure Cuvo +" IL wlthln your Eeaen' "
, 1881-12-03


On the reasscmblinH OF the convention mo-
ton was made and uduptsd that tho full pro.
coahtnFs of the convention be printed In book
form ind aull, tho proceeds tu 20 towards the
EXPENSES Of thu convention, anu II any surplus
should reallt thul to 20 TO the nd.Leaguo
fund. Mr. nlrdsall, Of Connecticut, Aesirpd that
tho business Ut ouch do!cgate bu atatod In ordur
to show Dir. Gladstone that tho convention Waa
no nob, but composed vi solid businessmen.
lii, bInrkow, of 1t. Paul. blnu,, said that he
had NJ bl,slress at present oxuept that Ut {r0e-
lug ireland, and be nb1eotnd to anythHi8 that
would Gust u siur OIL nlcA WHO iu their old arc
woro engugcd in 10 civil occupation.
Mr.. Moore, Ut Now York, sa!asthc constitution
ol the body was Of tho bcst, including NOR
chRnts, hwy crs. ind corEyuen. aud It would bo
wul that fact should be widely known. Adute8ato
from rlttsburK toBk the salns ground, ant1(.n.
other frau Now York oxprsssea tho hops that
thu occupations OF lp!GEutes would nut Ge Kivln.
Thu convention voted not to tasort the occupn.
ttnns, ~
Dir. tlravcs, OF Albany. Expressed dissatIaiau-
tlon because II had buen understood that tho
s prsy iFf and % peaxSa
'ns H. ss sasa r. tss.y sa .e!a that thoy must hoa
i Thu g convention s t; win emnhatlaaily IN irsai.
American n!le. lnd NJ foro|Kp 1utoa ever
SrchhoA e thS y s9pn st ha
MT. Kauncdy. OF hlaasaehusutl4, said there
was an AmureAn lRdy- present whom he wanted
to hear--Mrs Htnne, OF ktassaohuselts.
bira. IL. N. Btalo, of boston, HAa introduced,
aud smoke tJ thu bayclttfn2 reBoiuto saylu9
that lrslInen should uE,cu.lrnHu lrishusan mot ,tu
haye in thsls hous1s slngte ,artlGla CURSED by
HrltIaa bands. She dtdn't nQlsove In " Yorktown
tauy." t1rcat ghccss.l .
Thu l&ev. pr. ltitey, pt Michigan, moved that =
copy Of tho Farnell mani fcst0 pr ordertd printed
and added to the proceedings, 1t wus ruled out
or order And Withdrawn pending the settlement
OF tho previous subject.
THE PROPOSED NEW OKGAEIZA.
T(0N. >
state Senasor Fltzgorad, Of New YoFk, theu
resumed his argunIaut, hFokap Oh " The I'd
jpurnmunt las sud the constitution OF ,the
Ways and Aoaps comml.tee - proposed wouse
upt have the preet Of atshAndlng my existing
organisations, and especially would II havp nc
such eject with regard to tho Ancient OFdeI
Of lIlbesnsana. Tp pAss the resoau'
ton would not bind the modentf
.moa Ut tue Land IteaRuo to thf
more advanced vtows hcld by Others II. xai
simply designed to appoint nj executive bod,
| 70 carry on the work whioh had bsen 70 we'll In
augursted. 1&a sppoaled to do}egases who .or'
,pp4el tho moaoa TO re1pempeF tAat II wa4 bet
tes 10 w patriotic than 10 w ppasIatspt, snA
, 1881-12-03
A PEA For UNITY.

Iust,co A. T.. Morrlson Of CbichRo, said ho had
,,oo,, II, r,.,r, fra{, ,unvon,orf afncn rho t;av
rho,nns Davis WINS buried. III. point to discuss
was tho ono tho Eristl prorlo hnd beun discussing
s,nco ssro,geow Iandca-tho question Of tito
unas " lslsauo',. ~ .a.o 3.1u ~ ... ~ .,t"'
tney haa seen tne 1oMl "ouso' Ut rcnsuus t usa.
cord stranglc.l to death. [Appa'sy.] Tho mon
In win. f,r thgv Ind scGr, protestu,lt ulorvy-
:" ,.:,, ~. -. h,s @ soo, ~, ,wa ra,n,to
!uroat Ipplaqsa,l Is totho Laua Leagi.o be-
1ne tarns@ M !us1nss % ttn 'a 'nHy ,Hs MMnteu 70 go
zionist, mud hA WIN his hpurs II llrtlsh JUL.
that ir'shMsn wero ~ atsaId to fass tho 9uss:
rolld not como together ana stFiko , binds and
@ ,rs. u thnt nro ~ ~, rur ot,a,o 1 ~ vuh ~.
@ pcops 1t lresu viz ~ cnioys no%s of 4 tllois t'is
pfVieaos. ~ WuMM na nettur n, - iuF @ Hohlu tnne
o cnyGn.on nau hGvGe nat + tney were 10 Iot
Will Ms voa S'iw st t't shn1riuY Tor % tho aantl ~"
itoia sa.sashss!'s M @ i !Mr. Collins, & s saSHa il
r coas ,o ross o a NJ a 3 he waMsad i ssae
y anderstooa thas he woa4 tako nc eartest
possin!a opGrstiy oa fes,gatna nls pos1t,on as
syysr no. ,!ecept auy sqyh oics asaia: ~ -
ar Masssnn sa r. o9Hgny H seEsoLsea @ 10 hGaT
tno t az rtm Su a eoh9ds 2 VIZ,
hGrolo sonE.
Father N.genMt, r. a Iowa sald 10 Wonu l!ko to
tsts1S - 49, n.s ~. - Mn - ~ ~
IL Inc guy. Ao suggasteu as u co,!upsomIao ~, th9
s3fgMnzau9'h OF soli.GuoFaay l!Ka tna utiltnu
es,co a1 peculiar nlnue Or Asdoh lke rug S.Mtcs,
With CONSTITUTION n.t,'ns ~! 1o9etasr' tnronEh
comni1in f23nslnuKh5 upon tao common ctigtny.
pr. Mal!aeo sG,a tnG eomm.e9 WOMB ~
tinaptcaly Gntertn!n @ t tno supgestson; oat no
uomn!tteo ne. ho appolnteenT .t.! e,n. .u,. . A..
AZ tns poInt syor tiMss'snn a @ @aRneatsa o., tno
attention; ,,.,,.
AT; h!rtlsal!, OF Cohneettoul reminded ne con-
vetlt1on my 1ne Was passang onu stskeu II Inofe
, 1881-12-03

recommended lilo tndy to adopt tho substitute
o;fesed BY .,l1,.tspfsrd'al' s!o m1ovei tho pre-
.l,llau Wallnnotspscaled to to Withdraw bis
thu unly Innn It, ito ttn.ty tn tln 10.
Tho previous ghhYt!on ,vts nr,!reoh hy q very
olttte vote. Mr.. r.fftdsnIts substitute was ndopteh
" nttayerwhc.ntitg majority, and thus onded
, 1881-12-03

Thu resolutions were accompanied by m nd
dress arra!un!ng tho policy OF Gladstone and
in,lo1stur puruplI aud tho 1o-rcut manifesto.