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number bling ladies -Four thousaDd toen
we're in In %. j X Colburn was the officer OF
the day, and j P Bul, WIS chief OF slsG.
Among thi brigades represented Rre Cock
rolls, n armsduks's Sheby's Clarh's,
Porter's, Parsons etc The welcome
address VS. made by Major Carmcdy him
self, Il unit sold Ter. Governor Reynolds
address WIS an eloquent stlair and was
enthusiastically received, Everything is
passing Of quietly and pleasantly.
A Fresn an, Illinois, special Gays: Three
coun,erfehsrs named William CLARK, John
Carson and Alexander Potli vera arrested
So>dsy, having in Ihsir possession large
smount Of counterfeit money including
counterfeit bills on one OF the national banks
Of East 81. Louis Officers left with their
prisoners for Chicago ihis morning.
A special from Freoport, Illinois, Gays
James Il. Painter committed suicide lat
night by taking morphine. Ii is said that his
mind became 30 excited over the death ct
President Garfield he resortsd to self
destruction.
A special from Independence, Mis.ouri,
ssyS She jury in ibe Ryan case returned a
verdict OF guilty of completely in the Glen
dale train robbery, fixing the punishment at
twenty-five years in she penitentiary, The
jury was out just twenty minutes. The
greatest excitement prevailed in the court
room. After the verdict was rendered the
prisoncc was Immediately hapdcuhed ard
hur 20 jail. guarded by twenty ma,sha's
|! il ; probable an attempt will be made
to hh o Ryan tonight, A. the guard Is toe
,tro' md Ihe prisoners friends know they
would fail.
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PERHAPS tho only church in the world
where a preacher IS spplaudcd in the course
Of his sermon, ia in Brooklyn, New York.
Mr.. Beeoher has boon so accustomed to max
ing political speeches on Sundays from the
pulpit of Plymouth church, and has cons
gtegation so educated 10 such efforts, that it
can hardly be surprising this 10 tho custom
there. From the time he tegan TO preach in
favor OF sending Sbarp's rifles TO Kansas,
taking ny collections for tho purchase there
OF, and epuucisting from behind tho bible in
his pulpit that white women anu negro men
ought to marry, up TO this day, hisp principal
gospel seems 10 bavo been the principles o
the republican party. In his memorial scr.
mon, in Plymouth church Sunday, in honor
Of tho dead president, he gave utterance &c
political sentiments that elected rounds Of
applause.
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Warrington, September % -- District At
totney Corkhill to-day tool $40 las. steps
ia tho preliminary arrangements for securing
tho indictment Of Guiteau before the grand
jury mex! week by Issuing subj uass 10 a
NJ nber of witnesses for tho prosecution.
All of the witnesses are directed to be IN
attendance atthe reassembing of the grand
jury on Monday noI,, when the presentment
Of the bill will be made. Guiteau Saws he ia
not afraid Of the law for that will protect
him and prevent him from being hung lie
l. reported as feeling somewhat disappointed
a. receiving no reply from his brothe.-a-
law, George NJ. Shovel, OF Chicago, whom
he ,elegraphed 10 a few days since to
come on and conduct his defence
| Little doubt exists bore but
that hi1 case will be presented TO tho grand
| Jury on Monday next and that by We'd
uesdRy or Tbursdsy that body will report ia
| favor of his indictment for the murder OF
| President Garfield.
President Arthur to-day directed the
removal Of Col LAX, postmaster ut Desd-
wood, Dakota, upon bic confession Of his
compcity in the star route Frauds. Ben A
| Brewster, Of Philadelphia arrived ia Wash
layton to-day. He csme expressly to s.oist
the general counsel for tho government 10
put in preparation end 20 prosecute the
star route csses. The government
council thinks ample evidence hos been
COLLECTED for presentation to the grad jury
TO ontit'o the government to indictments and
they say they intend 70 push matters MS
promptly u, possible, 1t is understood the
counsel are confident they will have Presi.
dent ArIhurs support in every effort Of the
government to convict and punish.
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murGerous Couvicis.

Galveston, September ga fire at Bryan
LIST night destroyed one OF the principal bu'
suees blocks il the city including the post
Office and all it. fixtures. No estimate he's
been made to-day Of tho lo,s.
A convict named Bob Mckinney with lhf
assistance Of another convict nsmed Kesrncy
broke open she call door Of Jsmea McMuller
ut the peuitentinry last evening ana after
cutting him with a ha'chet kicked him cf
the walk WaS to tho etona floor distance Of
soma eight foet breaking orr
OF his legs McMillen attempted 10 esc.p,
when Mckinney ran down and cut hia hea.
to pieces. McMillsn showed signs Of lun, O
to-day, snd cut Mckinney sad Kearuey
with knife while they were trying 10 rcs.u
him, srd they KILLED him oHt % revenge
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AN Ohio paper says; "Ohlo has given
three presidents 10 the nation, but tho CONF
bined loEg.h OF their administrations has
been only little over four years and II half.
Harrison died April A, 1911, thirty days after
his inauguration; Garfield mad been presiden
six months md fifteen days when no died,
while Hayes alone served out his entire term
The total of service is four yesrs, sever
months and fifteen days." This would seen
10 indicate that the Ohio man has not been q.
po'antial III the presidency as has been sup
posed. But why omit Granite eight years
from the reckoning! Ito was credited TO lli'
nois, where ho was living by accident Sudcr
stress of circumstances whom the war broke
out, but he was REALLY an OhioAn.
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We talk about the gsllantry and the nerve
and tho nonchaeaee of Americans In times
of danger, but it seems to US rs though it il
very idle talk, but a bit of Boosting in the
face Of the fact that but few days ago
three bosrdloss boys stopped and robbed
passenger train on tho Iron Mountain rail-
road. Eigh, or ton hands, forty or more
passengers, all strong men, quietly hold up
their hands while three boys, not one Of them
with even the down of adolescence on his
fsce,robbed them of $1,000. This is bravery,
this ia gallantry this is American nerve and
nonchalenoe in,paril.
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pilcsl Itchtng Piiesl

Tho symptoms ofitching piles are moist
urN like psrspirstion, inionse itching, mostly
a, hight, soams rs it pin worms We're crawl A.:
,.g In or about the rectum. Tho more you
.a.,,ch tho worao thoy itch; very distressing
rba private parts arc often affected. Dr.
Sw,ynas Ointment is tina most effective
r,mody exlant for this tormonung complaint
Givaa rcst at night without the desire TO
W-,tcb also has no equal in quickly eradi,
eating tet,or, itch, salt rheum, erysipeas,
harhsrs itch, all scsly, crnsty, itchy skin
erun,lons Here Il tho proof Certainly tho
No,t medicine evcr used In my practice. DR..
O,u,n, Woodstock, Vermont; troubled
itching piles for over tgon!y years, II
,r,i me completely, l.. 5, Mssser, Enaoli.
AK for Il and take no other, SAINT Tor atty
,s.,, (n three cent stsmps), three boxes
g. 20 by Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
: ,yne's Ointment sold by all druggists.
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IT ia q fearful commentary on tho iniquiiy
Of the ago, when it is thought necessary tc
place the remains of President Garfield in O
strong vault with burglar proof door
which II has boon decided to ultimately do.
We know that an effort was made by ghouls
TO steal the body of President Lincoln AID
wo know that human hyonas did elhume
the body OF Mr. A T Stewart, and /! is not al
unreasonable fear tina, tho sume or more OF
the same class Of despicabla wrotches might
attempt 10 take tho body of the late press
dent. There is no telling what some people
wonld not do for tho sake of gain.
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Danvillc, Va, September 2S.-Tbi, morn.
ing at day bresk fire broke out in Hol
lands brick building on Union street, and
entirely consumed the buildings anil contents,
The lower part Of the buildin~ WAS utod as q
store and tho upper part ast osccO factory
and for tobacco storage. The fire origins!rd
in tho store Of Greene BAuis,er, color, d.
Loss $4,000. Hollands insurance On tie
building was $1,000, Toe 5uilline snd
stock were fully insured.
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THERE Ia some alarm manifested thr0ughs
out the UnIed States by the nows which as
reached us that cholera has made its Appeals
Ance in Russia, aud has assumed malignant
and destructive type in parts OF Asia. As
is customary with many people they hsyo
commenced 10 look back over tho past--aee
in what years this disease has made Its ap.
pearantc, and have concluded that tho year
1888, IL the cholera has not broken away
from It's former Tuo is the year TOR il 10 at.
tack the United States. 1t came 10 us in
1868 and again In 1866, and must DO with us
In 1853, This Is tho conclusion of those who
have m abiding faith in Mother Shpion's
prophecy, and who know jus! at what da,o
tho locusIs will como with devastating
mouths. II must DO remembered, thodgh,
tina, wo arc not tho same people that wc
were many years ago. The yellow iover,
which made desOlate tho homes Ia the south
nearly every ycsr for the past century, has
been vatQuishod. We were laugh! by ilS go
voro lessons tho importance OF careful
quarantine system. We have become care,
iul, and We will not suler from disease
which has It, origin beyond the corllnes Of
this county. We should not, though,
allow negligence 70 proceed from our feel
Ing Of security. The city now owns msgnif.
cent water, works, |. will have an ebun.
dance Of water, and we can have the olcanet,,
nes,est heal.hieH city In tho south. With
care, with a,tonlion on tho par, Of our city
fAshen,o furniehing good drinking water TO
tho cltzons, and 70 keeping the disoase-
breeding filth washed from tho limits Of
sho Town. under no circumstances can We
be a'sAlled by tho terrible plsgues which
make Tho world shudder W hear Of.
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lnfallible Cure Tor NIerlllIy.
FOR sALr BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
sec, ,snncing Academy.

Professor George takes pleasure In an
non eng 10 his many fflends and PATRON.
tn,n ha viii organize his Dancing School for
the sussun, nj rurnof Hnll, Commerce Street,
Ia rearot st. George Hotel, Friday and sat
lra ', 30.h mgtant and Isl pro lliu, and con-
iIntG for attrm ot u lolsons II weeks,
Ir,thlng all the Latest Rouud Dances, IN,
cludiug the Heel u d Toe Polka, Racquet, tho
q Idle POLKA, he lhtCst aud moat beautiful
found dance, Newport udOthcte, 10 suit tue
most fktid uus. Days oflnstfuotlou; Frldu,
mud saturday evenings, Hnu,s: Ladies',
Misses and Masters nom TO o'clock; gen
tlemeu from till 10 O'Clock. Tuition; t4p =
tlemen SlU,Ol; Ladies' and children $500.
Tuition In adVsncc unless otherwise agreed
upon at time Ot ontrapcn Positively no adj
mittauco except TO patrons NJ the Clasa,
Respectfully, W ". GEORGE.
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A McmnrInI window.

Long Branch, September ga memc-
rial window of richly stained glass is to be
placed in ST James Episcopal church in
memory of the late president. Il will re-,
place tho present window opposite the seat
occupied by President Garfield iho Sunday
beic'A he WAS shot, 1t Is proposed TO
mark the psn used by tue late president
with fine silver plAte vita m appropriate
insntiniiOn
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arnsshoppcrs for FOOD

Lieutenant ID. A. Lyle has eaten grass
hoppors out west, and no lately read paper
boDoro Springfield science association
praising them ss food. Although they nstur.
sly have dissgreesble smell, ho says that
whru cooked they become pleasan! to both
smlll and taste. no disguise being required.
Tiny can be eaten after boiling two houss,
w''h pepper and salt, aud thus prepared Hre
no. easily distinguished from beef broth.
Frol ia their own oil they have 4 nutly
| 1.v
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an ECAGiO
Arthur hnid 10 be in sympathy with
Abe Star Route PrOsccu STONE.

Arthur hnid 10 be in sympathy with
Abe Star Route PrOsrcutianB.
Special to tho Herald.
Chicago, September 2S.--The result o.
the republican county conventions in low,
leave US in no doubt that tba Hon. James T
Wilson will be elec!ad United States senator
by the next Legislature.
A Washington special says: Evidence in
the Star Route cases is nearly completed
and will DO presented TO the grand jury
Monday. Arthur's friends, that Is some OF
them, affirm that tho presiden. is heartily in
accord with the prosecutions md viii soc that
they proceed.
T5ree working men names unknown quar-,
relied in Tho suburban town of Rvansione, in
which stones snd knive: were used with fatal
Effect Ono of them WAS left desd hy mis-
companions who escapes.
Pink eye, the new horse disease, bss ~.
pesrad IN Cbicsgo.
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Brighton Races,

Brighton Beacn, September &I.--The nri {
race " u nalc and half, Brambleta wan.
ktty Ozark second, Baltic, thl Il time, 2Al.
Tho scopnd rNre, seven .eighths Of mile,
vi IN won: Budc Uako, sec nd; By-the-Way,
thlll; time, 1870, The third race, mtle nnd
suu rtcr, VAgrmt wa, Woodcra,t, second;
ErhSK llar third, time, 2,ll. The urth race,
MbSehatler second, Lizzie u, third; time,
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Has become one OF the lending family hrdl'
clnes of the uresrot day, And II isD Nv hundreds
declared TO be the only rvmcd. fnr w AK
Back, Painful MenstruGdOu, bad all olsor-
ders OF the WOMB. |. acts like "hng'c' anu
Il few bottles will be- found 10 work Wonut IL
In regulating female complaints.
ItstreugIhens the muscular system, restores
the long lost complexion, brings back ne
Appetite and arOuses into action The nervous
and debilltltsd with the rosebud OF hG9l'h'l
A ppgitive WON'T tonic aud femNie regulator
A powerful stmplant Ofthe sexual orgnhs'
Cures nl paiuful menstrual or month";
diseases. 80 .,..
Intallible Cure for Sierility.
II slimu,ate, lnvlsorstes a0d regulates the
Female Systcm surely, positively ana mlE0c-
ulouoly.
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The military mon are much Interested In
tho contest TO tako place NJ the eta,e ioir for
the championship between the three crack
companies, tho Helena Rlaes, Li.,le Rock
| Qnapews and Fort Smith Frontiers.
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London, September 2S,--At the New Ma-
kes meeting to-day the Grsndby stakes for
two year Odds wore wen by j, R.Keenes hay
colt, Golden Gate, LeFrsvre's brown colt,
FIckel, second, Crswford's Day colt by King
Alfred, out of Lupa, third. 0ny three ran,
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INDICATIONS,

Partly cloudy wedther and loca! rains ioedt
rains IN ,Ocst portion; cast 10 south '0tH.S'
stationery or lo,cer barometer; stationary
Temperature.
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IT is said tnat kentucky has in store Oe''
100000 gOllona of rye md Bourbon whisky
How many nghts and gibbets those galloni
Of whisky represent no statisticisn can figure
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Louisville, Ky, September 2S.--Tby
California stallion Norwood, half brother
TO Maud S, was sold TO NJ @ Fetran &
90, Louisville, Kentucky, for $500
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DR., THOMAS N. CREAM, noted sbortlon-
is Of Chicago, was convicted of murder lew
DAYS apo md sen. 10 the penilontnry for liio
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Col. NJ. d. BALL wss chosen acme TWO
weeks ago by the peopI' of Alaska as q deie'
gate to congress.
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MEMORIAL services in honor of Americas
dead president were preached in all the
churoheO Of Lacdon lsat Sunday.
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TIKI safe 10 tho postonice al EVart M'chi-
gan. WAS blown open by burglars few nights
ago and robbed Of 81 ,OBS.
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ASkdruggists for Rough on Rats"
clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs, roaches YER
WIn, fiss, ants, insects. l6c. per box.
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The Spanish court went into mourning
one week from Monday last for our dead
president.
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A STRANGE and fatal dfesse known as
pipk-eye, is killing the horses in b. Louis
by scores.
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Messrs Joan Il Il q z Sawyer lost heir
saw mill near Little Rock last week. Loss
about $1,000, with $1,000 insaranos.
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Prcscrinfion Free

car the speedy cure OF spermatorrholE, sex
unl Debility hnd ltupOtescy, most Drugslsts
Gsva tue Incidence, We wlah to stop TINS
eurse q { our civilization. A. teHs, I. louis
Curative ln-tltute, 81. Cha,hs ", between
9Th aNh7 9Th, st. Louie. Mo.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-07
CAMERON.
LEWIS.
BLAIR.

The Readjusters of Va. are not
afraid that the friction of five months
discussion can dim the lustre of the
above ticket. We to-day present it
to the Funders and defy their assaults
upon it. There shall be no short no.
tlce as to our declaration OF war. II
the splcndor Of lineage and the lus-
ter Of untarnished reputation have
not lost their attractions in Virginia,
then this ticket will stand the test of
public scrutiny. Col. Cameron is the
highest type Of the Va. gentleman
He has brains, principle, decency
and pluck. AS writer, orator, logi-
clan, scholar, soldier and citizen, he
has the endorsement Of even the
Bourbons. The ticket is framed to
meet the natural divisions Of the State
and to solidify those party divisions
of the past that are ready to fuse up
on liberal and progressive platform
to develop and advance the great
interests of the Commonwealth. The
Bourbons and Funders will signally
fail to blind the public eye to the
fact that Mry in 1869 fused with the
Republicans and actually nominated
a ticket with all three Of its names
taken from the Republican ranks.
Capt. Blair is known to our readers,
and his name will sweep the South
west. Altogether the ticket is one the
enemy cannot laugh nor stamp down.
They will simply have to swallow it.
The Readjusters propose to elect it,
and now we go into this campaign
stripped for the decisive battle it is to
be, and ask the enemy to come out
and feel Of us il they mean business,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-07

Those Funders who wanted Wick,
ham for U. S. Senator, and who are
ready, or were a few days ago, to
unite with the New York Admnistra-
ton Republicans, to rc-elect Conk.
ling to the Senate, cannot stand Col.
Lewis for Lieut.. Governor, because
he is Republican. They. voted for
him for the same Office in %, and
afterward made him U. S. Senator,
and even gave him the LONG term
over Hon. Jno, W. Johnston. Their
true objection is that while he was
then a "lruc Republican" he is now
a true Readjuster.
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The N. Y. Hernld's Opinion.

The well balanced and unbiased Rich.
mond correspondent Of the ". Y. Her.
did, whose forecasts Of Va. matters aro
noted for their accuracy, has this TO say
Of The le-adlustcr State ticket;
The ticket which WIS indicated In the
HERALD prior TO the meeting Of the Con.
vcntion was then completed. II Is the
strongest that could possibly he nomina-
ted by the rcadlustcrs.
PEHsoSNlL Or TilE TICKET.
Geographically the combination II OK
cellcnl-CnmcrOn from tho south side,
Lewis from The Shenandoah Valley aud
Blair from the very centre Of the great
Southwest. Cameron II young, brilliant
aud Uhlynrous, aud possesses nll the ro-
qulrcmrnls Of high social standing cul-
turc. refinement aud honor which Nir-
glnlAns demand ns the attributes Of u
gentleman. Ills political record Is In
thorough accord with the principles laid
down IN the national democratic plat
form, aud can only be- rssnilcd from u
standpoint which will fail 10 affect him
with The rcndlustcrs Of Virginia. Low
Il wns the candidate for Lieutenant Gov
crnor on the ticket with Gilbert g. Wal
kcr IN 1862, when tho conservatives car
rlcd the State, and hc was nilcrward
elected by the democrats In the lcgisla-
turc 10 the United States Senate. lie Il
now the Chairman Of the State Republic
can Committee, and Is probably the most
popular man IN the state with the negroes.
blair Is n lawyer Of some prominence In
the Southwest lie lisa popular leader,
n thorough rcadluslcr aud, like Cameron,
has good record M u gallant Conlcder-
nIn anlhINr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-07
THE CONVENTION.

II Ia impossible to present In this issue
any detailed account Of the proceedings
of the Rradiustcr Convention which has
Just nominated Col. VIM. Il. Cameron
Of Petersburg for Governor, Col. Jno.
y. Lewis Of Rockingham for Lieut.. Gov
ernor, and Capt. Frank s. lilair Of
Wythe for Atty. General. In point Of
numbers, II was perhaps the largest
Convention Tint has assembled In Vir-
ginia. In talent and responsibility 1t
was the equal of any. The proceedings
were Ms usual somewhat noisy, but about
the only disorder that marked them was
from desire on The part Of the vast ma
jorily 10 cut short spccch-making, and
expedite business, 50 the members could
return to their homes. There were up
ward Of $50 delegates present, packing
the theatre from pit almost to ,l0mc.--
Four candidates were really before the
Convention, viz: Cameron, Massey,
Wise and Groncr. On first ballot the
vote stood IN round numbers, Cameron
203, Massey 2iG, Wise l97, Groncr o.
The second ballot resulted, Cameron 2SS,
Massey $40, Wise l05, Groner l0l. At
thia point the name Of Rlddlebcrgcr was
presented M n compromise candidate,
aud this was followed by that Of Gen.
Malone, when the Convention adjourn
cd until Friday. On Friday the name
Of Gen. Malone wns by his direction
withdrawn, M II had been presented
without his knowledge. A third ballot
was commenced, but never concluded
The friends II the first four candidates
stood fast, so that the name Of Riddle
berger was withdrawn, aud changes
from Wise to Cameron rapidly followed,
Mr.. Massey then appeared on the stage
and asked that all his friends unite with
him In making the nomination of Col.
Cameron unanimous. This wns done
amid the Widest demonstrations Of en-
thuslasm. Col. Jno. F. Lewis was then
nominated unanimously before the form
alily OF II ballot could be- concluded. Mr.
Rlddlcbcrgcr advised against the noml-
nation OF Lewis, and presented The name
Of Col. VIM. Milncs, Jr., Of Page Go.
Col Mllncs was also u Republican, n
Pennsylvania by birth, and II large
iron manufacturer, but his name rccelv-
cd very few yOtca. Mr.. Pcndlei0n Of
Smyth, arose to nominate Capt. Blair
for ATTY. General, but his speech was
anticipated and the cntrc audience
shouted Blnlr--Blalr--B blair, and his
nomination made nv ncclnuatlon. At
O'Clock l.. NJ. Friday, Mcssrs. Came
ron, Lewis and blair madc speeches to n
packed audience accepting the nomlna-
tiona. aud the Convention adjourned
alma de.
Elsewhere We print the speeches Of
lhcso gentlemen, the platform aud the
speech Of Gen. Muhonc. Never have
wo seen such an ovation M was pnld the
latter. Such storm Of welcome and
approval as marked his appearance at
the front Of the platform would have
satisfied the ambition Of amy man. The
whole work was presided over by Jno.
Paul, and +. II. McCaul, Of Pulaski