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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
How thc Girls say Papa aud Mamma.

Why can't people say mother and faith CT in better way than they do? Words, cadence, intiexion and everything else has got twisted and wriggled out of shape. The New York girl says "Ma-r' with jerk on the q. The Philadelphia girl says "May-ar' through her nose. The Boston girl says Mur-mur: the Bal timOre beauty Nun mur and Pur-pur. The Canadian says T a-ah and Ma-ah. London girls say, "Now Po-wow- ah you make me lowofr'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

THE Mount Davidson Mining Con- psny and the Croesus Mining Company filed yesterday, their articles of incor- poration for operation in this Territory with principal places of business in Tue son The former has a capital stock of $5o0,000 divided into 50y0OO shares at a par value of sl0 each. The capital ste,k of the latter is s750,OOO divided into 7o,0oO shares, the par value of which is also sl0 per share.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

Extensive coal fields are being discov- cred m the districts of Arispe and Moe tezuma, Sonora. The fields are many leagues m extent and the coal of su- perlor quality. The State Government of sonora has issued concessions to two parties for the exploration of the fields.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
THE FATAL BULLET.

A SAngainary Array at the Depot---Frank stl- well Dies With Bis Boots on--A Load Of sEekShot Through the Heart--The Sequel Co an old Feud-Details Of the Great Crime.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

The foregoing notice Is ordered tu be uubIi-hed Tor slX days m the EfELY AEIzpSt CITIZEN. which paper i- designated as that i--uai uear- est the claim.
 HENRY cot SINS. Register. EIrst publcatIou. tI.rch IL I...
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

The foregoing notice Is ordered Co be publ shed sixty days In the EE5lY ARIZONA tITIZzN of Tucson, which paper Is des Euated as that Issua,. nearest to -ald Calm.
 HENBI COUSINS. Resls-o-. tlrst publication March lg ls-2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26


 MR E. $. DETER left for the Sierritas on Sunday to recommence work on the Providence mlne, which is and for tbe past two years has been the propertv o, Cridge & Co., Eastern capitalists. and vas originally purchased because of it's copper bearing qualities, but the sinking oi fifty-foOt shaft shows a tendency to diminish its copper value and make proportional increase in silver which on the surface WAS nil, but at ten feet down sssayed fifty dollars; at thirty feet over ninety, and at fifty feet one hundred and twenty dollars, with indications of 8 still increasing silver percentage with increasing depth. Several principal veins lie parallel with the hill and are by a large cross ledge intersected near midway. It Is the purpose of MT. Dexter to run a tunnel three hundred feet alonng the course of the cross ledge that will strike the main vein at about one hundred feet below the bottom of the shaft If the property continues its favorable development the company will put up reduction works and work fine ore as extracted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

The Stockton Independent says that the Calaveras IS booming to the north ward, but aside from forcing consider able backwater into Stockton Slough. has done no perceptible injury. The Stanlslaus river has receded several feet. Al Union Island it is reported that the San Joaquin rose three feet Wednesday. Nurphy's and Taylors ferries, near Modesto, on the Stanislaus were reported swept away. Stage connection at Mil ton is still uninterrupted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Local Intelligence.

THE addition to the Porter hotel will soon be completed
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

-ombstone, has h.- - .I..-ssi the energy and enterprise of ". Archie McBnde,one oi ,ha hes. bos>s in Arizona. Ii is a three ,tory suj'dng, Constructed to afford all ,,oSi6s comforts to guests. and fur hlsfd in a most elaborate style through. oui Mir. Mcbride SO overtaxed his stfngth in experimenting the renova. tih of the hotel and furnishing it. that hjbas been compelled to seek needed rposs and change of climate. and ha, therefore gone te Yuma to rscuperate should his health continue poor ia TombstOne, NIT. McBride's well known enterprise and ability would meet with encouragement in Tucson, should he choose 10 follow the line of business in which he has become SO popular.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
EASTERN NEWS.
The Chinese Bill

WAsH1NGToS.-Mar 2l.-The discus sion on the Chinese bill in the Hous, will be resumed to day and will proba bly be allowed to continue until abou 3 o'clock, on Wednesday afternoon, wheI according to Pages present intention hC will demand the previous question Friends of the bill do not think it advi sable to limit the debate to any earlier period. The Pacific Coast members are meanwhile, assiduously laboring to gain votes both among Republicans and Dem ocrats, and are satisfied that they lose nothing by the delay. Page, who has immediate charge of it, will endeavor to prevent the adoption of any amendment. and for reasons heretofore stated, is par ticularly earnest in refusing to give his consent to any reduction of time of sus- pension. By maintaining this stand he has to encounter serious endorsements which were not experienced in the Sen ate, namely, positive knowledge on the part of many members that President Arthur would like to have the period of | susdensiOn reduced to ten years. and they widely circulated a rumor that in case the bill IS brought to him without amendment of its twenty years suspen- ! sion clause, he will veto it on the ground of alledged infraction of the spirit of the treaty. These reports, although the lat ter finds but few believers in unpreju- diced circles, are exciting much influence in the House, and their circulation is industriously promoted by what seems to be pretty well organized lobby made up of representatives of the Chinese SIX. companies, Boston and New York ship ping interests, and sentimentalists from all parts of the country.
 General Rosecrans is confined to his room to-day by threatened erysipelas in his wounded foot. He hopes to be at the Capitol by Wednesday to speak and vote on tLe Chinese bill.
 Warrington Gossip
 WASHINGTON. March 2O.-The author of the letter in the Washington Post some days ago over the signature of "Justice,' in which violent attack was made upon the late President Garfield, will have in to-morrow's Post another letter in reply to the critics, which is signed in his true name, Wm. Brown. He was delegate to the Chicago conven- ton from the Seventh district of Ken tucky. The following dispatch was read last night by the Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs:
 NEW YORK, March I9.-HoN. c. c. ! WILLIAMS. WashIngton:-Shipherd has been i'll, but will leave tomorrow for Washington taking his physicians certi- hcate with him.
 tSlgned) THOMAS KAvASAH,
 Deputy Sergeant at Arms.
 It is understood the Committee audit ing bills of expense of transporting members of Congress to the funeral of President Garfield will present this week majority and minority report. The former recommends the passage of l bill appropriating the amount required To settle the various claims, while the latter will criticize severely several items of the account, such as those for wines, etc.
 An oneial Report. SANTA FE, March, 20. - Lieutenant Colonel Forsyth, commanding Fort ,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
HENRY COUSINS. Register

It is hereby Orderef that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the period Of sixty days tteu consecutive weeksI. in Isucd st Tucson. Arizona which paper k hereby designated by me as published nearest such claims HENEI cot SINS. Register.
 First publication March I4, I--2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

THE latest esthetic slang the ladies use when reproying their admiring gentle men friends is, You hattar too awfully perfectfully much"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
An oncial Repo-t

SANTA FE, March, 20. - Lieutenant Colonel Forsyth, commanding Fort Cummings. telegrsphs that he has invss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26

tigated the report of the outbreak of In. dian Scouts on the Gila river snd finds it to be untrue.
 Rapid Aail Service.
 BosroS, March 2e.-POsimaster-tIen- eral Howe, referring to his intention to shorten mail service between New York and San Francisco q day and a half, says he will make the connections throughcut the country wherein practic-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Railroad Rumos.

DALLAS, Tex, March 22-Rumor says the Atchison, Topeka X Santa re , ail- road will build to Dallas and San Antonio. Arrangements were previously made to reach Dallas by the Gulf and Pacific to be constructed from Sabine Pass to AL buquerque. It was stated last night that the Chief Engineer and General Passenger Agent of the Texas < Mexican Central road had resigned because of the failure of the syndicate to relieve the indebtedness. Prominent citizens of Dallas threaten to resign unless matters brighten. The home office of this road Is in Chicago
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
Proposals
Proposals for Military sage.i-.

HEtuu- REFERS DErtEIlfEsa .r l OFFICE uF THE CHIEF QrtaEEEH
 WuPpLE BARE frE~. F.E- ..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-26
mn COrsINs. R.rI.ter.

The foreeuirs notice Is ordered 10 be pub hsHed for he period of sixty days m th- WEEKLY AEIzONA CITIZEN. a new -paper pub lshedat Tue son. the same ,seIug ds-ieuated as tlla. issued nearest the claim.
 HENKN COUSINS Register. Flr-t publication. March is. I,s2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
MIR. rORMAN,s POSITION.

Alexander FJrm1n, the Republican candi-
date .or Controller ia Brooklyn, present at the
Saratoga Convention "a wa, warm supporter o. Gov
ernor Cornell for Reconciliation. Alter Tie result Of the
couycn ION was shown have been brought about by
fraud au forgery, Mr. tOrnn sad t, tne State ticket
wou bee opposed Kings County b. p per cent OF the
Republican voters aud u. DIT not how IL could WIN.
Since bis nomination the City ticket his atitlae
toward The state ticket has been matter Of consider.
abe interest He asked yesterday 70 define his
position ana ne said;
the convention which nominated the candidates on
the city crt was representa- I've body OF the party
II adopted platform upon which The nominations were
mace, wuicn stat t4at ,tlte aud National politics had
no proper place uuIc pa AFT MS and thc candidates
pledged j. by Rae convention IN thc eA-
prese terms II THIS plat o. ACCEPT tAls m lcipl- a.
coualtou 10 accepting the nolua uu II scem- % me
therefore tuA, wOud be improper ~ ne 10 have any
thing say III ard tO my at1u.e 'Oward tue State
ticket FIR voluntarily tu lra- I-lO tuc local ci-
paigu party through It's representative who
o. minated me has expre--l y AMI ia terms excluded.
wOul r. my part per. tunf under -ucA
Gums fauce- 10 wOuId -rru II 1 were attempting
create personal In way or set ~ N NY own
ac cunt entirely CIn FeAt standard rom LAGt which
has ueeu distinctly announced by tne convention"
Mr FuImau III SAID that ht thpdgAt the Issue IN
Brooklyn tails year was he sim" - Hicn Mayor Low
VIC elected namely comp etc ptrat.Ol OF cijys
lars from partisan pOIlc-, Tor application OF DLsl-
ness pIIuci pies TO t-e cty : DusI ess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
DEyoUNcNG ONLY MR.. KEENAN,.

The Autobiography County Convention as
serpbled night at FrOb shers Hall Fourteenth
10 determine what action to take at the com
ing ZION The committee appointed al
meeting Oh last Tuesday TO gather Information on
The question: reported mat they mad printed copies
Of OijeCls principles OF the Anti Monopoly
League each tIe various Candidates in the
ned aud uud received favorable replies They, how
ever, recommended League no
nOulua aud approve one, with the exception Of
Alr BuO Ter, Candidate for County ClerK. PatrCk
X .cuau uad Jy his vote d Alderman given away
franchises Yaed OOO 900 for nothing aud lost the
Antl-MOuOpOhsts' support ana favor.
After tue reading OF the report only the
presence Of the poee Kept the meeting IN order. The
chairman. l. L. Cnt,enden, reminded the delegates
chat the place ueitIer Clarendon Hall nor Iamndny
Hail AR. CuitteIdeI and f. Is. GhurDcr, who repre-
-ccd thc XI District, accused by anOsurr dele
gate from that district with bad faLn III crOWdug
themselves IN delegates 10 the convention.
one ucle gate sid nat tue Anti MOuOpOsts were lot
political cOWaid-. while another left the hal saynS
that he uid not port their acuo Alter three hours
mad uecu spent IN GspuriJOus uent, the report OF
tine cOnIui Tee adopted Oy OF o. 10. The
cOnVeA ion then a1jJurueL
The mountain n,s laoored and brought forth a
mOu-e' -aid one OF the Delegates.
1AaLs about the size OF IT," SAID another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
NAVAL LATELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The following pro-
motions in the Navy announced Surgeon L. )
Bogert 10 be Medical InspectOrfrOm ptember TO- 1882
Passed Assistant surgeon John c. Wise TO be surgeol
and Passed Assistant Surgeon John L. Nelson De
surgeon from October %.
Tue following officers Of the Navy have been COMM
stoned: Lieutenant o. W. FagenholJ 10 be heute ant
commander from May 1IIss2; Master Alberto. Dabuey
10 be lieutenant from February IS, 1882; Assistant
Paymaser John r Martin u passed assistant pay
master from January 80 1882 James s. PLilips, Of
Kansas be assistant pay from October IL
lss2.
NJ dca Director ] 8 DUNCAN has been ordered to the
Naval Hospital. Yokohama Japan, per steamer Of No
yember 9; Medical Inspector David Kindleberger. as
member Of the Medical Board Midshipman N. c. Cor
Fac TO the Coast Survey; Passed Assistant Surgeon
Clement B0dle, 10 duty the Naval Hospital, Yoko
hama Japan, per steamer of November 8 Passed As
ssiant surgeon f. Nash, 10 the Dispatch November l.
hidsnpman L. X. Wright has been detached from the
training snip Portsmouth,, and placed on waiting ORDERS
Mdsnpman A. c. Alderman, from duty in the Coast
Survey ordered special duty at the Smithsonian
Institution; Mate L. b. Gallagher, from the
Wyoming, and ordered 10 the Naval Academy
Medical Director Jim N. Brownie. from
DUTY as member Of the examining
hyGeue; Passed Assistant Surgeon samuel H. dickson,
tron the Naval Hospital Yokohama Japan, aud ordered
" the AsuuelOt Passed Assistant Surgeon Edward H.
Sfeen from the AsnueUt, Asauc station, ana Orucred
70 return nome and report arrival Passed Assistant
soigeOu H. Aulck, from tbs Dispatch, and ordered 10
Gut on board the irOnCas Cty Point. Va; Passed
Assistant I'm gineer l. Robinson from the Tennessee,
soc placed waiting orders.
Commander TAYLOR, commanding the saratOg reports
" The Nav Department from AspinwaI October II,
ns arrival at tAat port sixteen day san Juan de
Porto keO the usual and sautos
Received AID returned. Tue health or Juan
p0rted u comparatively good only tInrtyseyen
case Of yellow being officially known ~ exist ia
Tie city.
The Navy Department is Informed OF the arrival Of the
.A-lapo0sa a. ChArestOwn Macs, THIS morning. % tue
way 10 Newport X L. and that Tie Junisla Was taken
gu VI dry dock NeW-YOrk Wednesday ELst. The
suniata viii De put IL commission on aiOudAy next
Lieutenant A. Nj fAackara United States Navy has
seslgAeO, 10 take effect from October "a, 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
CHAFING UNDER THE MAhoyERULE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-J0ln w. Volt, Of
FreIeflcAsour- the Republican candidate for Congress
In the st District Virginia Washington yester-
day Mr. Volt is nadye Yrs1iu, was a Union man
during the war. and since that time has been acuye
ana consistent Republican. dc has been delegate to
every National Republican Convention since tine war
ended lie was a dor,l oicehOiIrr under the Admin
istration OF President Ha but not outstanding that
fact, he expressed h.s sympathy and allied himself
with the Liberal AnriBOurDOn movement.
Last year, as delegate 10 the Republican
state Convention he, with large majority OF MS col
leagues voted To "iudorse" ne AnliBJurDOn STAGE
ucGet which actively supported during me cam
palgn.
few months agO Mr.. Volt removed from "A
small Office winch Ae held In of the Departments in
Washing BECAUSE ne asserts, he had criticised the
arbitrary pu sued Dy senator AanOnr during The
a- four u6n, as. He declares that great d.
affection among the Republicans ana more liberal
Rca ers IN district Win oelhtOr Malone, WAu7e
al Ocr4tc methods nave atcnatcd some VINO were MS
most aud Influential supp'rtcT7 Throughout, the
Sate ana expresses the belief thaC the kca Juster
caud dte for Congress that district vii certainly be
dclcdtCd.
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4 DISHOsrsT qOVERNESS.

WASHINGTON, OcJ. IA robbery Of dia-
moud- silks ces veyets, TO the extent OF 5000,
discovered house Of General sturgs' at the
Soldiers Home, yesterday aud warrant sworn ont fof
tne arrest Of Ieoklthe Pommard French governed
f. the employ OF H. L. DOusman. of Wisconsin, General
-turg.ss s1n-n-aw who with his wife, is on snors
visit 10 the General The warrant was put In the hands
Of policeman. who proceeded 20 the house OF General
gIs Governor OF the Home, and In searching the
trunks OF the xDyopcss found three OF her trunks packed
f OF the solen property, winch cOnsaed OF valuable
silk and velvet dresses seskn sacquts Dolls or SIG
AID velvet that had been CUT, table linen and
other articles. There sill missing diamonds and
otuer Things worth ABOUT $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
MEETING OF THE CITY REFORM CLUB

The City Reform Clue met last night at
Lyric Hall, IN s.xsh-aye near FOr,y-secondSt samuel
j. Colgate occupied the char, and there were present
40 members Mr.. Colgate stated briefly "nat hhd ed
10 the formation The club, ana then Introduced H. r.
Candeld who mado speech upon the objects OF the
associaton and the necessity for Us existence lie
spokr OF the evils city government a. at present
administered and declared that the remedy for them
Va. not TO be fOIld Ia periodic uprlsn55 against
ring rule. Tle evils were 10 aaclIeuta phenouleAa
I ~ we're deeply rooted IN the circumstances AMI con
Jlus OF ae RI nc-. one cause or IA III was u De olhu
in ue 4c that pest pat the nselVes outside
noltics and another Ia tie OYcrsuadOWIhS OF lOc al
sar- by general pm c-. Tue remedy was 10 Dc Iound
In liyrciug local affairs fIOm partisan p0utc7, aud IN
infe.-tlg tue D.tipr class 81 cLrI5 IN their CONDUCT
nm. the power OF Dos.lsin" wJudsbe destroyed FOR
sncu purJose such association ~ the CITY REFORM
1nD g- necessary. Its success would nOt depend upon
H. ua renee IN canpa n, nut IL NOud 20 on WIN
ira " TX I'll ri local government W1s e. Dl7hcd'
The cOn4tIlOu an. b laws 81 the as1oclatOn were
rea1 and 4dopel Taey GOV the ground zone Over 10y
Mr. Cauneld and provide thtt no Otc-uodef can ne a
nam er o the orgtuZ tiOn. An election OIL OMc"fs lu
lnwr,l WI tue following result: President Saiuel j.
Corate: yire-presdeuts, Frederick Il bett'' biyton
ives AID tEumItnd Randolph Robinson; treasurer W
Lmu Dodge seer tar, POutney BigclQw An EAecl-
tiy, co unttee Of foIrt en- Vas Appointed Will ~
rlctiun- to meet next Monday tOc consultation WIN
regard the coming cleo ion ana TO report 10 Ine cnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
NOMINATIONS IN AND NEAR THE CITY.


NOMINATIONS IN AND NEAR THE CITY.
The Citizens Independent Association OF
the XITth Assembly District met at No. 10 AvenueO.
last night Henry Znekman presided. Jacob Ham
burger a commission merchant At No. 81 MGrrayst.,
was nominated Tor Alderman. Mr.. Hamburger "a o
Democrat, but has accepted the nomination the indie
pendent ticket. Tho meeting large and en,husi-
The I'D District County Democracy AIdermen's Con
Etnion last nix nominated 1. ouas Wlt. Tn Irving
'Li IN tle same district approved NrW
nomination The 1amm M Convention OF the District
nc nna.ei William p. kirk FOR Alderman.
IA ward T. Fitzpatrick vas nominated for Alderman
og IN IA nmanY Convention IN the With District
Ihe WIN District Irving Hall Alderneu's Convention
Alderman, who was nominated some tlrne ago by tue
county DehOc racy. Mr. Farley accepted the nOmina-
Convention u the VIA District met and approved the
noHnal ~ OF Samuel :. Cox. Mr. Cox made speech OF
IGe " District Timnany Assembly Convention met
for the Assembly.
The With District Tammany Aldermeu's Convention
Murray IA the Guar, and nominated John QUICKER for
Alderman The XIIIth District Tammauy Assembly
Convention met at No. 3Jl Egn, have and nominated
lnale7 : Bliss Tor me Assembly.
- Tue County Democracy an Irving Han Assembly
lectye quarters md uuauimOuslv nominated John
Murphy for member Of Assembly Edward J. APPLETON
A. DonheI' at iho latter. Botb p,rtles also ioIuei
III the domination OF John Reilly 10. Alderman.
District met 40 E.cvelt.-st and occo1d-aye.. with
Coroner Jonn H. Brady Ia the char john 4. Lawryuce
was mud" the nominee.
The AAt-t District INDEPENDENT Labor Party last
nisAt uoiuiua..I william IIior .nr Alderman Tine
Imm4ny all autK M al crn ms COnv.u,,u NJ -l..
Isi Dis, let upulnliel Joan Ulha.nfl Ia Tor Alder
man. f4elcrc6 kIob.och uoAIiu.,el Tor
Alderman by tic In dependent Cilzen,' Auli-
! t.OuOJOy Invention nf sine XNl-L DISTRICT.
Tue County Democracy AMI T tnuiuv IN A'l.rlens
and Ass Iuply Inventions of In. l.t III. -rf made
nominal loh. ll,f uigut The Coup Democracy rnui-
mated IOr an. A...,ub = TIn,r4y r. Neville. witch WAS
approved 1. tA. Ilu.l4.y a. n Convention The rIai-
many mel cuo-e Tor h-r nominee for Alderman Day il
Count d 49, Del -" Tie n'',p,io., gs-e
as aup,1y 1851 tAr Iyi.e GalI parry thc district
lnt NNlii '- f.'t l.hniny HtI ~"nYen1.,.i .Hel a
i' lhlll-tFe ~ no iu ttet l. y
~ ~ nun Inc A-Nil'i D'''' Al - -
-, - a. ~ "''''t .P-'''u 'I' '''
20 80. w. '','', IoI Auu'i'ia'' ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
LAY HrRBELL QUOrEs MR. DEPEW.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Chairman jay huo''i'
returned from New-York this morning. lie Is no'
in very hopeful mood. Being asked wLa' ms !.
oninion was of the result in that state, he sald'
can best answer by giving the reply OF Chauncey "
Depew to that very question which l asAeu
him He has had great experience IN new
York politics, and his opinion Is worm
something. He said: eff J were 10 JpdGe Dy we
Tiinarr sfandar,s should say that the Repu'-
cam would carry The STATE this fall by = go9a
majority. The meetings. are enthusiastic ana well
attended and much interest Is manlItS,eu w. 'nu,I
VINO spp.aud good Republican doctrines may he ne
YER, mem Who intend 70 knife the ticket ana b. The
p'1 And that concluded Mr., Hubbell is all
know about the situation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS IN INDIANA.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

by TkLkGKAFH 10 TIE IN'"V VI
WAsgISGToN. Oct 27.-James Woods " the lrlsh
miner.n VINO is making Republican campaign
speeches in Indiana writes TO The EUeninP CT'nc Oh
this city:
7 o,a IL, evarv countv where I have been that the
pa,nbIicans ave we'll organized. We viii. unlike
ONO, poH every one Of votes, and WIN
small loss gam recruits from the Ie4lpc1ev
branch OF the Democratic party. We VII; UeICNo
elect our eight Republican COngr ssne ana nave PiV9
poets gain from the INth aud Kin DISTRICTS
Assistant Secretary New has received letters oil
an encouraging nature from Indiana. and expresses
the opinion that the Republicans will be the vic'ors
The only element of doubt in his opinion relates 10
the possibility that the masses NAV NOT come GU W
election dav With iull vote his correspondents
declare that success is highly probaDle.