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BRIEF CAPITAL NOTES.

Deputy Governor Cogswell, OF the Sol.
diers' Home, OF Washington, WIS buried
yesterday afternoon.
The. Postmaster General has issued IN
order applying International Postal Union
rates to correspondence, for. the Republic
OF Costa Rica; that country having arranged
10 enter the Postal Union on January ist,
next. N sI(5 5 ~
Melville yesterday morning concluded
an account Of his experience up to the
time he arrived in this country, The
cross examination was then begun. In
response to IA question Melville reiterated q
former statement that it would be impos.
sible to have begun the search for Dcl.ong
any sooner than it was done.
The Postoiiicc department announces
TINT after December lst. correspondence
for Russia will be sent in closed mails,
made up in the New York poslotlicp, iour
times n week. These mails will be dis.
patched via Great Britain instead OF Ger.
many, as heretofore. Correspondence from
Russia for the United States, will come yia
Germany. H. .gsi.$ 7s$ .y55. A
The Court OF Alabama Claims Yesterday
heard arguments as 10 whether interest
should be made part Of the judgment in
the cluims Of class ], which embraces the
destrnction Of vessels, and also us to the
.ralue which should be placed on scrip liv.
idcnds. al the conclusion OF tho areu.
ments upon tho questions the court nd.
jollrneii till Friday. when itSis expected
tlat there will be several important deci:
sions rendered. i5s, S}s Siss$f : n s y 4
u A circular will DO issued.by tho Treasury
Department to.dayannonnciug that three
per cent bonds iof large denominations
may be transferred or! exchanged into
smaller bands, provided that the assigncr
adds to the assignment words waving oil
right by reason Of priority Of the issue oi
this bond. This waiver must be made
n part OF. the assignment In every case
where 1t u desired 10 obtain smaller bonds
than those sent to the Treasury:
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DErEolr, November 22.-Dln Van Nvag.
ner, young and most dangerous. criminal
in the Iona prison for 45 years, for the
mNrderous assault upon a farmer ior rob.
berry, escaped last night. This is the sec.
ond time lie has succeeded in escaping
from this prison. The tacis show thai The
matter was carefully planned by him md
fellow prisoner named Dan Root, from
jackson, who also escaped. Van Wagner
wasata prayer meeting in, tho chapel, where
he made q very eloquent prayer only a
short time before he was outside tho wallis.
It is supposed he will make for Canada.
where he was born. lie is q powerful man
and q desperate character. ..--LL... .iI..Y.-
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Chalmers Gets the Tn,e Coun,x yo,c

MEMPHIS, November 2aa.-A ~ Jackson,
Miss, special says: The amended returns
from Tate county givea tally sheet showing
forJ. r. Chalmers l,472; Van II. Manning
l,lG6 votes; II. ?. Carter 8 votes, and the
commissioners certificate is as follows:
We, the undersigned commissioners Of
election from Tate county, at the election
held in Tate county. Miss, Tuesday, the
7th Of November, 1852, for the election Of
. member Of Congress from the Second
Congressional district Of Mississippi, do
hereby certify that the nbove and foregoing
is "a true and correct list OF the returns Of
the vote in Tale county, and the same was
approved by us and forwarded to the Sec.
rctary Of State as the official vote OF Tate
county.
lSlgned. W. n, 7. STILL.
at0 Z. S. WEEMs.
IA S. 0. MosBY.
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WASHINGTON, November 22.-Informa.
,oh has been received here Which puts to
rest all doubts about the election Of Colonel
Tom Ochiltree to Congress from the Gal
weston district Of Texas. The information
received lcre from Mr.. Finley, who is de.
ieated by Colonel Ochiltree, says while
the exact figures are not yet known, Ochil.
trees election is certain by n minority OF
nine hundred to eleven hundred. Calves.
ton city gave Ochiltrcc five hundred ina.
jorily, though it has heretofore been strong.
lv Dnmncratic j. --r- Es,r, 'f. 4.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
a FALL tNro a FIERY FURNACE,
Two Colorfd Msn rlppks lais 4 Mass Of noliez
Ore-Gouia aad H.ens on the vaEari,s Of {.
The Stock Market Accident on the
Z. Faa.lIaudls-hlrasuious Escap.v. ",

BInMISonAI, Ala, November o22,-rhis
evening a horribleaccidcnt occurred at the
Soss furnace. A scatlold was formed
around tho stack Of the furnace, and when
the fire apparently died out two colorcd
men, Robert MayAeld and Alex King,werc
lowered by rores from the top Tor The pur.
pose Of removing an obstacle. It Is sup.
posed the men both were overcome by gas,
as both men fell to tho bottom, which was
n fiery mass Of orc and coal. The bodies
were reduced 10 cindcIs. 70
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Stock JOuhfuE Cam ri

& Cliictao, November 22.-Fnvcstigation
into the rumor sent from here TO New
York today iothe effect that AIesss. Reap,
Of the Northwestern and Riddle Of the Rock
Island, were on their way to New York on
alightniug train, with the track cleared ior
them, to patch up peace in tho North.
western war ol rates, seems to be q stock
jobbing scheme. Tic facts arc Keep and
llusuitt LETT Tor New York yesterday, nnd
should llayc been in that city now. ON.
GERS state that the trip vas made on ortii,
nary business, and had nothing 10 do what
ever with tho war Of rates. b Riddle was
here at o'clock tonight. Is Nc,
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Addition ~ Rolling stock.

PnrLanELrniA Novomber 2s.-F Vice
President Thompson, Of the Pennsylvania
Railway Company, today gave orders 10
the Grant Locomotive; Works at Patterson,
Nh, for forty locomotives, and tho Pitts.
bnrgh Locomotive Company for fifteen.
lie also issued orders for The building OF
5000 cars or more, jsrlissf,, 81 81 ~,
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CONSIDERING what happened only two
Nteks ago, Republicans are showing good
Ifai ofpreseree OF mind. They are moi
exactly shouting for joy-that wasn't to he
expected, but they have caught good full
glimpse Of the sun behind the cloud. !
there isany suspicion Of sadness in ihcil
beasts il is z5
Aicellns Of ssdnc,s and longing.
That is not nkim to pai,. VI. E..
And resembles sorrow only
.,Slsle mist resembles the raln
When the real shower Of 1851 occurs We
A'nk We shall be able to hugh right ont.
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TIE MONUMENTAL CITY.
The II. d O.'s Gcncrnl 10 niccs-Ncw Cor

The II. d O.'s General 10 Oniccs-New Corn
nnd Flour Exciinngc Formally Opened.
BALTIMORE, November o2.-This morn.
ing at 10 o'clock the cxcursioniss from
johnstown, Somerset and Pittsburgh visit
cd the new B. 4 Q. building, or general
Offices, on the corner OF Baltimore and Cal
vert streets, where representatives Of the
company showed them through the mag.
nilicent structure, certainly one Of the finest
in the United States. 1t is about ready 70,
occupancy, and is not only attractive out.
side, but the interior is exquisitely finished
in hard wood. The latest improvement Of
the B. 4 O.. is another evidence OF the de.
termination OF the management TO contrib.
ute to the march OF enterprise in Balti.
more. =".r 5..
Their business at Locust Point now aver.
ages q million dollars per month. An Gle.
yator erected in lS7Sholds 100000 bushels.
Next came one with Il capacity of 800, 900
bushels, and since then another with a
capacity OF $780, 600 bushels. More eleya.
tors are expected in the near future. The
falling of in corn receipts OF this port last
year was 5,500000 bushels as compared
with the previous year. Something over
five hundred thousand bushels were the
receipts against six million bushels the
year previous. The principal gain was in
the passenger business The Pittsburgh
Division showed handsomely increased
earnings.
This morning the event in the city was
tho formal opening Of the new Corn and
Flour, Exchange, handsome building,
Just completed by the Chamber OF Com.
merce. The members assembled at the
old exchange, foot Of South street, Mt ten
o'clock, and after music By tue Fifth Mary
land Regiment Band, the valediclory ode
was delivered At a quarter before il The
line Of march was taken up for the new
Exchange, and on entering the came the
vast audience became quieted and prayer
was offered. Then took place the formal
transfer Of the Exchange apartments by
the President OF the Chamber Of Commerce
building. and the acceptance Of the same
by the President Of the Corn and Flour
Exchange. Ex.Collector John Thomas
took the place Of Gov. Hamilton, and
made highly humorous address. Mayor
White followed in well.titued speech.
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IHosE Of this generation who are curious
shout such things should make prcpara'
lion. for witnessing the transit OF Vcnts,
yhicI. occurs OH the 9Th OF next month,
ss The next show OF that kind is not al-
yvi,iseI totake place until June s, 2004
.ul their sight will probably be not SO
sotl at that time.
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EplhcunAl Church liuiIdlnr.

NIw foRx, November 222o.-An important
meeting oi prominent laymen Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church was held in the
Bible House this evening, for conference
concerning the american church building
fund commission. 4 resolution was
adopted, giving u plan for individual sub.
scription "a. the fund tlroughoutthe church,
\ resolution was ,also adopted Concerning
more general offerings upon the part oi
parishes. \ gE
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TIE NEW SCAR ROUTE TRIAL.

Preparations by The Prosccuti0n-Ex.
scuator Spencer To Testify.
WASHINGTON, November 222.-'rhe coun.
sci employed by the Government in the
Star route case have made their pr;paru.
tions for the new trial, which will begin The
iitst week in December The witnesses
have been summoned, and they will be
here. 1t is probable that some Of the per
sons who testified in the first trial concern.
ing the details Of service on the routes will
not be called, because hey will not be need.
cd, and it is also probable that some new
witnesses will appear. 1t is understood.
that the Government il using every means
to discover the whereabouts of ex Senator
Spencer, and counsel arc confident that
he will be found. AL the persons recently
arrested US It result OF the bribery inquiry,
except Juror Dickson, have been bound
over to await the action OF the grand jury.
Judge Hoover, OF Arizona, who made n
statement in relation to the alleged attempt
to brlbe Juror Dickson, reached this city
to-day, aud the Star.rou.e afternoon organ,
managed by the foreman Of the Condrcs.
,ional Record, has begun TO abuse
him. lis greeting is us fol.
lows: "Judge W. W. Hoover, Associate
Justice Of Arizona, and one OF Brewster
Caneron's disreputable pals, is at the
Riggs House lie is doubtless prepared to
swear TO anything Brewster Cameron may
want him TO-" Tie Dickson case will
probably be taken up this week, und it is
expected that the preliminary hearing will
be waived. The trial OF Detective Miller
will begin before the District Commissions
ers tomorrow. 1t is said that Henry A.
Bowen, who is 4 witness in the Dickson
ease, and who was dismissed from the
Government service, has disappeared.
Taylor has returned TO the city.
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ANti.JGN'ih1a A Ikinfs.

Vienna, November 222.-Aati-scmitic
cxccsscs occurred in the neighborhood Of
Oldenburg and prelantsch. Troops were
dispatched 10 the disturbed districts and u
number oi arrests were made. ,Placarils
and pamphlets were discovered a, Pre-
lantsch, which cmanated from secret soci,.-
Ties ~ -1- u. a. 40 -sI-4-l.7 Z
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CotOSwL HENDERSON, clerk to United
States Assessor llubbell, puts in a plea Of
confession and avoidance. !. is too late to
be- scOd, and it would not be good II It were
sarIy. The iiat has gone forth. Away
sitI, the assessment mill!
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TnE next Legislature Of this State will
,,u,au Ghy.iiye Democrats-nnl the Bal.
tmorc Senatorial syndicate is Of opinion
&st i, ha. every Inst one Of them locked
,D in ilssaie for future reference.
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lnE Baltimore Americaa has just been
IGNORED with Il beautiful indictment for
n1ei. which doesn't seem TO bother it
much. The person aggrieved il ex.City
Collector Charles G. Webb, about whom
he .lmsricml Inns been saying something.
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: Painful lHscOycry-

S ClSclSSArI, November oo22.-Thc Ga:tl.e's
Connersville, Ind, special says thut Lud.
wick stallmeyer, a cabinet maker at AIunk
4 Roberts, this morning discovered that
United States bonds and casl, TO I tho
amount Of 81 OIL bud been stolen i,omh his
trunk. Suspicion falls on his room maize.
Charles Pope who las left lnysterIousIy.
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I WliAt Hewitt Tl,IuLx

Nav YoRk, November e29.-In an inter.
view published Hon, AS. lIewittexpresses
the emphatic opinion Tint The iati(r apes.
ton has nothing whatever to do viii, the
closing oi any steel works. IIe attributes
,iAe present Status 70 over production. s Z. I.
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yag Garfield monument fair ut Wash.
acton promises to bc equal TO the merit
J,he object for which 1t is 10 DC held.
ne name Of Garfield has not lost It's power
srsr ,he American people. ~. l.--
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Land 1'rouble4 IL. the lssc OF SKYE.

LONDON, November 22-The authorities
at Aberdeenshirc agreed to send detacll.
ment OF police to the Isle Of Skye 10 assist
in the serving OF processes, provided the
commissioners OF f'InvernessEire will hold
themselves responsible for their expenses.
Meantime defensive arrangements on The
Island are proceeding. At mass meeting
on the Island speaker said that any ten
ant paying rent unless rcvaluation was
granted would be n marked man. 1t was
resolved to take every lawful means to
prevent tenants from taking evicted farms.
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CABLE BRIEFS,

The Crown Prince Of Austria has accept.
cd an invitation to join !he hunting party
OF the Prussian court. 3isl 49,, =
Soleillei, the French traveller has taken
poast ssion OF the Bay OF Tnjoorah on the
Cult Of Alden, ceded him by the local Sui.
tan. tE. z,
BY an accidental explosion Of gun powder
in the barracksnt Madrid, yesterday, nearly
the whole building was blown to pieces.
Fifteen soldiers were injured.
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:, PnlLADELrnlA, November 90 The state
ment Of the business Of MI lines Of tue
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, cast OF
Pittsburgh and Erie, for October, 1852, com.
pared with the same month III 1881, shows
an increase in net earnings Of Ses5, $50 ior
tho ten months OF 1852. As compared
with tho same period in 1851, it shows an
increase in net earnings OF SSg4,37G. J All
lines west OF Pittsburgh for the ten months
OF 1852 show surplus over all liabilities
OF Sl,jo3,772, being decrease MS compared
vii with tho same period Of the past year Of
s9S4,O05. {gsi .''ff2Y, ,.,#s
ALBANY, November 99aa.-The Boston 4
Albany Railroad Company for the year
ending September 30, reports total earn inrs
OF $7.1oo,M@, total charges against earn.
ings ST. 900. - 5@.
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H1h1s'ef Astor'S FIHttcflnE NtcFptIOn.
ROME, November % 22.-When Astor, tho
American Minister, presented his crcden-
tials yesterday he was conducted 10 Tie
Quirinal in the royal carriage, md was
received by King llumbert, surrounded by
state functionaries. After the. audience
was concluded, Astor was reconduc,ed 10
his residence. The royal C,irrassiery were
drawn up as guard Of honor in the court
yard OF the palace. l-i.sr j .-6..,
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LONDON, November 22.-Tho steamer
Winton was wrecked of Ushent, France,
and thirty persons arc said to be drowned.
No further particulars have yet come 10
hand, sg
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Thurlow Weed was born at Cairo.
Greene county, n. Y, November 10, 1907.
lie learned printing In the Office Of NIachv
Crosswell, ut Catskill. In the war Of i So
deserved OH the northern frontier us pri-
vate and quartcr.master sergeant. Alter
becoming Of age he established the dni.
c,t'imist Mt Norwich, Chenango county, n.
J., and during tho next ten years edited
various Journals, the lust being the dnti.
Masonic Enqttirer, published In Rochester.
During the anti.Nlasonic excitement in
New York in 1867, I,c identified himself
with tho party opposed 10 the Alasons, and
was twice elected by it 10 the lower house
OF the State Legislature. His tact rs n
party manager, and his services in 1926 in
securing the election OF Dewitt Clinton as
Governor, suggested him us n competent
person to appose the "Albany regency"
who had The general management of Tie
Democratic party in New York. At the
expiration Of his second term in tho I.egis.
latllrc in 1850, he accordingly removed to
Albany, and assumed tho cditorship OF the
Albany Ercaing Journal, n newspaper
established in the interest OF the anti.
Jackson party. From 1880 10 1862 he was
a political leader, first Of the Wing and AZ.
terward OF the Republican party. He was
prominent in procuring the Presidential
nominations OF Harrison, Taylor and Scott,
acting in each instance as I'M Indepenl.
ent.adviser OF the respective conventions.
lie warmly advocated the election OF Ere
mont in 1856, and Of Lincoln in 1860, al.
though his influence had III each case been
exerted in favor OF the nomination Of Mr.,
Seward. In November, 1851, he was sent
to Europe by President Lincoln in semi.
diplomatic capacity. lie returned home in
June, 1869, and shortly aiterward with.
drew from the editorsliil, oi the Ettainq
Journal. In 1865 he became 4 resident OF
New York city, where he edited for time
the Commercial id,erfiser. Since 1865 in.
firm health has compelled him to withdraw
from active labor. lie published Letters
from Europe and the West Indies" .IeI
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rrrliSU Of depression is reported on
he London stock exchange. Something
,l,hc same sort seems 10 have struck the
w., Virginia Senatorial syndicate.
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If Mr. Assistant Postmaster General
vn,On wifi kindly puta little more ink
4, ,bisrollers We shall be glad TO read his
seemed darlington M"l,yr.'
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Clie Qatelbiqsl1eers.
49,, So.. ~ Mnd " fourteenth Ntr~ei.
v.noSE being Il very hard man to beat,
- lard things are being said about him.

SNAron lIESM q. DAVIS has left his
v,,vIond home and gone into winter
n.ters n, Washington.
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FROM OYER TElE E0CEAN.
PROGRESS or ARAB PAsHA,s TRIAL,
Tho Er'dtace Against tho Egyptian fteLet-.Lsud
Troubles In the I.le Of Skye-Astora .Corlisi N.
Rtrsaiioa-Aatl.Jsa!sa Bls.a,tssees
Opch1ag orthe italian Parliament,

CAlRo, November 22.-The report PIE.
pare by Eorcelli Boy, public pros ccutor,
in which he summarize, the evilcnt Q
directly connecting Arahl pasha and oil or
rebel lealers with tho burning Of Alexau.
drla and tho massacre OF Europeans, was
submitted to tho Khedive andapproved. 1t
is understood tho Egyptian Government Is
prepared 10 leave 1t to Gseat Britain to dc.
eide whether the evidence is suilic!cat for
procee ling with tho trial .on The charges
specified in the report. n
CoSsrASTISorlg, November 2222.-Two
letters from isheikh AIahmoud to Alabi
Pasha will be published. The writer dis.
approves Of Arabi's conduct in the name Of
the Sultan. r. -
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GOVERNOR FasTgn and ex. Governor Tom
ys,uy are SLOW in making arrangements
=, Np;y coming hard glove fight.
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VOLUME XXX1...NUMB 79,,
TIIURl.Ow WEED.
The journalist, Statesman nnd pOliti.
clan Dcnu- cal hketcb,

NEw Yon., November aeoo.-surtounded 90
by his weeping children, grandchildren,
physicians, nutses and the attaches OF bis
household, Hon. Thurlow Weed, the vet.
eran Journalist! and statesman breatl,ed bis
last Mt sos this morning. His daughter,
Miss Harriet Weed, who hAs devoted bpr
lie to her father, was so overcome tl,at she
had to be supported by two female attend
anss. The grief Of the other children was
none the less poignant. Just before pass.
ing away Mr.. Wood gropcd with his right
hand around the bed, as though he sought
his children's hands. His grand. daughter
took the extended hand, felt u soft pressure,
and the next moment he was deal
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The Nn,lonnl Agitation in Jamaica. !

~ Ahc aht1ouhi Agitation In jamaica. ID
KINGSTON, November 2o.-Thc national
agitation IN jamaica has reached very
serious aud critical stage. Public feeling
Is iiercer Than ever. The whole colony ia
united against the government and the in.
dignation of very class. creed and color Is
poured forth in violent speeches ut public
meetings, which arc now held in every
township in the colony. These demon-
strations against the government are at.
tended by planters, negroes, crcoles, Euro.
peans, freehotders and Iaborers. a public
meeting at Kingston City Hall on the Cd OF
November was attended BY over 5000
people. '3i5 i9.-iNl5's.t'.hH t
Lord Kimberly is denounced at public
meetings in consequence Of pcrenp.ory.
orders he sent 10 the Governor TO pack the
Legislative Council in order to pass the
vote for the payment OF half of the Flor
chce damages and costs by this colony.
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HAD Paralysis and Chronic Rheumatism !;
given up 10 die; peruna cured me, W.
CoE1s, Pittsburgh. ,iE[2l Rs n ;ii,,5 & " II
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Young Eiopers Camp out During Might.
< CHICAGO, November 222.-Richard % Ruth
and Miss Anna Roberts, the latter an
adopted daug hter Of Charles Roberts, con-
ductor on the Chicago K alton Railroad,
elopcd yesterday from Mason City. The
couple are not over fifteen years old. They
were'traced 10 Cherry Grove, where they
campcd ont last night. Their parents are
in pursuit, and expect 10 overtakc them.
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Ed.

The yellow fever. at Pensacola, Florida, is
abating, nnd absentces are returning daily.
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TIE CONVENTION.

The State Convention met in Nasl :
VILE on Tuesday, with thirteen hun
bred and sixty-nine delegates. Hon.
Josiah Patterson, Of Memphis, was
elected permanent chairman, Va
rious committees were appointed.
The one on resolutions has had a
most difficult task, rs there arc so
many various opinions to reconcile.
In order to harmonic the party the
convention may exclude the debt
question from the platform, and
leave It to the people in the election
of members to the legislature. a
majority of the delegates favor 5O-4
settlement, and may he strong enough
to lave that rate inserted in the
latfOrm.
At this writing 10 nomination ioi
Governor hns been reached.