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Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

ROCK HILL, $. C.-Rev. j. s. White
ays: | used Browns Iron Bitters for
general debility. 1t restored mo tC
FFength and vigor."
Daily Republican., 1883-04-12

Special Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,
DOVER, Del, April ll.-Nearly the
entire day was occupied by the House
in amending the Wilmington charter
and reading it by sections in order to
pass the same. A few additional
amendments were added to the bill, all
of which were adopted and the docu-
ment, which has caused so much I'M
easiness in this body, has at last been
disposed of.
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Recallofthe Democratic Convention

PURSUANT to the call Of It's chairman, the
Democratic Convention again assembled here
on Saturday last, for the purpose of consider
ng the propriety of nominating a county
'icket this fall. shortly after twelve o clock
the convention was called to order, and upon
she calling OF the roll, it was asccrtained that
only forty-three members were present. not
quorum, but the chair upon learning that
several others we're in town announced the
convention organized and ready for business
On motion the question as to whether it
would be wise or not to nominate demo
ratio ticket or to fuse with few sore-head
Republicans, and form fusion ticket was re-
Erred to committee composed Of three dele
gates from each district for consideration -
After an hour Of deliberation, the committee
submitted the following resolution
R'solred, That it is nexpedient that the
Democratic party Of this county shall make
"a mnatlon OF candidates for any offices 10 be
voted for at the coming election, and that we
recommend that this convention do now ad-
tourn
N'N"' NH"Fuitu oppoScu tue resolution De-
aare the Convention, as he did before the com
eniltee upon the ground that, making no
nominations would be lost to the State
n cket of two hundred or more votes and
q ed in support Of his theory the past history
N independent movements in the county
The convention failed, however, to see it in
Ehe light that Gen Chapman did and adopt
cd the above resolution, aud in accordance
with one of its provisions the convention
adjourned.
This movement Of the convention was
blow TO the ambitious hopes of some Demo-
orstc who were anxious 70 become candidates
Tor The purpose Of pushing themselves 70 the
from. for party favor in the event Of the elec.
uon ofMcLane and "A democratic President in
1884 Now that the last fI,,il fragments of the
pt~soratic organization in the county have
gone 10 wreck, there is a hope thar the people
mSy arise in their majesty, ana say who
shall be their candidates for local Offices and
~he shall be their representatives in said
ONES without regard to party
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Canning.-A large lumber Of the canning
houses in Hartford county we closed for ii E
season last week The tomato aud corn crops
are well righ exhausted, aud the former very
much deierorated in quality The pack this
year viii probably not exceed half Of the pack
q last yes, notwithstanding the Iafgcr NUM-
Der OF canning houses ia operation This is
Que largely 70 two cause.-the difficulty IA
obtaining The requisite number Of cans auJ Tie
iisht crcps Of tomatoes AID corn, especially IN
the e,.iy part Of the scdsJu What Is said Of
crops ,htr- 3 true Of other sections where
packing IS done Vi Itis true as reported,
That nearly Jre half Of the canned goods Of
The country are put up ia Hartford, it will
readily I've inferred that the shrlukagc there
VIII materially affect the market, that inyari-
ABLY depends on iha law Of supply ANA de-
mand. As there il an increasing demand
every year for carried goods the diminished
upp'y will necessarily command higher prices
We have heard Of some sales at eighty-fye
aud mnety cents by small tanners, but we
Ind those Hho have been longest in the bus
inesa and arc better posted as to the probable
cost Of tgtpre, decline to sell at these prices
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Famous GalaXy People who delight
N beautiful and good books will he astoush-
ID when they see, if they have not already
secE the announcements of the "CtXton illus
trurd aud other editions Of standard au-
hos issued this season The typography,
and all mechanical qualities OF printing aud
birding are simply superb, and the prices
VG table marvel, to the old time book buyer
The hat includes the works, complete, ofDick-
rms 10 vol, reduced in price from % 50 to 9
net ThAckeray' 5, from loo to G.75; George
kIiots from 1900 to 375j Washington lr-
rings Works, from 20.oo to 4.oO; SCOTS
NsverIey Novels, from 30 % to 80, Haw
ilurue Works, from p 90 to 6 so, }. Feni-
eoore Cooper $, from 80 90 to II 5O Bulwers
tom 81 25 TO 500 VIM Black $, from 10 90
200; De Quincy 5, from 1000 to 30 The
publisher sends them to any one for examine
ton before requiring any payment, on reason
able evidence Of good faith, and will send
90 page catalogue Of these aud other works
zee upon application John b. Alden, Pub
isher Is Vesey Street, New York
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The Independent Move. Tocsl.

The Independeut Move. rucsday the
!. icr Of In. ndcnnlcn w,. hoql IN Port
Tobacco. aud an independent cnnl.j add
he seen discussing tue situation nfodideer,
CORNER Is, were not inlppendcui ,uod.l Is
be 81 PARTY 90 their proposed mcyenc.i bD
nr,r s,.cy ru,,,h 10 6nd out d. d..
inss. and their contm9Iaiaa Plan o o.grt-
zion for the benefit ot the p4blic though 81,
may NOT be precisely accurate az to who will
compose the ticket For the Legislature
Nanicmov will he represented by Mr.. jaime,
Franklin. Pauxent by Mr.. f. D. r 6p4n.
and if w,s said tbat Dr. Hawkins would
sbonIdcr tbe third honor bu. ls.er SIC 4strd
that tho hos. had even ootten mo .his move
man, and th.. mr. b.c,ma disoustel and lan
III. co,n,} DIR Carr;co Lea candidate for
Indgp Jenkin. Mace on ,be Orphans oar
gepcb with two otbcr candidates vet to lie
c...... ,,,,,,,,;ss;oror. tt..
....,.,.,.,tam., nm, nae bce, s,id and
G.,v candidates named Hon. S. Cox. IT,.
has l,oo, nr,raa bv his friends in Aliens.
From dis,r,ct to hccame a can lidate. bit
whether be will Void 10 the entreadcs Of hi,
friends a,a with - hold heart brave ineyi,a-
hIe defeat remains 10 be seen. Mr.. J. Il. Chap
peleir Rem. has been strenaously urged 70 bc-
come e,ndid,te also for this office, but
positively declined Mr.. Chappelear says t.m,
acra, poIiticians have almost worried his lie
~, ~, ,ho;r uroo,, o,neals to him to ruo.
bot he a., never been candidate for the
olice and has no ambition in that respect
For ,u,rff the INDEPENDENT has already an
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what we Claim. We claim to have the
'srgest aud best assorted stock of gents 5cwcd
and pegged calf boots, long and short legged
zip boots, Napoleon gratn and gum boots
ladies' hne hand aud machine sewcd baton
aud lace CATERS, IN kid, straig ht aud pcbhle
goat ever eGered in the district A e claim
that our stock Of boys, misses ana child 5
shoes is unsurpassed We clnm hat our
prices are lower than the same Iu. " goods
are sold elsewhere he claim tlL,t 81. nov
What kiud Of boots OF shoes are dcsuap.e for
this section, having worked tweuty-one years
Tor the interest OF the people H. lieIlbrUn
tO2 9TH ST, sign. the old wom1n in winow
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Orphans COurt-Thi, court was in scs-
siou Tuesday present Judges jenkins and
CORY. A citauuoh was issued to Francis
Teunison, administrator OF Ann Bailey, de-
ceased to appear before the court on Tuesday
neIt to show cause why he does not pay over
che balance due the heirs Of said deecdent-
r. =. Gardiner, administrator D. . a. Of
Thomas J. Gardiner submitted first account
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Death Of and old and respected IN


zen.-We are panied to announce the death
of Dr. Stouton " Ueht, who died at his resi-
dence near Centreyille Sunday October 7'a'
1888, aged about 10 years Dr. Dent has
been in failing health for sometime past, oat
his iudomitable energy and viii, sustained
him until Sunday, when he was forced 70
succumb There is no man who ever l'''d
among us better known and more highly re-
s.,ected for his high toned principles than was
Dr. Dent He began life very poor, but by
strict integrity, industry, and unrelenung en-
ergy he accumulated sufficient competence
TO provide for himself and family and to give
his children a classical education. lie Was
much loved in his section of the county, oy we
poor especially, whom he never failed 10 attend
in sickness when called upon, whether paiu or
not, and his loss will be deeply felt, lie leaves 2
widow and children, daughters and sous
surviving him. Three OF Tire daughters ar
married and two single The three sons arr
ia the South, two of whom engaged in tue
Apothecary business, and the third practicihg
law and managing the Citizens National
Bank Of Eutaula, Ala Our sincere sympathy
is extended his sorrowing family.
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Carpenter,s Rane Cnse.

Carpenters Rape Case. Carpenter ha
undoubtedly fled, aud put los bond in fol
three thousand dollars Tuesday. The day
Get apart for his trial, on tpotou Of VIM
HILL State 5 Attorney for Prince George
county his bond WIS declared forfeited 4
number OF state with, sses were iu attendance
at court in Marlboro but we're discharged and
returned home Tuesday afternoon
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-12

-, The great female remedy is prepared by
We Nomcn's NsJt,cal Institute Of Buffalo,
~ +, and is their favorite prescription for
names who are suffering from wcakness or
Complaints connon to the srv 1t is sold bv
lI uggists AT Sl.OO per bottle Ladies can
OBTAIN advice tree. Send stamp tor names @.
those who have been cured
dec SLY.
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Transfers OF Propert.

I""'INIH Ut IWVNI " '70'l VI U II5I
o. personal property from WIN. Shorter TO +.
J HUNT; consideration, Ss1 Deed from
Vim. Henry Day and wife to rhomss L. rwi-
tOrd for lot adjoining Richard Barnes consid-
eraron, $40 Deed from Thomas Poscy to
" H. Hayden for part Of tract D 'enl called
"Mill point consideration, 500.
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- . -

II trust h.,,e been terrible state Of affairs,
that caused 81. rst.mist to ash, "Who can
stand before his c5Il IN hi, day the RENE
dies were tew tnd doubtful, how much hrp-
pier should this generation be, that has as a
household remedy, d. Bulls Cough Syrup,
so wonderful has been It's cures that millions
rise up and call it blessed
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Auction Sale Continued. The al,

Auction sale Continued. The auction
sale Of merchandise belonging 10 the estate 0t
the late VIM Boswell not being completed 81
Saturday the same is continued until to-
morrow This sale ]. preemtory tGd no bY-
bidders, so that bargains eau b. had II auy
one desires TO purchase merchandise Re
member Saturday is the day
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EVERYBODY Alarmed

Everybody Alarmet .-Ncine 20 our 60
tsblishment and we will put you inside Of an
elegant aud stylish new fsll suit or overcoat
at price SO low that it will scare you. For
economy aud solid satisfaction, 90 to the
great Baltimore Clothiers, &. y Oehm 4 Son,
$50 w. Pratt Street, through to 50 Hanover
Street.
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LATEST STYLES
~
SPRING DRY GOODS

:
All Woo opung Dre's ''oO'''
Nuns Nc'hhg AL ne" eoi'''
Spring DRESS Goods ne" VO''''
Spring Cashwcrcs ~" eo'''''
Summer SliAs. 9ocls' o-,''' '''
Black Dress sins sl'VO' go
and $500. and
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v....;ur o.... ooo,.
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O''l'e ''''' ''''
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Heartily Recommended.

no9 condemn a good thing because you
u n1.I ogen deceived by worthless nostru ms.
IatSer Ginger Tonic bas cured MANY in
wv section from nervous disorders add we
commend II heartily to such sufferer
Sept. liam
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FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES

,'ta" "f.sn' At the rcqne of numer-
o'S friends, have consented 10 becone a
,1'l'af'e tor seat in The next House Of Del
ava respectfully solicit your support
JAMS i inASEltv
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Detention Thursday, Octobe Fth,
Mr. W II Il Nilhr, one Of fhe uoaaace, Of
he Republican party for the House ct p4lt.
gntes, rendered his resignation Mr. Nilhr
gives AS hrs reason for so doing, which will
BE seen by hi, lerter Of drclrnuon appended
below that he believes the success of his par
> will be better served by his r,. guatiou, his
ambition having been grtjfcd by .ac loui-
nation. The Republicans = ate Crntta. COM
aiitc. in whom the poNtr 30 nh vacancies is
eodgeS. upon receiving Mr.. Milers letter of
Ersigdation, accepted thc same anl appointed
Mr. Richard $ Mitchell, the c,udjlttc before
1hc convention receiving the neat highest
munster Of vote, to fiji the yacauey
AEwuUHG. Mn. Oct. 4th. 1857.
State Central Committee of C.mil.s oounty
A. the success OF the rcpubli1,ri ticket tnty
De better SvrYcd by my rcsi1uauCa as eau
iilue tor the legislature, You .ttt ri I.hert,
20 select some other Republican ia my >te,d.
v, past umlilion having been .,rru'aris ell b..
ii, nomination BE assured t0.u shaI
rIen. all the influence have n oehnf OF the
.ickeJ selected by the Republican convention
and shall he ever GRATEFUL to tb1-a who voted
DOR sle in the convention. W y M MmLEH.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-12

?, Tray hairs often cause ANNOYANCE which
~. Aet HAIR Baislm prevents by restoring
!ouu''ul color sep liam
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-12

W. h haurer. Baltimore, saws Il have
u>%l iraw , Iron Bitten for dyspepsia, aud
- doae me great deal OF good
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-12

Time now to get good resolutions, rs PUT
thug an stoves and getuns the pipe together
u 81 hand
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Local. BrccitIeS.

Get out your tall toggcry.
Farmers work shaping up.
Give The stove elbow room.
Oyercoats need Il careful inspection
The new comet is rapidly becoming as
large as a bosom pin
Late hours is said, lead to the peniten-
i6ry-or matrimony.
Chcsiuuts have made their appearance and
the small boy with club is happy.
Shoot tn straw hat aud put away the linen
dester, 'or summer has ended.
Gray s 10 be the leading color in bonnets,
with hne dlmy steel net and lace.
The Duclung club hts been making ar
engagements for fine sport tins season.
Mr. Perry Wilmer has purchased 20 tons OF
fertilizer for wheat
Towson has the finest SILKS IN Washington.
Give him Il sail.
The cannery is still in operation, and will
can all goods that can oc furnished.
Reads Grand Dutcbcss Cologne is the
sweetest perfumcry in Ametca aad YOU u
bottt and is kept at Howard Bros, Cox's
'''''oH' 'P -o-'"
i.,
again on the political path.
,..., ,:,....
~ Ano"s W. numerous .'. '"'N'u''es "uiouhc-
GU Do' Is '"' ''''9''
Young men with umbrellas around the
church louss we're In 3cnand SUNDAY.
Conversational services rela ID CHRIST Church
Wednesday and Thursday "eIe 5iinly at
tended
u, sii..t...;.. i,
No.. i..o. a,i a.
,,,,o ,,..,, ~ Wv
'''''
may lao 6.s,ii,nd f..5.tr ,n'.,,t, ~ ,L,. ,",!,
de.,rn,.r Ink rrnst
Parents with u,rriaocahe daucbtars mr.,
beginuipo 80 .hiycr rnd will be- even h,,r,-
or m uric, .his season man il was L,sf
Gather the green mltocs before severe
fros-s. and spread them cut to ripcn in the
cellar sunny room /, also !. good place.
Reads three minute headache aud ueur,l-
gin cure is almost IA monarch for tue hetdtchc,
neuralgia, rhcumttism or any acute pain
made by " II Read, Baltimore Il Light
St' Baltimore. Nd, pr"prctorS Of React 5
Grand DntcAcss Cologne. ap :a-hn
Mr. john y. Aladd ~ ; crop ct tobacco
measure" m len. lIi GA 'n 'ver,Sc by the lei
TWO Iftl"hu "a inches "ldt. no eau beat ~
,,-,,
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Release Of Mortgage By Sarah l..
Psrkhurst and W Mex Burroughs on %
acres Of land TO Thomas wood and wife
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Eetal ap0 QusollaI.

TS- The OMce u hs INDEPENDENT has beeH
t,wooed 10 The frsf floor ~ he H1sosic Man,
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4 wonderful discovery reads three min
G'e headache and neuralgia cure is tue won
ger OF the 18Th century as hundreds upon
hundreds Of our best citizens have been cured
,A two mInu Is ofintents neuralgia and sick
headache, after using everything they could
near Of, and irving all the doctors in vain -
Neadis three inmate headache cure sell for %
cents and is kept At our friends, Howard
brothers. april 20-lm
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Some person attempted to set FIRE to the
pile of shingles purchased by Mr.. Smoot for
his new hotel. by placing lighted match in
the middle Ct the pile fhe fire caught and
burned the ends Of several shingles and then
went out CAN'T be possible that there lives
among US any person so base rs to commit
such an act Yet it is true for 4 match casu-
ally thrown could not have fallen where the
burning nncnrrrd
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Mr. 1oscph R. Wilmer, EdsIgn in t.e L :.
Naval scr,ice hlS rctea.cd har his southern
cruise, and is at home c,-5ot a holiday
With his relations.
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NIr. EradfOrd,s EscaDc
HOW BE GOT AWAY FROM GEMS SLOCUN AM
M'NAHON.

HOW BE GOT AWAY FROM GEMS sLocUM AND
From the New York Sun. to-day.
Gen. w. Fl. Slocum and Gen. Mcmahon have re.
Gently returned from an inspection OF the Soldiers
Home at Dayton Ohio. On Saturday morning they
stopped at Philadelphia for breakfast, and while
waiting at the Broad street station for the signal
to board their special car Gen. Mcmahon observed
q man whom he thought he recognized as an
acquaintance. The General, being or a social
turn. eyed his man and then approached him and
shook hands cordially, saying:
bradford" !" obl1g!ngly replied the stranger
"Of New York, II remember?, Continued Gen
Mcmahon, affably.
mo: OF Bryn Mavr." responded the stranger
"Ah, yeS-Bryn Mawr. had forgotten Glad to
just then General Sioctm came % and caught
the maine and recollected a Bradford who served
In his command during tho war. "Why hello" !"
exclaimed General SlOcum with effusiOn. "Da-
iighted to see sou. My name is Slocum. You're
Bradford, OF Byrn Mawr. Knew you well during
the war. It isn't possible you have forgotten
me7"
Bradford meanwhile had edged toward A no
lceman In the depot. 81 can't say, Mr.. Siocum
that remember you or your friend, - he said sbut
don't propose 10 join you in any kind of game
this morning The fact Is, knew you both to be
confidence operators from the nTst moment saw
you."
The policeman, who had evidently "caught on. -
made a grab for the two gentlemen, who rushed
As they scrambled on board the policeman dashed
Tor the telegraph Office The special car, however
made no stop and the gentlemen have so far es-
capped the lookup.
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BALTIMORE MERCHANTS CoMPLAINING OF THE DIS
ELIMINATION IN FAVOR OF WASHINGTON
The merchants Of Baltimore have sent protest
70 Mr.. Reuben Foster, the superintendent OF the
POTOMAC transportation company, against the
discrimination OF freight rate against Baltimore in
favor of Washington on the river lines In reply,
Mr. Foster states that the discrimination COM
planned OF has been forced upon him by competi-
ton at the Washington end OF his line; tn at the
three lines OF steamers that run from Washington
to landings along the Potomac have cut rates to a
point where 1T is only question of time before
some OF them must succuInb to the daily losses
they are sustaining at the rates that now prevail:
that the passenger rates from Baltimore were re-
duced on his line to correspond in proportion with
a similar reduction On the Washington route and
that the steamer Sue, the only one On the route,
mas not been run at a loss to his company, but
ming expenses.
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POlygamy Among the Indians.
THE RULE OF THE INDIAN BUREAU AGAINST IT n
ID n A


RETROACTIVE.
The rules recently formulated by Mr.. Price, the
Commissioner OF Indian Afflrs for the govern
ment OF Indians has given rise to some adverse
criticism In relation, particularly, to the provi
slonS which prohibit the sun dance. the scalp
dance, and plural marriages. The Interpretation
given to the latter rule In some quarters forms the
basis Of the hostile :criticism, and 1t Is taken
for granted that it has a retroactive force The
rule ITSELF however, prohibits "any plural marrl-
age hereafter contracted" and does not propose to
abolish such relations already existing. 1t is be-
lteVed that the dances above referred to demoral-
ze The young OF the tribe, and tncite them 10
like measures, and, in other respects, their IN
fluence is pre1udicial to good order. The
custom OF having more than one wife
was not so general when the Indian was de-
pendent upon the chase for his living, but since
they have been receiving government ratiouS the
more numerous the family the greater the number
OF rationS allowed. These rules have been in oper-
alon since March last, and it Is stated at the In
dian bureau that not single complaint has been
received from the Indian In regard to the enforce
ment OF the rules.
The Acting Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, Mr..
f L. Stevens, to-day called the attention of STAR
reporter to an editorial in the New York World,
which &ssails the Indian bureau for attempting
to carry out such rules termlng them 'blue laws"
The ptfable condition Of the wives turned adrift
Is pictured, and the revolt Of the Indians from the
tyranny which set bounds to their amusements is
wildly portrayed. Mr. Stevens says that the en-
tire editorial is Misrepresentation Of the facts.
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Distinguished Gathering I'm Chicago.
HON. EMORY STORRS' DINNER TO LORD CHIEF JUSTICE


CHICAGO, Sept 21-The dinner given last night
Dy Hon. Emory Storrs in honor OF Lord Chief Jus.
tice Coleridge Was probably the most recherche
af1air OF the kind given In Chicago seventy covers
being spread. The health OF Lord Colerldge was
responded to by the host, Mir. Storrs, the Lord
Ch1ef Justice responding to the sentiment, "the
queen" Other tosts were England and America,
one IN language, law, and literature; the future is
English and American Journalism as cIvilizers
and peacemakerS;" response by Murat Halsted, OF
system of jurisprudence must cement national
friendships;" response by Thomas A. Hendricks:
the lawyer as pioneer" response by Judge T.
health of Mr.. Elliott +. Shepard, OF New York was
also drank. The menu was discussed until late
hour.
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SPEECH OF HON. 7. MoRRrsoy HARRrs
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.
Their Ticket and Platform.

LINCOLN. NEB., Sept 2.-In the republican state
convention Yesterday the following nominations
were made: For regents OF the university NJ j.
Hull, j. NJ. HIATT, j. I. MalloIen and e. p Holmes:
1or Judge OF the supreme court, NJ. d. Reese. The
platlOrm adopted favors proper protective tariff
and a state railroad commisSon: advocates the
FORGETTING of unearned railroad land grants; op-
poses legislation allowing cattle men to secure
large tracts OF public lands; 1ndorseS the admins
tration OF President Arthur, and advocates the
Improvement OF the great rivers OF the west and
south. The convention adjourned at O'Clock this
morning.