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Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Another BurgIury.

Some time last night the store of Mrs
NJ. +. Crozier, AT Pennsylvania avenue
ana DUPONT street was entered by burg
lars, who stole about $l25 worth Of d'y
gOods. The thieves first tried to effect
an entrance by boring around the locA
of he store door, but abandoned that,
and plied oprn the shutter of a SHE
window. They ranSacke,l the store
thoroughly: and selected the best goods,
ana Mrs. Crozier was greatly surprls'N
this morning when she entered the store
and found everything in confusion.
They left brace and bit, a ha1chr'
and two chisels, that were taken Ill
charge by officer Townsley this morn
ing. The hatchet had the name o.
Whiteman stamped on the side, ana "
is supposed the tools were stolen IRON
Mr.. Viii enan's shop in the vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
NenNiS kearneY Agaln.

Dennis Kearn"y, the sand-lot orator,
opened his great wage-raising campaign
in Chicago Sunday afternoon. I've
field Of operations IN tbe new crusade IS
TO cover every leading city in the Unit
ell States, and in the words Of Mr..
kearney, "Ihe great agitation which
resulted in barring ont the lrpcrs OF
Asia will be but Il zrpnyr to the cyclone
when compared viii the campaign no"
begun" kearney'S audience number,
ed several Thousand p-r>ouS, most b,
working men, ana the meeting wa.
quite uecurous all through.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Personals.

N. B. Danforth, druggist of this city,
is visiting Bolton, N. Y.
Henry B Seidel left yesterday for a
trip to the White Mountains.
Levy Court Commissioner Silver is
stopping at the Clayton House.
James F. Bird is enjoying the re-
freshing breezes of Cape May.
DR.. johnson and family have gone to
Cape May.
Miss Lizzie Hills started for Cape
May this morning
William X Crosby, of the dry goods
firm Of Crosby u Hill, started this
morning for the Eastern States.
John N. sheppey and family started
this morning for a trip through New
York State.
DIR. S. W. Murphy of Rugby Acad-
emy left this city this morning to spend
his vacation in the country.
Lewis Thompson, L. S. Revenue Collec.
tor, has returned from a two weeks
trip.
Washington Jones and family left
yesterday for Caldwell ,on Lake George,
n. y.
N. Allen Wise of New Castle, stu.
dent for the ministry at Trenton, n. D.,
is home on Il visit.
Nelson j. Lee,a noted temperance lec-
turer, formerly of this city, is now in
Bridgeport, Conn.
Among the visitors at Cape May are
John Merrick, W. H. Seidel, NJ. G.
Hutchinson, Edward T. Candy, U. H.
Farra, DR.. L. Fl. Scott and family.
Among the late arrivals at Mr.. Bill.
lany's new house, the CarrolltOn," at
Ocean Grove, are Vice Chancellor, John
7. Bird and family, Trenton, \. j.: G.
G. Schrelver and family, Harrisburg
Pa; Mrs. d Anderson and family, Chi
cago Miss l.. Green, Washington, ID.
G.. Miss Harriet L. Schrom, Covington,
Ky; f. H. Gregg and family, John w.
Dietendorf and family, President John
Wilson and wife, Miss Lizzie Maris
and George n. Maris. Of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Honesty ReW8rded With Graft.
fn(lp.

Mrs. DIR. Bliss picked up a ten dollar
note yes erday on the crossing at Thiri
and Tatnail streets, and While ontrln-
plating how best 10 restore il 10 the
owner, young lady wa, seen anxious
ly scanning the street in that vicinity.
On being questioned if she had lost amy
thing, she replied, "a ten d"ilrr niil. "
1t was returned 10 her wi,is il rn.s
better imagined than descrbpu - both
parties. She has also in her POSSESSION
a beautiful gold stud found IN the Doc
tors office, No 2l1 W. Third street
awaiting au owner,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
A Lost Watch.

Yesterday afternoon. as William
Forrest, OF No. l0l1 East Eighth street,
was driving along some ten miles from
this city, he saw some very fine cher
ries, and alighted to pick few. After
eating what he wanted he again started
toward home, and had gone about eight
miles from the place when he discover
ed that he had lost his watch.
1t was too late then to retrace his
steps, but he stated his intention of go
ing ont to the place to-day, as he thinks
lie must have caught the chain in some
Of the limbs, and left the watch hang
ing in the tree.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
THIRD ED|T|0A \
ANOTHER DEFEAT,
The Quickstep WOrsted by the
TrentOm-Oeher Games,

The Trenton club again administered
q crushing defeat to tho Quickstep, at
Trenton yesterday, in 81 championship
game. The Jersey team, who were The
laughing stock at the opening OF the
season, are rapidly advancing TO the
front and winning game after game.
In consequence of this their salaries
have been raised and from present APP
pearance they bid fair to come out Of
the race close to first place. The
Quicksteps are losing ground, and the
stockholders are at loss what to do
to improve the nine, and it has beeL
suggested that several of the players
who are weak at the bat be released
and good batters substituted. One
thing is certain, change will have to
be made somewhere in order to
strengthen the team.
The score by innings yesterday was
as follows:
Trenton 0O02O 3 2-2
Quickstep OOOO -
THE BUTCHERS, On THURSDAY.
In the absence of the Quickstep base
bail club this week, the only attraction
at Quickstep park will be the game be-
tween the Wilmington and Chester
butchers, which will no doubt be a
treat to all who attend. This will be
the third contest between these two
clubs, and as each have won one game,
this will decide which is the best club,
and hard fight will be made by each.
The last game which was played in
Chest. was interesting and exciting,
and as both clubs are in good trim, the
game on Thursday will be warmly con-
tested. The game will be called AT 3
O'Clock. Gentlemen will be charged
25 cents and ladies will be admitted
free.
The Kids, who defeated the Sun
Flowers by score Of 6 o3, have organ.
ized with the following players: L.
Robinson, c. /; L. Mtssick, p; VIM,
Beckey, $. 5. L. Cole 1st b. 5. War
field, 2nd b. NJ. Townsley, 3D. b. {.
Mitchner, J. f.; I, Lowe, c. f.; f. Ma
honey, r. f. X. Giant, first substitute.
Challenges received by the Captain, S23
Lombard street, or at All Taylor street,
from any club whose mem bers are nm
der Ii years of age.
Games elsewhere yesterday
At Camden-Merlitt,ll Harrisburg,
Z.
At Brooklyn-Anthracite, .; Brook
lyn, 4.
At Butfalo-Butfalo, 1 New York,
/.
At Detroit-Prov!dence. q Detroit,
l.
AT Altoona-Philadelphia, 3 Altoo-
ma. &.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flower, 4
Bridgeton, 0; Hartville, 8 Ross, of
Chester, l.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Guiteau's Sister Again.

CHICAGO. July "A sSaSsin Guiteau =
sister has brought another action III a
Court il this County against her di.
vorced husband, George Scovill", ask
ing that he he restrained
from visiting her place Of abode
and from detrauding her from her
properly, and that he he compelled to
contribute 10 her support and thar OF
her child and 70 give to her the asSa>-
sins effects. She claims to have sup.
ported he self and daughter by dress
making and to have kept the chile in II
boarding school,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
sheriff sales.

Sheriff Martin ndverti,es to sell at
public safe on Friday, til" 2n'h inst, at
the hotel Of Jacob Richardson in New
Castle, a .ot Of land and two story
frame hon,e, belonging 10 John Collins.
On Saturday, the list inst, AT the Courr
House, the house no. los Eaat Third
street, belonging to Hannah l.. Carter.
Three story brick house, bakery, and
lot AT the corner of Lincoln street and
Gi'pin avenue, belonging TO Robert
Taylor. Also 10. near the corner Of
Chamherlin and Thirteenth streets, be,
longing to VIM. H. Pierce deceased.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Thas NJ liS1c stand.

MEssES EDITORS Can you inform
me what is the reason the First Reg
ment Band have not given amy op'n
air concerts this season ? Last ye''
money enough was raised to purchase
stand for them, to be used for thai pll'
pose and we had great many prom,
ises for our dollars, of what they Won"
DO this year if the stand was proviue"i
hut that seems to have been the last "
1t. We would like to hear soine'l,ins
of them this season, provided 'i1;aI in;aI
have not sold out to the Wizard Vi'
Company. A few open air concerts ~
the vicinity of Tenth and Market strer,,
would be very acceptable these war"
evenings. A CONTRIBUTORS
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Lost Articles,

A. Donoho lost memorandum book
in the street, few days ago. The finder
will be literally rewarded Tor his
trouble on bringing the same to this
office.
The finder Of a bunch OF keys, lost on
Monday, will he paid liberal reward
on bringing them to this office The
above articles are Of no value to any one
but the owners, aud they should be
promptly put in possession Of them.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Painful Accidents.

Yesterday Chief Engineer Maxwell,
of the steamer FELTON,. while walking
around the boat, stepped on IA banana
peel and sprained his ankle badly. He
will not be able to perform his duties
for several days.
Joseph f. Edwards, the cigar manu-
facturer at Eighth and Kirkwooh
streets, accidentally slipped and fell
down a stairway last evening, breaking
one of his ribs and otherwise injuring
himself. \ physician was summoned
and dressed the wounds.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Caution,

d. II. Coyle, Chief Engineer Of the
Water Department, notifies all persons
that they are strictly forbidden to either
hathe or wash their dogs in the south
race on the Brandywine, and he is de-
ttrmined to prosecute all parties who
may pollutr the water by this or any
other illegal practice.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
A CaIath umptan Serenade.

About II o'clock last nigh. a party
of ca alathnmpians paid their respects to
Mr.. kuhleman, the German druggist
at Fourth and Walnut streets, who has
recently taken unto himself wife.
They were provided with a horse fiddle,
"A number of horns and other iustru-
ments of discord, and kept up their
unearthly din, that reused the people
for squares around, un il the victim
came out and beguied them to beer
saloon, where they drank the health
of Mr. and Mrs. Kuhleman in foaming
glasses Of the favorite German bever.
age
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Where IL Can he Procured,

A correspondent complains that the
advertisement in the EEPrELICAN. of
" a liens Brain Food" fails to state
where it can be purchased, and We
wonld say in reply that the article i,
for safe bv Taylor 4 Fullerton on King
street above Third, and probably by
Othrr lrnggls',.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
- - -

If you suffer with Sick Headache.
Constipation, Dizziness, Sour Stomach
or Bilious attacks, Emory's Little Ca.
thartic Pills will relieve you; as a regu.
Iatort of the bowels they have no equal;
very small, one to three "a dose. Id
cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Administration A Sale.

The household effects Of the late
Christian Messick, will be sold at pub.
lie sale at No. 222 East Sixth street,
on Thursday, the 18th inst, and his
real estate, consisting of five desirable
houses, will be sold on Saturday, the
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Look to Your Health,

You will not mind the
warm weather half SO much
if you will be careful in diet
ing yourself and using moth
ing but healthy food. Oat
meal food should be used
plentifully, and a handful Of
it put in your ice cooler will
temper the water and have
a good effect. The health
food | have should be better
known and more used than
it is. We do not pay enough
to the food we eat,
and that is the reason why
there IS SO much summer
sickness. You may get along
in winter and fall with ordi.
nary flour, but you want the
best now. Come around to
my store and we will talk
the matter over. 1t will bel
to your benefit. WIN. d.
Fifth and King
streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
The Inst lDAy.

This is the last day Of DR.. Darinon' )
forty-sixth professional visit to our
city. All who wish to consult him must
do 50 before 10 O'Clock this evening"
Those who are afflicted and desire r"
liet must act promptly Or continue I"
suffer until his Attn visit, Or find rcli"l
elsewhere
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
knocked bow II by Il Horse.

a iour-year old son Of Lewis Bruncr,
living at jos Orange street. WAS knock.
ed down by a horse last evening and Sc
ver"ly Injured, a deep cash was cut
across his nu~e and on" Of the bones
bruNnu
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Died from the Heat

On Sunday evening Mrs. James Nc.
Closkev, a resident of Smyrna, died
from the effects Of the heat, after an
illness OF one day. She was about A.
years Of age, and her remains will bp
taken to Philadelphia, where the funeral
will take place tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
NJ al Dog.

About II o'clock on Sunday morning,
quite an excitement was caused near
Market street wharf, by dog that
was supposed to be mad. He finally
took refuge in coal yard in the vicini-
ty, where he was shot by officer Pier
son.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
short Chicken Crop.

Georgia lnourns short chicken crop.
The fowls are so scarce that only nabobs
can know their taste, and newspaper
mourniully expresses the wish that
" wicked Yankees would put some of
their chickens in cans and send them
down here. "
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Letters Granted,

Let,ers Of administration hav. been
granted by Etgis'er !iigg, TO Francis
y. Buck on the estate of the late Mary
j. Buck, and ie,tamentary letters 10
Ellen Y +. ringer, eX"cutriX Of the cs-
tate Of the !ate Jacob Erringrr.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Re1rlgerssors.

Provision safes, water coolers, win
dow screens, fly traps, ice cream freez-
ers and many other articles in season.
j. c. johnson & Son, No. 225 Market
street
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Fish.

Powell Bros. haya on their lis in
Third street market some fine salmon
and nice fresh catties, besides their usu-
al varie'y of the finny tribe.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Mother swans Worn syrup.

Infallible, tasteless, harmless, ca
thartic; for feverishness, restlessness,
worms, constipation. Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Oysters, Fish and oysters.

The best salt oysters in this city, re-
ceived every day prices 80 and 40
cents. Also crabs and clans received
daily. Wm. Pennell, l2O and l22 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Ii IL no Wonder

they are busy at Russel's Bee Hive, BOG
Market street. They take trade dol
lars at par, and sell goods below value.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

The Wilmington Jrs. defeated the
Our Boys Jrs., by score of s to 6 in u
game played this morning.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
N Office.

Fresh eggs received every day, at
Pyle's Flour and Feed store, 2nd and
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Ladies',

We have nice kid foxed lasting top
lace shoe in exchange for one trade
dollar, at Babcock's, No. 2O6 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
S,suxe MerinO Undervear.

for ladies and gentlemen, splendid
value at 25 cents. Crosby Il Hill, 30
and 222 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

Dr. Russell,of this city, has remove ~
to Lewiston, Pa, where he will ens"s'
in the practice of his rOfcssion.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Lad

Call and see those fine pebble button
CATERS, $l.75, former price S2.25, at
Babcock's, 2O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
DIR. Niansns' Cholera syrup.

The old standard medicine in Viii
mington for ~ years, for diarrhea. =
Never fails. Fourth and King SITS.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Hot Lunch

at the Delmarvia, 724 Market street,
every day from 10 to 2 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
Trade Dollars

taken at par in exchange for dry goods,
at the Bee Hive, 3O6 Marke street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10
BALTIMORE, April 18th, 1888;

DIR. J. SlMMS 4 SON
DEAR SlRs During the years 1869 to 1877,
while residing in Wilmington. u J.. suffer
edfroln diseased lungs. splitting blood. etr
would tai your White Pulmonc ,alsum.
which always gave me almost immediate =
lief, and II is my firm belief that had taken
Ii regularly and persistently it would hH e
effected a permanent cure in six months But
like most OF people | was content with the re-
lief gained for the time being and grew care
less nntil another attack would warn me Of
danger. ertainly believe in your White
Pulmunic Balsar, and have recommended it
to several irend-. AL Of whom have been rene-
the time (is1l) clerk in office of Supervi sing
Architect, Trea sury Department. Washington
y. g.. who was also splitting bio .d and whom
It cured. Very respectfully yours
FRANK N LEN,
No. bs Jefferson Place. Baltimore. Nd.
We ca" give lnultitudes of testimo-
nies similar to the above, attestng the
great curative power of our White Pull
monte Ba!sam. The writer, Mr.. NOlen,
is well known in Wilmington, as well as
Baltimore. Our Dr. Simms' White Pull
monte Balsam has the confidence Of
thousands as a perfect lung remedy and
the leading lung remedy of Whining
ton, Del. - cents and Sl.O0 Sold by
dealers in medicines.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

iiYOR Rents SIX-RuOMED HOUSES
r. and tuur-roOmed houses o or Eleventh
street bridge. Apply to N. LlEl'ERMAN.
Fifth and Market streets. Jylou
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

NYANTED-AH GIRL WISHES A PLACE
w to do general houscwork Apply at
III Washington street. jylU 2t.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-10

DUBLlC SALE WILL BE SOLD a.
l. on Wednesday, July II, at 10 AS
o'clock, a. m, in front of l.. W. STIDIIAM
n son $ Auction ROOM bay horse, wagon
and harness. Terms at sale. iyl0lt*
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

The Snnre,nn Irnurt nj tho ITnitnd
~ 'p'1n a,. - -, '' " y
States on last TUESDAY decided the civil
rights law unconstitutional. The Times.
Democrat. in Speaking OF it, saws.
,yosto.d,u a1,nost ,nan;n,a,,.,,. j.,
,,aaS 1 ,rth IN, ,' nna ,,osan,;,n " ,o;,,. tha
Su",.ane Su1u @ CnHrt NJ s I've irp;toI 49, So
ap vippad d n,t one nne of tbs lost rai;rs % a ' ,bo
WIZ wapIa Iu t;nn @ " tha Rsnrhj;n",, " ,n
'.ass.es wa. ' .ha n;y;l r;nbts XII Th;s h,,I
Von ,,.od az , ,,raot daaI a. 81 a,nnn,,,r,. @ ~"
as~ac.IIv in tna Sontharn Stotns amI
Gs Lls iaa,, :" ,ha ~ has;s - an , ;",n,a,,',', "
nao arno,,ut nto 81 ,itigation Its ;lle,al;tu All
"n,oumt ~ n,;nnsi;tw h.va baan rane.tah "
iv ;ns;Sted on hnt dasn;t. this tbis n,,,nsro,,s ]
ieris,nns have nav been rendered hv the
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We publish this week the letter
Of the above eminent colored di-
vine addressed to q member Of
his church in Grenada coun,
~. We commend this letter to every
,colored man Id this county. Its senti-
.ments are elevated, noble and patriotic,
He does not regard the Independent
Party as entitled to the least respect, OF
az having q separate party existence,
He viewsthem as they should b. simply
asplace hunters political bankrupt in the
party they desert and ready to sell out
Office. An,
He advises his race and in this he sup
ported by the Hon. j. r. Lynch amongst
the ablest OF his race in this State, either
to preserve their organization OF republi-
cans or to fuse with the democratic par
ty.-Charleston Sentinel.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-10-20

ply to the States; but as it is the law
making power Of the District Of Column
bia, it can legislate for the District.
There are probably several hundred
cases growing out Of this bill before the
courts in various portions Of the country,
and thousands of others are threatened.
This decision OF the Supreme Court will
very efectually kill all these and rid the
country of very troublesome question,
which has kept alive race prejudiceand
feeling without being OF the slightest adj
vantage to the negro, for whose be.ieft
it was nominally passed.
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The startling fact has recently been
developed that over l 100000 of the vo-
ters of the United States are incapable of
reading the ballots thy put into tht
boxes. There are various causes for this,
but the state of things should not be per-
mitted to exist. Ii there is any danger
that the future voters of the country
will be in such dense Ignorance, compul-
sorry education should be resorted to.
Pure politics and iliteracy are bot 60 4
bed fellows.
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Or. J. ]. Gage the Democratic noni-
nee for the State Senate in this the 36th
Senatorial District is q gentleman OF
high moral anG intellectual worth and
standing. In his own community, at
Grenada, where he has lived for the past
forty years no man stands higher .or il
more appreciated rs q acitizen physician
and gentleman. AS politicianhe stands
high in the ranks Of his party and to
the democratic creed noneis more loyal
orabiding faith He is well posted in
politics, is a good bold and fearless de-
bator and will make the canvass inter-
esting to his opponents.
He with the whole democratic ticket
in this county goes into win, and knows
no such word as fail. DR.. Gage will soon
put out in this county list Of appoint
ment where he will be glad to meet and
address his fellow citizens OF the county.
Ofcourse his opponent will be invited 10
meet and discuss with him. Charleston
Sentinel. b
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| q mons political Office on account of his
sunnosed availahilitv pnon whon, =, cnn-
ceptrate the vote ~ he he nart, to to con- con-
te,t with candidate of tba onnos;to
nartv fnr tho nfl;ce ana for my MY othar po.,se ras
son son has the narty that a anthnr;tu M m p' %
Whera a rnol;t;nol nortr nndor,aLog
without the consent al tbs ssn;Ionts ~
select or nominate ono ~ twn 81 tba;r v
members who are candidates hefore tho
4 naonle for ! ron.nol,tioaI aff;ca not',o
run against an opposition candidate. but
| to get clear or rid of the other candi-
ldate their nomination il not politieaI
bit arbitrary and inyidious, an All
co,am ao,l ;udtes and bindino On no ono
| A member ola nolitical nartv shonld he
ever ready to Weld his nersonal wisbos
and asnirations to tba act;on of his mortw
done fdr he banefit ar - .nnnnsod = iJ bano& m !;
of tbe narty within tba sodpa o5J of AZ H. -,
| "a tho ~ ond ~ III IL =" y.
Ill r. p,y, ,.n, - ~ 80" VI vno pa',y y, "a
Anno .IA Sno 10" VI az Paieiqs' to,"i'' Inc
lu,u W aoeion Mnion GOVERNS .he parry III
oon.o'.' 'ol eno nas'eiy Win Cne op'
posl.e party ., parties, When j. goes ne-
yohd shat ana afrogates TO itself the
power. OF the cemmupity or State,
which Is the aggregate OF all parties, or
select the ofhcer, aud not nominate the
candidate for the office merely, exceeds
Its jurisdiction and its action is bind.
ing on no one.
Barksdale lived to put to blush his
dirty slanderers, and when his gallant and
patriotic spirit was called away. left n
whole State in tears.
Ayainst me 40 ooo;not him ,ha sa,so-
less rrv has haan raisad % ,.na3s @ lo tno o 90
ular with the opposition'n Nothing elser
absolutely nothing else is alleged by as
shrewd, bitter and unprincipled enemies
az anv man ever had That crv would
prodnce such a nreiudice again = me thar
were | to 90 before a partv convention
the object OF which sbouli be TO deter.
mine which OF two the party should CON
ceptrate its vote mon simnlv and not
10 select the most available man TO con.
test for the office with an opposition
candidate. if against nv opponent for
nomination no such cry was raised, |
would inevitably fall a victim to the
ocuScl6SS ana cruel prejudice, WIlIG on
the other hand, mark YOU, should the
object OF the convention be, and the only
legitimate object it could have, to nonui-
nate the most available man to run
against an opposition candidate. nv
greater popularity with the other side
would give me the decided advantage,
every thing else being equal. The illus
tration demonstrates the correctness OF
my position that the only legitimate OBJ
ject OF a party convention in nominating
candidate, is to elect the most available
man nrovided he Is n capable man to run
against an onnosition iandidate ana
when a n,rty arrngates to itself the right
~ name tha otf;csr ;nstead of nominatinp
tba candidate for the Office # weeds IFS
.ower m and can lind 10 onn hv its act
Tho arbitrary and nnnol;t;col oct which
y sooLs " ~ % maIo h;nJ;na mon @ tha e nartv
~ - 3uo tha conrant;on w ] whinH nom npom;nataf nv
onnonent " @ @ hoe nrnd,,anJ the rnsnIt NJ
u, gp1.nJ p9oJt ,,.' PaU,,II;o, ,ir,