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LEApyILLE, COL, July 2l.-A hard glove
fight between Tom Wslling and Bryan
Campbell took place in the old skating rink
here yesterday afternoon and was the bard.
est fght in the history Of Lesdville. Camp.
bell was game and came 10 the scratch
manlully' bn. Wal!ipg sulked in his corner
were fought, in the last OF which Walling
Was knocked aenseless by severe blow on
the neck. The fight was characterized By
bard hitting throughout. A o4iao. ylpg
was used on the bs,s ground. Campbell
wss declared the victor smid the rheers o:
the crowd. Walling was terribly punished
snd hisinjnries may rebuilt very seriously.
river, going from Pittsburgh there, in July,
1882 and Walline was whipped alter
hard battle, breaking bonea il both his
hands, .t.
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GREAT DETERMINATIONS
In London 4 gnfnst tho Rejection of th
aE-H- Franchise Bilf. e, -..-.

In London gnfnst tho Rejection of the
"c FrnnchiAe BIZ. ..-..- .,-.--.
LONDON, July 2i.-The procession Of
Trades Unions and others, who took part
in the demonstration in favor OF the fran.
chise bill at Hyde Park this afternoon be-
gan forming on the Thames embankment
shortly alter tno O'Clock. There was an
immense attendance from an early hour.
At $3.50 p. N. all the approaches from the
Strand to the embenkment were thronged
With thousands from all parts OF the coun.
try. who covered the enbnnknent be-
tween Chsring Cross and Westminster.
Scarlet tanuerets indicated to the various
trades unions the place where ,hsy should
assemble. The great crowd manifested the
utmoet good humor and the best o! order
prevailed. No attenp. was made to interfere
with the procession. The radical politicsl
pamphleta found q brisk sale among the
throug The Prince and Princess OF Wales
witnessed the procession from Whitehall.
At noon the organized trades unions az.
sembled st Sloan sq1are, Paddingtoa
'ICCu3 A2A1toA 'hI1ANtCt 1oll1ktuu 1tt1n.
Finsburg Circus, the Obslisk, Black Frlars
snd Groevenor Gardens and proceeded to
the embankment The political delegates
wora colors. The streets and Bridges across
the Thames were packed and 'hafiic WAS
greatly impeded. 1s
The procession proper, which WAS COM
posed OF eight sections representing the
different trades and twelve sections com
prising various political cluba, was tho
larges. ever seen in London. The weather
IVES ahowery, bu. this did not dsmpsn the
enthusiasm, and the published programme
was carried out. About l0G03'az.icu!.
tural lahorers were in the procession, and
each OF them carried slcis ten.ioSt hop
pole gaily decorated with ribbons and
showy devices. Aprintinj; press mounted
on wheels was il line with
the marching men, from which
was scattered among the throngs
on the sidewalks copies Of the resolution
denounciug tue conduct Of the House Of
Lords in rejecting the franchise bill. The
mounted farriers and members OF the Far.
riers societies, 1000 strong, rlade eplen.
did showing, as did also toe numerous
other trades societies, temperance and
friendly aocieties and wnrkinYmpns' clubs.
The. meeting at the park Was the biggest
ever seen in London, and 1t is .ea!ima.ed
that over 100000 persons were present.
The addresses were made from different
Platforms, the speakers being Sir Wilfred
Lawson, Mr.. Jesse Ceilings, N. r; MIR.
Samuel Storey, M. P; Mr.. William Spree
ton Caine, NJ. P; Mr., James Edwin Thorld
Rogers, II. p, and Nj. Joseph Arch. The
resolutions tavoring the Franchise bill and
dennuuciog the action OF the HOUSE, OF
Lords were then put and adopted unani.
mouelyx :. ~ N
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. FOREIGN fi..SNES.
The prespects OF indigo in Bengal and
the tea crops in Assam are uaisyosah]s

The prospects OF indigo in Bengal and
the tea cropsin in Assam are unisyosable,
-Four boats were capsizsd on stream on
Lake L7cerne and ten people drowned,
some OF whom we're fore;guesa. ~.
examination in the cass Of Mr., earn.
wall, the Possciiice Secretary at DubIin.
charged With Infamous crimes, y.s heli
yesterday ard resulted in Mr.. Ooln ga,l be-
ing formally remsnded by tae npgisirs.e.
4 crowd Of social;sts assembled bsfore
the Mayors Office, at Msrssilles, yesterday
and demanded work and endcayored 10
force an entry into the buildips, but wsro
prevented by the police. ssyon arrests
we're made. HsIE
Advices from TsmatGye state that the
French claim a pro!ectorate over that por-
ton OF Madagascar lying north Of the fey.
enty.sixth parallel Of eou.h lati,ude. and
also claim an indemnify OF 5000 600 f,suca
and an indemnify to eompeusAts forsigr-
ers for, Losses during the war. France sIso
proposes that the @ .een shall be sstyled
G 1Cen Of Hovas onfy. gs'5 : 90 =
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American A AgricnIiurnl Machinery

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2l.-A pamph.
let in course Of preparation at the Stats
tical bureau Of the State Department and
will be ready 10: issue about two months
hence, which will contain information ci
great interest and value to American man.
ufacturers Of agricultural machinery. a
large number Of requests for information
which the department received from this
clsss Of manufacturer, led Assistant secre.
tary Of State Davis to prepare circular to
the consular officers Of the United States
iustruating them to examine and forward
such information ''as would enable Ameri.
can manufacturers oi agricultural imp!e
ments and machinery, steam, horse and
hand power, to enter into competition
with the manufacturers Of other natiora
for thst shars in the worlds trade to which
the superiority Of their manufactures On.
TILES them" sor -,,..- =,
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FOURTH DISTRICT DEnOcRArs
Nominate Hon. Eustace Gibson, OF ca
bell, for Congress.

Nominate Hon. Eustace Gibson, OF Cn.
bell, for Congress.
cor1tsponde,set OF lnid.ioene.r.
PAgKERsBuRe, July 2I.-The Congress.
sional convention is over and outside OF the
delegates and probably fifty spectators who
assembled in the Academy Of Music; at.
tracted by the music of band, the
citizens OF this "Burgh" knew nothing Of
it. At halfpst two H; O. Semmes
Of Cabell county, called the convention to
order, and nominated Hon. D. II. Leon.
srd, Of Wood, for chairman, and G. F.
Tibbets, Of Mason, for secretary. The
variors Committees were appointed and
the convention took q recess for fifteen
minutes to allow them to prepare their re-.
ports.
Upon yesssembling Hop. Eustsce Glib.
son was nominated by acclamation as q
candidate for reelection to Congress,
'Ches. E Ho9p, Of Mason county, was
nominated 90 Presidential Eiactor from
this district after Judge R. S. Brown bad
been laid out,
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nuraerous !. irrn, n, n nance.

MoAwEauA, ILL, July 2l.-A murderoua
sffray occurred yesterday morning at one
O'Clock at the houEe Of James D. Work.
man. A dance wss in progress when Eve
young men approached the house, and one
Of them threw wrench nearly two feet
long through window, at company o!
ladies'. Mrs. J. D. Hayes, q young married
woman, was struck on the forehead, The
bone wss fractured and the roof the mouth
cared in. Her husband rushed cut and
seiz I'd one Of the marauders in the dark.
He cut his lace and body" besides hitting
him on the head with 3 poker. Pools Of
blood were found outside the house, His
iour comrades carried the wounded man
away, amt it ia reported that he was killed.
The intruders were from distant villsge,
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Tronn!rs OF knights OF Honor.

NEw HAVEN, CosS, July 2l.-Frsnk D.
Sloat, Supreme Director Of the Supreme
L7dze Of Knights OF Honor, says that the
complications which have arisen in that
body by resson OF the determination OF ex-
Supreme Treasurer John Breckenridge, OF
Louisville, and other e1.cthcials in that
Stats not to let the offices be removed 10
S.. Louie, were now in fair way to adjust
themselves speedily. While the books are
in Kentucky now, the new treasurer is in
St. Louie, and all moneys pass at once to
him, thus cutting oH Kentucky from any
aid. Mr.. Slost thinks that the higher
courts will dissolve the injupc.ions made
in the Kentucky courta. All the lodges in
the country denounca the courae Of the
Kentucky ctlicisls. The 81. Louis office
has St00, 600 in the treasury already.
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on one thoueand msiori!y, give her idea Of
"cnnnss'nc.ive contempt"
O'Clock. II-7''7' - '>' '>"so' WI
NIGHT sEssioN,

| ..-,... NlhhF hkSsluNs
Mayor Lander, oil Benwood, fuzyeste
suggested tho increase Of the Execu,iy
Committee from nine to eighteen. Tn
following gentlemen were then named
Cameron, J. W. Hickey. William Howell
Clay, J. II. McGIll, W. ]. Bops,; franklin
John Nixon, J. A. Montgomery; Liberty
!. n. Graham, Lloyd Criswsll; Meade, s
r. Hanen, W. Bona,; Sand Hill, Geye
Taylor, John R,senberr; Union, Jacol
Lander, Jacob Altmeyer; Washington, ]
e. Jones, A. B. Way; Webster, N. Jones
James P. Stewart.
On motion Of Nj. Hoohp, all Marshal
county Republicans who may be preeen,
at the State and Congressioal convention.
are 10 be credited IS delegates to these
conventions.
The following gentlemen were appointed
es delegates to the Senatorial convention:
DxLIdATxs TO SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Ltotr.sy-H Dsgop, W. A Evans. J. N,
Howard, n. Ralong, Wm. Michnel, VIM,
CLARK, J. B. Wait, Geo. franklin, ]. Whip.
key and J. B. Hager.
Webster-J. Gorby, M. Suediker. T.
+. Stewart, Frank shepherd. J. T. Had.
zell. u. \. Jones, ". A, Knox, W. P,
Jones, J. 7. McComhs sad Chas. Keller.
"ashing.en-J. ". Booth, B. l. Hsger.
man, J.. B. Potts, Chss. Goudy, A. b WNyt,
X. 5 Peters, J L. Parkinson. J. E. Hoo
tor. Dr. X. w. Hall and J. 3. Hicks,
Union-J. Sinclair, J. .AItmyer, B, E,
McNlecnen, J. 2. TAYLOR. K W. Morrow.
IT,. ", Fisher, isase Shepherd, John Cald.
well, Jos. Omm and Jacob Landers.
Camesoa-R d. Watson, U. B. VIII
liama, ". A. Higgins, Sl|as Ingram, Jr.,
Wm. Novel, John Bloyd, jos. haddoek,
G: a. stidgin, Peter Glow and NJ. a.
Walton
olsy-L B, pardy, J. H.MeGill, Samuel
RigVs, n. D. Evans, john Ruloug, Mile,
Bonsr, A. D. Plercs, W. L. Manning, Dave
Brantner and W. D. Dunn.
Sand Hill-Jos. Baird, A. Turney, Job
Marsh. S. W. kimmous, ]. Rcsberry, ",
Writ, W. Abercrombia, Dr. Glase, L. n.
Crisenson and G. W. Wsllace.
Ffankitn-C. L. Hornbrook, J. F. Par.
sons, J. 9. Rine, P. P. Campbell, Rots
Csawford, 0. Gsseet,, R. A. Henry, ST..
John Nixon, p. J. Wiley and Thomas
Msads-W. E. Mason. ]. A. Chambers,
Nathan Snepheard. E. B. McCardle, John
Blake, r. Butler, VIM. Venue, W. D.Wayt,
Jacob II. Richmond and w. N. Bonar,
THE sHERlrrALrY CONTEXT,
The following named gentlemen were
named for sheriff: A. D. .Peerce, Of Clay
District; 7. F. Ronsr, Of Meade; G. S. Nc
Fadden, OF MonndsYille; W. H. Dorsey.
!" Washington; W.. Banley, J. G. Roberts
;nd Wesley Riggs, Of Washington; &. a. |
tones. Webeter.
WI. Barley was nominated for Sheriff
IN the seventeenth bsliot.
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GENERAL LOGAN wri:es as man who is
tito be Vice President, or even President,
Of great Republic. His letter is manly,
plain, American to the core. He. touches
c7ery Topic that Ia in the pnblic mind, and
lea7es no doubt Of his views on any sub.
jec: Of importance. The s!yla td clear.
keen snd attractive, displaying the skilled
workman in the materials Of state
craft. OF necessity covering much
the same ground, General Logan's
letter is a: original in conception and
treatment ss Mr.. Bisins's masterpiece. The
two productions ara very valuable eontri'
buttons to the cause OF good government
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Republicans In Wetzel.

toTTestonsl7ct q Ak< {ait4tgtrcT. =
New MARrlssvILLE, W. Va, July 2l.-
A Blaine and Logan marching club has
been organized here, and by the time
the campaign opens the membership
is expected to reach fully two hundred
Following are ths officers OF the organizs
ton: Chairman, Henry Fowler; Secretary
Cyrus Gatlz; Vice Chairman, il. Turner
Treasurer, T. N. Higgins; Chief Marshal
James Baker; Assistant Marshal, G. B
Woodcock. !
The Republicans hers have started a
penny subscription 10 reimburse the In.
TEIL!dEScER for the das upjnssly imposed
upon it by tue Supreme Court, Z
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The Colin Campbell Divorce Ca,e.

l.; LONDON, July el.-The Colin Campbell
divorce cage again came before the Court
today. Racansly Lady Colin Canpbell,
nes Miss Gertrude Blood, an American
lady, obtained a Judicial separation from
her husband, Lcrd Colin Campbell. on the
plied for new new tIial, Which wa, refused % ~, 5y
the President. On July bis L1rdahip
appealed to the Court Of Appeals, and at
bis earnest request the facts ia the case,
which we're very disgusting, were heard in
public Ths Cour. took time to consider
the evidence and give judgment. Women
we're not permittedto 6s in Court during
tho bearing. To-day tho court delivered
Judgment, in which new trial was re-
fused. and held that legal cruelty had been
prOVan. "H,.s. "H.|
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A hniAnIu kaLh f,rntn.

BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Vaentine Fritz,
who was found on Tuesday last near the
Mount Glare bridge, with IN iron spike In
his skull. died this morning. The case has
an air Of myetery abou. it. Tho man, has
been ina dszsd condition, avsr- SINGS the
accident, as he termed 1t. He refused to
MaSe any statement whatever regarding
the affair. The doctors, after holding a
post N or.em, give it as their opinion he
was brn.ally murdered,,a stone having
been nstd in driving the spike into the
mans b.aiu. 4 haifwitted son ia sus.
pec:ed Of having committed the deed, and
under arrest.
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MARSHALL COUNTY REpusucANs, in as
fine county convention IS has been
held in the State, have placed in the dald
alegislative ticket worthy OF that county's
steady Republican mslorities. II. S. White
and Josiah Sinclair are good men and
true" who will DO credit to the county and
the Safe.
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OrT OF the iullness oi q rich red expert
ence the 1SrRLLlGEScER advises the con-
vcution to be careful what it says about
the Supreme Court and how It says it.
There lre such elaatic, double-back.action
things as rules ior contempt. We wouldn't
like to zee the convention forced to put up
S5ee5 % the spot OF sbu! up.
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IT Is stated upon very reliable authority
that Superintendent Butcher would like to
shove the responsibility Of Prof. Fiemlng's 8
removal from the inculty OF the Fairmont
Normal School upon the other two Regents
who, With himsoli, attended that quiet lit
tie meeting at Parkersburg. We may iur.
niah some very tnttfestin' reGda' on this
aubie:. in due time. ".1F5, r-
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The clans sre gathering. Let them
gsslet. II Wheeling can't accommodate
everybody we'll annex Ohio. But Wheel
ing is very elastic and doesn't draw party
lines in matters OF this kind. Any dele
gate who can't find bed may come 10
this cilice and sit mp With the editor.
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IT is amusing to see the few boiling Pc
publican newspapers trying to get out from
under Mr.. B!aire's letter. Democratic ar.
guments are new to them, and they
haven't ye. got the hang of the thing.
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Glte Gntlliiqetttsn
7, me-; an. Is ana = fourteenth h,re+..

r1-y.r,oa, itauing the ely during The nm.
uE mn haze he DAjLr IN7ELLIGESCER
,,vo,,td 10 their sddtsss for any time, and to
o,v lotaiity ac,ret. a! ,As'att e fifteen cents per
vUk ,.,.ag, prepaid BY u.
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SENATOR KESSA, handsome, hopeful,
lcsoed with the fresh laurels OF defeat in
bis county, ia on hand to pour the oil Of
harmony on the troubled waters and pull
Watts though Il it breaks a trace.
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IL .hs decapitation process which takes
place here tomorrow it remains to be seen
whether the Watts Butcher combination
will be strong enough to carve the hesds..of
these two handsome officials.
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UfEh.

FLANAGAN--on ,aozd y. July 81, lsa. a,s,
year o! herhse. },i .r., 7r11 - '.e ~ WI
Fuaesal i'om the residence Of he. hu,bsad, IN
Wood street, Eighth ward, on "Wednesday norn,r,.
I:9 o'clock. Friends Of the family ..s inyi,ed
1u,e:nert At II. Calvary cemetery,
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SEEING thasshe Democratic party shed
yolnninous .ears over the wool growers
in Ohio last yea, it is pity that there ia no
wool in the national platform this year.
Tnis ia the yesr that countg.
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Tuls is nothing short Of shocking The
BStou Herald decovela tha. mfr. B!aias's
purpose in writing his letter Of acceptance
IVES 10 add 70 his votes." Are We to infer
that Cevs!and's purpose is will be to ''scat-
ter the crowd? u
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A POWERFUL Effort will be made to
knock the S.ste Administration on the
head in the hope OF saving the Party CT
Cleveland, Baker aud Reform. Standing
room will ha worth two dollars minute.
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"Mg. ElAlSR's !ettee Ia AZ long ss Pres.
iden,s message," Gays the Springfield Re.
publican. Why not? It is the first annual
ms ssace Of tle next President Of the
United States. The old man is juat getting
his hand in.
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LET'S see-what shall say about Nor.
monism? ALL see, it isn't in the plat
form, and it is an intsressing fact that Nor.
mons are Democrats. Silence is golden.
Make way for R.r.r.r.eiorm!-!Sephen Gro
rer CleYland,
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Jous A. LOGAN writes with horse-senae
md yigor; and his grammar is good
orouvh tot Americans who are Tree irom
aentany!iag alliances" with British Tree
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= Rcnth OF Z acea S!o,oria's Hargeou.
LONDON, July 'al.-D:. Cn,ar Henry
Hawkins, Sergeant Surgeon Of the Q1een,

Dr.. Hawkins, the third son OF the late
Rev. Edward Hawkins, first bsronet, some.
time Sergeant Surgeon to Georges II. and
Ill, was born towards the close Of the last
century. In 1929 be was chcsen surgeon
of s.. Georges Hospital, and in 1851 was
appointed conertiog surgeon. He was for
some years On examiner in s1pery at the
University OF London, and twice President
OF the Royal College Of Surgeons. Oa the
death Of Sir B. Brodie he was appointed
Sergeant Surgeon to the @ leen. He was
the author Of several works. -l ,'uf
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Iris to be hoped that the convention
vont read the R,gis<r ou! Of the party as
unworthy Of support
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TIE IsrxLLlGESc2g reports OF the CT n
v,,,jou will be full and fair, notwithssane'
IN, this is the G1varno,'s personal organ.
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NOBODY has ye. been selected to read
Blsines letter to the Democratic State Con-
ysu,;oa. Surely there will be good readers
and fine voices in that able convention.
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Tus L,,;ls -Four want The convention to
v;pd;cate them. In that event who will
,iudlcste the conventisn?
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WILL Editor Baker walk in On Governor
1,css,n's srn9 or would Col. Alex. Camp.
hall he litter partner for the dsnce?
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Tux Wilson men and ,ae Faulkner men
s,e soipg to have harmony II they have 10
ssh. for II.
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Philip Chatham, the oldest Free Mason
in Eagland, died yesterday, aged 81. He
was initiated in ISL,
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THE CIVIL SERVICE.

3 The subject Of civil service admiuissra.
tion Ia problem tina! has occupied the
earnest thought Of statesmen for nu nber
OF years past, and the record will show
that toward its solution many resut.s OF a
valuable and comprehensive charac,e,
have been attained by the Republican
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BrrLxn h4sa'. written letter accepting
Cleveland as his NOMINEE.

Nrs who i've by days labor have 1t In
,tpir c,es. American heads to boycott
Cleveland.
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Speeia! Correspondence qf he h.te'atgner,

oi Az. whitaker by vote OF ,.-23 70 VIZ.
SoMISATloSs FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATEs,
Nominations we're then nade for the
House Of Delegates. On ths fra! ballot
Sinclair received 1,45S votee, simonton COL,
McHsury 47s. Turnsr $50, Treadw way o73
aud White l,O42 votes. Mr. Sinclair Was
declared elected, and in response to calls
ssid:" thank you, gentlemen, and II
elected, and I will be elected, i ehall do
my best 10 serve you. There will be two
issues before the people thia lsll. The fits.
will bethe State, the secord, National. In
the State campaign the Republican party
will not endorse the supplemental asses.
ment order, neither will 1t endorse the in.
depreciation Of constructive contempt ss
given by Democratic Supreme Court. OF
Appeals. When October comes the mou1.
tains will be lighted up by bou6res sur
refunded by people jollifying over the de-.
liverance Of our State from the thraldom
Of Bourbonism. |
| Z. Another ballo: was then taken. but be.
fore j! Eas taken the names OF Myers, Nc
Henry '-and TreadwaY were withdraw.
The ballot reenlted as follows: White,
l,40l; Turner, 90; Simontor, 600. The
nomination Of MIR. White WAS made unau.
imouA Mr.. White made very g,acefut
little speech in obedience to calls. He de,
nounced the high taxation OF all classes at
the hands Of the Bourbone and said thai
I in October next there would, BY at leas
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FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.

Under our liberal ins!i,nsions the cub.
jscts and citizens every nation have been
welcomed toa home in our midst, and on
compliance with our laws TO coopera.
ton in our Government. While 1t Ia the
policy OF the Republican party to eucour.
age the oppressed Of other nations and OF.
fer them facilities for becoming useful and
intelligent citizens in the legal dsfini.
tion o! the term, the psrty
has never contemplated tho sdmis.
sion Ct a class ofservile people who arc no,
only unable to comprehend our insti,u.
iions, hut indispossd to becone a part ci
our nationsl family or to EMBRACE any
higher civilization than their own. To
admit suoh immigranta would be only ia
throw q retarding element into the very
path OF our proRresa. Oar legislation
should ba amply protective against this
danger, and il no: sufficiently 40 nov
should be made 60 TO the full extent al.
lowed by our treaties with friendly powers