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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-25
THE ABUSED SOUTH.
Interviews with Southern Senator's
Regarding Cabinet Appointments.

lSPSCiai AcieEfam 10 the GLOBE.
BosToN, Mass, Dec. 23.-The Globe this
morning publishes interviews teIegraphed
from Washington, with Senator Lamar. of
Mississippi; Senator Butler, Of South Caro-
lima; Senator jones' OF Florida, aud Senator
Mcpherson, of New Jersey, relative to the
question whether or not the BOurbons must
go to the rear, and whether or not the south
shall be represented in Clevelands cabinet.
Senator Lamar would not think It an un-
bearable loss If no cabinet officer should be
chosen from the south. He, in common
with majority of southern men,
thinks it is of first importance that
they should have the privilege of
filing federal offices in their respective
states.
Senator Mcpherson expressed the opinion
that the south would be given fair recogui-
ton. If not he was of the opinion that Gov.
Cleveland would soon have hornets nest
about his ears.
Senator Jones says: II have been in the
senate nearly ten years, and my greatest
hope during that time has been that we
might have Democratic administration to
put forever at rest this sectional nightmare.
Discussion OF the subject now does nothing
but harm, and l Will not debate the ques-
ton whether Cleveland means to recognize
or ignore what are called the Bourbons.
The south is portion Of the United States.
The people are faithful and law abiding citi-
zeDs, and no sensible man can doubt that
Gov. Cleveland is aware of that fact. He
will do what ne believes to be Just aud fair
toward the south, and the south viii support
his administration.
Senator Butler saws: 81 have the utmost
confidence in President Cleveland to give the
south the political recognition to which she is
entitled. The south does not demand any
thing. The south will make no iun modest or
inordinate request. The southern people paw
their proportion of the taxes and bear their
share of the burdens and responsibilities Of
the government. They would like their share
OF its honors and emouments. | am per-
fectly contented to let the president decide
what those honors and emolum Is shall
be-,
The dispatch says: "The temper of south
ern men here is fully indicated by the views
expressed by the gentleman quoted No
where is there a graspiug disposition mani
Tested, but they have the utmost confidence
that Gov. Cleveland will deal with them as he
will deal with the people of any other part of
the Union"
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Geo. W. Reese, estimate No. 81 for term
beginning April 1. 1884, and ending No
Tcmber /, 1854, as to the owner
ship, description Of and the amount assessed
against lot 3D. Bazille's addition to St.
Paul, came up, ond no objections being made,
it was ordered that the same be corrected so
as 10 conform to the facts and rights Of the
case as intended and so as TO read as follows,
to-wit:
Stephen Rochelle, n 43 SO # Of E 100 #
OF lot ID, y Bazille's addition to St. Paul,
s1797.
E NJ. Van Duzee, s so # of n 80 So # Of
lot 3D." Bazille's addition TO St. Paul, and
strip Of land between Wabashaw street and
said lot ID" s2O.5O.
J. W. Simontop, lot Sd" Bazille's addi-
ton to ST. Paul except \ 90 Sc # and strip
Of land between Wabashaw street and said
lot ''D''), 1901.
Pursuant to due notice and the adjourn
ments hereunder, the matter of making and
completing the assessment for the opening,
widening aud extension Of Portland avenue,
between Avon street and Victoria street
came up. when the same was adjourned
until the 22d inst. at D. m
Pursuant To due notice and the adjourn
ments hereunder, the matter of the confir-
nation of the assessment for the grading OF
AouuI airy street. IrOm Broadway To
L'Oient street came up, when the same was
adjourned until the 22d inst. at p. IN.
Pursuant to due notice the matter of the
confirmation OF the assessment for relayiug
pavement on jackson street, between south
llne of Fourth street and Seventh street, with
pine blocks and constructing granite curbs
on both sides Of said street, between said
points, came up. When, after abating $3.50 5
enormously assessed for curling against :
81 Il IT. of y g of lots and 8, block 10. ST.
Paul proper, (Jas. X. Humphrey supposed
owner, the same was duly confirmed.
The following pay roll, estimate and bill
were examined and allowed, to-wit:
| Pay roll OF Office Of Board OF Public Works,
four employees, for month OF November,
1884, $4,000
Estimate No. 5, Winifred and Starkey
streets grading, John C. Mccarthy, contrac-
tor, amount due, 81, $4,000.
Bill OF K. P. Cullen of g. 100; livery for
Board Of Public Works, November I3,
1854.
Adjourned.
JouS FARRINGToS, President.
r. l. GoRNAS, Clerk Board ofPublic Works.
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were 10 commit murderer ten for that
mauer-l am convinced that he would es-
o1pe WIN comparatively short term of i'm
prisonment. Why, as write, l have before
me case in point. Three DAYS ago applica-
ton was made to a magistrate 70 issue a
warrant for the arrest Of "a person OF posi-
ton" whose name was not mentioned. and
lor what! For having committed an unspeak-
aole outrage upon his sons wifei
NO. said the discreet magistrate. in effect:
'this is far too serious a matter. I dare not
grant warrant against such big man as
tnls. And the warrant was refused Yet.
you know, this is the land Of the brave and
the free!
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aiding, P. Nash, eOntr.e.or; amount due,

grading, P. Nash, contractor; amount due,
$3.50.
Estimate No. 5, supplementary to No. 4
and final. Douglas street sewer, J. d. Moran,
contractor; amount due, $780,
Estimate No. 10 and final, sidewalks, Geo.
W. Reese, contractor: amount due, 80, ia 20.
Estimate No 8 and nnaI, Hudson avenue
grading, j. Mcdonald, contractor; amount
due, Sl,052.
Estimate No. and final on paving Broad
way triangle, A. Jacks, contractor; amount
due S549.
Bill of Gnggs and Foster OF $50 rs. fuel
Tor steam road roller, October and NoTem-
Der, 1854
Bin Of P sIinea Of $3.50, repairs, etc, oc-
tober, 1854
Bill o: Meyer & Korpaage Of $50. 90, sewer
brick September, 1854
Bill Of 2. Il. Kelly Mercantile Co., Of
$500. one box Star candles.
Bill of T. G. Draper Il Co., Of s2.s3. rope,
November, 1884,
Bill Of S. K. McMasters of 81 .95, merchan-
disc, November. 1854.
Bill OF George Mitsch Of s26 20, repairs,
etc, October and November, 1854
Bill Of Bennett x Kingsbury Of S79. rs.
hardware, November. 1884
Bill OF J. Hults OF s51.3S, livery for Eugi-
neer Department November, 1854
Bill o. II. E. Wedelstaedt OF $50 50, sta
tionary for Engineer Department for mouth
OF November, 1854.
Bill of Robinson & Carey of So "a. oil.
etc, November, 1884.
Bill Of Hough & Gear Of 500 90, sewer
brick, Decrm Ger /, 1854
Bill Of F. Morand Of $3.50, sewer pipe,
November 5, 1854.
Bill Of ] Il. Palmer Of $41.00, water for
steam load roller, August. 1854
Bill OF ID. L. Curtice OF $3.50, maps Of
city OF ST. Paul. November %, 1854.
Bill of Peter T4utholt Of SIS. 90, gravel for
hiiing Temperance street. November l, 1884
Bill OF ]. d. Moran OF $500, crushed
rock for Pleasant avenue, November %,
1854.
Bill Of John Martin Lumber company OF
S6Se22, lumber for moath Of NoVem Der,
1884.
At 4:30 p. m. the Board proceeded In q
body 10 view the premises along the line OF
toe proposed alley through block SO, Rice &
IrTine's addition, from Third street to Chest
nut street
Having viewed said premises the Board re-
turned al 9 p. m, and adjourned until the
I'd inst, AT p. IN.
JOHN HARRINGTON. President
K l. GoRNAS, Clerk Board OF Public Works.
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Garland Apparently Happy.


NEW YORK, Dec. Ex-senator Garland
came early into the senate chamber this
morning. and was frequently Congratulated
By his brother senators upon the happy pros
pect Of his entrance into the cabinet of Mr..
Gle veland. He received their com plimentary
references To that matter as mere pleasantly.
The senator says be visited Gov. Cleveland
BY invitation, and had q very pleasant inter
view with him. He found him good lis
teuer and man of broad views who desired
to receive information from Democratic
leaders which may be useful to him in carry
ing out his views of what his administration
should be- He believes that he will surround
himself with counselors VINO viii be in
accord with his own views and abreast Of
the times on all of the leading questions of
the ddy
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Adjourned Meeting.

ST. Paul, December 2, 1884.
Board met III p. m. pursuant to adjourn
meut Of the 1st inst.
Present: Messrs. Hoyt, Koch, Peters and
Mr.. President.
Absent: Messrs. Barrett and Terry, lex
cused.J
communication was received from the
City Engineer in the matter of the assess
ment against " 20 n. OF \ 100 It. Of lot I .
block 80, St Paul Proper Horace Thorn Dson
supposed Owner,J for stone sidewalks con-
structed, relaid and repaired, under con-
tract OF Geo. W. Reese, OBSTINATE No. 4, }
for term beginning April l, 1884, and end
ing November l. 1884, stating that the as
sessmeut against said property should be
SSS7.4l instead OF S429.74 Considered
and on motion it was ordered that reduc-
ton be made OF S42. 33 so as to conform tn
the facts and rights of the case as intended
Pursuant 10 due notice aud the adjourn
ment hereunder, the matter of the conIirma-
ton of the assessment for grading and gut
terine Harrington avenue, from DAYTON
avenue to Como avenue, came up, when on
motion 1t was ordered that the same and all
notices heretofore given be annulIed, and
the Clerk was directed 70 give a new first
assessment notice.
The following estimates and bill were ex-
smiued and allowed, to wit:
Estimate No. and final, Wakouta and
Sixth street sewers, Arthur Mullen, contrac-
tor, amount due 81, 236.45.
Estimate No. 3 and fual, Tenth street
sewer, Moline & Brussell, contractors amount
due 1858.
Bill Of St. Paul & Duluth R. R. Co. of $40,
freight on 10 NJ. brick.
Adjourned
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
r L. GoRMAS, Clerk Board Of Public Works
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA. DISTRICT COURT
y Connty Of Ramsey, Second judicial District
In the matter of the assignment OF Riddeu & C!are
TO George II. Smith. Assignee
OF reading and ding the petition OF George n
smith. Assignee. In the above entitled matter repre-
senting that he has converted into cash all the pro
persy assigned 20 him that he has tiled his account
OF receipts and Disbursements and Is ready 10 dsa
tribute the proceeds OF said assigned estate "a the
court shall direcr and praying that his account be
amined and allowed as stated:
II Is ordered that the creditors assignors and al
persons interested in said estate show cause n aDy
there be. at special term OF said court TO be holder
sc the Court House, In Saint Paul. Minnesota or
Saturday. the Sd day of January A D. 1sS5. AZ ter
o'clock In the forenoon. why the account Of said
assignee should not be allowed stated by him
That this orier be served By publicaf or thereof
on the s2d. 24th. 27th and SlJh days Of December
1884. In the Saint Paul DAILY GLOBE and by sendins
aeopy thereof postpaid. thronga the mail 10 each Of
the creditors OF said assigno-S who have hled their
claims and releases thereof with the CLERK OF aid
cour5. on or before the 22d day Of December. iss4
Dated Saint Paul. Minnesota. December 10Th 1ss4
ORLANDO SIMONS.
Dlsir.e, Judge
WARREN 4. MxAD Attorney for Assignee
dec22, "a. 1880
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Anti-MOrmon Meeting.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec "a meeting was
held here tonight to give expression to the
sentiment of the city on the subject Of Nor
monism. Ex-senator j. R. Doolittle pre-
sided. In opening the meeting he reviewed
the history OF Mormouism, touching upon the
Missouri troubles, Danites and Mountain
Meadow massacre. Rev. Mr.. McNiece, OF
Utah, said the Mormons claim balance of
power in Idaho aud Arizona, anu that in
Utah the eentiles are practically disfran-
chised. Resolutions were passed calling on
congress TO pass the anti-Mormon tfll intro
duced by Senator Cullom-
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FRANCE

PARIS, Dec. 23.-Sardons new play.
''Theodora" has been in preparation for
some weeks, and will be given the first time
Friday night, with Sarah Bernhard in the
leading role. 1t is reported Henry Z. Abbey
has been granted the refusal Of English aud
American rights.
PARIS, Dec. 23.-The senate is unable to
vote tue budget before the end of Decem ber
The government on Friday will ask the dep
uties for credit of 100000, 600 francs to
meet the expenses of the first quarter of the
year 1885.
PARIS, Dec. 23.-The Nationals says France
has rejected England's proposals with refer
ence to the financial difficulties of Egypt.
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OFFICIAL.
PrOGeedings0f be BOarddPublie Works

NOVEMBER, "a, 1854.
Board met at 2 p. N. Present: Messrs.
Barrett, Hoyt, Koch, Peters. Terry aad Mr..
President.
Reading Of the minutes dispensed with.
W. F. Davidson and nine others, r. Vol
mer, o. o. Bergh. Ernst Albrecht, VI.
Warner, Thos. Jebb, John Devereaux, Mary
NJ. Game and Richard Chute by his attorney,
II. J. Horn, Esq, presented written obiec
tons To the confirmation OF the assessment
for the change Of grade on Park avenue and
other streets. Considered and placed on file
A communication was received from Pat
rick Nash, contractor for grading Locust
street, from Fourth street TO Seventh street,
asking that DO deduction be made from the
amout due him for said improvement Con-
sidered and, on motion, the Engineer was
instructed TO MAKE and submit 10 the Board
without deductions final estimate for grad
ing Locust street
Bids were opened aud read for grading
anc guttering Pennsylvania avenue. frOm
Mississippi street to L'0rient street, as fol-
lprvc fn-uit-
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Connecticut Has an Itching.
Ispesial Telegram TO the Glooe.


ALBANY, Dec. 23.-Connectscut Democrats
believe their state ought to be represented in
President Cleveland's cabinet. One faction
insists that Gov. Waller should be called in
to the councils of the new president, while
another faction declares that VIM. II. Bar
mum, chairman of the national Demo cratic
committee should receive from the mau be
did so much to elect to the presidency, one
of the cabinet portfolios. A delegation of
Mr.. Barnum's Connecticut friends, led BIZ
Congressman c. s. Mitchell and E. W. Sew
mour, arrived in this city last night and
called on Gov. Cleveland to-day. The gov
ernor stood while the spokesman of the dele
CATION rehearsed the services of
Mr. Barnum in the canse
of the Democratic party of Connecticut
and the nation. The eulogy on the national
chairman was earnestly pronounced by his
friends, and was listened to with respectful
attention by the president elect. who replied
by expressing his pleasure at meeting his
visitors, but he gave the delegation no reason
to believe that he would call Mr.. Barnun or
any other Connecticut Democrat into his
cabinet. The Connecticut nsen, after the
conference, expressed graft hcstion at the
cordially of their reception by. Gov. CleFe-
land and admiration of the manner IN which
be listened to ali they had to- say in interest
of their friend.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. 23.-The Post has an article
threatening the reichstag with dissolution. 1t
is expected the emperor will remit the SEN
tence of death passed upon Rupsch and
Keuchler, accom- plices of Rsinsdorf in the
Niederwald conspiracy In that case they
will have to serve twelve years sentence on
a minor charge.
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EGYPT.

CAIRO, Dec. est is believed Germany
and Russia intend to renew their demand
upon the Egyptian government for admission
to the management of the Caisse De La Lette
Publique. Tney will ask Egypt to give her
consent to their admission and likewise to
procure reply from the powers which have
not yet expressed consent.
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CTAtE on MINNEsorA. coUNTY OF RAMSEY

STAfE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY Of RAMSEY
- Is In Probate Court. special term, December
%, 1855.
In the matter OF The estat Of Harrison c. EIlems,
DECEASED.
On reading and hling the petition o. Adm Has.
san. administrator OF Of Harrison c. Elems
deceased representing among other things, thar he
has fuity administered said estate and praying hat
time ind place be fixed for examining and aIio~ ing
his account Of administration, and for the assign
ment OF the residue of SAID estate TO heirs.
II Is ordered that said account be examined. and
petition heard by the Judge OF this court Wednes
day the 2lst day of January, 1855, az ten O'Clock
a. m. AZ the Probate oftice, in said county.
And il Is further ordered. that notice thereof be
given all persons interested by publishing copy
Of this order for three successive weeks PRIOR to said
day OF bearing IN the DAILY Gil BE, newspaper
printed and published at St. Paul, In said county.
By the Court, WA. B. McGRORTT,
EL.s.l Judge OF Probate.
Attest: FRANZ RonxRT. Jr.. Clerk dec2S-4w-tg
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Patrick II Thornton being the lowest, re-
liable and responsible bidder, the contract
was awarded 10 him and ordered lent 20 the
Council for approval. Yeas. g; nays, 0.
In the matter of the order Of Council APP
proved February Z, 1884, for the proposed
grading OF Whitall street, from Westminster
street to PAYNE avenue, and the adverse re-
port OF the Board of Public Works, dated
february IL, 1884, retu rned BY the Council
10 Board for further consideration, the same
was on motion taken up aud said report an
nulIed, and the following ordered sent to the
Council to-wit:
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LEVI P. MORTON. minister to France, when
head OF New York dry good firm, ordered all
his clerks to shave of their mustaches, as there
was objection among the Lad Res Of New York at
that time 10 being waited upon by young men
with incipient mustaches.
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Regular Meeting.

Board OF PUBLIC WORKS, Dec. 1, 1884.
BOARD met 2 p. m.
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Cl2lgG0fSteetGFade.
CITY CLEEK ; OFFICE,

Notice in hereby given that the Common Coun.
ell Of the City OF Saint Paul, VIII at their meeting
TO be held on Tuesday, the third day of Februa-
ry, A, D. 1885, at $50 o'clock, P. NJ at the
Council Chamber, in the city hall consider and
may order charge Of grade on the following
stree T. between the points named. viz:
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. l..
County of Ramsey
On this 25th day Of November. A. D. 1884, before
me personally appeared George II. Rarney, Herbert
N Hodgman, James Eurd Thompson and oryille H
Curtis, to known to be the persons described in
and who executed the foregoing in'1trnment and
acknowledged that they each executed the same AZ
their free act and deed.
I Notarial FR. +. WILDE. Notary Public,
/ Seal s55-S62 Ram sey Co., MINI.
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f rankin Street,
Between Irvine Park Drive and Elm Street

In accordance with and as indicated by the
dotted red line the profile thereof and as re-
ports upon as being necessary and proper by
the 3 GARD of Public Works of said city under
date Of December Is 1884. which said report WAC
adopt ed by said Common Couneil, ut their meet
ing hi I'D December 10, 1884
Tfs: profles indicating the proposed change 10
on fls and can be seen at tais of;eA.
BY order OF Common Council,
THOS. A. PRENDERGART,
dec2a -4w-ru&sat CITY Clerk
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Present: Messrs- Hoyt Koch, Peters,
Terry and Mr. President

Present: Messrs- Hoyt, Koch, Peters,
Terry and Mr.. President
Absent: Mr.. Barrett, (excusedl.
Minutes of the Goth aud cath ult. were
read aud approved.
Communication was received from Den
mis- Ryan In the matter Of the sewer on Wa
kouta and Sixth streets. Considered and
placed on file.
The Engineer submitted plan of land 10
be taken in the matter of the proposed open-
ing, widening and extension Of Warsaw
street, from Hamilton street to Armstrong
street; Hamilton street, from Seventh street
10 Drake street, and Drake street from, Ran
dolph street 20 TuscarOra street Referred
70 Clerk TO procure owners or agents namrs.
the Engineer submitted list of sidewalks
constructed, reIaid and repaired under con-
tract OF Geo. W. Reese Estimate No. 81 for
term beginning April 1, 1854. and ending
November l, 1854. Referred To Clerk to pro-
cure abstract of owners names and descrip-
ton Of property and 70 give the FIRST assess
ment notice
The Engineer was instructed 10 report the
frontage and size of TIE several owners
interests in lot 9, block Is, Ashton and
Sherburneis addition 70 St. Paul
The Engineer having submitted plan and
estimate OF cost, the following report was
ordered sent TO the Council, to-wit:
To the Common Council OF the City OF St
Paul:
The Board Of Public Works have had under
consideration the resolution or order of the
Common Council. approved November u,
1854. relative TO the grading Of University
avenue, from Rice street 70 Grant street,
aud having investigated the proposed
improvement, respectfully report that said
improvement is necessary and proper; that
the estimated expense thereof is SIS, 900,
One-hah OF which need not o. paid into the
City Treasury before the contract Is let; taat
real estate 10 be assessed therefor can he
found benefited 10 the extent OF the
costs and expenses necessary To be incurred
thereby; that said improvement is not asked
for by petition of a majority Of the owners
Of property to DC assessed therefor, but We
herewith send a plan or profile Of said i'm
provement and an order for your adoption
If you desire Us TO make the improvement.
Yeas, ); NAYS, o.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. /

Signed, sealed and delivered In presence o.
HESRY y. HoRS,
FR. E. Wide.
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AN EXCITED FRENCHMAN.

JOIN FAREINGToN, President.
r. i. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Work
, 1884-10-19
rrnin Wreckers nd Work.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, October IS
Particulars of the accident on the Boston
& Albany railroad last night, show hat
it was caused by train wreckers, who
placed a pile ofrails and sleepers on the
track, carefully wedged in position. The
locomotive turned completely over, an ex-
press car jumped over it and the baggage
car and smoking cars were piled ON top.
The sleeper remained ON the track. En-
gineer Daire was found under the wreck,
terribly scalded and died at 3 a. m.
Fireman S~tiekney's recovery is doubtful.
Conductor G. II. Gould's leg was injured.
The baggage master, George Fairbanks,
was scalded. The wrccking train from
Albany cleared the track. The Boston &
Albany officials offered 81, 600 reward for
the discovery Of the miscreants who
wrecked the train.
, 1884-10-19

The question now arises, viii Mr..
Warren Accept? The many rumors yes
terday were actually without authentic
foundation, and at the present writing the
public is entirely in the dark as to Mr..
Warren's intention in the premises. 1t
IS presumed that he has not decided yet
whether he will decline or accept the
nomination, although he has had several
days in which to consider the matter.
late last night a rumor was current that
he had declined, but as a matter Of
fact, no one but a few personal friends
who may not violate the confidence, really
know what answer he viii give the com.
mittee. The indications are, and it is
fairly authenticated, that Mr.. Warren
will decline TO be the nominee.