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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24

desfige1ly Won The respect, clhfdencs shd
esmmendallon N The Nh1le pf1ple
Hsyttlha Oommshdi evefS ehofi u Gus.
isln snd pfomots TIE tlth services feiufm ~
Elrhlh-Ds- AIRED that James u. lllslne
10 The oh0i , of the fepublicsns N Penn.
sylyanla ,uf president snd Robert II. Ian.
coin '0f ylcs.rfss'dent, aud insifuoiine tbs
delegates n. NJ -ee ~ vote iOr them 10 long
~ their nsntl shall he before the oonven.
tlon, aud 10 use oil honorable mems 70 &C.
cure their nonlnsiion.
The resolutions were adopted.
The convention then took a recess I'LL
ip.m
AT COLUMBUS.
CoLuMBus,B, u April lO.-Tha republican
tta,e convention elected the following del
efstes from the stat at large, uninsirucied
u. NJ, Braytop, internal revenue collector
w. N. TAFT, postmr 7ter OF Charleston; Con
gresham Robert Small and Samuel Lee,
The following delegates were selected by
district conventions. unlnstfucted;
First district-J. NJ. freeman, 4. A. Web
ster.
Second distrlct-Harry simslns, S. E
Smith.
TnTd dlstrlct-E, F. Blodgst,, II. W
Boone.
Fourth disirlol-wilson Cook, @. NJ
! Wildere.
Tinh distrlc'-E. @, Mccoy, E. II
Debble.
Sixth distrlct--D. T. Corbin. G. II. Dea J.
Seventh dislrict-T. j. Johnston, George
VI, Thompson.
The convention, after passing resolution
o. coincidence with General Grant and one
endorsing the administration OF President
Arthur rs wise, economical, and Just, With
out reproAch or stain, adjourned.
| ARTHUR MEN.
| KINGSTON, n. y, April l6,-The Seven
tenth congregational district cohS antion
elected Thomas Cornell and Duncan Bsl-
| llnt'no as delegates TO the republican no
tionsl convention. Both are Arthur men.
| ALABAMA REPUBLICANS.
| MoSTo oMEIY, ALA, April l6-About
O'Clock this morning the report OF the ere'
dentlals committee was adopted. The
Strobaoh ticket from Montgomery, we
elected. Thomas Walker, (colored), was
elected permanent cha'tm6n End the con-
yertlon adioull TIL 10 O'Clock.
Up TO tbs hour the time hss been con-
sumed In speaking. Much dissatisfaction
is felt at tho report OF the creden-
tials eommitts9; Delegates have
10. -, George Turner, O. O. Sheets, @. w.
| Baxdell ana J. q, Duke. For the Mont
romeIy district, Paul StIobach aud George
Washington.
The convention adjourned at 8 o'clock,
]. W. Jones, colored. and Arthur Bingham,
electors at large. Jrst before fdjourn-
msnt banner was hung out on
the stand insc. bed, "Our choice, Chester
A, Arthur; second choi' i John A: Logon.
The banner IS 10 be taken to
Chicago. The platform I,affirms the
platform Of 1850 at Chic,go; endorses the
educs,io1a bill; fayoIs pi elective tsritf;
denoun the convict labor system of
Alahe ma. and says the extraordinary pros.
porous condition Of business OF the country
mainly due TO Aithu"
successful administration. Arthur's first
ballot will get 10 out of y OF the Alabama
votes OF Chicago. Nomination OF the state
ticket IL leis TO the state committee with
power. George Turner was reelected
ha irme, of the state committee.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24

The experience OF years has not detracted
from the acknowledge excellence OF the
qualities of DR.. Prices Special Flavoripg
Extracts. but has completely estab.uhci
their hold upon the Tastes OF ell persons
who love delicious fayors. Ifyou desire
a fine, delicate flavor in cakes, puddiDgs,
creams, ices or pastry, use DR.. Prico's Fla.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24
M1LIrARY ENCAmPMENr.

The Lamar Rifles will 60 into camp this
morning at Shady View park and remain
two weeks, perhaps longer, drilling pre-.
paratory to entering the interstate drill at
Houston in May. The boys propose toget
as perfect as practice can make them In the
drill. and as the company is composed of
good material they will probably make
their mark at the interstate drill.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24

When you visit or leave New York City.
SO re- baggage, expresses or carriage hire and
stop at the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
rooms, fitted up at cost Of 81, 900 900, re-
duced to 81 and upwards per day. Euro
pean plan. Elevator. RESTAURANT supplied
With the best. Horse cars, stages and ele-
waited railroads to oil depots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any other frst-class
hctcl In the city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24

Coughs. Browns Bronchial Tfoohes ara
used with advantage 10 alleviate Coughs
sore throat aud Bronchial affections. Sold
DDly la boxes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24
A sERIoUs SHOOTING.

A courier from the country brought
news to the city yesterday that B. J. Bow
man, q farmer residing on Duck creek,
some twelve miles northeast OF the city
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24
Almost Homeless.

CAIRO, April 17.-Genefal GORDON has tel
eeraph Sir Evelyn Barring that his position
~ hopeless unles, Zebehr Pasha be s,nt 10
Kbartoum immediately.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24

"My child IL rosy checked aud cpred:
Samaritan neryine did H." Mrs. William
Sohelpepor, Nichols, Iowa. 81 % az dag
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24

Quick. complete cure, all annoying kid
ney, bladder and urinary diseases. III
Druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24

The Old MIL.
MIR. Ezra Valentine, millwright, of Bshfi-
more. Mr' ylaud. says he had rheurnatism
very badly for five years, but EIally tried
st. Jacobs OIL, the crest psin Cure, end now
he is permanently cured,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24
Horsford,s Acid Phosphate.

INVALUABLE 20 A TONIC.
DIR. ]. L. PRATT, Greenfield, ILL.,. gays
It is ali that It claims to be-invaluable as
a tonic in any case where an acid ..tontc Is
indicated.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-24
A 100000 SALE.

"Little Joker" is the best emoking to-
baCco.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

The small sum of - cents will buy
at Briggs an handsome door-plate i.r
Jour letter slip with spring shutter 10
keep out Il aud dust.
A pleasant call from Mr.. J. w.
Jones, and Mr.. w. II. McCabe. both Of
Durham, aud wearing the handsome
uniform of the Light Infantry aud
both subscribers of the Farmer anil NJ
chduic. Good ticket.
Capt. A. c. Davis was with US last
week. ordering list of 80 worth Of lead
ing Northern periodicals for the use OF
"LlGrange Uigh school Reading Room.
The bulk Of the State papers also are IT :
cpived.
Capt j. w. Albright who got M
the Guiltord county exhibit tells us Of .
man in that county who made 100 pounds
Of excellent sugar from sorghum. The
soap stone fireplaces which have been
made in that county ever since Greene
sheled CORVALLIS into cob wallis are Il {
admin alton Of every beholler
Brly Il ,legh subscribers will please re.
member tn It the paper can now be de-
/ livered by mail messen gers at their doors
every week. Many of our lady friends
claim the Farmer and Mechanic as Hei,
4 paper, aud have it sent to them by
name, so that it may not get mixeo
with the other mail of their father Oh
husband, and perhaps be left DOWN
town al his place OF business. The idea
is good one. Give US your name, anC
street number, and the paper VIII be
marked accordingly.
The next Attorney encral, Theo
i f. Davidson, was with us Oh Saturday
/ Large crowds met Senator Vance In tn,
upper Yadkin country, and the Demo
cratic party is evidently more uniteC
than at any time since lo7G, but there
is danger from an excess of seli-conii
dencc and lack of organization, Mr
Davidson thinks. Similar views com,
Ic us from all parts of the State. Lau
rnburg Erchange says that although
Col. Octavius Coke has a wide rcputa
ton as an orator, aud is popular II
Richmond county, the turnout TO hea
h him was small. and the absence OF vel
known Democrats was marked.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
r1r tie + 4 VI, Household.

Thanks. 10 Helen MaeGregDr iCr her
''sct,I~. have tucd the hom,ny
meat balls aud tinA them excellent. |
to-day ard ind them Just
a. good V.tu cold roast beet minced VERY
Gne instead Of tie eiate1 ham
By tho way ! plIcr Try experiment.,
Ot luat Aad. Must tel! the household OF
Il cake gotten up without eg-~ Com
pdnv VA, coming for tea. There was
not an -" IN the house, aud noue TO be
hau mp street. !or love OF money / had
never heard oi y cake made without eggS.
but thought II would BE better than none
at AL. Accordingly, | experimental
with a cup OF butter. three Of sugar.
two Of -wect-mi.k, ami seven OF flour.
into which had been Slttcd two heaping
telSponuiul of supcrlat,vc baking pow
der. The result of this was nice large
cake aud -four thin ones tor iellv cake
ihe Jelly used deserves special men,
tons
In canning damsons that day some
Juice was left over. In this ] stewed
apples with sugar tia il made a nice
thick marmalade. This made Il splcn-
did filling for my cake. and had the
satisfaction of hearing one OF my quests
-ay- II rarely ever eat cake, but This is
80 nice must htvc another piece
Would any o. our young ladies like
! to know how to send a buttol hole boz
quet to friend hundreds Of miles away
uad have it reach him OF her as fresh
and ira@caut as when il was started :
Listen! Take large Irish potato. cut
it i'll two with knife. scrape out all the
potato, Leaving shell quarter of an
inch thick. FIJI this she'll with rose
buds, panses, violets, gcraniums ol
what yCu viii. Take a needle and thread
aud sew the two halves together, put
! the potato III a box that fits and it is
ready 80 - 10 the other side Of the world
I | have sent flowers IN this way to friends
ia Massachusetts, Vermont Minnesota
ana other far away places and in everj
cIae the reply came back. They were
Just a. fresh and lovely as il they haC
ljust been plucked Hoping to see many
%. ;he sisters at the Exposition. am
with Erecting to one and all, Your irieuC
ALICE.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

The YELLOW WEED CH ARMS EN-
AS SIT writing | can see an open window
and little way off fair girl smoking a
cigarette. She puts it to her lips, draws
a fair mouthtul OF smok sc and puffs 1t out
in a faint blue cloud from nostrls and
lips. Morally speaking, | shal, be sorry
Sben it grows natural to me to see a lady
smoke without noticing 1t. There is 4
species of wickedness in it | rather like
but that is or'y in people whose wicked
ness is the most attractive thing about
them don't know why smok ng should
become man, and yet be unladyIike in
"a woman. Seine men are appropriate to
cigarettes. some mep are appropriate to
cigars and some are perfectly nat ural with
a pipe. \ dude with a cigar is overbal-
anced a stroug. bearded, manly fellow
with cigarette is incongruous; little
man with tlg pipe Is ridiculous. But
an old woman with short clay pipe takes
the cake San Franc SEQ Gt0nicie
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
For tle b Amer a,d Ncct.auic
IL viii be- Popular Resort.

BLowING RnCk. y e.. Ot l. -
| am glad to note >ir that you arc not
altogether absorbed during the pending
campaign III politic- a, mary ul oar at,
pIpcrs are
Four thousand feet above the lex Of
the sea, looking at Elk Knob IN lie blnt
near West. tie Hawks Bill Table Rock
he hlaek Nit. Range aud kiug~ MI "
the distant Sou,h. with nv coat off. snil
ing the most glorious nf brcezes, and
.easiiOg INV eyes on the most EXTENSIVE,
md grsndest mountain scenery IN til.
State, | .reet you, Thi, place, though
The resort OF numbers Of he be>' iltni
lies IN Tie State for 3 or | mon hs each
summer Is UNIV .t,t ubhonored and uu
,ung.' Ii sem, however jr>t rea'y
20 step forth aud make bow 10 the nal
uial ard tadpoe T. st
During the past few years many ef
forts have been male 10 establish hote,
at this point, but Tor various cau-e> these
attempts have been heretofore failures
but one man having spent two years 81
this high point, winter aud summer, ant
studied the nature # the case, has beet
able at last to purchase the identical spot
and form strong c'mpany Tor the pur-
pose of cree ing hote'. That no Ise.
neat and we'll flushed. lJ6 icet long and
40 ,eet wide will be built h re 10y May
The !, - is certain Alre ,dy the bill .,
saving has been contract, i and secured.
Already the buililng is let TO a. alb,
comp my for tili-hing II spring, and tier
is no d scuuut on the project Tie par.
40. Il. hat l,a a
ind dement's never known or heard al II
A mountain hotel before This elievc
Prof. kcrr's iami are here, So ar. po,.
Il, Of Gen. NJ. W. Ransom f.milN
They seem ~ prefer this point to an,
other place Of resort.
The mUuuialn> wrIe never more beau
titul than at present with it varied col
ors and rich tintS. Come up next sum
mcr and let Us cultivate you into noun
tain l,ving man. Yours trnlv,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

4 WONDERFUL Clock A clock hat
will run 400 days without windirG is on
exhibition In downtown window Ii
stands under glass shade about fifteen
inches high. and is of very simple con-
Struction. The only apparent difference
between it and Connecticut clock OF
novel design is that in pace of p"ndu
lum it has time measure OF equal ex &c
tltudc in the shape of retry disk OF
brass containing splings, which wind and
unwind as it turns fl st in one dircc / d
and then the other 1h& clock Is a EL-
ropean lnveL,icn and attracts considera-
bic--atteption from passersby a sales
niaa, in explaining its mechani-m to 4
reporter, said: There have been fol mer
iayontions of clock to run as loug time
a. this, but never on any such principle
It al accurate Until this clock vas err
fectel, n one ever produced clock OF
lain construction aud general usefulness
that would run longer than .ek or a
fortnight at he ia:th,st n Y NGd
All kTprtSs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
Cam paign Currency.

Moore county has selected capital
man for the House; Capt Geo. W Wicox,
a well known ex Confederate soldier ID.
4. Mcdonald was nominated for Sheriff
". 5. Robins, ESD, Senator from More
and Randolph.
DR.. T. Burchett Twitty was nomiL "a
ted for the Senate from Rutherford and
Polk cou lty. A capital man. DR.. J. b.
Harrel was nominated for the House in
Rutherford j B. B.anton, Sheriff Maj
l.. Eywin, Register.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

NEW YORK AND CHICAGO MEN
SErkING To SECURE BETS IN Ills
FAVOR ODDS THAT He WILL CARRY
NEW YoEK. II ere was a great deal
OF betting 10 this city to-day on the elec-
ton. saws a New York special OF Sept
26. and Cleveland is growing n favor
with the hettin. men. The betting on
the general result IF the election is even,
while the odd, are 81 600 to 500 III
favor of lereland carr, ing this State.
To-day \ ldisou Cammack. the we'll
kuownWail ; tr. et broker. bet $4,000 tlaI
Cleveland would be the next President
taking all the bets ,hat lie could get on
the event. but Republican money va,
scarce To-i ight Edward ktarncy, one
of the sachems of 'rammany hall. bel
So 600 HAT Cl, Gland would lc 81, ctcd.
aud the money was ut up with the pro-
plictor OF the Hoffman House. The mos t
slguiii art lict i'll connection with tht
betting is that large sums of money have
seen tc!e. .raphed mere within Il c last
few days by parties III (hLco.o with III
structions to bet 1t Oh Cleveland. S9l.-
900 was received by one gentleman IL
Wall street from that city to-day for that
purpose. l.Iqu:ry ,llsclnse. the fact that
gain spc, ulltois. mauy of nhOm are
Republicans. and whose judgment j.
based upon what they know Of the stu.
ton in the Western and Northwestern
States.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
Mischief is wrought

hy h:.l Cuukiar. tuu,h b meats. late hours,
business worries. Irregular livcrs. sour
dispo> itiuns. evil digest on ana impure
blood. AIu, h of this mischief can be
ov, +, ONE by the OF e OF iiio"n's Iron
Bitt,rs : the bet tonic ever made. Mrs.
Emile Claw ford. Rtidsville; Ga writes,
After tryir Browns Iron Bitters we
are persuaded that it is all that it claims
to he-a good and reliable tonic. =
Thousand Of others speak III Ike man.
ner
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

William Elminster

William Edminster. n wealthy
farmer Of Steuben county, \. y. has
promised DR.. Rush Brown one uudred
acres Of his best land for saving the life
of his young daughter, who was hope
lessly i'll with typhoid fever. She is
now convalescent. III c doctors fee is
equal to tivc thousa and dollars.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
JOHN RANDOLPH.


-. Mrs Langtry has frankly owned
up to a London trend Il at She beer
inprudcnt
Work has begun on an Episcopal
church mile from W al Ut Grove on the
Hairston' Ford road The building VIII
be 35A5O icet, and the cost is estimated
1t 81 500. 1t is sad Ii : arorhcr Epis-
copal church, men crial to Bishop At-
kinsou-will be bull in The neighborh lod
Il GcImanton, AMI will | c haDdsou Q
building OF brick.
.Alexan der Montgomery, az aged
millionaire Of Alameda county, Cali!ur-
aia. has applied to tie counts - declare
VOID marriage ceremony vi b Lizzie
Green, handsome young mlliner. He had
iiltod tie lady, but VII ie he was j. K III
bed he was forced to 20 tlror gh W IA Il {
ertmory at the oint OF pi;to pre ct
tcd by two sisters If the b.Id,. mn
er was present aud took pant IN the cJi :
:, rae.
$, me amusing details arc grad
uaiy cpn inc to light II egard 70 the
reccnt rel o!t of the i,n ale oOny,ct> in
the pr. ON OF Al,aI.. Spain. They
dro,c out all tie guards and took COIN
plete pos esson 81 b! e pl to- which they
halricldcd and gul dcd day and ni-ht.
TLey had an ample ,upply Of provisi 'i'-,
and when the troops arrived TO capture
lie PRISON tie women jeered them
tlr, urh tie windows and pcltod them
with bread and vegetables from their
abundant supply, The officer in charge
Of the expedition against these vird-ocs
/ found himself il bad fix. For cl-i I
DAYS he dil OF know what Ia 10 To
use artillery against tho young ladte~
was out Of the question, ana TO get into
the prison without smashin. down tLe
walls sc, med impossible. At last lc
onceivt d brilliant idea. He gathered
together band Of the best looking sol
diers in his command. made them shave
wax their mustaches and put on thcl
yayest uniforms. Then he sent them
with f!am Of truce TO the Anazons
The handsome fellows were al once al
nitted. Tut were not allowed to return
n fact. they did Lot want to ret back
and it was part oF the commanders piar
OF campaign to have them captured
In a very short time these militarI
prisoner, spread disunion and mltin,
among the Amazpns AID thcu The III c
was easily taken.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

Many forget that the hair and scalp
need cleansing as well as the hands and
feet Extensive use Of Ayers Hair vi
go ha. proven that it is the best cleans
ing acent Tor the hair-that it prevents
as well as removes dandruff. and soothes
the scalp, and stimulates the hair TO re-
new growth and beauty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

For tne f. & NJ. Househo o.d.

Dear Household: I.I all Know the
l. ur.ely tory of Brother Pig and Mr..
Fox. Well find my elf in Mr.. F.'s
,.u1icament Just now. Va: very deslrous
. pcttn . '.cne foot across the tlircsli-
|. old. May | come in exclusive Of
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

KILLED By BASE BALL BAT = Riv-
erhead Oct. | -RoScue Conklng, a boy
IL years old, and distant relative of cx
-enator Conkllng. WAS instantly kilie | OIL
the Sutf ,ik county fair groul Is here TO
lay by beng struck on the head with !
baseball bat. A match game betweer
the SayvllIe and Ronk ,nkoma Club. had
been called at | clock. There was 3
large crowd of spectators, many of whou
crowded closely around the home plat.
a. the game increased in interest. Amou.
them IS young { mixing who was il
the front rank of tie eager lookc.s ou
The umpire and others repeatedly warn
d the crowd TO stand b ,ck.
At the beginning of the last haf of tn.
bird inn NJ LLcoln Nugcnt OF Patcho-
que was at the bat. He had ha | tw,
-trikes called on him and the Grove
pressed closely around as lie got himself
tog ther for his las chance. lie struck
with terrific force at a swift shoulder ball,
which he hit dancing blow. the bat al
The same iime fl ing like lightning from
his hand, into the crowd no. ten teel
away The heavy butt end Of it struck
young Conkliug squarcly in the face
"HllG tl1 ndhuic WHlppcu dTOunl, III :
ting Isaiah II ,l.ock ol Worthwhile and
breaking his jaw.
Conk ling sank to the ground aud ex-
pred almost instantly. lis upper lip
was cut through and his cheek AID nose
were crushed in. Death was caused by
conclusion Of the brain His body wIe
removed to Und-rtakcr Hills room,
whore Coroner Preston of Grcenpor'
neld an inquest A verdict of accidental
Heath was rendered Young Nugent RAJ
iround the bases before he knew his clui
had hit anybody He was much distress
ed over the accident apd shed tears
while te>tifyiug before the Coroner.
An extraordinary csabk came upol
rhe scene during the iu iue>t and urgently
asserted that the dead boy W 5 his broth
er; that they were respectively engineer
and fircmcn on the Nortl crn Pacific k.
Il and ,h;t they htd coue all the way
rom Caliiorna to play match game OF
bali to which they had bceU challenged
two years ago He tccame so bolster
Jus that II was necc sSary TO G ct him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08
-~ - -

The vo'e ca Ike question OF sub
scribing $50 Coo towards the building o!
a railroad from Gatfney City 5. e.,
through Marion ~ Bakers, lie. Was voted
on in McDcwcll last week. OF the 100
votes 500 were ''lor snbscriptior," ard
341 "ugain,t subscription.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-08

good looks. ~
Those pretty little WHITE BADGES
are gong to be very be omin,. aud the
merry greetings 80 pleasant a, the Ex-
position. | fain would join the goodly
membership | am not Nery ureten-
tlou- parsonage. viii not occupy more
than my allotted space aud wal prom
ae best behaviour. Prompt decision
desired. CowsLIPt
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-01
An Incident.

One of the most impressive and striking
incidents Of the State Convention held In
Richmond on the 23d of April, was the re-
ception given to Gen. Malone on his first
appearance on the platform. Promptly at
IL o'clock he stepped to the front to call
the body to order as chairman of the Read
just@ State Committee, in behalf of the
Readjuster and Republican Committees.
The moment his figure was observed a
shout was raised. participated in by nearly
every delegate present, which continued
for ten or fifteen minutes. Such a de-
monstration of attachment and affection
we have never seen equalled. 1t showed
the deep hold he has upon the people he
has heretofore led to victory, and that the
recent defeat in no degree lessened their
confidence and esteem for his great quail
ties as a leader. The self gratulations
of the Bourbon press that the little Boss"
was dead, was not verified by any means,
but the incident only Illustrated the vital
ity that might remain in q preserved
corpse. Never was there Drawer or more
determined leader, and never were there
more enthusiastic and courageous follow
ers, than that Convention presented. And
this the Bourbons begin to understand,
for since the Convention adjourned and it's
work has been given to the country, there
is more of sadness than cheer to be seen in
the Bourbon faces.