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! THG.CANDIDATEy.

Maxwell and h2cLr,'s. Piacsd in Nomiua.
i&..i: ..i:.'l!OnTTInnxw-ll wluB.
Special Di,paseh fo he 1nttli!encer.
;PAnxrHsBuRa, ". Va, Jaly 3O.-It wes
FIVE o. o'clockiwhen tho announcement wss
made Of The vote that dtftslrd Z MerricA' 3
resolutiona A motion was made to etSonce
proceed with the order Of business, which
was. the nomination Of Governor. From
all over the hall came shouts fol Maxwell.
:, AuTcHlSsoN SoMINAT1s NJ AI.E .ELl.vfss;SS
ThacslL .ol the roll. l.ot counties, nsilis.
pepsed with, and Mr. JOHN HuttHinbon
mounted the stage 10 nominate Judge Max.
well.sHs spoke Of him as 4 sTgentle1nanr' we'll
known in the State, identified; with iher
proerprs, prominent in the councils that
made her what she wss when the Dem.
ocratic party took charge, man OF cspsc
ity aud intelligence second to none a
friend to all men; one who risen from
the carpenters bench to the highest
bench Of law in the State; one whom the
great party Of men, of hone and Bnew had
placed at the head Of their ticket. ,He
tased lhos K6Se aESneaB 6allo7 ~ q sti6is
supported him. What was ;wantsd, Was
tho votes OF all man and: :ciaEseS:int the co !.
test with Jurbonism. - - Judge bIa1well
was man free from all vice, was intelli.
gent, wealthy and power in the State, all
OF which be would use to further the inter.
ests Of tho State. Hs was man with strong,
eolid horse sense, which waB more than
could be said OF that Democratic wind bag,
Windy Wilson. None could ever, call
Maxwell that. There was no Aa.teripg
abont him. 7,,a 7.&
{ Mr.. !, Hutchinson bad the Convention
with him. 1t applauded every period. No
better man cou ID have been found to make
,he nominating speech. z 1t made atropg
Max we'll men OF doubters, and made further
nominations useless. ~
ANOTHER NAME PRESENTED.
Col. Bu..erick, however, OF Kanawho,
placed in nomination James L. MtL Lear,
Of Putnam, and in doing so paid that gen,
tleman the high honor and credit that 50
,ixhfllly belongs to him. -; 3sS;* !.
j Tom SsaRgers, in one Of his character.
istic speechee. seconded Mclean indulg.
ing in many aleh's Of rhetoric and'gfacttul
poHturinv. 5lisSe { ~" i ~
HON. @, D. Hubbard seconded the nomi.
nation ii Judge Ms1 veil.
Mr. Hus;ed, OF Clarksburg, also seconded
him, and raised long and loud laugh by
saying at the commencement that It has
been suggested that Judge Maxwell is not
q Brutus or the other man from Marion
county, that he cannot ge. up on stump
and make q speech, etc. He spoke Of
Ma1wel's record and blameless life.
Governor Pierpopt in an earnest talk
advised the nomination OF Mclean. Ho
prs'aced his rems' IL by givingt gthe suprsme
@ ,urt a.hinv reouke for ils recent decl-
eions, charactelizing them as inaurnrating
q revolution that must he faced. Oua ron.
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The nomlne.s II the Krpuulican Con-
vsn.ion " judges Of the Supreme Court
will commend themselves to all honeet,
lsil.'hinking men. General Flick is known
throughout the State IS a fair dealing Re.
publican, and bis record in State politics
will recommend i'self to all Independent
voters who have the welfare Of the State at
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The lSTELllGxScER has fought for tie
Republican party since it was dangerous to
speak iH sentiments 10 the time 1t wss
haed Tor defending the right Of free epeech
and advocating the deliveraEce Of the peo.
pc from an oppression second only to
Pasraoh's domination. II believes in the
right Of cooperation, and welcomes all in.
dependent Democrats and Greenbackera 10
its rankp, not only 10 plague, but overthrow
the proud and self appointed destroyer Of
ths States prosperity-"The Adminis.ra.
tion.n ,, ~ -.-l
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CHICAGO, ILL, July 3o.-The fourteenth
annual convention OF the Catholic To al
Aestinance Union Of America will be
held hare August Oh and 7lh and promises
to be an important gathering. Over TWO
hundred delegates will DO 10 attendance. +;
On the evening Of tho fret day OF tho con
yen!ion large demonstration will bs hrli
at Central Music hall. The meeting will
be addressed by Archbishop E der, of Cir
cinnSti. Bishop Ireland, Bishop Spsuldinp. !
Of Psoriss, B!shop W.tterson, Of Columbus,
and others. Archbishop Feshan will
preside. ~ - - ~ =. l. n -. -.
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Rcduc,sg WuiktuE Forces.

PlrnDuRou, Pa July 3O.-rhe Westirg.
house Air Brake Company have motif d
two hundred and fifteen Of their emplo, es
that their 5srTicea will not be REQUIRED
longer than next Saturday. This wholeaale
dlacharas ie attributed to "ullness in tIada.
LExlsr'S, Me-, July 30-Two mIlla Of
tho Lswls!oa Corporation have shnt down
until September ls,, on account OF oyernro.
duc,ion. They employ 900 handa. Il. - r 4
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Aud a Greed for Every Loyal West
Virsinian
Who Favors Progress, Enterprise
and Prosperity.
The Details Of The Convention
Graphically Portrayed.
THE IT, KET.

fok 0Gvxksos, 5a.A lU
ED"IH MAXwELL, OF Ha,,isou.
FoA surKEls1ESREST or ysRE SCHOOLS, :
J. n. knhD Ill. OF Richie. +
,.-Hlf ; FOR AUDITOR, .-
J. Il BuRTr, o, Ohio.
FOR TRxisU1HR,
8. ". srUkM, Il Marion, ~
PoR ATTORNEY oyNIHAL, y
JOHN a. HUTCHINSON. Of Wood.
FOR suRRE'E JupGk
W. II. H. Eli X. Of RerAelcy, lloug ttrm).
J. Il. Brown, o! RsnAwaa. tsaort tIm).
ELEcroEs AT L'nGE, '0T. q
JOHN FR sw, Of Ohio.
JOHN colPgR. Of Faye,tc. f
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Foundations i,,r s.,.x,n.x

coLuuncs, O.. July so.-Josephs oulh.
waite was o'day nominated by the Demo.
cratic convention Tor Congress, to eucceed ,,d
George D Converse. Seeu H3e's
RlcnM'SD. Va, July 90.-The Demo. :ru,.
cra1ic convention Of the Third C5ncrea.
s!onal district unanimously renominated
George D. Wise ior 9 ,ngress to-day. q $500 80 :
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90 As=-=f1s '. y. .'--H-s = Te-s7I' +
A brand Celebration.

FARNlSe1ox, Me, July so.-Auguat 10
he's been fixed as the day for the grand
celebration oi the birthday Of the Rspubli-
can party a. Strong. Jas. G. Blaine. Han.
nribsl Hamlin, Gov. Morrill,, Congressmen
Boutelle and D ngly, ex CIV Long and
other distinguished guests will be present,
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TnE convention at Parkrrsourg hes no
oa'y supported the party CT free speech,
BIZ has unanimously endorsed the neVs.
p,,sr .hs. challenged the integrity Il the
h chest court in the Slate. The witness
Sand is still yacapt.
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TIE Governor Vi West Virginia was on
.raaru =
the pIalinm a! the PA,ksrsburg conven.
ton y sterday. He was mildly tapped on
the shoulder for meddling with our con.
siutional rights, as he deserved to bt;
bu. lie was not hissod.
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DEATH Of nm , x.Lcg'sintOr.

pAAkSltsBuRo, WA, July so.--Hon.
Ellis S. H,er, Of Braxlon county, died this
afternoon al Sutton. He wRs ono Of The
most prominent Republicans in his
county. Hs was; a member OF the West
Virginia Legislature in 1878 o.. s,etj
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WHEELING WEsTVA, JULY 81 1854 .

In and out Of the Wheeling Convention.
Ibis is the lag st Republican convention
ever held in the State, hAs acted with
view to make the most Of ils opportunities,
and Republicans generally are hopeful OF
good results. There are no kickcrs and no
pha1iaees, cuy
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AND there 10 IL ,n.st" Jucye Brown, Of
Kanawhs county. HI will never mrzz'e
the press or deny the right Of any mans
liberty! His strength is Of Sampsonian
nature, and there is no Democratic Dalilah
living who can shear him. M.
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Is TenntSee Anu Hest VttKlhia ,hc Democrats
10 ,iIl thy Ill 80 the lwy ST. te4 feDatAil, from
tbs yer, SAT- Of ,he campiigu.-Phiu. PI,ss.
The result Of yesterdays convention
places the result beyond doubt as far as
Wes. Virginia is concerned, and with us
thsre is no further csnae for debate. 81
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READY FOR BUSINESS.

Ino convention OrknnIxed-The Com.
misren' REPORTS. e. ~
Special Dlpatca to The Ine'iigencer, ..--ggs5i
PARKEKsBuRa, July 3O.-The Convention
rea:sembled promptly at two o'clock but
was not called to order until 2:3O o'clock.
the Opera House band and the Parkera.
burg baud in the meantime playing patri.
otto airs that provoked greatentbuaiasm.
HoSohs TO GOVERNOR JACKSON.
In calling the Convention to order Chair
man Clifford said that he observed in the
vast audience Governor Jackson, the pre-
sent head Of the Safe government, and
E1 Governors B ,reman and Plerpont.
lCneers ] He extended cordial invita-.
tlon to tnem to come forward and take
seat, on the platform. H,ns. John A.
Hutchioson, Of Wood, J. ". Masup, OF Tay-
ior, 5. +. Mccormick, Of Taylor, and A. d.
Moore, OF Harrison, were appointed an es.
cort committee. Messrs. Boreman and
Plerpoat preferred remaining with their
delegation, but Governor Jacbson came
forward and wes received with much ap-
plauss. VIA! H.g4rg-
s.Es THE PERMANENT oyFlCEEs.
The Committee on Permanent Oreanizs.
ton reported the following gentlemen for
officers Of tho Conventions: Hon. g. F.
EVans, OF Berkeley, Chairman; q. s. HoIws..
ell, OF Ohio, Secretary; and R. B. Robinson,
Of ksnswha, 6 sorge L. Jonee, Of Lewis, II.
". Dean, Of jackson, and G. 7. Goshoru,
Of Mine:al, Assistant Secrs,arie3. The re..
port was adopted and Messre. B, B. Hart,
Col. Butterick and q. W.Atkinson wars
appointed committee to escort Mi. Evans
10 the chair, On raking which he said: =
Gentlemen OF We3t Virginia, and I
will not refuse to say ladies Of West Viz.
ginis, the people who have assembled hers
to-day have met to select ticket that will
he elected in October next. [Great Cheers |
You have not come togeluer, lellow.ciu.
zens, to hear me make q speech, even il I
were able TO do 60. The work before uD ia
no easy task. When We shall have named
the members Of our ticket, let Us turn our
steps honeward with the determination TO
put our shoulders to the wheel. Lat every
man DO his duty, and LIT every lAdy speak
q good word Tor our licke. to her bsau, urx.
ing upon him, and upon all people to come
outin October nextand pay their respects
to our most respectable Governor. Turn.
Ing TO Governor jackson, who sat hear by
on the platform Gentlemen, I am ready
to hear your pleasure , 5glI3l.r.,',
COMMITTEES REPORTS.
The following reports we're then present.
ed: The Committee on Credentials report.
ed that all the Senatorial districts were
represented, but that the following coun.
Ties were not represented Seventh dis
trict, Logan; Eighth, G1eenbrier and Poca.
hontas; Ninth, Webster and Nicholur;
Tenth, TrckeI; Twelfth, Hardy and Pen.
dle,on. The. report Was received and
adopted; 9-. 3I l~75
Chairman S D. Rsmsdell. Of the Com.
mistse on Bss ol Representation, reported
having decided % allow each county on,
vote for every one hundred votes or irsc
J ton Of fifty or over cast ior Garfield. Th.l
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t'-'1-alAoS4FlCENT FLORAL EMBLEMy.
Just es the reading Of the names Of the
committeeman as reported by the several
districts was concluded, hearty ou,buras
OF applause WAS caused by two very hand.
s'me horal emblems, a harp aud a Tyre, be-.
ing placed on the Chairman's Stand. Thew
were tue gilt Of Mrs. Bennett Cook, Jr,
and a, composed OF rare and exquisite fl ,wprs.
me Convention Immediately recognized
this mark Of esteem by passing q vote OF
thanks. on motion of Captain Hugh ster-
ling, Tor the emblems Of peace and har.
mony. Thig. .wss pleasant little episode
ut the conmencemeus OF the proceedings
and good feeling. $50 :.
At ll:50, after 1t had been announced
There the committees would meet, the
Convention took a recess till 9 Pm,
IN order to allow than to get to work.
= = . H ~
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TIE Republican party has spoken. Its
y,jcs commands the Republicans. LIST ue
hons tina, is action will commend itself to
the yhola people. 1.J.I f..at,l.. 80
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ON, c UNITY is houofed with the chair.
msuship and sscIetArysbip Of the State
Committee. Two good men who will do
yood work.
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ANXIOUS Ii QuiRHR: Mr. JOAN a. Hutch.
i,son isa irue blood Republican, and is
w,rh his weight in wild cas- as against
B)arbon misrule.
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JAMES G. tL.lNE, though newspaper
mail did not invent tho reporters inquiry,
"T. there ANYTHING new to-dayT"
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= IT IL not in aood-tsrm 10 tay paintitred,
bu. you may remark that you are going to
write q poem In crimson.
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Iris taiAte s.anu w tisut, and the best
me, will surely win. Tney were nomina.
tsl At Psrkeraturg yesterday. tt
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O0uernl HOrdvn l.p,u,r. Ro, ~. =. !.

r. ~ "V'"oh Ssptuses Hcr bcr.
9 CAIRO, July 3o-Tne Mudir II Donrola
telegraphs that reports have reached that
city that General Gordon has captured
B"rber. The Mudir sent an ollic,al :to
Dsbbah to .xtertain the truth OF lhe re-,
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ghp qntAhge1tter:.
nm, :. ro.. 70 Inv" - '""r'r-o'n h.see,.

ss-r -rrwn, Having The city during he sum.
No, can hare the DAiLY IhTELLidEhC CER
6ruord,,l 10 their adde's for any time, a,h to
anv beatty dtsirtd a, The rate Of t1ee" senh per
.uk Postage prepaid by us.
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LIT lhs impMttsl eli z n now place the
tso Stats tickets side by aide, and chocae
betseen thtm.
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NAxwELL aad reiur'p, and death to
BourboIisn.
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I ywelith-F. NJ. R.yro'ds.
Thirteentb-J. N Wisper. Il.
\, RuLis AND ORDER OF uuslNEsl
J, !, First Senatorial District-Hon. John A.

J, First Senatorial District-Hon. John a
Campbell. 57 NN
!S;,eecond-Capt s. Frank Burt
Third-Ffshk Smith. ..0 I
Ennrth-S.'mon Wells. W.
F.tth-T. r King. !Nal. n
Sxth-G. +. Ruclif. ".u.a.
S.venth-A +. Gibbons.
Eighth-E W Btidse. 0- .a. (,
Ntnth-Clatk Rogers. g5iH
Isntl!-Lsvi Leonard. 5tt y g. I.
Eleventh-C. W. Jackson. " X ~ y
Twelith-Alpx Weir. -7TH f
Thirteeuth-T. II B. Dawson. ("
DAsls cr REPRESENTATION.
First Senatorial D sttlct-S. X. Wallace.
SscondGr. u, Perry Jacobs
!, Third-W.T. WANT ! i~iF ...l
Eour'b-J. X. Bailey. N
Filth--Unarlea Cherrington. ...
s'xsh-Z. D. Ramrdoll. (,
Seventh. 8. Atkinson, |
E'ghtn-JaneR II, Hobbs.
Niasb-J. s. Hyer. Et7,7TS 4 = ,r277 u. 7.
TIn'h-John W. Conner. i8'S q
Eleventh.. Il. Hawthorn,
Twelfsh-G. 7, Goshnrn. : : l1' Y. =
Ihlrteenth-James D. Bu!t------- s->-I +
CREDENTIALS. |
First Senatorial Dia,ric.-J. q. Atk;neon
stcond-J. W McIntire, n
Third-W s. Jonee. i
Fourth-W. Il, II. Wheaton. 4,
Flfth-O'C Smith A'"'' <.
six'h-D 8 Fisher.
ssventh-.Wnliam Workman. N
Eighth-Aiilel Phillips. ~
Min,h-John T. Cunningham.
Ienth-Charles F. Tater, ( aI nm
E eventh-W. NJ 0. O.Dawson,
Tweltth-N S. O'Nesl,
lhlrteenth-Georgs E. Curry,
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
First Senatorial Dis,r;c,-Bsni. Harvey
secondAG S. McFadden.
Thirds. r Dawaon.
Fnnrth-I. N. Mcknight. -s..s
fitth-Walren Miller. M EHlI
sixth-Juds,n Ap' ffrd. ~ h-'y =
Ssventh-W. W. Baker, i.
Etghth-John Camper. N
N.nth-H @ McWhorter,
Isn'h-Wm. L. Dunnineton,
Eeventh-S. 4 Price,
Twelfth-W j. B.bb.
IhlrEeenth-J.mes W Robinson,
a.. VICE PREsIDENT5.
FlIst Senatorial Dls;rict-N, B, Scott,
sscond-Thomas Hough, i
Third "A y. Moore, !g
Fourlh-Dr. E s, J. Bond.
Fif,h-M.j,r Harpold.
Sixtt-T =. Mcclure. -
Ssven'h-Jamrs Holstine,
Eiahth-John Carver.
!Mintn-Capt J s Burdett,
Ienth-M.W. Cohurn.
Eleventh-N. n Hoffman, u
I~elfth-G G. P4~nell,
Ihirteenth-B NJ Kitchen, .,5|
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First Senatorial district-W. J. ". Cow:
en-.
S4cond-A. J. Stone.
Third-Lsa Raymond,
FouHh-W. L. Cole. .
F'fth-J. A. Gibbons,
SIXTH. ]. paters,n.
s ,venth-W. W. Baker.
Eiighth-s D Bury.
Ninth-A. F. Gibbons. I."r-,
Ten'h-Ar,hur sinsel.
Eleventh-M. L. shsffer.
TTelith-T. y, + .Cussadon.
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FUSION A'FACT,
Tho Ticket That will Sweep the
State. .
A Well Attended and Harmonious
Convention.
A Union Of Forces and a Union Of
10 Sweep Bourbonism from the
m Youngest State .a
or the Union, Born In the Throes
ofPatriotism. ,,y5t
AAo Nohtou'pllDio supreme court
OF the State
Gets q Shoulder hit, and the "In.
telligencer" Cheered.
A Platform for the Workingman
and tho Farmer,
Aud a Greed for Every Loyal West
Virsinian
Who Favors Progress, Enterprise
and Prosperity.
The Details Of The Convention
Graphically Portrayed.
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lJolpl W. nuvo enough! - Sapreme
Curt. -8Lt
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ALL ,cre,p,! Dawn Snh b urboAism.
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Ys; Wpst Virginia will 80 Republican
mia Y, A. sud don't you iorgst iii
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bssis was adopted. The ayes on tho
vote were so numerous on the
ans sndment that Mr. Evaus In a decided
tone Of voice, wilheu. asking for the nays,
declared In favor OF the ayes. -f NJ
II THE ORDER or puslNE.s, al \
The Committee Oh Rules and Order OF
Brslns sss. through It's chairman, Frank
Burt, nnGi Secretary, f. W. Bridge. recon.
mended th,>t all speeches bs limited to
twenty minutes, snd that In csse Of second
speeches upon the same q1estion speakers
be limited to five minutes. The following
was recommended as the order Of business:
.ua pqS iolIOwips Vi ordsy. Goyernor, sups1in. m
tendent OF Free Schools, Auditor, Treas.
nrer, A.toruey.Genersl, two Judges Of the
Supreme Court, two Electorsa:Largt; ad
jJurnment, MAJ ct Az
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MAxwELL and vic,my.
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= OUR RESOURCES NEED DEyEL- rINo. "

+, That the Republicans Of West Virginia
favor the passage by the Legislature of
laws that shall invite capital to develop
our great natural resources and promote
enterprise and industry in its varied in
terests throughout the State, that the laborer
may obtain employment and hie chiidran
may have opportunity to earn adt q late
wages ut hume and not be compell.d d to
,r:m'grats to more enterprising and more
liberal States.
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Rad the follow ihg address: ,.,..'.
New York STATE July %. 1854.
Hon. Thomas a. Hendricks, Of Ldiana.. ~
slE: The honor and pleasure OF officially
notifying you Of your nomination as tie
candidate OF the National y .mocrstlc party
in the cltction about to occur for the ttiice
iEaht s'of Sthefss efssB Boited States
sswefe,Sby the Convention recently held at
'C6icago, conferred upon the 'underoigned
aB a COMMITTEES OF that body dtsignstAd to
represent in our persons tho eeveral States
and territories. In grateful performance
Of the duty we are entitled to express
the admiration Of the Convention
and the party for your long services,
peraonal qualities and character and for
your dietingu;shed public aervicps and
maintenance Of the principles and objscs
which are believed hest calculated to pro.
mote the secnrity, happiness and welfare
OF the people; and especial satisfaction in
tho minda Of I'll good men must follow
your election, from tho /. e 4ction that in
your. person the testimony will bepecrliar.
ly given that the American people arc
never conpcious or willing Instruments Of
that greatpublic crime by which, through
fraudulent returns and fragrant disregard OF
truth and justice, others were seated
in /. 'thoss high Offices to which
Samuel J. TiIden and yourself we're
1ishtfully chosen in 1876, IS we'll as OF tho
patriotism Of your great eubmitsion in con.
fiient reliancs upon the justice Of the poo.
pie for vindicatioo. An oppressed eopy oi
tho declaration Of principles end policy
made by the Convention is submitted with
this Communication for your examination
and ws may surely expect your loyal de
votion in the cause Of our parry to accept
the candidacy impoasd by your nomina.
tion. ~ - A..
We have tha honor To be, with great 70.
spec!, WM FVILAs. President. \
2 /. ~ NICHOLAS II BELL. Secretary,
And the remaining members Of the Com:
mittee.
REPLY OF TIE "onEAT DErRAuDED."
MI. Hendricks replied: IA 4.
Mn CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN CT THE
COMMITTEES: l cannot rraiizs tuat u man
shoulu ever sand in the preeence OF a com.
mittee representing more august body d
men than that which you represent, II
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: REPLY OF TIE "oREAT DErRAuDKD."

Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN. CT THE
COMMITTEES: | cannot rsalIzs tuat a man
shou!u ever sand in the preeerce OF com.
nittee representing more august body Of
men than that which you represent, In
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at the closa Of MI. Heudricks' remsrks
hearty epplsuse ives givan, and he w.s in
troduced to each mem ber OF tho coumittee
and general hsudshski, & followed, after
which the people paid their respects to
Mr. dendrlCkB. i.H.|f. -T.s -. In r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02

A Few SIGNs.--We could ill column
with items like the following which
abound in nearly every paper we open;
A Cleveland, Hendricks aud Harrison
Republican Club of 800 members was or
ganized in the Sixth ward of Chicago on
Monday
About fifty young men Of Rockford, who
have heretofore voted with the Republican
party, have formed Cleveland club in that
city.
About sixty German Republicans in FL,
gin have formed IA Harrison club, intend
Ing TO vote in body for Harrison though
all may not vote for Cleveland.
A number of German Republicans in Ot
tawa have organized an indepen tent club.
They may not all vote for Cleveland, but
they will certainly not support Blaine and
Oglesby.
Binghampten Leader; "A Cleveland club
composed entirely Of Republicans was or
ganizedlin Dunkirk on Thursday night and
200 Cleveland Republicans signed the roll
That's the way the work goes on"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-08-02
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic voters OF the various """f'Ni''' i"
Sale county are requested 10 H'e'' ut''R"cH ~
sent them at Democratic county Convention I" b'
held in the Board of Supervisors Room, III the city of
Ottawa, on Wednesday, the @Oth day OF August AS d"
the hour of two o'clock such convention to nom
mate candidates for the following Offices VIZ: tcrk
Of 81, crcnit court Coroner States Attorney County
surye,or Recorder of Deeds and Two Members Of the
Iu,ois Uonsc of TO transact any
and oil s,cb other business ns NAV propery come be-.
fore ,he convention The townships of the county shall
ac, ma entitled IN reuresentaon I'm the convention
berebv called ON the basis of one delegate for each
,o,,,shn and me delegate for every fifty votes and
also every fraction of fifty votes greater than heen