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Omaha daily bee., 1884-05-16
From Is. y Nj. Depot; Tenth Street. :
B. q N. RAILROAD-MAIN LINE.
pNNyER NpREss,

OMAHA AND DARTMOUTH TRAINS:
Lv.7 Omaha at 1850, and Sac n m; 1850, 0:10, 7:45 m
Ar. Omaha t6:25, $40 and 1906 q IN; 700, 1880 p m
Duly.
G. b. & .. II. r. (yia r%lattsmouth.)
Eastern Esp. .sA5 a M Omaha Exp '... .s:aoa m
Chicago Exp. =. .4:b0 p IN Western EXP. ... 1880 p IN
Daily.
X. C., ST. J. " c. b. (via rlattsmouth)
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Mail. .......... S45 u m Express. ........ .G:2b I'm
Express .--.....7:45 p m Mail .............7:30 p III
Daily.
From G. st. 4. Nj. ~ o. Depot, 14th and
Webster Streets.
c., st. 7. N. q o.
LEAVE. ARRIyB
No 2 Passenger. $40 m No 3 Mixed. &. &. .1l:I5 a m
No 4 Mixed -. 2:30 nm No l Passenger. b:20 p IN
Sundays Excepted.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-05-16
PLACE
CLARK PLACE.

This is a subdivision Of the Me
Park on the south. G,od location, ne
good growth of native timber. This
Omaha, and will sell rapidly. Price 5
balance on good time. First come, frs
portunity for persons who intend build
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
MANY VISITORS AZ LAKE GEORGE.
"rnr suspAy rmmcN" APPRECIATED

UrLrrr's LA>DiNG, \. y, July l1.-"n's'N
q, ,ut and tbe istorneda'e resorts along LAKE '''H'
t,o Caldwell were asresably ell pfisrd al receiving '
srxn.y TRIBUNE early In the afterao1n oil rhh1"y nv
rn -. were delivered a. fourteen hotels al Hu'I'u'
,,,s .t,n, ne shore from The TRBuNEs steam y''n'
- sander, commanded by Captain Burgess N''en
webster chief engineer shortly before noon the y"on
fines we're cast off from Caldwe pier and the boat 7le%heu
ov,,v for sbeldoas in violent thunder slorH
ord a heavy sea Within half an hour the storm
s,sd and the trip was coatinuei uni pleasant SKIES
prrde, NJ psper were left at Shsldoas Trout PSVhoh
nm, IA, CattskfU house, on the Elstern Shore. Inc
bt WIS then headed for the Mohican, Bottoms and tue
sae,more At each landing groups Of visitors eager
topurcna.e a TRBUSr. The enterprise was Thoroughly
pnecasd and many expressions Of conmehda'loh were
heard Other NevYork sunday papers arrived at noon
the next day aad later
The KATE sanders ia one Of the fastest yachts on Lake
c,r,s and coupares ftvorlby in speed with Tn. large
aJn,ti line boats the Horcin and the TiconderoSa'
TIE boat was built nv La Mont ain-' her eng
q q ,,,.+er,i.,e ~ mechanism, and was built 10y me
cef mechanic oil tina Delaware ana Hudson Oahdi Oou-
bany for special service ,. 1865, I'll ofo,, tho
iale II has begun fav0raby. In many OF the larger
botes oh m, rooms are taken and The beginning o lhe
Iaces at Saratoga will bring many nov VISITORS H.,
Deacon :. Y. White Of IlAm"itu OHuyl' pIo"N' -,
doLed in his easychsir at the Pear Iola Hore a. M
TRIBUNE vacnt drew up at tbs pier and awakened NIn
He purchased he first paper. . .,t.
NJ Howard Bender. the well known proprietor at ths
place. mas well oiled house Hops ana concerts a,e
make the place lively. The fishing here&'ouls IS
tlprcmelv god Az ordinary eaten OF an a. 'tlioVu -
twenty-Gy, pounds OF trout Inc oaghlpIT H"s idt s.
company as well "a tue MO1ican and Pearl fSht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
STATE Or TRADE

B"TNceT Igy 90 Foarq2e and d. fa}y r sTa5a 4 o
an Family - Sgs 81 NV Nrls super g ga 49, no.
Extra. 80. a. do lll brands go IA tSap5.o
lontitrn easier aud st'yc. western lowerauI active
92ai l1la H- 90 80 wcs'er5 winter R1a Spot g
.l4 AyIS',' r, .,r..ro re,rce ami firms Weston duli
and nominal. southern White. t.r1 DO yellow. p Sc
Western Mixed spot le1liac. fgy. G.q o. 'osn.i.
s,ec " g' Ioit" 'io uFad ',c Eve qu' a.
D. ,pc Receipts .Fourl, ID D1+ "hslt ,.l9O ol'l,
os,. r 6d'Sa,b WHEAT. go bush 5l.5s-wh
I'd .uur BUSH corn. 90 bush
BUFFALO. s. s.. JrIr2 Flour steady sac. toDl ph.'
wlra. Tsass '' i n y, fr,rar a, e.c 1o Ja.
ic1r 81 2n store II 59c 30 %, bush r. AIRY IL bJ.sl
frsh. unchanged 'nai i.ists ~ p..o,r. "i,I r
rsa6iib.. Vhe,i 81. % bush; ofn I2Gooo 6l.h O,ts
S:.a o'''' Wheat '''''' BUSH corn. ''0'
no..r rq % rr2a, ar n, ar T &c p,sst
ii rt.f Nh.i,.s5T p1 corr quiet steiner yellow o.
-tamst It-a - 5rci No gt'd' ~ sE e.
sbcrts AMI 'nilu-s luist ~ fll necsipts-Fl9ar ~!
b1.i 80 Qn sa.kE corn 5000 Sn'si u''s 'o'O O''H'
rvuv n 90 Flour aal Il. r' g1, t e. 20
I'D lu.ts' ln5tia = nrlknslis g1'oi shoulders
s"t,' ~ =, ID, h ,i',, 'ss}T no.. nm, o,@
80" ,gG ai p,.sns sni butchers g 700
pepe r a.'l ~ ,gl M. lgy 81 % VISIT ..
a, ar1ms Wheat ..mtu buai. tuut iuH n'.1 hl!
s'.p snraa. seal 900 sa'' com ioo' "e'' i''
I,.,.,stt ia. 80 rimf dlH ani unchanged Wns"
ea.1l hu huWHubUa cash au'Fr. l"f +"
tuDiist Hlas.. luU hHI Nu. F.. .n' 1f7 h''", e. 4
t,..4 .n. iff lYNtl Nu 'ah''-f ha' Iot Vi NJ =.
-uUuI .I. bu rtIitaiuol li4Iihl finflss''5 !'n - ~
Il .d ,i.l, -NrrI IIhIri iru1 ~ 49, - H"e' ,'b
i.rry i75 bush -nvmeut,-floui, 10000 bb'' Nh@1
iG,. 900 bush.
ING in rlr lots the d'mlui being chiefly rlnh i,'
h, homo tls'" hulDIs maintained s,i'y nom a
were ~ iI'lnfd make toIr"fsi"tf h An.
arsr u nsIcrou. Western end % 'psaa,..tyly.a.
Vanity - 2iati 90 pruusyyada r9l'I pl"' t,,,s~ -
~ 50, Delaware Family t'ar1 oh M9'riu s III" ined /,
o 90 inquiry Tor .llpm,ni sle'a'iDs - iovnrt
ne market closed du AMI weak car "la "a ~. ~. I
NrW 80 Delaware elin export elevator g'f. a." sSp
T,un-,l ,aua red aluat ~ o. No Red jay. pt 80
huru.t u dgjtc. september 90 80 . O'toD'i, ~
dJSl,, Corn Tho option market was dul anu ,t'
nal export demand light COR ots dul AMI WoAS uu' i
seamrr Mixed. 81 = n3c. sal Mod ~ mn W
,tu Mixed July GI lgdd.Ct August OF eb.ci
al aO1cs OctSucr tlGd2Hc Oats-Car VIZ No
bat domand was only moderate l'eJectSa VINO 90 ~
White 8pi,c. No . white, 4gl.G' 90 ,ne'h ~
0ptnn market quiet aud steady NO x, Whlo yuH'
Bj4Guc August = nci -ePt,mDel - Wa, a Ool
bu.hI Corn. 1000 BUSH oats l4OoO Dtih i PP
Wheat 10000 Gushi Corn. 5000 bush. oats 5000 Ou'
81 LOUIE July 9J-FlouF steady and anchaagei st "a
5000 $50 Choice, ~ dOGsa 20 Fancy 80 20 az an
July 80 sd53 August 1909 20 y md
Der sB .Gs7o 40 3 Rcd Fall, 7s9sOF corr 80" ~,
higher Cash, aka 9cI July, 49, - it
d20s,c July - 1.o August; % , All the felr nyo ~
Al ole bid barley No market heoelpts floiI' o,Uos
bbsI Wheat $4,000 BUSH corn. - 900 bush 0ar V0,
bSai waea. iLoO0 bash' Cora. l2OOO sasA oA'A -OO'
/ kaAh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24


Tie stock Exchange markets to-day yc'1pcd rrvo'u
tom There w,su -ull- revival Of speculative interest
that marked strong contrast with Yesterday painful
dunc-e more because ~ begsniwh the opening OF bust
mess tan that 10 gathered force with the passing hours Of
the dav Aud the speculation WIS all on one ade-in
favor NJ higher prices IN casting about FOR sudden
change n tine disposition ~ operators heoue prominent
and b. striking rrn o. this mornings news
vas the ineipunranca ~ the sp-caltd
independent Republican movement against The election
NJ Mr. Mains as v4s Developed a vestnf1ar's conftr
enre It's worthy of no'a That operators whose party
faav win ppnarln ih. 90 y1in fpt thp nominee ri thA
ueinoiair putty ,n,i,ll vsrs ~ securities ga
wrfa any ~ itsse WIN i ilp 10 hr trpnuinsn rntr
sHe slarHep n even ~'s s,t'a tepou iba' gen lo
man vim .isa candidate int thu uuulnaiiHp o. tho os
,hlr,an aiHH rtsa rtaH btYa, af stnrba 81 ntrli
tbs up p,asuf ibr difI bt fuiahs ffdas ta smaller
ihr plf, hases Hrtf iaitr 1ti1se stI" aHrlu o.
fora stH lions " aDfIuat go fif tHa dtFs move.
mtnt Wis lel ny cuuas ths energies we've devoted ~ H.
Ptai aHd ualon Pacific sorI. Whl.u tigsthsr furnished
1dEJoJ mares oui OF Total o. a-5,-s5 shares &c. Paul
opened ct 7jst7Js AMI steadily advanced 10 7d's IA
the last hour reace eel o. 70 closed at 75's Union
Pacific opened mp per cent at jl7, and 10 49, In
the last hour II react ed 10 i3i and closed ~ J7 But
the not confined to the two stocks named
II covered and Included the whols llst. 80 that
even such stocks as Lake Frs and Westrrn
aud Peoria Decatur and Evansville felt Hs influ-
eDce Northwestern r0So from 92A TO O5laa0jIs Lake
shore advanced from Is to 77Is a76La767 Central and
Hudson sold at 1884 1908 4l0j7. alOGL against yes
terlay's lO3h. Delaware L1ckawanna aad western was
lsgpud Al 112IsaillL f1l3srll3. Western Union
rose from 80 e. J6s and then sold at 55Aa5GA Mis-
souri, Pacific in the carly dealings was suspciously weak
and declined from 06 10 ga but later II sold at 07
~. There were a few disturbing rnors during the day
notceably the dry goods failure at A. Lous-but they
eIcrted pcrceptbc eeot the Of tho market
which. after tho late reaction, closed strong
far amount OF business was done in Government
bonds and prices steady at unchanged quotations
fOllOwsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

There business done either IN State bonds city
hank stocks There was some better bidding for the
Arkansas 7- to the railroads. without inducing any offer
trgs.
The business in railroad bonds was more active than II
has been lately, and prices generally show more less
Improvement Erie second cOusOls rose from 53ll TO
55l2d5jh. Louisville and Nashville general mortgages
dngs Tor IN. other junior issues were advanced about
4d3 per cent. The quotation for the collateral trust
were up lie At 1Ojl2; tho other issues about
steady Lehigh and WKesbarre cOnsOs rose ~ 10 93A
at ~ 81 Louis and Iron Mountain seconds up 4
at lO32a lO3i and hrss Cairo and Fulton, mp per
cent ~ Io5 ana hrsts, Arkansas Branch, sold at 1O2i
1903 East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia consoi %
AFTER DIS and 5ii2 were only L. higher At 54ls West
rhore ana Buffalo first % were active again at 39AG4O
@J9%; Missouri Pacific cOnsOs continued weak at 800
20 Dut The third mortgages advanced ! q TO 97i2
NORTHWESTERN dcbenurc d easier az 03 1884, but
AZ w Milwaukee Lake shore and Western frsts sold at
e9i2GlOo Rock Island 6s were L. higher at ia. va
u @ ~ ~ 17 were steady at 20 mon facuc nr7t'
were up q at 10 and oregon Short Line Is were per
at 37l2. and rsts Rio rande DIVISION rose III 10 40
Atlantic and Pacific incomes active at 13G 15l2a1 10
An unusual amount Of business done In Oregon I'M
pfoyemenl hrsis with little effect prices; sales were
a. 3393o4a5Ils Northern Pacific trsts sold at 1929
he subrreasury to-day lost on balance S79l 937,
maze up ny losses Of $36O,363 currency and fi3l6!4
coin Inc days operations covered: Receipts Sl3J33St;
coin Balance ~ 10 500 700
None At the stock Exchange was unchanged at per
rem loI cav ioahs Iae domestic exchanges DO nor yer
indicate any important movement at tho south or Vest
some amounts are going to nearby cities.
The Clearing House -tAtea-ut to-day follows :
EKchangcs r62,24N ,46S balances, 1897 1879.
The United states Treasury at Washington to-day re
ceVed plSOODO I'm National bank notes for redemutOn.
The customs receipts SlOl7sZi and the internal
revenue receipts were 1921, i27
Inc i0fel-n exchanges again weak on mitei de-
nand aud rates Tor suess reduced 10 quotations
follows Bankers bills - S2li and - Sili for long
ana snort sterling respectively j.j2ls and 5109a lOr
hdncsi 9l4 and 94A for reichmarbs 10 and lO4 Tor
guldcrs.
In London British cOnsols higher nj 1909 fOf
bon money and account Unlt"d states A. were Il higher
vi llf4W AZ Loo. 4 3
opened higher aud continued 10 advarDn all day; I'M"
market followed behind the home quotations. Central
ana hudson closed at 1864 which 10 tho equivalent ot
lO3l2 IN our market, against 1Oii9 our O'Clock Price,
ana ST. Paul closed AZ 1jA whicI IS thc epuydlct OF
132 against our II O'Clock price Of ~ ~ f. The Bank
81 England lost 92O.OpO bullion on balance. At Paris
French per cents 10 20 30 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

eefpra 10000 ncadi 400 hosd market brisk
and "a lOc higher Rough Packing b 90eto ~ Passine
and Shppnx - iOas56 3d. gh % lOSso 7O ssipa - 20
catae-Recepts 5000 head shipments $50 hes, msr
ket ull AMI uc higher EfpOrts, IS 4O9SI of yooa -
oheice Shipping So JJ0s6 4O Common 70 Nedum ~ '"s
81 4
Sh.,p- Recepts 1000 shipments 800, market steady
Inferior Far ~ 75asi -: Medium % Good. 81 10
81 2Ji Choice tO Extra g. 0Ods4 H.. .-
ST. LOUIS, July 23-Cdfue-ReceiDts. 300 sslpmenN.
ls0O market weak Exports So i01s6 IS 9ood 10 Ch0lcs
Shipping lOGsG 90, Common Medium. - T. as 7H
Grass Natives ~ 50ast50. Grass Tersns SSoe
- 80
Sh.,e.Reeeipts 29o0 shipments 1000 Common TO Medium
81 70 St3 90. Good 10 Choice, IS 30 a. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

LtypRrooi July 23-l230 p. m otoa stealy Niddhap
VpaaGs SID do OreaA. ilGd sacS OOn bae. inelst
my 10 Dale4 FOR speculation aud eNport reccipt. Vo
bales all Amcugan fstsres arm uplaed, 10. Aiadisa
clause Juy and August delivery, liOid do Aukur 80
sestsm ber delivery cd also l3osd do seplsSser
and delivery 4bid. do October ann Nraaens
JsIINorv n .Dld do November and Dee, muet drh'sy,
a. sd do Drcembcr aud January delivery, o@sid de-
September delivery. lfOid 49,. ,-.,.- -. .o, -
Tenders deliveries at todays clearing were 400 eAsa
new docket ,.-,,,.. - ,..,,,., = IA, 10.
Ams1cau Futares frm Uplands Low Mddng clause jsll
AJ,v.ry ItUld buyers do July and August delivery,
ISId buyers 10 August and september dc very u "a
h,yc M september and october delS ljsAd se.lerQ
A. ocoper and November delivery i.0td buyers Ia Ne
vembor and December delivery, od sellers 10 necenbsy
and delivery o@'s4d value DO september tsnve
ery. u IS6id buyers -.
L. m - OtOg-Fu Futures closed Arm Uplands Low Nfel
ding clause July delivery, l5-B4d buyers, do July sse
August de,yeryb l56id buyers, do August and Seytss'
OeT delivery O64d SELLERS d. september and Ocoe-f ~
livery 6id buyers do October aud November
j Odd value, do November and December uehsefr -
bayers do aud January delivery, Cd selrs 20
| September delivery. y le-6Ad. hiverA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

Hay AND sTkAW-Ali pnees we're again Arm 10 the
iar We quote: shipping at 1oc. Timothy 7js - %
t ,S4 ,5c u'' short do. o6l -oc oat Sc
HIDES-uayca Moderate daily NOV -ment az about STEADY
pHoP--rhe look, aut,le rasged and he demands.
1855 arr quotsi at q o..
lin steady = - Il IT, on SPOT 20 soc forward de-
pcr-Easy Lake quoted nomnay II "a i-oc.:,..i Led
-ttuurr win sLot Domestic ''-2S ''o'' ---.9p''ei-
'MoLh--E7 ,a.s o Domestic good; at former
nominal ~ ISaI>.c In SUI arhou,e IOasss there were
'n go gr5i G 2r 9T' mc. a the south and
sua -tJs hero holders % spirits rurpeatne are nlttr
ed ED at The rau-sctoni been small Rosn. Hui
and aou ua quotations -ltsncl 70 Good strained
81 23Lqsi 2-9 j.. II 35i F{l iontl Al, G.. $ 9oq
s. B.. a. q eslgoj 81 49, A ~ sia2S
there s.es OF 40 Obs spirits August 'sc and 40
UcfAN fitIGHr-.-A large aeet Of steamers have been
taken the pas ew days to ioaa sra iIgn .'noe on is
quiet ana without qre licrtn rats for Irf"n ha'riy
iIVr--LiVERrOpL. ste4,n. ~ 900 bush Grain. 81
80 packages Butter io', 2IQ tuDs ID an ice'5oH .s
Grain H. i6l boIs guln!laicd >unr rs 81 ,.. BtIs-
, ,is r 22S,6,, stan i6jo ro1es cheo.e Isl 100
private terms RorrGE, AZ. steam = 600 bush 'g,'n,
i|iic CHARiEIt. LONDON. Am1! '1n cd, .aik rom
ri. ,p ponce 100 IBIS Refined on &c. d....BILBuA,
rIitI-f bars hence 500 cl-e' ude OH lie CNrlI-
~ I'D ,,,cr,oia.v iOH. For ODD rs British
,esg IoG l I. 5 a.. 'l li os ' g
4' t.p WITH ine option %. I'D Hoi' p' Nv,
Earl h@rcc else oh. ruvi'e term. ..BuENOs A1RES.
"Ulii.s-Lard . -teady sperm ois shade easier win
. an 9i. } '' sumner yellow. s5ai e. Ln.eei O 5js
'7c or nomel.c and 5gao0c Tor Chuu'. ,rhe Men.
eaa 351' &C., 'o varn ,air G'1'SsIoa o'u'
10 o d an 1n aG aa1n3 a. 70 NE 'o i5a
.imptaift I'D ,,is. 9p,ie sr veT DO Ia" Fam
Ness slJ594fl9l 4 'i-ar HaoF 81 -1"tIi I5 Etua
rss ana a. b. ~ no,rs. Plate peel s}a*i "a ady
]ssl . a, we, ..cur Mats Fia1e
not vaed since ouf Hs iian llle hl'l a9' ia y slr
ini rGtlsl naIri, " 10 a-s'ae 80 hot.' Ho as o. !"
rls.o h.na, ~ a-stpss lo',ad p. ,,s'lciyps
E sa Ss'1 l,oo asts. ' amps4 H9@s e,,s
NiUutrs HHI Htir .'nl ii ..'ll. tune 'lrft h NsT'
ie"s '',.,, untzarp nous boz .', ,te.l.,
o. pg3' Of ',.{ yijis ".fAs-5. s I,sS '''
% 10. a, ta'".s ui ts'ialr ahi ials' ''r 49,
,p'',as 1000 ,ampu $50 .gnathal s''gnss PCS a'a, 10
.o,I n ID. iusdD usuie+ toHlfirt piia 900 sp0' Io r
7auatAtg -A,s +! 80 La'l 49, -s-T . aoi IT, 80
Fi'afi,c, oo,las at 1ag 70. ti1 ' "14looer
s sae 10 os s5ut A@sr a.a 1'lB6Sr rE l92
Mailcf has nIt ,alcd su,eour I4. uiag hm AMI AIRY
a'i'yc armaul -.cults q, dsiug i dr better with
2ttS .ds ' owe, 'r s i' and dS stat, I5aiOic "a
o9ic Sie. Qu lbs choice WESTON. otos' oloomar
sV5s nominal In eD.nce Of bushes, and
steady in tone quotation, Cut Loaf &c rushed g.
Grsnulsted lllgc. cubes Mould "a o,hS SV Gio
% A." 6iq e. White Extra &C, O'scj Extra C
TALiow-DII ami heavy PRIME CITY quoted at SEC
TEA-I6o spot market quiet but steady rs reelected by tho
auction sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River V,sSeisdnd Railroads
NEw-YoRK. July %. 1894
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
SEw-YoRK. July %. ls3I

COFFEE-Rrazn grades without movement Cuo'atiOns
nominal a. Toe for fair options moderated. active
Prices AZ the below the previous day with
the market aDOu, steady cosnt August 7A'NH0o. sP
TENDER, SO5dS.l0. OctOD r. lOdNlJ November. 3 ,
S2n; and December II 20 sales 5000 bags. Mid
grades have continued fair demand At steady prices sales
included G73 bags Central American AMI Oj do Sayan az
priYaie terms.
COTTON Cotton quiet ami inclined 10 easiness
Sales slS bales u which $40 last evening and OF the
sales 2O for export and bales for spnners account
Receipts 1913 bales against 29J this day last
week ami 1865 last year
Inc IuOtlO1s :cJrding American clshcatOn ar3
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24


Upon lovers OF liberty and equal rights, SOuih and
North, General Logu'- dlspt--lpuJ- arrugnmcut Of
political mods hy which the Democratic party iuv1
ri4bly carries southern districts and states IN which
there IL q majority OF Republican vu rrs caunIt TAI 10
make deep Impression. IL isLut Iir tik or political
argument but a narration of wrIEno"n facts. viii %
forth tht the cplpred people are Republicans, p-
ton OF Tho whites are Reuuh .us the frriun whites
are Democrats the cplufcd population - larger Than hr
Whlic p"pt "h bui Iht Geo. 81 !, iN'
pensions and polVgamy arc u entire accord Win the poll
Icv NJ his party and, we believe WIN the best Thought
and aspiration ~ very large majority Ot hp voters 0i
the country. II the statesman Blame appeals f1 fhe
brains of the country Ne heart warns toward The soldier
IurqU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
TIE AUTHOR STAMPED "A A STATESMAN.


It's comprehensive statement OF principles ana coz
vlct0us tuat stamps its author at once rs broad, -
seeing statesman. II Is 80 clearly the production 0 q
master the field Of political Thought ADD activity una,
all The iidcue fOo-hy utdpcd upon the ilhu sem
atot shoLldat once cease he letter Is, ON the whole,
well worthy 10 place SIDE ny side VITA iic declaration Oh"
Mr. Iosln's DISTINGUISHED col lsIe She ticket and
both together furnish effective campaign material as
rhn DE le. Irel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
LoGAY's CORDIALLY RECEIVED.
IT VII sTRENGTHLN M PAEIY.

" I'D lsI-NIII IiI.N
From the JticG Her1ld lRcpl
II fn and of such fOrcble ana definite languages ~
to show that the candidate j. amau o. Ideas, ana % ans
FULLY IN accord with the Republican platform. MI
Logan has produced letter which Will strengthen LIS
party in the coming campaign.
SHOWING TIE WRITER'S SOUNDSESS
Ey1t1 The .N-5c- toHtWcTcfGi AdrerftseT .Htp0
The letter. naturally, adds little II anything 20 the
already fornu ated creed Of party Tor The reason
thai EXPRESSION was complete already. IT, function Is
simply 10 set forth General Logans c'nVlcuon oil the
soundpesS Of the partys doctrines and of the National
necessity OF maintaining them IN the interest Oh good
government and The public welfare.
TEEsE FORCIBLE AND POINTED.
From Ihc haii and ErprlSG IHdl.
General Logan states the case with great terscncss,
force and point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24

The letter p rrraI Logan rs uliu. sifnf. lfnfwufd,
ont t0krn lndHist inrn 0i Al the principles t'Ddr ir
the Republican platform q rrhurs '1 every particular
the sentiments rsutrssfd iu flr hotter % = Blaine.
suritp that 70 gratifying hrW"Hf 'tisis ht'Wft the
tuu lesdrts ~ tho Republican rlitr upon sl ni ihr in
tuffaHi issufs u 100 iluri4u IIN Iriffi a snunli
tuinuh stnsa iuritn M pui contains ilr huntsi stni
shis ~ 80 honest ptiIl ma Statesman 1nd sulifti
lt pam rrppn 900 ,phip thtul ft4 meaning and sls
ittfiaii FisIuiH.