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From West Virginia.

MAN WHO KNOWS NINETEEN OTHFR MEN WHO
HAVEN'T VOTED SINCE THE WAR WHO ARE GOING
TO VOTE FOR CLEVELAND.
man called in It democratic headquarters to-
day with list OF nineteen names OF citizens Of
West Virginia who have not voted since the war
He had been on trip In West Virginia and he had
met the men whose names he brought in. He said
they all expressed determination To vote the dem
Ocratfc ticket
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A PetttiOu Dented.

BcsToN, september ia Hartford dispatch
states that Judge ShlpInan has decided not TO
grant the petition NJ Jarvis ID. Braman OF Boston,
second mortgage bondnoIder OF the New York
ana New England railroad. 10 be made code
ltndant In the BrasSey suit against the company.
The petition the Judge said, insufficient In ts
ayerment
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
Mrs. LOzier Declines TO be a Candidate
for Vice PreSident.

NEW YORK, september 19.-Mrs- Clemence s. Lo-
Z1er, VI. d., chairman OF the New York state COM
mittee OF the womans suffrage party, to-day ISSUED
the following card
NEW YORK, september l9, lSS4-The woman s
suffrage party OF this state had no share in nomi-
natlng the 'womans rights ticket for the presi-
dency, ana the use OF the name OF the undersi ned
as candidate for Vice President Is without au-
thority. While the writer appreciates the kind In
tentlons OF the friends who have made this Use or
her name, she sees no need OF special woman 5
suffrage ticket when all the candidates for Presl-
dent are friendly 10 woman suffrage.
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A RumOr Of Treasury Robbery
Denied.

There was a report IL circulation on the street
to-day that fifteen thousand dollar robbery oc-
Cured in the Treasury department yesterday. The
story was emphatically denied by the Acting Sec
retary and the officials In every branch OF the de-
partment where money is handled. They ex-
pressed ignorance OF any recent robbery or Short
age OF any kind. AS the best evidence OF the faisty
OF the report 1t was stated that Treasurer Wyman
went 10 Mount vernon to-day with some friends
something he would never have done II there had
been any financial troubles in the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-19

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, september 19-J. ". Bailey &
Co. made an assignment yesterday 10 A. NJ. SaxtOn
for the benefit OF their creditors giving no prefer
ences. The assets are 900 and the liabilities
$4,000. All OF Mr.. Bdlley's personal property
Is included In the assignment The firm win pay
dollar for dollar.
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Capt. Howgate,. Accounts.

SECRETARY LINCOLN SAYS THE TREASURY DEPART.
AENT HAS NEVER ASKED FOR THE ACCOUNTS.
Secretary Lincoln said to-day In regard to the
reports OF an unwlingness on the part Of the sig
nal Office to furnish transcript OF Capt Howgate's
accounts 10 assist the Treasury department In
bringing suits against the bondsmen, that no
request had ever been made of his department for
the accounts. nor. as far as he could learn, OF
The chief signal officer and such imputattons were
unjust He had learned. he said, Ia a vague way.
that some time ago-a year or mOre-a subordinate
OF the Treasury department had conversed with a
subordinate OF the signal Office upon the subject,
but that no official requests for information was
ever made He added that all the information was
laid before the grand Jury when Howgate was In
diced, but that II that was not satifactory prop
erly framed request to him would undoubtedly
elicit all the particulars in the possession OF his
department or In its branches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-19

DETROIT, MICH. September 19.-At about mid
night last night nre was discovered In McGregurs
iron works at Windsor, on the Canadian side OF the
Detroit river. The building was entirely consumed,
together with the Essex mills adjoining. The loss
is estimated at $sO,OOO; insurance $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-19

REUNION OF Ex-CoNFEDERATHs.-Thes second an
nual reunion OF ex-confederates OF Fredericksburg
and Spottsylvania county was held yesterday
at Fredericksburg. under the auspices OF Maury
camp, confederate veterans The program COM
priSed parade IN the morning, q social reunion
and speech.making In the afternoon, and display
OF fireworks at night Everything passed OF
pleasantly, and the day was general holiday In
Fredericksburg. Among the drummers in the pro-
cession was A. N. Newell, OF this city, who served
IN the 3Oth Virginia iniantry
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Mr. Riaine.s Plans.
Beecher and CLEVELAND.


CONSIDERABLE FEELING IN PLYMOUTH CHURCH Own
THE PAsroR's SUPPORT OF The GOVERNOR
From the New York Tribune today
Mr Beecher's position IN regard TO the pres1-
Dental candidates is causing considerable discus.
sion among the members OF Plymouth church. tho
great majority OF whom are surprised that their
pastor should advocate man OF the known moral
character OF Governor Cleveland. Such members
OF the church as Assistant Pastor Halliday, City
Treasurer WheelocS. Reuben W. Ropes. John b
Hutchinson, S. V. White. Augustus Storrs and II.
j. q. Reeve are heartily supporting the republi.
can candidate, and they AYERS 10 any reopen
Ing OF the scandal IN relation 70 Mt Beecher, ap-
pears inevitable In case he speaks for Governor
Cl veland Anxious Anxious for % the =, good 90 p name OF sns
discussing the matter with some OF the prominent
members of the church. and represented the feeling
on the matter. In his answer, Mr. Beecher resented
auy Questioning OF his motives In politics by th0
members OF his church. and said that n the ma
tority OF the members OF the church thought his
once, and that he was independent enough 70 av0
without Plymouth church.
City Treasurer Wheeock said yesterday that ho
felt that MI. Beecher had made a greyous mistak
in politics The only leading members OF the
church who supported Gov. Cleveland for President
were Thomas g. Shearman Gen. c. T. Christensen
members OF the revenue reform club ana the last.
named democrat, and a member OF the governors
stan. But aside from any partisan considerations,
Mr. WheeOck said that many members O. the
church felt that II Mr. Beecher should persist In hiD
support OF Gov. Cleveland with his admitted char.
acter, the old scandal In the churcn would
De reopened- While the members OF the church
were as firmly convinced as ever OF Mr. Beechersa
innocence, they felt that IL would be too much 70
have that matter raked over again MI. Beeches
had been mised oy his Impulses and had got into
false position weakening his political ipf,uenco
until IL did not amount 10 much
Tbe matter u causing much discussion among
Beechers return on SUNDAY 70 his pulpli d eagerly
looked forward 70
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kilograms to The Star.
MIR. BLAINE IN NEW YORK
MRS. LOzIER DECLINES
She Will Not Run for Vice
President.
RUM0RED CAPTURE OF BERBER.
REVIVAL OF MOLLIE MAGUIREISM


NEW YORK, September l9-Stephen B. Elkins
caileu on Mr.. Blaine early this morning. After
breakfast Mr.. Blaine received senators Hale and
Miller, Postmaster Maney, OF Augusta; COL Hooker,
ol vermont: eXGov. Cornell. Senator Chaffee and
Collector Robertson. Mr. Rlaine's movements are
as yet undetermined, but IL Is probable that he Will
pay a living visit 10 Philadelphia either this alter
noon or tomorrow.
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Cleveland in New York.

REPRESENTATIVES, STEVENS SAYS THE DEMOCRATS
WILL CARRY THE STATE.
Representative Stevens, OF New York, arrived in
the city this morning and will probably take charge
OF things at the democratic headquarters while
Secretary Post goes home for a short time He says
that Cleveland's strength In New York is increas-
Ing all the time, and he will certainly carry the
state
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England Pays for Egypt.

LONDON. September 19-It is asserted that Eng
Land is going TO lend Egypt 10000 pounds to pay
her floating debt and the Alexandra indemnity.
The balance is to be used In the construction OF
irrigation works. Security for this loan Is now be-
Ing ARRANGED for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-19

The INTERNATIONAL PRISON CONFERENCE which
was to be held this month at Rome has been post
poned until next year on account of cholera
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Appointments by the President.

The President has made the following appoint.
mentS:
VIM NJ CLARK, or Colorado. TO be agent for the In.
dlans OF the southern Ute agency In Colorado vice
Warren Patton resigned: c. ID. Ford, OF Colorado,
TO be agent Tor the Indians OF the san Carlos
agency IN Arizona, vice Philip Il. Wilcox, resigned;
sylvester Nichols, OF Colorado TO be melter OF the
L. :. mint at Denver. Colorado
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

cify r3 The ni NoRIH EiI CAGoL IN ,oII THE
TAIs EVENING. at their hail $40 1Ith St eet north
4. B LIND. Secretary. s1; " ~ 0>-'A i ''''' it
- CARD.-PARTIALLY TO CONSOLE MY
~. SCI IN the death Of my son employed fkLl
Tue artist on street to make Tor itesize picture
Of my deceased boy and he has made ;rtling
likeness OF him that when look almost imagine
artist to place ii in EberUachs store window
IT. ' ~ ''0 - Mas EVA FRIES
~ POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE-CHANeiE OF sChkI ULE.
commencing TUESDAY. sept. 20 D.. 1884 tie steamer
G orge Leary. carrying the T. mail, viii leave -s-
lngton on Tuesdays, thursday aud ~aturdays $3.50
pm frUm 1th-st. wharf. Returning. VIII leave Norfolk
"a va rom BOSTON wharf. Oh Mon ays, Wednesdays and
steamer stops at Pney Point and Cornfeld Point,
sels- l5t wM. P WEIGH. Gen. Agent
r-g- THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The LAW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNI
NEi,SiIl will be installed IN its Lecture Hail. in
and streets) ON NEDNLSDAY. U, t. Be-, sth i
yep by b M The when the pa Adress vii be de-
General OF the nited STATE - - --,. -
NJ, mb rs OF the Beech aud Bar of Washington. the
AIullm Oh the School tuents OF Law aire. dy in the
scnoo and entIeen pr posing to enter it, invited
The kesular Exercises of the school will begin on
lhunSD Y. October 9Th at 6 o'clock p ILL.,. when the
announcements ,or tue i'll made by the Fdculty
Professors COX. MAUi,Y. SThOAG and APPLLBi
will remain in cnarg- of their res &C i've chairs
ne tuition tees viii Remain unchanged.
The new Lecture Hall the School will be open for
INSPECTION daily. after the lst of October.
tor cataiogues or other formation application may
De made to The Presd Mt OF the tacuty DR.. JAMES Z.
W MELLlNG Catalogues may also ne had at the book
Angi1m Co., l4-4 ST. at the ottce OF Fiich Fox 4
brow l437 Peuna ave. and at tine new University v
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General Foreign News By Cable.

aue Enon "iLLiA3 WE'LL rLEAShD
BERLIN, september l9-The emperor returned 10
the German capital from his Polish trip IN excel
lent health. He derived the higbes. sat.sfactI ON
from his visit with the Russian ana Austrian en-
perOrs, and speaks appreciatively OF the warm re-
ception accorded him He was fairly captivated by
the czar1na, and takes pleasure ia sounding her
praise.
GERMAN PERSONALS
BERLIN, September l9-Herr Won SchloeZer the
German representative at the vatican, has returned
to Rome Count Herbert Bismarck has been pro-
NOTED TO the rank OF major. The Princess VIC
t0ria, vile OF Prince William, OF Prussia, who has
been Ill for some weeks from scarlet fever, Is
amicted with fainting hts. Her full recovery OF
health Is thereby retarded. DR.. Schlneinfurth ex-
presses regret that England has forestaed Germany
In annex1ng the Niger delta
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THE GREAT PLAGUE.

PARIS, september l9.-The mayor of Marseilles
has resumed the Issue or daily bulletins showing
the progress OF the cholera In that city and the
surrounding country. The four sailors who died at
Marseilles yesterday OF cholera belonged TO the
ship lie ReSolu from Martinique.
Deaths in Italy.
ROME, September l9.-The daily bulletin OF the
raS ages OF cholera in Italy gives the following
suits Tor the past "A hours:
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Indian Office Promott,

Indian Office Promotions.
The following promotions have been made in the
Indian Office: Andrew B. Rugerson ILL.,, from 81, 400
to 81 600; Milton l. Britain Pa. from 81 200 TO
sl.4OO. and Chalmers w. Hutchinson, Kansas $500
| to s., 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-19

CAIRO. september 1.-two more kilograms have
been received from General Gordon. He complains
or the S.owneSS oil the authorities in sending the
lief expedition. and states that the number OF the
rebels beSetIing knartOum is Increasing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-19
The Blaine-.ssen,ineI,, Libel Suit.

A BILL OF DISCOVERY FILED IN INDIANAPOLIS
In the U. S. district court. In Indianapolis yes
terday, the attorneys for Mr. Shoemaker filed bill
OF discovery in the Blaine-S Sentinel libel suit The
bill says that in order to maintain the defense OF
justification pleaded by Shoemaker. 1t will be neces
sary for the Sentinel to show and prove that Mr.
Blaine held improper relations with Miss Harriet
StanwOOd before their marriage and that child
was born to them three m nChS after their mar
riage. The Sentinel claims that the marriage took
place in PittSburg, March %, 1885, that 1t CLAN
destnely arranged, secretly performed, and hastily
accomplished; that no license was issued, none
being Quired by the laws OF Pennsylvania at that
time; that no public Official record was kept or
made that Mr. Bryan, the minister who Officiated.
has been dead for several years, and that II any
private memoranda or record OF the marriage was
ever made ft has been lost or destroyed.
The statement Is also made that for some time
before the date OF this marriage Blaine was pro-
lessor at an Institution of learning at Driersbury
KY; that Miss StanwoOd was an inStructresS In
female school at the same place. and that they
there became acQuainted; that both were unmar-
suitOr, and that he gained her confidence. short
time before the marriage. II Is asserted that Jacob
Stanwood, brother or uncle Of Miss Stanwood
threatened MIR. Blaine with personal violence un-
less he married her 1t Is stated In the bill that
unless Mr. Blaine fully answers these assertions
under oath the Sentinel cannot prove the facts ne
ceSSary to its defense
The bill closes by asking that writ OF subpoena
be issued out OF chancery for Mr. Blaine, and that
he be ordered to answer particularly the tnterroga.
tories, that the proceedings be stayed until such
time as Blaine answer that In case Blaine fails 20
interrogatOres further proceedings be perpetually
stayed or restrained.
The bill was not filed until o'clock and the
court adjourned without taking action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-19

NEW YORK. September 19.-The stock market at
the opening was lower and prices declined Il tolk
per cent, jersey Central leading, with sales down
10 46k. subsequently Union Pacific rose TX TO l9X
and the entire list sold up In sympathy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-19

Views Of Hon. John M. Gregory.

HE TREATS OF THE INFLUENCE OF SYMPATHETIC CON-
GRESSMEN IN BEHALF OF DISTRESSED FEMALES,
ETC
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Deaths in Italy
Rl,rpamn nrnvinnc
THE WAR IN EGYPT.
Rumored Cauture of Re
Gen. GOrdOn's Complaint.

RUmOred Capture Of Refbef.
CAIRO september l9.-RumorS are current here
that Colonel Stewart has captured and burned
Berber.
Eo,, Gynrdnne.
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LECTURES.

EEMORY.-F RE- LECTURE
N1 the AR OF ACQUIRING MEMORY
b. rO:. 4 :. BOYD a: y. NJ 4. A. BuI Iiiug 14O9 New
York avenue FRIDAY s.Vt MING September 49, AT 80
OclOck- Pubic invit,d class viii form 92
street northwest. Oh ~ATCIO DAY t:0 pm sis 2r'
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Washington News and Gossin

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
hue, 1851 ,6S5; customs, s575,747.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-19

THE VIEWS OF A SCOTTISH SCHOOL INSPECTOR WHO n
VISITING


VISITING THIS CITY.
DR.. John Kerr. one OF the inspectors Of pubic
schools in Scotland, has been attending the meet.
Ing OF the British association In Montreal and then
made tour through this country. To-day he
reached this city and called upon superintendent
Wilson, who showed him through the Franklin
building when the various schools were In session.
Mr.. Kerr, in conversation with a STAR reporter,
expressed himself as being very much pleased with
what he saw and heard
1.-The public school system I'm your large cities"
he said, 'ls very nne. In the country, however,
the constant change OF teachers and the lack OF
inspection makes the schools inefficient. In SCOT
land we have about the same system as You have.
except that the schools In the country well In
the towns are regularly visited 10y inspectors Mt.
Kerr admired very much the construction OF the
Franklin building, as well the completeness Of
the school system in operation In this city.
MIXED CAsE-Some time ago John G. SchuItz0,
who had Tor some years kept a restaurant on tho
Glenwood road. died, and subsequently, his widow
married John Unger, and Afterwards deceased
The estate OF SchultZe was administered upon by
John - Zegowltz, but Ungsr refused TO give pos
session. The administrator and guardian then sold
the personal effects 10 John e Bauman. Unger
having refused TO give possession TO Zegowtz, the
fact few days ago was reported TO the Probate
Court, and a rule issued Tor him 10 show cause why
he should not be ad)udged guilty or contempt
Mr. Bauman having been refused possession. to-
day, by Mr. ID. L. Cahill, entered suit IN repevin
for what he has bought Mr.. Z. A. Walter repre-.
sents Mr. Zegowltz
YELLOW FEVER AND PANAMA FEvER.-The sur.
geon general OF the marine hospital service is In
formed that the American bark Elba arrived at the
Ship Island quarantine near New orleans on the
18th instant from Aspiawall with six cases OF
Chagres, or Panama fever. on board. There have
been no cases OF yellow fever In the United States
since the case OF Ensign Capehar1 OF the navy, at
Key West In the early part OF August No cases oe
cholera have been reported to the authorities.
Mr. Biaine's Plans.
From the New York Tribune to-day
Rlatne has NOT fully decided upon his plana
II is thought, however, that he will remain only
three days I'm this vicinity. One or these days no
will probably spend In Philadelphia, TO which no
Is called by private business He may make his
Journey to Philadelphia tomorrow and return hero
on Saturday. to remain In this city that day and
sunday. On Monday IL is probable that he viii
depart for Ohio over the New York Central road.
This journey viii take him through New York state
from border 10 border, and a reception 20 him by
the republicans OF the interior equallng that given
10 Gen. Logan may be expected.
Beecher and Cleveland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21
NEWS OF THE DAY.

In three weeks the spring elections in
Ohio will occur.
A storehouse and canning factory of John
T. Bond was burned in Calvert county, Md,
Monday. Loss $1,000. Insured.
Mr.. Jay Gould's wealth is estimated at
s5S, 795, Alb, and his annual income at S4,-
64OO11. Thus his fortune earns him ST.
SsS.ss every day and 1896 each minute.
Robert Smalls, colored was elected to
Congress on Tuesday from the Seventeenth
district of South Carolina to fill the vacancy
caused by the decease OF E. W. NJ. Mackey.
FL Mahd is organizing an artillery corps
of Egyptian deserters with which to march
on Berber Osman Digna has convened a
meeting at Sinkat of the Sheikhs of the
tribes to concert a renewal of the fighting.
A Rome correspondent says that the Pope
believes that his independence is threatened
by the recent action Of the Italian court, and
that he is considering the advisablity OF
leaving Rome. Malta is mention rs the
place of his future residence.
Three colored men, named Lewis, Freeman
and Anderson, boarded several freight trains
near East st. Louis Wednesday and yester-
day, and with drawn revolvers overawed
the conductors and brakemen and robbed
the cars. At noon yesterday posse, head
ed by Alderman Green, from East st. Louis,
attacked the robbers six miles from the city.
After an exchange of over forty shots, the
robbers were arrested and placed in Jail.
Anderson received load of buckshot in his
side aud arm. Alderman Green was shot
in the knee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21

COURT OF APPEALS Y observation-disclosures
and wife VS.. Garland's administrator and
ais. From the Circuit Court Of the city Of
Lynchburg. Decree of Circuit Court of
Lynchburg reversed, Judge Lacy del -
ing the opinion, Judge Richardson disssbt
ing.
Edmunds, administrator, vs., Scott and
ais. From the Circuit Court of Charlotte
county. Decree affirmed, Judge Fauntleroy
delivering the opinion, Judge Richardson
dissenting.
Hill VS.. Woodward and ais. From the
Circuit Court of King William county.
Affirmed Judge Richardson delivering the
opinion Judge Lacy not sitting in this
case.
County Court Of Gloucester Us. the County
Court of Middlesex county. Reversed Judge
Hinton delivering the opinion.
Hughes VS.. Tabb and ais. Argued forap-
pellant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21

THE free trade and whiskey ring demo-
Gratis Of the House of Representatives at
Washington unseated Col. r. NJ. Mayo, re-
publican member from the First Virginia
district, yesterday. The effect of such a
step will be felt in the North, where people
of both parties have some respect for law
which Bourbonism never had.-Richmoad
Wing.
The nonsense Of this can be seen when it is
known that every member of the House, re-
publican as well as democrat, prohibitions
lists a. we'll as liquor men, voted to GUST
Mayo from the seat, to which he himself &C
knowedged he had no claim, and to give 1t
to Garrison, whom all the republicans on
the elections committee decided had been
fairly and legally elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-21

ARTHUR's SOUTHERN SUPPoRT.-When
the last batch Of Southern nominations were
sent to The Senate, Arthur's star had attain
ed its greatest altitude. From that day it
has been going down. The North Carolina
combination fell through with Keogh's re-
lection In Alabama Strobach's rejection
showed the of1ice-holding gang that contir-
nation was as important as nomination, and
that it would be wise not to put all
their eggs in one basket. Malone
and Riddeberger began to take in
the situation more clearly and look out for soft
place to fall upon. They were shaken further in
their allegiance to the rcigniug dynasty when
the President in the face of their wishes, failed
to reappoint Sener as Chief Justice of Wyoming.
He has cut loose from the Arthur craft, and, rope
in hands. seeks another tow; while Senator Rid
dleberger, his colleague, in abundant caution has
cut the President entirely, aud is c0quetting al.
ternatey with Logan and Sherman, saying IL kind
word now and then for Blaine when he is in
Blaine company. The Virginia Senators haven t
time to tie themselves to fororn hope They
have big fight ahead. At Chicago their dclega-
ton will be found on the winning side. &c. bnt
in less necessity to show their hands in advance,
are the other Southern delegations U.s. Wash. Cor. Of
The Philadelphia Pres, (rcpl.