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. CLEVELAND SPEAKS


| 'El.iF Him Lat Night. E.IsIl,'HI
Albany, N. Y, Jaly iiy-At the s,re,
made tonight Of Governor Cleveland BY
The Young Men's Democratic club and
Jacksonlans and citizens Of Albany, Coy,
Cleveland In response 10 an address said:
Fellow ci!lssns. I caanh but be
Graslasd With this kindly greeting.
u find that I am fas. reaching
tho point where I shall count the people I /
Albany not merely ss fellow citIssna but a.
ioWnsmen and nsjghbo,s. On this occa.
sion am, cf courss, aware that you nav
no compliment 10 q citizen and present no
perSonAl tribute, but that you hays
come 70 demonstrate your loyalty and Do.
voiion 70 aeauae In which you are heartily
enlisted: The American people are abon,
70 exercise In iih highest benee their power
aud right OF sovsroiHui,y. They are 10 cali
10 review betore them their public servants,
representatives. Of the political parties, and
demand o. them an account oil their slew.
sfdehip. iArties may be 10 long In power
snu may become 90 arrogant and CIR slfBs
otthe interests Of the people IA ia vro~ ron
heediess Of their req sporsibiti,y 10 thei,
masters. But tho time comes a. ce,tsinlv
"a "a { as.sh s when the people weigh them IL
!, Ih' ia,pes 10 be sdladlcsted bv tfs
Nston's great Rssizs are now being msds
up and ars about 10 be sabmi,iei. W.
osI'sse that the people arc not receiving
as,.i =. .ne hands Of the party which ioT
nearly lwenty'i ,nr yeard has directed
tag anAits Of tho Nation, The
.uli benefits 10 which they are
entitled, Of q pure, just and economical
rye, and We believe that tho sscendAncy
ol genuine Democratic principles will Ia
sase q better government aud greater ha1 :
plhefs and prosperity to all the
psoptd, 10 reach the sober thought
ol tne nation and 10 dislodve an enemx
easre1ched bshind spol|s sud patronspe
Involves Struggle which, II We uudertsti.
male, Hs Invite defeat
l Am profoundly impressed with thr
responsibility o. The part assigned 10 mo Ia !
this contest. My heart, / know ia In tht
cauie e,and pledgsyo you that no ijort ol mjne
ehall DO 1anting TO secure the y,c. ory which
peiIsvs 70 be within the achisv. meat ol
me democratic hosts. L., Us then enter |
upon the campaign, now iAIrly opened,
each ono apprecistipg we'll the part
ne mas 10 perform, ready Witt
with solid front 10 do battle |
lor better government confidently, ccur. |
aageouH'y, aiwsJa houorabiy, aud with |
nfm reliance Upon the intelligence and
pat'iosbm Of The American people"
Alter the speech the crowd pye.ed
through the house shaking the Gov.
tfnor by the hsnd. Over ont |
thousand congrAiulsiory ieelegrams wer.
received from prominent men, among |
whom were Thomas F, Bayard, Goyerpo,
hosdly, General Mcclellan, E:chard b |
hubbard and number oI Independent
Republicans.
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whittier are we DriftinE.

6rdJton Snttnd. y g.iN FL tI (,
II this be good law, the Judges may do
any act, however outrageous, and no ono
dare oppose them. Tie moment hs con.
demnB any act be Ia In contempt oi court.
and may be fined and impriaoned. II our
Courts poesesa aay such power, Il u quito
time they arc deprived ol that power.
Jadsta arc ba. human, and often very
weak, and may, and sometimes doubtless
DO. err, and any law which prssumes them
incapable Of doing wrong is exceedingly
dangerous, Two Ok these Judgos are can.
dldatea for re election. No man daro ray
aught agalnat them q the rhk oi due and
imprisonment Well, q great many men
will do a great amount Of thinking and
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local article in y,s.erday's ISrKLLl
Greta w'' written under 4 mis,pprehen.
sion. Tho Beard Of rablic Works Ia aos
the Mayor, nor Ia /. the police force. Thi.
city ts no: ready Tor municipal govern,
mens by Board Of public Works. Wher,
d'es the Bostt gets lis power 10 command
apolicemaa? That B,nrais not the Sc
tteme Court Of AppeaNs.
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\ on THE SECOND BALLOT.

Governor CIsy, land hDTutuAted-Relly
Leaves tho Hali Dl.Eusted.
CNIcAoo, July 1.-the Convention was
called TO order At II o'clock and prayer
was offered by Rev pr. Clinton Locke, ol
Grace Church, Chicago. I. !Sii5ii !. ,
At tho conclusion OF tho prayer the
chairman said be bad received among 9th
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bASFipx .ss soat<mps.

u Tho court will listen to dlsiutereste,3
Critic Il will Indulge Us long enough. Va
hope, 70 remark that Il ihis money Ware IA n
% applied directly for the bensis oi Ihe
honorable judges, In the opinion nf ,bs
people Of this State, this IL lust 1924 %
more than the collective honor oi ,hs ionr
Judges would warrant We desire 10 add
wat nothing we may say Ia to he taken "a
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Of the victims, vas drowned two weeks
ago, and by the fire to-day the entire lam
iy u swept from the face of tho earth,
ThA t!hn1aFn AnruYA

WARRINGTON, D. O., July 1.-THE secre.
taIy oil sate received the following tele.
-vam from Consul Mason at Marseille,:
Deaths Yesterday al Toulon II; Matseilles q
10, and to-day IS In sixteen hours. No
emsgrants diseQt haye loft. Emigrants
troua; Southern France usually embark at
ocean ports. a surveillance Of emigrants
end bagpgo :. sa!d ports y tusSsstsa. @
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AsPRtsl,t mud n IudFr.
STATE or WEsr VIRGINIA, | - Il. &,
WE1zgL CouNry, io.Wlt:

STATE Of " KsT VIRGINIA, lT,.w,t. .,.
This day pers ,nally appeared bt I'm ma.
Mopsos Francis, ci Ws,zsl county, Wess
Virginia, who being by me flrst dolly dxorn
on oath. Say ia that he heard Okey Jobnaop.
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of App}aIs III
West Virginia, make use Of the iollS
language ia The year .ol lss0, on stht DAY
that James 9. blaine spoke In the city q
Wheeling: That he, Okey Johnson, would
rather live In France, or under any Eu
ropean power, than 10 live IN tho United
States with the Republican party In power.
ff...t MoSE,K FRANCIS.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before mo In
nv county aiozeeald shls 10Th day oi July,
1854. JANE W. MclX1IRa
5s q & s. Notary Public
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"Cl3yEiASD?' hc iLqaired in a dazsd
s'a 0! way, "Clsvelan.!, New York? ]
know Cleveland, Ohio, bu. l don't know
Cleveland, Sex YORK." There Is need oi
A,cyleel NAV Of the burnt district IL.
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II any citz 0! this great Republic
hMrt read the Democratic platform 10,
him take down his newspaper file. The
like hs ,neGer been offered by any party,
Tiers y III BE- lew better Republican cam.
uaiyn ilhr, 'menta
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"WHn malice toward none" the atteu
tin o!,ht Supreme Courts direCled 10 the
very iree expression Of opinion in this
State Can court declare whole State
in fonter,Ity
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ys }lrspRlcSs - "reminiscences oil The
.y,a Of tiS" Bu. he won't carry In
i;,.l Ereti.h didn't.
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Irmesns ,ha! the sules, road to the head
Of The Democratic party is through the
dense ualery,ox.h where the sunlight Of
publicity never enters.
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lSsl1 mouths S50.OOO,000 have been In
vested id Suu..Neru manuiactures-in the
eotHdent s.su.a ice that the Democratic
party will not have chance to overthrow
lhepolicy which makel American manu-.
ACtQtfs pnsoihle
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No NAN by the nsms Of Grover Cleve-
land hss ever been elected President ol
these United States. This is history with
siae slarca At tp'ophfcy.
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TuE Democracy has weakness for bach
.lcn-B buchanan, Tilden, Cleveland. This
I,aa he way to build IN great country.
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GAlrsuA A GHx's larlu speech, print.
I'd elsewhere, goes 10 The marrow OF the
k,kect. Read /, and pass It around.
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same voting. In tho m' . Aims, II we ala
not In contempt Of court, we conprs,nl. !
h'o,hhr Hart. Ha lost i little money I'M
made many friendn ~ '' ''-''' W.
a nourben h.c-,.s lou,bou..
ktiytaoni Ia,lx, 49, -

Iho wheeling INrrLtioIScER has a, lat
rsceived what Il hss long since Deserved m " H.. -
good n humping. dguta.ively speaking, At
!nc hand o. Tho Supreme Cont Of AppssIs
o. this Stale. For some time lhal papsp
hM besn alIngiius mud At Tho Judges 81 tMhe M
court, boldly charging them with mslisan,
ahce In regard 70 tho supplemental asses.
ment order issued by Governor Jsckson.
u Ia 70 be hoped that this lesson viii not
% entirely tost upon that Journal, and thSt
'he policy Of general and indiscrIminais
denqIuclatton heretofore pursued by Il ID.
wards everything not Republican viii now
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4 Hebnhe from she State.
P1tteYsburp Su's Journal III

A ws!l'tnow gentleman Of this CITY ven.
!etday euggt sted that one cent subscfip.
lon bs banded around through The S,s;e
q pay the fna lately impoeed on the
wheeling lNTxViIoKScEB BY The iuJess oj
tho Court Of Appeals, for speaking di.rc.
spectiully Of them. This va consider an
excellent Idea, aud ws 40 willing 10 del 'ur
snare With 4 large round copper. Who
seconds tho motiopP "Ao
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An frrepArnhle L,oes.

F-H'19A7 Hs.l Fs1G}aaaa.
The paltry foe will be no loes 10 ,he II.
TxLL1oxscSR, for 1t will be more than made I
up q. N increased patronage; but the los to
the Bourbon party will be i7eparable.
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II rsc,Iusmen can find any comfort in
N. p,slcrm they can extract sunshine
INN crcuMhsra
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THg SaP'ems CouH Jadsss are respect.
tally referred 10 the newspaper and other
connents appearing in the lS7E.LlogSGEn.
Tas light Of that cour. Ia not hid under a
hrahaN
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other candidate, he said, could come 10
near bringing together all thu old brave
soldiers who fought On either eide In the

An Oregon delegate expressed The united
voice oi Oregon In favor Of Rocecrans.
Senator Wallace. o! Peansylyanls, said
that ha nominated % candidate for Vice
Prheid9nt . man conysnant with public
Attain throughout hIs whnle lie, An hon.
ored statesman, h pure and upright citizen,
victim Of the grosetss fraud ever perpS.
t,ased On the American people, Thomas A.
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II the convention Wa, assembled Tor the
p,,posa oi fe bakias Tammsny, II hss done
,h, Nos CONES TRmmanv'a turn.
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Tur Randall men heresbouts are not
t,ppy, Tbtrs isa difference between a
rr,,srioptss and a ires trader.
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D{kh.

gTKWARr.At Fulton. on Friday, July H. 1854.
at E1 4, H., RonEh, u 6t.vAkT, 80 '"0''
Funeral trim his hD rAdtpco, lio2 Aa,te,
strses, Sunday morning Al 10 O'Clock. Friend, OF
lhs family a'e invited % attend. lu,sr1usn, Al
Psa'nESla Cemetery, -
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Above Law, Above tho Rights Of
Citizens, Above Public 0plnlon,
And Sheltered by the Divinity that
Doth Hedge q Court.
To-day the same spirit IL riis in the
kbocLs tho, sense OF Yair Play.

The B,nrbon powers harra.s and burden
tho people, and the prt:B OF the State arr
fined by q court from which there Ii no
appeal, and which, In order 10 reach itupar.
tisan conclusion, Is forced 10 override 4
clearly constitutional law. 2l ~
The precedent set by the Supreme Court
will allow every species ot court 10 impose
a summary penalty upon any ono from
whom they Dissent In opinion. @
The fams principle Of construction Il.
lows every justice OF the yeacs 10 fine for
constructive contempt, and the people are
exposed to the wrath Of distempered and
partisan conyt ~
Msssrs. Ffew and Hart have been pun.
isbed for publishing ss a bit ot news an Cd.
itoriaI first published by rank Democratic
journal. ~ ~ ."r
That journal profetsed 10 speak BY Al.
thoriyt and there Is enough evidence 10
convict 1t Of the truth Of liz sssertions. !
That paper goes unpunished-but Re-
publican papers mubt be fined for publish.
ing the zane thing. = Il, .
S1ch rank ipjustice, such fendish par.
tieanship; ought make decent Democrat
bang bis head for shame.
Yet the same old Bourbon spirit which
ruled In the days ol slavery has come down
through ita old chsnnsl, the Bourbon party.
md fastened iiscli upon the people Of ihiss
State. b. -
Talk about prescription or registration,
or political courtr. ,, -
Such tyranny was never witnessed since
the day Of slavery.
Tha Corptc ~ 1,r Hko n ~.l
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= WY eACu Hou henlucky, L0ul6lhQR
NeVa1s and PennsylvanIa. Randall re.
csived vot,1 from psnusylvania.
NOMINATION MADE UNANIMOUS,
Then the mammoth oil painting repre-.
sentiDg Clevelandfs head End bust wes car.
ried In front Of the Speakers sssud aud
exhibited to the enthusis1tic spectators,
who greeted It with cheers and the wsyspe
Of everything that could be brought into
requiaition for that purpose, while the band
played Marching Through Gsorpia.' y
"Red, White aud Blue" and other a'rs,
Alter order was restored, the Chairman
announced that the motion to make the
nomination unanimous having been car.
sied, Grover Cleveland way declared ,hs
nominee Of the National Democratic Con.
yention ior the next Presidency OF tbe
United States. Cheers ]
A dispatch was received from Governor
Hoatly congratulating the convention, ,he
Democracy and the county on the wise
thing done. and promising q Democratic
victory In OHIO In October and November
The convention then, at LIS, took a re.
c:-.1 till s p, m. .,a.g -
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gr,1rs Saruel them sga,nst their free
trade platim,,. but they hardened their
hes,ts md s.,tf. .ued their neeks and fred
NXAy
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F.. ovr,r many D:m,ctAts will get OF
~, oI,,to,m with ,hsir he'ls.
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Tn, Little Four have made names for
.hs.,.slvss Ia the Judicial history ol West
yirir;s srd oi'hs country.
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rur leelou o, the pres, Is more impor
,,t o,l,e psnp'e ihsn to the pres.
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Put lis AuEasIFootInI It.

II We might venture the remark, yit1.
oat danger Of being held Tor coat.mpt. We
should say that the Supreme Court Of Az.
peals Of West Virginia had put lis nj n,,anst "
100! ~ It, IN the matter ol its late decision
On the supplemental tax order,
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- ".
TIE 1S1xLllaEScsH, IN seatinent, il no.
In words, reiterated and published 4 stats.
ment from the Greenbijer Independtni a
Democratic organ, cf the facts OF ibis clan.
dts.ine snd shameful meeting. For thia
Mr.. Hart and Mr.. Brew, Of the IN1rII1.
GEScEE. were cited 10 appear, and heavily
fined ior contempt, while the Indtnpdtn
although ils article was publisht d about one
year Pgo, goes Fcott free The Court nj
Appeals, ashamed Of it's own sc,ion in the
matter Of contempt, melted the proeesd.
ings through the fundamentally Of HAIRY
Russell; q Democratic politician aud Inv.
yer rsf Wheeling, In a rec,st meeting had
With sa!a lawyer beforehand, Ia Thich
Iudges Iohnaon and Greene IN tho iiuht
Of subsequent deyelopemsnis, fpu,e a.
political and Judicial cha,latans, Commit.
ting themselves to a fine only bsforthana as
Il the deiendants had no rigb,a Whatever
In the matter. - =" -
The fapnst thn court leans they are lly.
10y In the nineteenth century, among a
free, educated and thinking people. ia
better. The days Of Judicial, su Vell a.
political, despotism have paaaed svsy In
this country, and II the West VirQinis
4sgfsls:ura docs not impe&ch this court for
such high handed conduct, We will neces.
s4rily conclude the people Of that State
are uIder the feet oi the ''rinR" and need
. lew more schools and ins.I.u,Iona d
learning, aud possibly few mhsIonNies.
The 1NTEILlGsScxR apd ils aitorneys bays
done a good work In exposing this Outrage
on tha people. and they have done II vail
They arc entitled 10 the plsudl,s oi ali ed.
ncated, liberty.lovinu people, ! Jujoes
johnson and Greene, and indeed the whole
court have PLACED themselves in an All.
tudc which their successoss will moi be
proud Of. M I'M, = - a'A' ~ "
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attll Usansn cred and Unasuied.
Hdhtngton hattonat Etptt teax.

:, Inc M tnes were promptly paid, and tho
eontumActous publisher and editor con.
unue to Issue An able, vigorous and az.
gteesive newspaper, not reirainipp from
ctlllciclug the law laid down By ths indlu.
nans judges In deciding The case sgsinst
!hem. Alter tho court has vindics.sd ilseli
~ Furnishing tho editors, 4 xonld ssetn @
thAtthe accusat!on which moved Tho iudVsc
70 anger remains unanswered and unde.
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p,,n.rs Goyernu Cleveland will think
\. t,,ja "a loc,l qr's'ion."
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A,ulItudrjek,s'O! fhe tail 0' the o'u
5,,,o vsy n" new
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y,.ill discourage the s'stt,men Oh III
nh, Who hava iouaht It's battles.
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AT THE CAPITAL.
Tho Comments or the hinteamen OF Both
u,., fa.,'.s . LINGERING 3Acrs. "

Tho Comments of tic Hinteamen OF Both
Parties Ai"xer'ug ?Aess. "
Special Dupatch 70 Nj Inse''ioeaoer. y w.
WAsulsq7oS, July ll-The,e hes been
intense interest to-day in the proceedings Of
the Chicago Convention. Large crowds
haye surrounded tpp bulletin boards all
day. The crowds, however, were made uu
principally Of Department people who
remain here during the Summer. But
few prominent politicians appeared for tho
reason that all but very few have LEFT the
city since the adjournment Of popyrer,.
The early announcement Of gains for
Cleveland awoke mild ripple. Of e1ci,s.
meps When Il vessnnounced that r R4ndall
would psabably support the Now Yorker,
and afterwards that i,rty votes from Penn.
sylvania would 20 to him tao crowd bsof n
to prers close about the board with great
eageYnesa. -. s
@ THE TAIL wAos THE NO.
The anHoNsuysmens OF O!eveland's nom.
inatlon was received with shout BY the
crowd. The nomination Of Hendricks Ia
regarded al b;inR aiyenssr tl,hn the head
Of the ticket u,uHressn,an Ellis, Of
L3aislans, who stood watching the bulle.
tin board. raid he was we'll pleased with
the way things had Rone OIL. lIs liked
tho platform and the nomination. C!eye.
land could certainly carry New York.
Kelly's opPosi!ieoa youlA 4nly strengthen
A'm, and he could poll layer Indopend.
ent vote than any other man. ais will not
l,sa vo,e In tho s,ulh," he raid, land oil
ol Blaine'a hopes In that direction are
vain" a'SSE .4' 81
'Gocd, Good!' cried E,pr. tentative
George D. Wise, Of Virginia. .'The plat.
form suits no and Cleveland is tho best
nomination they could hays made" &
NELL splTxn. ,sai,
Represen.a!iye Herbert, Of Alabama,
though. the platform was admirable IT
could nos,'' 40 said, "be better" lie said
he had ha4 BoMe uoUbt OF OleVelaud, but
alter careful examination Of the elements
Of opposition he regarded him as The strong.
est man before the convention. -iCts
Senator Vest says he likes both the nom:
ination and the platform. 20 thinks there
will be no trouble about Qleveland's elec.
ton. Ae thinks he will certainly carry
New York, and has an excellent chance Of
carrying Massachusetts. He diaparages the
Idea q Kelly rrpadla.lng tho nomination.
He only kicks to increase his p,eatIge.
Colonel Wintegnatt, who was aitting
by, seconded all that the Senator had 10
say. siil} IN
! RrrunLlcAN OPINIONS. u,
Senator Hawley says that he Is satisfied
sha. his party can beat Cleveland as well
~ any other man. He regards Cleveland
as about as strong nomination a the
Democrats could make. J5i;tf5
Senator Manderson was Cheerful and
thought Blaine .would win. 984,e 5g
There is oome diacusslon ct the platform
about The hotsls. but the few memhess In
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CLEVELAND NOMINATED.

NsA'AhANp NuAlNATkDs ". h no"
At this moment an immense oil painting
Of Governor Cleveland was carried on ths
platform waiting 10 be uet up when the
vote should be announced, and still The
work o'chsnSing votes was going on In the
most confused manner. Jno. Kelly At.
tended BY soma Of hts supporters if: tho
hall. confused and dlrSusted at his
thorough deisst. 49, a. -
Tha vote Of tho States In detail were then
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!, =, remarked before, Cleveland Is
nd .aops1 s'ru ~
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:, y.., Virginia liberty Is worth sas1
.o<Is
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The 1SEILlloEsckR man and soms oihe,y
threatened II the Court fued them they
would prove the truth oi the charges. Now
either put up or shut mr." Il tbs Court ID
.lgnt i should vindicats itself. Otherwise
itahould be exposed. Go on with the eyi.
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! nLAcE DKcLlNE.

I - H q q = 80 d
Mr.. Black expressed hia apprea,ed his
appreciation Of high and unmerited com.
pliment paid him; It was almos! absolutely
aurprise to him, but be had come here "a
tho spokesman and representative OF
smother citlEsn Of the republic. He had
pu! his hand In the hand Of Jos. E. Nc.
Donald. and ~hils that gen.ie Aau1 name
Was before tho convention be, Hack, could
not appear as In any sense his rival tor
any position. He therefore respectively
declined the uomiuatiou. /, ~ ;'S1f5s :
Mr.. Mann, OF Illinois, hoped the doclt-
nation would not DO received. He paid 4
high compliment to General A'ack, saying
when the aurgeon was operating on his
arm alter battle he declared Tia, although
he lost an arm, hla whole body vaa firm
and true ioy the Union and trmior Dsmo.
cracy. He was without exception the
nest gallant son that Illinois possessed. )
| Mr.. Psnlow, Of Kansas, presented tho
name Of Geo. W. Click. N-ll Y. 521sg 4 \,
a delegate from Missouri seconded the
nomination ol McR ,uald. ~. aEiSl 2t7fs
; Nj. Faulkner, d Misaissippi, seconded
ths nomination ol 1an. Rossuana, \
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Te1As gave her whole 20 votes los Glove

land. 'lFf1I1, J ,I.IIi ~ 'I-,f''f', :
Ohio changed her vote ss follows: Glove.
land, n; Thurman, 10. IGiF[Tfy b m.
land. a 17T''''7 =, : -. =
!, lows transferred her 20 vose1 solid 10
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Springfield. (1ats Rtpubieua.
The ls7ELlioEscEa Is a highly na,tisan
journal publlshed in Gloss State. hi ths
Judges were needle.a,y severe, " ''