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a GREAT STATESMAN CHOSEN AT LAST.

TO the EdttOr or The Tri6WnG
SIR Permit me to say it is a cause of congrat-
ulation that the Chicago Republican Convention nomi-
mated the greatest representative of the Republican
party, James g. Blaine and General Logan, too II has
been held in time past that the great statesmen OF Amer
could not be Presidents. Calhoun. Clay, Webster
Seward and perhaps Others failed Of the prize. Our
political conyenOnsOf both parties-have never nom-
mated except such they thought would be ex-
pedent. That gnoble motive Of eXpediency has been
paramount Well thank God the Republican party, now
grown with it, growth and strengthened with lis
strength. has thrown fl its swaddng clothes and has
put nomination the greatest living Of American
statesmen He he. he will be, elected Let false Re
pUbcans throw on their masks They must 60 Ia their
The Republican party viii elect their nominees
James Gillespie Blaine for President and John Alexander
Logan for Vice-Prcsidcnt of the United states
Br0Odya June :, 1854. s. LAsAR.
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ARRIVAL or Ex-pREsiDEST BLAyco.

General Guzman Blanco, ex-Prcsidcnt NJ
ysnezuea. arrived yesterday on The steamer Carsea'
He on q visit 10 .his country and Europa Lieutenant
Tozier went down the bay In the revenue cutter TAO
Chandler 10 meet the steamer General Blaucos &c
companed by Ms wife and nne children, snd eleven
aides Carriages were waiting at the Barge
Office and the ex-PrcsiseBt and ME party
driven to the Windsor Hotel
The President retired early last evening HIS sefre-
tary said that tbs party would stay IN this country foe
three weeks before sailing for Liverpool They VIII %
the unycing % the Of BOvsr wash
fngton June IL. The ex Pre~ideut will probably VISIT
Italy Frame and Belgium aud aiterward take up ks
residence in London.
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BLAINE AND LOGAN.
nen xhn In the Nation's peril

Men who in the Nations peril
Battled for the truth and right,
Thought 4. did our martyred Lincoln.
And with Grant endured the sht
Once again your country calls you
That the work may not be vain,
Sets in front her chosen champion
In the mighty man Of Maine.
Sounds the slogan,
Blaine and Logan,
Millions swell the growing strain.
Days Of sixty Days of Eighty
Memory holds them ever dear,
Great in deeds and great in leaders,
Men without reproach and fear.
Lincoln lii the path OF duty
And the freeman's work made plair
Garfield gave 1t light Of MONDAY,
Martyrs chief Of thousands slain
Let our slogan,
Blaine and Logan
Peal, million voiced refrain.
Rights to all within borders.
Freedoms work must guarantee.
Help our masses, IRE our FORCES,
set our sails every sea.
And our livest man must lead us,
TruesJ trump OF Freedoms strain.
List the music OF the pine woods.
Moves the Nations soul with BlsinA
Sound the slogan,
Blaine and Logan,
Millions shall the vote maintain.
Voice the Oudest airs Of freedom
In the song OF Eighty four,
TIL majestic IN its volume
II shall force the White House door.
For The Nations grand uprising,
Felt from Mexico to Name
Halls a true and trusted leader
In the standard bearer Blaine
And the slogan.
Blaine and Logan.
Means no martyrs die In saiu.
June C, 1854. HENkf ARMSTRONG
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Growing ENTHUSIASM IN YEw-YoRK.

INDNPENDENTs TO SUPPORT IHt IIChEI-HA'D
WORK PROMISED FOR BLAINE.
The nominations made at Chicago continue
IA he the theme Of animated discussion In all circles
yevv-york CITY has admittedly been opposed TO MI
1,,t,, rinatiou hut AS the country responds On
,,,sia.ncalIy 10 the conventions Work MI
Blaipe,s opponents here are obliged 10
admit that tie ticket popular
one combining ee OF strength that could not have
beep secured essw than in tne persons OF the CIV
taesman OF Maine and the soldier senator OF ilihos.
There has been some inquiry 70 the possible course OF
the Independent Republicans but 80 Tar a. can Oo
- ~ ,lI generally give support tAe nominees.
NJ Artbur,s friends and 1.-THE boys" are especially
noceee FOR the loyal support they already give TO the
ticket. -, -.
There were many expressions at the Petroleum TX
change, Yesterday which indicated growing BiaAe ScA
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HIS FIRST VOTE FOR DIANE.

" 7
SIR: As a young man who will be entitled
his vote in the coming election, allow me To
cXpre, my self favor OF standing by the nominees OF
the Republican Convention. Notwithstanding my preI-
FOR another intend enlist in the Republican
ranks and do all my power 10 carry ont my convictions
that james G.. Blaine should receive tEa %Eoie vote OF
the Republican party. believe him 10 De WISE true
and patriotic statesman believe that all who have the
principles OF the party heart all that desire 10 see te
country prosper all that believe IN GOOD nohesi 'hiS
government. WILL on election day 20 10 Jhe Pou' "H'
cast their ballots for Blaine and Logan %, ,.
Actc j Orh June ., lost. HENRY l. bkl""s'
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DESERVING THE DE5ERTER.

To the Editor o + The Tribune.
SIR: | have been a Republican from the
Organization Of the party was a constant and daily
reader Of The TRIBUNE and always really 20 support
its teachgs politically for many years. Then took me
Nc- York T,ass. always supporting its general princI-
Pies have gradually lessened in arOr because OF III
tendency trade Sow that bolts the Convention
nomin alton have returned my hrst love and have
ordered TIE TRIBUNE, the true exponent or the RepuD
llcan party {. b. HUNT.
Neae- York June o. 1884
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ORGANIZING KNIGHTS OF THE WHITE PLUME
To Tie EdttOr Of me TribUHs.

ORGANIZING KNIGHTS OF THE WHITE PLUME
To HE Edttor Of The TrfbWHs.
SIR Blaine is nominated" Is the good
news that IS along the wires and ects Joyous
every Of the land and now that we are
given a commander 10 tehOoyes 10 organize an army
that may march "a certain victory. well remember
tie tremendous influence excrted by the Wide Awake
clubs in the campaign Of 1860 In bringing voters and
ycung men into the Republican fold. myself com
Inanded company OF young voters, not one OF whom
had ever cast Presidential The organization OF
similar clubs should be at once begun at every
point where possible maintain There should
he distinctive and attractive feature about their
management sufficiently and interesting to secure
active operation OF all Rel ubcans and to secure
and hold the wagering and independent votes and e.
peoy the young who Will in this election cast bis
first vote
A. there IS much I'm name would suggest that these
ORGANIZATIONS be known as the Knights Of the White
Plume Of" that there Ne National Executive. Council to
supervised and direct the organization and state Com
maudercs which viii have control 0f the subordinate
commentaries IN each state the state divided INTO
Communicates 10y Congressional Districts, Whlch VIII
direct within thrir luflSllcloh
Appropriate uniforms with lnslgnlaoI ofhcehu lh'h3c
sV at once uniq and attractive. should DE proNued
with torches for professions and manual iOr dl au
marching. The uniforms need not he expensive put te
white plume should be a distinctive feature. IL was
Wide Awacs that created and sustained lnuch OF
fhe enthusiasm of the campaign Of $500 Cannot she
White Plumes organize an army that will march 10
certain victory in l--4 I wOuldibe Glad to nave kep
Leans thrCu yhOu the land who think TaYOraDy OF ills
correspond with me and see what can be done
GILBERT ]. GREENE.
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AwOrLD-EE pICrATOR EAFFLED.

To the EdttOr OF Fhe FFfDHHe.
SIR: | was shocked this morning and dis
1.ted by the silly asnine attitude OF The Times, which
has deserted the Republican party and repudated ts
regular nominees Aud ;Or what pason Just because
The Times could dictate 70 tue Republican Convention
at Chicago.
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
NOMINATIONS RECEIVED WITH ENTHUSIASM
THE FOREMOST REPRESENTATIVE OF HIS
PARTY NUT BE ELECTED.
LETTER FROM Fx-AssEssoR BRIGGS.

SIR Let me congratulate you, and the Re-
publican party and the country, upon the nomination OF
Mr. Blaine the foremOs representative OF his party
He must be elected challenge any man during all OF
his Congressional life point ont single act that Is
dishonest corrupt dshOnOrable deserving OF censre
In this land, sorry to say. reputation, however
deseryedn no character however rreprOachable no public
service. however long and valuable PATRIOTISM how
ever lofty. life however pure will save man from
SANDER and abuse when he Is up for public Once; and
Mr.. Blaine take his full share Of abuse. But the
people az the ballot box in November viii honor hln Win
the highest Office I'm the world. Yours truly,
NeiC York, June Z, lSs4 JAMES A. BRIGGS.
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nrnI,r.Ts ~ IosrpH q. MlLILs.

Joseph G.. Mills By his will hled yesterday,
after bequest of $4,000 TO Ehabeth Z. Merritt ana
Caroline C. Lindsey. oaeh, aud after minor requests.
ve his rcsu Try estate in i've equal sh res, 20 VILLAS
and Iutber L. Nils Harriet l. Gilchrsj, Mary h..
Eainl and Josephine NJ sncrlnin.. The laatrumcns Is
dated November 10, l-S3, aui the executors are -
I,'rcn Nul, william " GLE 4rist and samuel " Boocock
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7IRED SALESMAN TAKE a Walk.

The Dry Goods Salesmeu's Association
plraded asst evening and afterward held mass meeting
IN Pythagoras Hall. No l34 Canal-st. About $50 men,
bearing transpareucies with such Inscriptions Don't
Inv Goods After q O'ClDck" Injury % one the Con-
crr OF AL" I've Ask the Public 90 Protect our Haesa-
dies After the parade the srsmcn were addressed ~
Edward King. OF tle Central la lOT Union.
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GreenriIle. s. G . IGne 9. -.
HOw.TO MAKE CONVERTS.

To he Ed Tor OF tn Irtbuhe.
SIR: Please see that some of the campaign
fund is used to send TIE TRIBUNE to intelligent but
thinking voters the south particularly Virginia 10
lot know family OF such people where Its weekly visits
FOR SIX months would not make converts Our people sec
only one sde OF the Issue and that the wrong side And
without she indicated light they viii see no other.
Ny paper Scientifically Is read always by three fani-
lies. all ~ whom support Blline. A. L. C.
WLIsli I.tOll. j INC ;, l--k
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 10-l g. u.-The move
ment in the barometer yesterday was downward Foggy
and fair weather was followed by clear and cloudy
weather The temperature ranged between So and -G'
the average T4ls being L higher than on the cores
pondng day last year and - lower than on sunday.
Partly cloudy and cooler weather, and probably ram,
may be expected to-day IN this city and vicinity
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For several months past TIE NEW YORK
TBIufsE bas been devoting almost daily to tocA
land CuutV cspOgdence And particularly 10 N4ach
~. ard vii continue do iHE Tribune u ifrd
mud true Republican paper and should nd "eico,Hs W.
many boWes during the great campaign just opened iS
mn sburbon news l. morJOfiOu. feature andls IA keep
in0 with the resL III Lag a.HTliug lUuTnaL
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THROWN FROM \ WAGON AND FATALLY HURT
Troy, june 81. \. Smith, manager OF the
Western Union telegraph Hudson, and hi- lister.
Mrs Margaret Parker OF Saratoga County, were thrown
from wagon to-day near Laselsve Fulton County. by
a runaway horse Mrs. Parher's skull fractured.
she will die Mr. smith bruised
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A CREYAssE N A CAYAL.

TROY. June 9.-Betwcen 200 and 800 feet Of
tie towpath " the Champain Canal &c Covevil" sara
toga County went ont this morning The boat Hatha-
in into the cove.
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"Ihave dreadfuy troubled with disease Of the nd
neys and during past months HUSrs Kidney
and Liver] REMEDY has made new mSn."-lIsssc '"
Falrbrother Providence. RI
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SOOTHING SYRUP FOR THE BLUES

SIR: Newspaper men as well as others have
tender spots and sometimes in their career swili be
touched very kronl Your neighbDr The Times is pas
ing through Nh Of what Is generally called the blues
but little soothing syrup from your pen may DIlng II
around H. r. o.
Netc- York, June o. 1884.
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BLAINE AND LOGAN CLUBS IN YoYKERs.

A Blaine and Logan club has been formed III
the second Ward Of Yoners, with the following officers
John Coons president; Eugene yyse vice presidents C.
r. Austin secretary, and D. y. Jones treasurer Oher
clubs are being formed II that city.
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THE FAILURE OF a LUMBER FIRM.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE tribune

JAMESTOWN, June Civilian II. Peterson
d Co.. the owners an extensive lumber and planning
mill here made an assignments to-day. The assets ana
liabilities cannot at present estimated. The members
Of The Arm give the difficulty collecting debts a. the
cause OF the assignment.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

yadaioas Ia This dty BY teaO
ofiaohss perpendicular lines divisions ors Tor bs =. hogs
nltniSh ssciataa
Tbs dzt
tke Indicated tss aetsf 81 da
nut Pa Al Broad
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the utmost confidence 10 his honor and ability and the
promptings OF his generous. manly heart IA for The
Times let every true Republican shnn tn miserable sheet
and let Il sink down into the dishonorabe grave that II
has dug for itself. LOYAL
Aetc- York, June 7, 1884.
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THE WEATHER REPORZ.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. June 9.-FOr New-England, !
increasing coudlness and winds shifting to north
and cast cOOisr weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy cooler
weather and rain southerly winds becoming 'arlaDe
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NARRIED.

RING-wESTLARE-In this city w.dnesdsy. June 4 -
the Rev James 4. Day. william " KING 70 Mar Jo,eph
me Westake daughter Of Dr. Albert Westiake al Of hza
BETH =. J.
CARRINGTON-LAWT ON-in Hartford. Conn, June , ~
the Rev Or stone John Bennett c-rr.nSion 81 Sew
Haven and Miss Annie Narcham LAYTON. Oi Harsl,rd
An notices Of mariGJs mgs BE- Endorsed nth fa1
name and adircss.
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DROWNED BECAUSE OF AyOTHER's FRIGHT.
InH rEIFGRAPH TO TIE TRIBrNE.I

JAMESTOWN, June 9.-JOhn Clarity, age
seve was playing with another boy yesterday near the
Chautandua Lake outlet In jumping from the BOAT 70
tho docks he fell into Ie water Tvs companion M not
give an alarm but home nearly mile distant leaving
CARLY 10 perish.
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WUgr1u4g-s RACE WIN 4 HORSE.

PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-Ihe ten-mile race
nj the Gentemen's Driving Park to-day between John =
Bruce the champion bicycst. and the rorting horse
Scotland was won by the morse IN 80 minutes and 50
seconds The track was heavy.
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Az EFFORT no BLOl

AN EFFORT TO BLOW UP VILLAGE PRISON.
TROY, June 1.-TWO giant powder cartridges
with the fuses almost entirely burned found On sat
ur,av under the lookup at Worthwhile, Fulton County.
Great excitement was caused IN the village by the dis
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Clever hsu-ckeepers the convenience Of sAroiO
works wonders. lOo, all groeers
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KuLED BY AN EXPLOSION IN A BREWERY.

NEwBURG June GA barrel of beer ex-
poded IN brewery here to-day, killing James Quillan.
The news OF the accident caused his Invalid wife 10 be-
come demented.
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An schools OF medicine agree Bsnsons Capcise Por
Plaster IL the best external remedy known 2Jc
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soldiersl Do ron hear the -l0gani
Jimmy Blame aud Johnnie Logan.
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Ready Thls Morning.

Price wrapper lrcly for mailng) per cory,
One copy oae Nelr. aud q rlA
THE TRIBUNE NewrSrx
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Inndborg'- Perfume. EieniA
Iundborg- Perfume. Marech1 Me RofA
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet
LundD0rg's Perfume. Lily OF thc valley.
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5genaI Noilces.

Arr.
MOST IMPORTANT COLLECTION.
TIE BARKER SE2 Fl s9 cT &S6 81 LrnEsrYr
VALrHGfE NobERN PAiNT NOS,
and until time u .a.c hy auction
wEDNE- PAY. TH u K5DAY AND stIDAY
The entire e1bib ordered dryc' r. the nosi ~
various EUROPEAN a. ccnes duns % past year MS sas
wa1 70 snse ' a. mos, nrsd S 70 imPsts
T9- N 4.c2aas s ne o poeeB N m
sale ~ I'll now.
IN ADDITION TO TN OBJECTION OF MI
DHUY EirtE
SIX prFc We nay OF 3 kirABLE REAI BRONZE.
AR1r 81 ~ fPlRpTSITfS53, RSCiEST AND Mo6ERx.
the property Ok gentleman about having Tor EUROPE
Exhibition fium . q u tod D a.
GEORGEI BANKS. Auciiouoer
Diamonds
RAXDEL. BAREMoRE & billings.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF DIAMONDS
MANUFACTURERS or DIAMOND JEwELRY
81 YAssAU-sT. AND % lfAIDEN.LANE, NEw.YORE
IT. ANDREws-sr~ L0NDoN.
Knapp's Root Beer Extract
CSC bottle makes ~ gallons KNAPP reebrstrd ROOT
BEER In liquid form NJ boiling. The most healthy ard
The world sondfor circular DeDot
3G2 Houston ST.. New-York. Sold 10y most drogns:s
settlers Wafer.
from the Mineral sprngoi
NIEDEK.~ELrERS lNA-SAUl,
Owned Prussiln and rrrOnendf hy ne
leading Medical authorizes for IT. PURITY.
CueIuailed As a Table Water
Beware ~ .mliauus
ANTHONY OEGH-, Il Waren-st,,
sole Agfut Tor the z :.
The 18Th annual aeatuy tie SOCIETY OF the II NE
For TNCURABLES viii Dee held a. the InstnuUpn F0rt-
ham on "Wednesday the tn inst 10 $50 4. Annuai
potts will Addresses uy the hrv- W :, RAINS
FORD ART II 81 BROOKS. CLARK aud " hers.
special On the l3O the Harlem l.allroad
BENJAMIN II FIELD
President
H. NJ MCLAREN.
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SUPPOSED IDENTITY or 4 DROWNED NAV
The body of a drowned man found at Fire
Island Isng Iana Sunday Is supposed 20 he that o.
>. T. Hopkins, Oi No 30 NLitc-st. delOsie bank VI
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The Undersigned

MANUFACTURE FINE PLUMBING MATERIALS
SUCH AS ARE REQUIRED AND USED IN WORK
WHERE QUALITY AND NOT PRICE Is TIE con-
SHERATON AMONG THE sPECIALTIEs MANU-
FACTUEED AND CONTROLLED BY THEM MAY EB
MENTIONED THE ROYAL" PORCELAIN BATHS
THE "BRIGHTON AND "HELLYER" WATER clos
Els. THE MODEL" STOP SINKS, THE TUCKER"
GREASE TRAPS, THE "DOHERTT" sELF-CLOsINe
COCKS. AND THE FULLER" FAUCETS.
THEY HAVE HANDSOME sHOWROoMs ~ NEW
YORK. BOSTON AND CHICAGO. WHERE THESE AP-
PLIANCEs MAY BE SPIN FITTED Up WITH WATER
CONNECTED. A VISIT TO THESE ROOMS WILL
PROVE SUGGESTIVE AND INSTRUCTIVE TO THOSE
WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING Or RENODELLlNo
THEIR PLUMBING.
THE MEYEGsNIFFEN co. IIMrrED)
"A AND 4s CLIFFsr. BRANCH sALG5ROOhS l
PEMBERroN SQUARE, BOSTON. AND 81 ADAAsS ST,
CHICAGO.
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SENTENCED By RECORDER SMITH

James Titterting the third of the highway
robbers brought 10 justice for the assault on Luther
Church. the superintendent OF John DwshFs soda Id'
tory was arragned yesterday before Recorder 7mytn
Edward Goode one Of ms accompces was convicted ana
sentenced 70 twenty years Imprisonment ana William
Farrell the other received sentence OF nfteen years Oh
hts conviction As Ttterting had pleaded guilty ana rs
stated in securing the convection OF the other men, h was
given lighter punishment, being sentenced TO SEVEN
wears and six months in tue state Prison
Thomas Feeney and John Britton neither OF whom Is
vet twenty wears old sentenced by Recorder smyth
10 long terms Of Imprisonment after they nad pleaded
guilty TO charges Of highway robbery. August L o. Gel
,5cbs book keeper at NO l5- Waer-st, said tnat h'
was looking M RI the window of the store or starr VI
cus al No 2O6 fIfth-aye about O'Clock on lhc evening
of February - when he accOsird by fttAc'' 20"
tried % engage him in conversation Oelrlcb- aihct
away and Feeuev followed. When they had gone oiocK
Feeney seized Oelrchs and pointing 10 BnJlJu, WAo "s
coming toward them. said Here Is detecuye. am
going 10 have You arrested for assauiting me brio
iheu seized money which Oelrchs had IN ms mana
and also seized umbrella and the two young men Ii
away with the stolen property Feeuey was sent oY re
COrder Smyth the state Prison IO Twelve years ana sA
months, and BIlttOn for ten years.
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ANNOYED At THE TRUTH.

BALTIMORE, March 1.-THE Custom House
people are excited to-day editorial in this morn
ing's TRIBUNE, which contained the following:
In one OF two In this state attempts have been
Al the meeting OF the Maryland state Committee the
otborday similar effort 70 have been made. IL IS
President Arthurs misfortune that the men VINO make
these efforts ara usually called his friends
The clique referred say that they have not been de-
featcd their efforts 10 get an Arthur Delegation 10 On
onnati The post Office who shown the state
meut, only smiled, and said walt and see" PorJ-
master Adrian ia running tho machine
here that engine vii be FOR Blaine, all statements 20
contrary Notwithstanding The majority Of the Repubh-
cans IN this state FOR Blaine, and he Will get no Few
Democratic votes also II the Democratic National Con
yeuton adopt The much detested free-trade p.ank