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Ia the non OF Mrs. Martha Rennard. a widow
woman. employed as a. domestic In Tho
lAmiIy OF Capt. L. ". Inrlahslpht. u Il. -

Ia the non OF Mrs. Martha Renuard. a vidov
woman. employed AZ a domestic In ths
family OF Capt. l.. ". Innlebrlght ~ e
Ohio Coss and Ed. Wolff, two employe, a,
the buckeye GlMs Works, will leave TODAY
ior points below. with s.auuch llttlo trad.
Ing boat. the "Glass City, loadtd with ali
kinda Of kinds Of glass ware, II Ia hoped
they will do we'll. AZ this Is q better. wsy to
spend their vacation than loaflns. E''.H
{ One OF the oldest and most respected c,t,.
zsns OF Martins Ferry has gons 10 his tinal
rest John Fennimorr. familiarly called
Pap" Fennimore, died Saturday evening Al.
ter an lllnets OF lets than two weeka' /,
would take the pen ofan historian 10 gIye A
comp!ete nkstoh Of his life. He WAS born Ii;
the State OF New Jersey, but ho came 10
wheeling at an early period In bis lie. Bui
little Ia known OF b 9 carly years. In 1882 be
lerame membar Of Fourth STREET 3Metho.
dist Church, when It was log ediGce spo
!or sAseral years worked Ia the Top Mil
10 1874 he removed to Martins Ferry and
Tor many years has been engaged In TIE mer.
camille business bore. He was q kind.heart.
ea, Social Christian gentleman, beloved BY
all who knew him; faithful 10 his religion,
honest 10 a fault and universally loved by
al. At the ripe old ags OF eighty..wo years
after a few days illness, be went to slsep
calmly, trusting In the promises OF q Sayio,
whom he has served faithfully and consist. |
antly for near ball century. Tho psople q, |
Martins Ferry miss bis kind old ia,e and |
,'eeling;and the church has ,at ono Of its IA. |
b ,rs. f57l "a -, - '-'" - -,
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WORK OF C,,naHEss. I.
The Approprin tiOn hills 10 be Push
\ tThr0urh' this WI all - -s'rt'

The Approprinti tion hilis TO be Pushed
- ~ Through this Week. :,
WAtulNGroN, II. : O., June 22.-Repre.
sentative Randall, Chsirmap Of tho House
Committee on Appropriations, gave notice
that when the sundry Civil bill was report.
ed yesterday he would call It up for consid.
Grafton Immediately after the reading Of
the Journal tomorrow. AS the Democrats
in caucns last week decided to give prece
dencs to tho appropriation measurea, there
will be no opposition to the bill. Il ia
more than eighty pages in length, and it
IS thought that two or three days, II
net more, will he occupied in
it's consideration. Mr. Randall will ak for
nigh. sessions TO be devoted to It's discus.
sion. He expects to report the iorliaca.
lions Appropriation bill in the early part of
the week and to- ask Its consideration i'm.
medietely after the passage Of the Sundry
Otvll bill. II the entire week be not occu.
pied in the discussion Of these measures
there will be the usual struggle for prece-
deucs te.weenz the Commiltees seeking
consideration Of particular bills. :
The unfinished business in tha Senate il
tho Mexican Pension bill. NJ under.
st,nding has bosn reached as 10 when a
vote shall be taken and the discus sion ia
likely 10 lcat two or three days. Senator
Sherman has the floor when 1t comes IN
and will make q apsech opposing a removal
Of the limitation upon arrears OF pensions.
The debs!e will probably be interrupted
Tuesday tor. the purpose Of calling up tho
Legislative Appropriation bill. Senator
Hill will make m effort for hearing for
the P, sal Ttlspraph bill 70 soon ss the
Pension bill is out Of the way, and Senator
Cullom will press the% Inter State Com
merce bill:on'the opportunity. =
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MR.. BLAINE NOTIFIED
OFFICIALLY OF HIS NOMINATION
-. ~ -. u "
ny tbs Committee Appaintsd BY ths National
E,psblicAn Cas1.n.ion-Aa lmprssit,e Scene. 4
Tho Brlei. bat VsrI II, qs.At Accept.
IT,. aues Of Tho MaIns StAtsmsu.

AUGUSTA, Me-, June 2l.-E,rly in the
morning the streets began to assume a live.
ly appearance, and long before the time
for the committee appointed by the Ma.
tional Convention to notify James G.
Blaine Of his nomination 10 the Pfesiden.
tial candidacy Of the Republican party to
perform lLnt duty, a considerable crowd
had collected around the Augusta House to
gnzs with curiosity upon the members OF
the committee. A circus being also in
town brought out vast numbers OF people
who sith tho allied attractions Of the Ma.
tionalt Committee and the sawdust ring
seemed 10 mske the day general holiday.
Promptly at ! l o'clock the National Com.
mittee OF notification proceeded In body
TO Mr.. Blaine's residence, where they were
received by, Mrs. Blaine. As the day
was oppreHsively hot and the rooms Of the
mansion were crowded almost 10 sulr)ca.
ton, 1t was suggf sted that the presentation
address be made upon the lawn. Accord.
ing'y the committee and guests proceeded
to the well shaded portion OF the grounds,
where a Bemi.cirCle WAS formed, and all
present stood with uncovered heads, max.
ing an impressive scene, the rushing of the
branches Of the great eIms, and
the buzzlng Of insects, bsipy the only soand
to disturb the Stiffness When all was in
readiness Mr.. Blaine was escorted 10 the
lawn, where he Bto3d within the arc OF the
General Henderson then
forward and presented the address
nf The committee from manuscript as fol.
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Observation-Disclosures the Mcdonald
,,otsn Of as a possibla Democratic nomi'
,ss ., n, ,be Presidency 10 the Hon. Joseph
+ Mcdonald, Of Indiana, an ex Senator oi
tbs United s,s.vs. Tle. Mcdonald you
.n,at q b The Chief gambler Of Chicago
and has been ticketed as the Democratic
hoss o. that "sreat and growin'" city.
I,,, week Carter Harrison, the Democratic
Msyor Of Chicago, "raided" eeveral gamb.
linz houses which Mike Mcdonald is sup.
no,ed 10 own, and Mcdonald Gays the
M,,o, did It 10 punish him for something
,bs. happened at the Democratic primaries.
Harrison would like to have eecond place
m the Democratic National ticket.
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Bua0 hAll!yeHlertiay.

StINDIASAroLls, md j June 90 The Indi.
annapolis . base ball club won their first
championship game on the home grounds
to.dey, by fine batting and ths L f. f4ctiye
pitching Of Mel Econ, who struck out twelve
men. Home runs were made by? K keenan
and Kerrins. The fisloing on both sides
WAS excellent. Three thousand people
were in attendance. Following ia tho SCORE,
Indianapolia, 7; Athletic. ]. 4;
/ CISCtNSATI, O., June % The Cincinnati
defeated tnc Allegheny club today by 9
score Of to 2. ~
I CoLuMlus,IE 4 o., June 3sa.-,About $500
people Witnessed, the baso ball game to-
day.&At ths Close Of the filth inniDg, when
the .score stood 5 TO 0 in favor OF the home
team . poeSa Of constab!es arrested eoyeral
players Of both c!uhs on ,Warlanta sworn
out by the membsyG Of the law and Order
League ior violation OF the State law ia
playing on Sunday. The game was COM.
pleted and the men gave bonds for their
appearance tomorrow aud NV ednesday.
Following is the score Il B Btooklyn,T2; Col
umbus, 8. Ht.t 4. 2.:S,.; AL;
ST LOUIS, ,/Jure % The game be!1eon
the Washington and St. Loais Clubs to-day
was notably poor on the part OF the visitors,
being regarded ss one Of the wors! played
gameo here this Beason, while that Of the
home club was very good. = Following is
tho score' st. Louis, l2;; Washington, 8. ::Ss5, :S5
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';mARTIn's FERRY,
:, 10 - u 81 isfi } "
Dea:h OF .tPal" kenn imore = Eerious
3 .'sn 1tsi HuOotlpr A fTntr - : ;s-af =

Dea:h OF .Pap" Eenn imore :. Serious
X" X Il Shooting A ira,r. SIS
The colored NJ. e church gave yery an
1oyabla little: festival in Ethe Oily Hall on
Saturday evening. = ,s:S:yy 81; rI;s:I;
Patsy Woe, y sootion boss on ,the railroad,
and ~ bondors we've arrested on esturdsy
night for being disorderly. 5sg;.,tt s.
Miss Mary McKim left yesterday TO spend
wesk at New Athens, Ohio, to stteud con.
mencement e1eIoiseo Of Franklin College.
Mrs 5Luoy GrsysonS has commenced the
erection ofsa atwelve-roomed house on North
Sixth street. @. 8. Moore has the contract.
u Atraveling soap man amused an immsnoe
crowd on Hanover street on Saturday sven.
ing.TS Ho promised 10 give a tirst-class con-
cert in the City Hall on Monday Eight.
The nail feeders picnic in Walnut G.ovo
on Saturday vas great SUCCESS socially and
financially! The appearance OF a atorm about
four O'Clock scared y few away, but the lna.
tarity stag ed. and dancing was kept up until
ven o'clock. d K:0mur's orchestra furnished
the music. 5!,5> =;
B On Saturday o man giving the name OF
William jTey lor came to town leading COW
which he offered for sale at such an inferior
prics that 1t e1oitfd suspicion tha. she had
DpVH 6tUleu, huu SA1CeF I1StlSuu1 lOCkSQ MN
and the COW up. q He ( told contradictory
stories of where aud how be goi the;oow but
finally said she came from near Pipe Otetk,
10 this county. ehe Ii n large red and spotted
COW, and will weight about 200 pounds !.
The Hoyle.Jones Manufacturing Company
have assum.a control OF their shops and
commenced huuin. 81. Mr. Ell Hoyle3is 10
general mana ger aud secretary. J; "a limited
run,bsr OF the Jones patent threshing ms.
chimes will be put up this season. s They are
at present esgsgsd in building pate mt road
mnohins, OF " hioh they are ttbe sole mapc.
facturers, and they havo shipped twenty Of
them In the last two weeks and ere at leas.
seventy.iysS behind their. orders. The mc.
chine is great taVing In labor In construct.
ing new road, ~ 1t 10 claimed that 1t will do
the work Of twenty men. ii5! 5i!s
serious shooting FAR took placs about
len O'clock Sunday morning in the Orchard
Joseph Rsbnard, boy about eight years old,
snd nuothes boy named Graham. were play.
ing with revolver, aud while In tho hands
Of Graham It was accidentally discharged and
the ball entered ths5young Rannard's LEI.
side below the ribs, producing bad wound
Graham carried him at once 10 DR.. Garri.
soma Office, who summoned Dr. b. o, VII.
liams and an examiustion took place.. The
ball was found and:.eItracted near the umbil.
icus. n Ths doctors report that tho case will
not be serious unle,B sona OF the intestine.
have been jared by the passage Of the ball
,,rAt thia writing the boy Is resting well, H
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DisastrauA Ftre.

NEw YoRK; juno 9a---A disastrous fire
occurred to-day. in the large wholesals
bakery Of A. D. Hageman III Williama-
burg. The wall Of the burning structure
iell into an alley where the fitemen ood
ard three were buried in the ruins. Thei
names are Henry Teck, George W. Haisht
and Stephen Allen. Allen was the lrst
taken out Ho was burned and d'mangled,
but alivo, The others were dead. The
building was, entirely destroyed. Loss
$40, 900. A stable in the rear OF the bakery
wss also burned with eight horses. I
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resplendcnt still. To you, as It's architect
IN chiei, will soon be assigned this grateful
MR.. BLAiNR's REPLY,

i.
Mr.. Blaine listened to General Hender
son'a speech standing under an elm tree
with hiu arms folded on his chest and hi
eyes usually caH! down, but at times wan
dering about and scanning the faces Of The
audience. When General Henderson
had concluded speaking, Walter Blaine,
the candidates son, stepped forward and
handed hiH father the manuscript oI
his address In reply 10 that OF the commit
tee Mr.. Blaine then read 80 follows: Nj
mr. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
NATIONAL CoMMirTxE-I receive not with.
out deep seneibility your official notice ol
the action Of the National Convention,
already brought TO my knowledge through
the public press. l appreciate more pro.
ioundly than l can express the honor which
Is implied In the nomination for the Presi.
dency by tho Republican party Of the
Nation, speaking through the authoritative
voice Of duly accredited delegates. To BIZ
selected as q candidate by such an Assem-.
blage from the list Of eminent statesmen
whose names were presented, fills me with
embarrassment. can only express my
gratitude for so signal an honor, and nv
desire to prove worthy Of the great trust re.
posed In me. i. z. "a; i. -. -5''' n \
In accepting tho nomination, as I now
40, am impressed, am also oppressed,
with sense OF the labor and responsibility
which attaches 10 my position. The bur.
den Is liShtened, however, by the host OF
earnest men who support my candidacv,
many Of whom add, as does your honorable
committee, the cheer Of personal friend
ship 10 the pledge OF political isalty.
y l:,'',, TIN PLATFORM SUITS HIM.
"A more formal acceptance will naturally
ba expected, and will in due season be
communicated. It may not, however, be
inappropriate at this time to say that I
have already made careful atudy Of the
principles announced by the National
Convention, and that in whole and in
detail they have my heartiest eympatAy,
and meet my unqualified approval.
Apart from your official errand, gentle.
men, am extremely happy TO Welcome
you oil 10 my house. With lrany Of YOU
| have already shared the du,ies OF public
service, and have enjoyed my cordial
friendship. l trust your journey from all
parts Of the great Republic has been
agreeable, and that during your stay in
Msins-y you will feel that you ure not
among strangers, but with friends Invok.
ing the blessings Of God upon the great
cause which Wa jointly represent, le. Us
turn to the future without fear and with
manly hearts. ';sISE
! At the conclusion Of Mr.. Blaine's reply,
the members Of the committee we're intro.
duced to him Individually, aud an hour
was spent in social and informal converse,
@Tha members of the committee then rs.
paired to. the reaidence OF Colonel OyQood
where thoy were entertained at lunch, and
at ! o'clock lefs for Portland, where they
had reception this evening. -
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struck by,fl,ig,,,iuiIp,rs.@: +

= OH CRY, Pa, June :9a. During the
thhnder storm yesterday lightning struck
the National Transit tank No 1923, located at
Colegrovs, and tho tank and contents were
destroyed:& I. contained Sa. 900 barrels oi
oil tor whieSsa general average assessment
will be madssprobablys not exceeding one
barrel per thnusand:. Tank No.. .14O7, jad.
joining the hWning tank, was in great
danger but vaa saved by the exertions Of
Superintendent Hylnnd and bis men. X x K
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The iPn.,!sG4dlsI 0.s Well, i

Wt7s5lIrC local sdlurdaS.N l! W 4 3sI I.I3lll3
This morning ut ahou{ one O'Clock, shortly
after Aoss,', CarnsRy and Smith had gone on
dn'y, On accident ogeurNd that will stay the
progresg,l otS,hss well &fot some time. The
vol Is down come eleven hundred fest, and
Sss wss he1psSstsd .;s soon to reached It ap:
whsn the lock OF the windlas or. bull-whcei
Jet loose, causing them to fall distance OF
400 feet. Their weight Is nbout2 900 pounds,
and OF course they lodged tightly. In thslr
dsseeat the whesl was torn 10 pitoss and part
oft carried hundred yard, Tie two men
mate q hss.y retreat and were notainiured,
rho loss will reach $500. fI As lususs the loaf
ers around this ,wrli wore fortunately seIup
absent at the time OF the accident, Tnsy. ii
Ways play in good luck, w.
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ri,h.

IT, p ", Mopms, editor OF tho Richie
c,..'t "", = spd candidate lor The Republican
"',n,,Iou oasIY for Congress in tho Fourth
rG D;s,je,, writes in reply to II recent letter sitter
published in the ls1EA4laEsekn. n,t n h's com
pi.nie,,i,n will be found on another page.
Thia n,tljmipsry conles. having developed
..~. a fs.liup. tho lSrELLldEScgR feels that
s'.s - r,lI contribute to 3 good end by de-
:, .,;o,r, m 10 pris, any more unsigned letters
on o this .ptj.ct M Morris appea's over
HI n, osu name. Those who wish to reply
~ n him o, to support him in this paper will
bsvs IN uncover.
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RIVER NEWS.
Hotes About tho steamboats,. Bank Brief
t,A aud Telegraphic Reports,

Notes About tho Steamboat Bank Brief,
aud Telegraphio Reports.
The Courier left for Park tsrsburp at II
a. n WIN small excursion par y on board
Surveyor OF Customs Beach arrived home
saturday evening from al extended busInt q,
trip down the river: 80 -.
The river ut this point was falling last
evening and the marks d.cated q depth of
lees in the channel. - sssg.
: The st. Lawrence got away late H.turday
evening with good trip. The Scotia psssed
Gown Saturday morning. .:::;.
The Katie Btockdale passed. up al Lao p n? n.
en- route ior Pittsburgh. She bad consider.
able trouble IN getting over the creek bar,
The franchise Of the West Whseling ferry.
including the steam ferry boat, was sold on
Saturday for 50 200. Mr.. Christian Wolf wa,
the purchaser. Ed. ChrIstmsn acted as
auctionser. ,as,5s = -
~ Ihe Andes is due to-day from Cinoinrati
Inc attention OF all is directed to her adj.
vertistment. She 10 splendid packet and
never falls to please all who pstrou'zs her.
she Will leave on her return trip Tomorrow
atte.noon. 5,@, Isi77S1s' = /, y 'NH,NyS'' '-o"
LAST evening the Hawk arrived from bs.
low with the 7. D. Dale, a packet about the
sizs Of the P,ipcess, built at Hsrmsr r Er
Cspt' Dode Berry. It Is brought here for
the parpose Of receiving her machinery from
The Telegram, the popular excursion
steamer, was chartered " ate rdpy by the Star.
light socisl for an excursion party to stsu.
oenviiie in the morning. Thsreturn trip WAS
msde at late hour last evening. Kvamer's
band accompanied the excursionis,s. "a d
The Joseph Warne and Ark reached bera
bayges on their wav back 10 Pittsbureh. Thpv
q, mad q bad time eating over the creek bar,
The Warne fret knocked tus tan bsrces
loose at Hotman's tannery, md had to leave
mel. low and PICK them up. One of her
her tow on the bar. The Ark was close be.
bind, aud had 1t not been for aid given by
the Princess would never have Cotton over.
Late IN the afternoon the Warhe managed
the Il set, :, = -.>'t.>'t -
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The non:aua sunk.

ST. LOUIS, June 22-The steamer Mon
tana, which lsit here at s o'clock last even
ing with 500 tonu Of assorted freight ior
kansps Oily and other Missouri river
points, struck the Wabash railroad bridge
at St. Charles, about II o'clock this morn.
ing and sunk She will probably be a total
loss. The boat was owned by Captain
Buesen, Of Alton, ILL.,, Captain y. A.. III,
Kansas City, Mrs. Emma SsJenkins, Of
St. Lonia, and WIS valued at So, 900; in.
sured for Sl5 .0O0. Her freight list and
charges were also insured. Part Of the
cargo will be removed, *. lf.syts Z. !
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GARnlsON's u .h COMPANY,
Effect Upon II aud Its kival by tho New
r OF the Akhisnlncug. ~

OF the Ahhisnlncui. 3, TT
BALTIaoaE, June al,-The SIN Gays to-
day: The announcement tha. Garrison
has made an assignment caused good
deal OF stir among the Consolidated Gas
Company people. It hes long been well
known tha, Garrigon hnB been ths rrinc;
pal capitalist behind tho Equitable Gas
Company Of this city and admitted that
there is no money in supplying ges at 81
to consumers, which is the prevailing
rate. One Of the prominent Consolidated
directors said one outcome from the as.
signnent OF Garrison may or may not be
to the advantage Of the Consolidated Com
pany, but be was Inclined to believe if the
went into other hands It would
be found mors advantageous to deal with
hall o dozen men who might get control
than with one man, as has been the case
under the Garrison regime. r g.
A leading Baltimore banker said that
Garrison made money out OF his several
gas company ventures, mainly by conaoli.
dation with older companies. The Balti.
more Company has no: reached tho. .consol.
idated stsgo yci, aud doub, less he hsy= not
pocketsd any profit from. 1t. ho ssid the
Commodore was REGARDED very rich and
he was saalincd to believe the atatements
about his large asaets aboYs liabilities as
correct. Perhaps his securities could be
realized upon, and be made m assignment
to relisye him lelf until his business shall
b. settled, when he will retire. G Mr.. r ,ss,
General Mansger Of the Baltimore Equit-
able Gas Company, said lie reosiysd
from Henry Y. Aurill, Of New Yoik, The
details OF y the matter as 8 they; con.
cern hia company. He eaid that Attrill,
who Is also identified with the Equitable,
assured him that there would be nj change
in the status Of that company growing out
Of tho; assignment LIS affairs will move
on the same as heretofore. George J.
Forrest, named In Garrison's preferences,
has represented Garrison interest in the
Equitable. The consolidated stock stiGsn.
ed up on the stock board when news came
Of the assignment made, bnt did not hold
up very we'll, and there was q general dis.
position to await further developmentt
rather than go in for boom in the uncer
tain condition Of fairs. -, & z
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II WAN LOADED.


4 Premature Hlaat SsriouAly IpJurss
= .4c'6fE Two I.abUrers.
,stechl Dipqtch 10 ase lnte!ltOeneer. n ~
: WASHINGTON, Pa, June 22..By serious
accident at Brsdy's tunnel last night, the
tho eyo sight Of two Irish laborers was
probably destroyed and the skull OF one Of
them fractured. Several blasts had been
prepared by the laburera and bearing re.
ports supposed that, they had gone of.
They were going in 10 see the results when
a small blast exploded, throwing sand and
rock into the faces Of the men with the
above result. 4 s ~, Ti7l.;.Il
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T,,, d., ...I,,t
c,..,.. - ' ,,A., " g
NSN"''. Da'.o " '"5 "ne'nei i1e is eoine 10
support Alr. B!sins or whether he is still a
Democrat, This ia Mr.. Davis' reply: a7
Drrp p.pr J,ra On Ice,
w.. o,.... :, .', ' ,"N ~ Aoo'.,
lout eoi;ioh OF yesterday, especially
Sa0, %u.n sons'oena ana ~ cohhecNon wl'n re-
NJ. IT.. sU.'esouauelec y; @ WIN your MI LeWls
Mr; B'a'ne and myself are warm personal
n!tnIF' nS;S We nave nnsihees Interests together
.,om "n,.A H'pe ano ps'ie'o WI! continue 10
e'I
,i.',.s he ~ ~ na's hspup'ican itesidens
,,ssIr t..Ir =, y VI AatcA ne1i) l sm glau It la
W bav. w w uaa ns' ,;u,., ,.5S
n, Rs;o., Ra;e ~. iy a'iss!iy or inoifectiy SINCE
IN hm 1,n, W. m ao'llns1'on gwen politlcsl ald
" Al an, n,h;. 4. " LIB eauss14os 20 expect 10:
ths hs0, 'nsa u.a,, cons'ue'eu @ !hli Mr. bSyasd
dsn, -, ard iAG1 " anu eanalusts lor next rreai'
sonIJ ' NV 49, II my Sote snd a'd couid or
e;ra a !, ,aasea s rfssiaent would chteriully
e''" " Ill., WIN fespeGt, ;$i@t
On this the Register remarks: ,s',; L.f$5
The reply is just whs. we expected, Z, 4
IN i!ank, !, manly statement from the ex.sena.
@ pood e de,i inepuImeans ~ ,hl: mad been banking
b. d, tieclon on Mr T Dsv, ns1, "ou,d ond
when General Goir published TO the world
G Me sIassment that Mr.. Davis could bs re-
W V,n. in 10 ,na s,s .hs Republican party IN West
SPEAK and the Ro.er ';id ~. NJ ~ ~
Say so. -. = = :,
10 aHet Me p explaining bis personal relations
" sv,xs u'G,n III. snees senator very explicit
in the Presidential canvss w nor ~ a;d @ hin
cause, This declaration ought and viii
V;sa ;sye; sst : at rect tho silly talk about West
WIN H. pinmoG'as 'oi going support aloe
less conuec,ona h;n P; PH,soha, oInsaa anu pas.
Maine than any other Individual in IVES.
c,.i suslin,s' can't support him, there is no ex.
erst % do,'ua ", prooHpisltY O., any other Demo-
original proposi,us tnst W., stcvs VrSn;a 70 ,a
x!ll csst Is. 600 ma ajori.y ussirst the Rspub.
lesn !'ekst. 2]s%5.
1y oe aif' Davis intention 10 sup
p'1 !ae nominee oil tho Democratic con.
'enlion, whether Slr. D,yard cr ,r,s, ,ss,oimsbody