Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1880, Page 1

IU OF $3,000,000 6 per cent | Chicago, Milvaukee & St, Pau Railway Co. Bonds, PRPayable in 1910, And secured by a First Mortgage on the Chicago & Pacific Division Of the Rallways of that Company, fotereat Payable Semi-Annuatly in New York on logue authorized by the Lawsa of the States of Wis- conaln and flinola. MIE TURES Chicago Joc RAG Monday, J a 98, FOUR GOOD RACES. penne Twenty-nine Starters. Jan. rand July 1, THE GREAT 3-YEAR-OLDS Great Railroad Stake of 1,00, Racing Commences at 2:30 p.m. The Chiengo, Milwaukee & Ht Pau! Iatlvay Com- peng nt the beylnnlug of thls year owned und opor- sted 281 mntluy of Ktailway, It ting ubtained the con wolllng Interest In tho Chicago & Pacitic Raliruad, sod tonsu of the auue for ite years, with the ylew of securing for Its SOUTHWESTERN lines 2 ehortor and direct cunneetion with tho City of CHICAGO. ‘The Chteagu & Paeliia Road’ ts alrendy In operation from Cilenyo to Byron tn Mitnols, 0 distance of about ninety thiles, and after cumplation of the oxtansion and {ts vunnuction with tte Chicago, Milwaukae & St. Paul Hallway ayatom, %t wilt havo « totul fongtt of Madison-st, cars direct to the track, ‘The @ percent bunds of the Chicago. Milwankoe & ft. Paul Railway Company, nav belng issued, A1US A FIRST LIEN ON SAID CLUCAGU & PACIFIC ROAD. Included in™this murtyuge, whleb ts mnde with the sathorizntion and codperation of thu Chicago & Ua- nny, sn bridge teruxs tho Mls: the orection of which has alrendy buen begun, and, the cost of which fs estimnted from SU0.U00 to 830,000, HE TOTAL ISSUE OF HONDS \ AMOUT TWENTY THOUSAND DOL MPLETED ROAD; BUT DEYUCTING TUE OUST OF THE BRIDGE, IT With REDUCE T QUST OF THIS ROAD LSELF 0 ABOU'T $15,000 ‘Tho Capltat Stock of tho Chicago, Milwaukoo & St. Paul Iatlway Company Is 14,770,481 of Proferred Stock, and 15,401,201 Common Stuck, ‘Making togethor L705, 746 Imring the entire oxistenco of this Company divi- éeuds of 7 per cont por hunum on the Preforred Stock have been patd, with an occasional diyidend on the Common stock, which for the yonr 187) nmounted tod BARNINGS FOR THY YRAR 130 AMDUNTED TO PROGRAMME AND ENTRIES. FIRST RACE. “Selling Pucse,’? $9, for ull ng Ilurses entered tu be auld for £2000, 10 por welutity If for atlowe tun pounds; for #7, twelve pounds; pounds; for Kx twoty-one pounds, id Immediately uftor the raco, excess over tho entered price tu ba divid tho Clb und the thint horse. } J. Jus, Davis entors oh, 1%, HODOL which VILL EQUAL | Winnerte bu B, Pariton, dr. eno Wultne; niet ah, SECOND RACE. The Ground Ratiroad Btnkes, ‘Si ontrauce, £25 furfolt, with #1000 eh to sueanit, FW) to third, 1 antler, 1, Cutdwnldor & Brea ontor ch, f. M 4. GU, Morris enters eh. F, Gold Buz. 8 J. Tanda ntor b. « Hig Ontar x Carter ontors ott. ton Young enters c! + Luwrence Hart ontors ch & W.C. Meunvock & Ce TUIRD RACK. “Club Purse,’ $20, for all ages, &0 of which to 1. M. Young enttors d. £, Beatitude. hitton Bros. unter b. c. Itye Broad. Jao. Hanks ontens b. c. Stoscow. FOURTH RACE. mention Purse,"? $400, #100 of which to horace thut lave started and not wun dure #lursos benton unce aliuwed tive cigiit woundas thrue tmos or moro, Hite heats, ING EXPENSES, WERE 84,520,024.83. Aftor payuentof Inturcston the total bonded dobt thoro Tonultied t profit for sald year of %2,261,017.40, makings balanco of undivided income to the Ist of January, 1830, uf $2,5131,607.79, out of which the dividends on the Proterred and Commun Stock for tho second hnilf uf tho year 1879, due April 15, has boon pall, Jonving n balance of $9302.82 Income fur fore mer years undivided. It KANNINGS OF THE CHICAGO, MILWAU- REY & ST. PAUL RAILWAY FOR THE FIRST pIVE MONT RESEN'T YEA SHOW EASE OF $1,179,000 AGAINST TID EA. ‘Tho rolling atock inter ch. c. Houlovard. BAME PEIUODOF LAST ¥ of the Cormpany nt tho ond of fast yoar was composed of 23 locomotives nud 7,84 cars of various desarip- | ink the meetliy, ‘The sequisition of the Chicago & Pacifio Rond by tho Chicnyu, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Hallway Company secures the advantage of having two direct lines Into Chicagu. ‘Tho bonds of tho Chicayo & Milwaukee Diviston aro quoted nt the Now York ptock Exchanyo tonalderably higher than any of tho other mortgage Donde of suid Conipany, in consequenco of the valuo ed upon u terminal division, ‘MI LIKE PREF. ENCE MAY BE EXPECVED FOI ‘MIE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CHICAGO AND PA- CIFIC DIVISION, WHICH. ENJUYS A LIKE ‘AD- m, Florence Payne, Pinsent. ne ¢. Charleningne, Salile Poll 3 8-01 2. H. Harrison ontrs cht. Davia 1, TL Prince ontora b. 6. Goo. Hakes onters 6; Jas A, Grinstead unte INSURANCE, “FIRST IN THE FIELDT Mississippi Valley’ Manufacturers MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Is the FIRST AND ONLY COMPANY in the West, FULLY ORGANIZED UNDER LAW, to offer THE MANUFACTURER the benefit of that etd and tried NEW ENGLAND MANUF, URERS SYSTEM, which secure COMPLETE INDEMNITY AT COST. Company fully ticonsed, nnd that can ow uniunited ‘porionn) Habltit ie yourself uf to Mutual, thy ONLY TRUE sy: toni of Iisurance. docelved by compantes holding yut VALAE INDUCEMEN'TS, operating without authori sure before pluck JULIUS WADA WORTH, Vice-Prea. ares aber ; The undersigned haying scenred'control’ ofthe above deseribed loan, offer the sano for public subscription At the price of 103 f-2 And accrued interest to date of delivery. Subscriptions will be recolyed untit 80th day of June, 1880, but tho right is-ro- terved to withdraw the loan from. tho market at an earlier date without notice. Subscriptions will at tho samo timo bo tecelyed by tho DEUTSCHE VEREINSBANK O¢ Frankfort o. M., And the Bonds will be placed on tho Stock Exchange there, glying purchasers tho sdyantage of an international market. Bonds awarded to bo delivered and paid for July 2, 1880. KUHN,LOEB & CO., 31 Nassau-st., New York. RON SILVER MINING -COBPANY. nized under’ oles on ot Stes f UG yg your, wpplleati a YORE WDE wnt sod, ‘artivulars uldross tho ‘Homo OMco, Limited Lines, Equal and Exuct Justice, OUR MOTTO. ~ No Agents, BAKEDR)’S CHOCOLATE, ha Inwn af Now York. ADV Lisle, COLO shared Par Vuluo, $0. i OFFICRES: rosident, GEO, 1, LOBEL Baker’s -PREMIUM NO. f : Chocolate. ‘ HLS: 5, Widiam 11. 8tovs . Luberts, Lovt Za , i gt % Letter, Gow. B. Hobinsa ra cipal Oftice: Rooms St #1 je NOr iis Broadway, Now “LOOMIS L. WHITE &00., ‘: +, Bankers, KAO Brondway, New York. js reoolvad subject to chock atalghton which Btocks, Munda, und all Boct Block Exchapke bunaht nad wold ua cuulmiad KI MINING COMPANY, ut 63 BouewL BUILDING, RUADWAY, NEW YORK, june tons have this da} ng SO ROREBL BULLD- ‘urk. The purest and best preparation of plain Chocolate in the market. century of expericuce has convinced consumers of this fact, and the ynib~ Uc demand for this wholesome and delictous article of household use is constantly ereasing. It niay, be obtained of all leading Grocer qnodcrate prices. urities daslt in at t book of chotce Chocotate Recetpts will be’ sent free to auy address, WALTER BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. : the Bédard of 4 Bonthiy dividend nh the ten Inilon dollars (at ta] atock of this Com- Ty a ute vooute por atard, GUE OF tho, HUE arn wharg, vue-of tho, aMyAblo wi tho Mintog rave Try iit clusadune 19.0nd ieee eo 7 over nen I UPTUR $100 Reward. fo will pay tan charitabto institution $10 in case an tnguinw Flerats tat we cannons ret MINERAL WATER, Apollinaris (ER QUEEN ia with the PANK EL w a YENBIE PUSS. putanta: Cis Je patentoa. fas! Podsioners, Wie iou wa tha boat 1 curadg wo Boveri SHEE LAST BIOENG, 70H HANY, OUD. ‘This Lavahusble Ba sitetly Amore: YsGiz' mal emleoet poynielas 2 fy, bmpliely relied 0a na'the tor O8 TABLE WATERAY * firliah Medical Jouragh, - {Ha Gaulote de Parle, | gto BOTTLES AND Was. 3 1 Mlaeeal Water Dealer Grocers and Druggiatm | et iMERAU DR " ANNUAL SALE, 8,0 cael aged, tbe Wek or eautsdoerants, Ii ls wsap> preaches Sold by Drugsiane at Groors, yaamilis, Ove Delian VE Treallee on tha Proper c_FSTHLE, B06 tal: -“ANK STATIONERY AND PRINTING, ha Prtuing Co Prlint nad Doasburn-ale ae ON. Rote ! Cina: Apoliina- Dear tho Apollinaris % = te 1CTOK , MAUGER & Manda Ut, Haw Xorks 'CELLULOLD GOODS, . ae LLULOID (Water. of Lin- '(- Water-proo; rs and Cuffs retain thelr ahuipe cut Anish through the warn- -est her. New shut, Goods and price list by L Barnes & Co., 86 Maslisons, Tribus billing, BOOKS, Allot superior mal, Je Se hirago PRESIDENTIAL. | i Ty ‘ort to t “ f Hancock's Memorable Indian | * Opinions of Democratic Delegates y Payne inen fund that, h they had ama- | Judd, of Springtetd: Tansey. of Hast St Loubis " ts Upon the Ticket Thoy jority ns fur na controll @ ormlntaauon og | Gen, Black, uf Danville: Unstnvus Koerner, Se | RO, ar, Lt muy uve boon wogdsor if may hate ota Cameron wilde anys. to Formulated. tho ‘delegation was concerned, thoy couldn't | of Belleville: Lyman ‘Trumbull; John at. x ‘was once nt brave | out tho Domoeratic count enough noses with them ou tho guedtion of throwing over tha vote to their ennd! tho firat. ballot, to attempt It Tho howls of and threats of political damnation fn tho hereafter, intinldated enough of the to prevent, thelr thus he “Treason! Some of the Peculiar Features over te Hond Biter nat hi strapede Nominations. thy aly re wom Aung to don | 7 i yell ns men ent Buole, Deep. wtslainae Mit ony aerved about n yenratthat, | ‘Me. Soymour.” "] supporters there wits 1 division of rs F ore 43 no comparison botween the wen, and | “Md you not seck the nomination at the and Hancock Are Ro- favorioy Kandull, and sone ite Nina for Garnet” Gadechtaakel thore fs 19 comparisnn, between fhe enthusinsi hands of the Cincinnati Convention which has ceived, Cee Ee eee tant tine nimaintlon ae clthe ow do you tke the nomination naked. | the two will ¢ nthe canvass, Lt will be red or ta boli only an opportunity for 4 continue don of the tht with ‘Taminan would oppose Tilden's legutee as 1 aelt. ‘Tlilen's letter of withdmwul Likelihood of a Stampede from the Butler Democracy, in porters tu sole other mails catdidacy, Waiting | $2 October and Novernber, intstake than tho .naleetion a devsleys ’ ror Ohio, which Whitnuy had promised them A FOOLIAI BTORY. 5 : - 3) although I bave no orgunte dise: Massachusetts. would be solld tor Payne, the munngers detor- The demngogic crowd who howl to catch the | of Ravennn, is oultor of the Republican-Demo- initied to “keep tho" delegation under | anti-temperance vote have started tho foolish | CFalof wnt city, the eld home onin of Gen. THE DEMOCRACY. dato Judge Pratt. This, was on Monday even, | Pittncsville, und turned it into a citer-mill, and | ifancock was nominated, Hosays that ft wus o years. MANCOCK'A CHEYENNE CAMPAIGN. ite,” During the Hight tt wus discovered that’) then would not scll the eller for fear some one eanvession to the Solid South, and eonsldors tt teeth tn Hud qoince th wis Bpeetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribunee ite eae Hot tn ‘avaiable mane and that the | might drink, but kept tt until tt became | ICS ate ake Solid South would. wo for ny : an Wasirnaton, D.C, June 27.—A closer oxaml- | on Tuesday evening, noting ot tho earnest rep- f Whitney and tho Ohio Payne nition pledged itself for Payne. ion was, to have New York cnst its vote for him, and Ict Ohio voto soild for first ballot, and afterwards It being ulso expected that Payne lop strength ,in other States, ‘Tho resuit of the first ballot was u surpriss. It showed the popular feeling in favor of Hancock, and other candidates in nation of Gen. Hancock's military record in his | resentations campalyn against the Choyenne Indians in Kan- | met tho de! The program sug In the spring of 1867—which was perhups the only independent campaign that the Democratiy | ghurint noininee for tho Presidency ever conducted— | come ove shows that tho result was even moro disastrous | would devel than bas ntrexdy Veen reported. It appears that ‘the Commission that was appointed to Investl- | thar none nominntion hud any gute tho causes of the inussnore reported that the burning of the Indian villaxe was without | only with justilication, and the tho Government ought to | the « fours relmburse the Indians for the cost of tho village. ‘This Congress subsequently did, thus in a signal manner repuking Gen. Hancock for his mothod of conducting tho campaign. The military ofli- cors who were on the Peaco Commission were disposed to whitewash thoir brothor officer, Gou. Hunvock, but tho elvilian mombers of tho Commission did not hesitate to express their opinions, and one of them, Col. Tappitn, a resi- tention to those circumstances und to this pecu- Nar chapter in Gon. Hnneock's military career, co ho has curried a paek for tus: years suid: who hive: arrived that) tho Democracy Mop ‘elindrew bis Hames i aid not, haw | Spoudlen who hus cirri a pa oe tty aes | ore auld: i >t oP Were you nut besought by your frlonds even hey) MOL eo" husienlous ag Weir’ prow | over, vgorve tao. wurpoms of dlondleytor | Sy the rake He suis ns | Nelthareandidate can yang ovssghtay ened | at the ea moment to rank romtnent champion of one of the foudlng olvil='| tho old tiekot, acoing Tuohy | aang uuealnss leon & Democrat. Dutt suid, | obs anthusasm.. Phure 18 no tive Culicine Runt jan candidntes, for Instance, suys that no for will In no event yoto for it, but will. go nef froni-an ex-Confedorato Rtandpoint. - A prominent friond of Bayurd's Jodteates tho New Yoi Intenso hostility which 1g still cherished by tho to ici Bayard AMONG THE SOUTITERN DELEGATIONS bi by insinuations a4 to the Dover specch. Ben | giv in the: Attriboted to Bayard and to those who wore in- his cuergivs to that ond, and selected Hane x Gock na tho. most. "avaitablo man to | Sstance Jnjure Bayard amon; Southorn dolcyutions. It Gppears, tov, that Henry Watterson, up to the ae Flomator Dope stort soe oe of the lustday, fad arenngod to put | and endeay , by its arguiont Wbout buluy un eral y vet I may say, ln conclusion, that 5 ‘aiden in nonitnation £ 4 4 it must huve' the candidate, eee oe a a eae ay antdon | fulling to wee itan tnt Naat, Indian, bowevers dolegates ‘outside of Now York stato. Honry | keptam vou AR iumournts Gok m Me yettrmed from Cineize | mand to make the nomiuation unanimous. nati suys that $100,000 bave nircady beun sub- seribod to conduct Gen, Hancock's campaign, PECULIAR *YEATURES OF TI RECENT DEM | thoy wanted tho N al OCRATIO CONCLAVE—THE SULBY PIOURE CUT | and wanted nu voice n4 to who hy should be, by | habits of the honuy-bee. Much wonder was ux- | terdiy. ETE TOMI QUEAS NORTHERN BATES. tholr votes obtained control of the canvontion, | pruaied ns to whore tho Information contained | It Spectal Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune, gayvoit the choice between Bayard and Hancock, I ft yi iter Cincinxatz, Juno 2%—As the physiclan, | and forced ono of tho two upon thom, JER. | ors came to the conctualon that tho speaker that hus been known since the day when irough bo, ng. ‘bullied at ovory step In tha treatment of n com- plicuted cuse, is eometimes ennbled, after death AFTER CINCINNATI. has come to tho relle? of his pattont, to take his | 718 1.tiNOIs DELMGATION TO ‘Tie. LATE Con. | ,Alittlo whiloaftor this Mr. Austin was with | toyt In this State, can by no possttitlity result stand by tho body of that patient, and, scalpel in hand, in the quict of his disscoting-room, with ot radioed eine psi | sopglold ona. mminute egy ener skilled strokes lay bare the vital parta and die- INCINNATH, Qu June 25,—Now we great | There sn follow In thore cut! jes, “Thin Cover tho camnitizations ond springs of the | Convention has disbanded (t scoms necessary | Is domething L havo always wanted torce done.” | SENATOR ANGUS CAMERON, disease 80 mysterious to him before, eo, .| that a fow closing purigraphs should bo vdded Mr. Austin went In with tho Goneral, who, ‘TILE BITUATION IN CENTHAL NEW YOUK, after a lurge cunyention, the political corre- | to tho proceedings Illustrative of the standing | pyxod a question nbout it, ‘Tho workman waa a United States, Senator Angus Cameron, of spondent, who for days has boon groping blindly | and bohavior of tho Illinols delegation. As | Gormun, and could not understand, The Gen- Wisconsin, aveived ut tho Sherman yesterday on amid tho inuze of wheolg within wheels that | stated on two or threo oocusions In ‘Tow ‘Prine | erat dropped xmicefully Into the inothur tongue | bis woy home from, the Rast, The Sonator has operate aud the notwork yf, wlroa thut direct it | Ute, it was an uncommun strony one, and in} Of thatwin. and they, ehitted on for several | peon sponding a brief period at hia old home tt moyonsonts, may, otter, it is over, calmly sit'} that atrength lny its weukness. Your carro | aiid: “Phat fellow isa cumplete master of bls, Bluira, N.Y. A ‘Curse roporter pald bis com- down, pon In hand, and, {n tho Hyhtof the ro- | spondent desires It to goon record, that for all | busthesa, und ty very Intellectual bosiies, It] pliments to the gentientan, und below is yiven sult, trace out the tortuous: windings by which | purposes of benefit to tho party, orof hurmontz- | often ustonishes my to sco haw these | commen | tho substanoy of tho conversation. Thy, reporter that sequel has boon’ renchod, and lay bare tho | ing tho well-Known jarring factions in I~ German workmen have vw full appreeiution of ) paked: ~ ‘ dliferont springa which, -abt(ng’on its component | Nols, this delegation wis n consplonous falluro. | of tho grandest In the world. Lsaw tho birth , pivta guve it fut fludl direction, ‘Tho inove fine | In tho first placo, tho dolegution ws not rep- pinvo ot Thur wan When Lwne abroad, aud wo | the Republican nomirintions in the purtions of portant the convention, tho more Interesting. | resuntutive of the {mmonxe State Convention 5 : . auch a. post-mortam, Tho mugnitude’ of tho | which ‘created it, Your reporta ut the thine KENTUCKY AND TENNESSER SENTIMENT. “Tho nominutions of Gon, Jumnes A. Garfield convention which bas just been held ‘hero, and_| sbowed that tho mass of tho State Convention Tho Iov, F.M. Green, of Kent, waa tu Kens | for Preatdent ond Gen. Chester A. Arthur for the fact that from tho start’ It was dno of tho'| favored Seymour, When tho delegation inot at | tueky whon Gurllold’s nomination was minde, | Vico-Prosident buvo taken well puzzling kind, and wassurprising fn {ts results, | Clncinuatl it wus found that seven Tilden mon | guy until Just now, Hv arrived bome to-day, well, Judeod, and much enthusinani ts munifeat- makes tho anulyele ta tls cuso peoullurly tue, | ul to ba sided 60 us to got Hoymour soventoen | He says tho sitisfuotion moni Hepublicuns | od. Indeed, all cluwes of Steubleans with “a it was uewn thut | there could not be greate bad a stron following, but formu | feel that onty a very ntrn mn on thotr afd, | fod with it, stfon‘showed Gus Herrington was tho only ong | such as isnot at hand, will stand any show uf | ' low du'the ‘Democratic nominations goa to Not tho least singular thing pbout tho resu! oor unough, to do hin fevermnee, “Ambiion- | success, Gav. aaa ot eka could get no farther thun tho sulltary | wesTuntN-NEsENVE SENTIMENT AB TO MANCOCK, oot 'Iiinols, bad | yote of Fuller, *' Crean, of Cairo, hus werg, dictated by}! ° ” “ALWAYE'BEEN A TILDEN MAM, tereating, a : bi NOW-lv WAS DONE. |. 13, | Bavul Day! of the convention:is, that, Ip pecommlishing. It, none of tha srront . Stated, ;¢ any band. The’ pomloutio! tho Btates south of Masoi} & Disend fine “and .o fow of tho lesser Northdint‘ stat York, Pounsylvunia, anil Tia tho convention, and furnishing, with two ox- | places, bondi worthy af notu—all frittorcd away tholr atrongth, on fosolutions. Dyarbora, mado thomselyes ridiculous, and eventually | that ag a ceptions, all the candidates whose claims wero wore forvod to abandon thelr favorite and wheel | a fulluro, andi ‘Hiden, and Into Ino, for a candidate whom they had snub- | Cit rat Uo doiegution a: o 4 1 iat iH Lee ae ae He orrace yenture | Democratiopress in purticuiur, huwied formany | ithe Citlay of Now York und Lronilyn, The esterulook- | long manths over these two alleged erlines of troduced as the Hon. 8.5. Mare: ‘Guhural they AEA a iutane chet NE bo begun with an apotogy and!) bearer. 1 have talked with soverd airinen é of Tiltnols who began with an apciogy andl) Trish Gatholies already, und thoy all swear, by | Hild the polls, anil aa long oa the, ty tn force delegutes criad: “Timo,” ime,’ on” bin,’ | overything cnumerated tn thol And just lot me 6 of tho Buckeyo Btate= Manihult gcomed to bo junigtod with au iuherout | Roly, tas After this it was THEY WILL NEVEL VOTE VOI HANCOCK; © bed, behind States emall in Importanoo, und wt | char; tho conycation advocating no favorit cundidaty, ‘bo ineuns by which this result waa uchiov convoution, are worthy of nots, aid furnl oxumplo to future geuerations of politicians. . onto. a centr) tlyuro tu the late convention,-and on tho gounty wt large, and his own Stato tn ‘ particular; » whom ‘iden bud ful sta da cach with different tactics, en the convene, oii tlon mot, {t indorsed ‘Thurmun; but Itw-ludorvo--| Prowiuont when was a fraad on Its lars bind udberenta ot tho gentlemen of the bandana. The convention was 4 cutthroat if- fair, in which ‘Thurman was the object of the | wig nickert uswiults of tho other two candidates, whow Jo Knives were aluo turned agulust vach othor,. It | We. creas Na ee asa swind und a Hor und the only object it | Worsted. | Neither Davis uot BMomplished Was to uurrow down tho Sybtiog, | Sonired aad promised © ~ The docisk ‘Thi fhazerat rom gow Rusirod county delognte | 4. agrees er Saas Oi aa Ee ee eee raite Judge, Vandoveer United Htates, from whe, wo buve durived! 0 i veloc! mornliys janduyour, fie ret, | United which we buve dorive nds Gf each of tho cand! | Grucu, und tho Tiden men were Mo ouetuln tht uo wilt cunpelisany ti ug tor oot vias Donoblt, It was contracted to defuut uy, and tho venon wi thoy wereof | try. But, lke tho cus of to two-soory a: jot dulegutes, und transfor with sided intenalty, to Cinclunath. "Pho taotes of tho frie dates bere ulgo ditfered, "hw ‘Thurman mon | Amin, and tha Pde i Intod to the iudorsement of the State Coityon- i - | unything, and bolys Y : Ban at ot Ne aa tandidute, THR CONSENT TO VOTE FO UWANCOCK = * | Gowe theonsistent, and show that tbeir only dee 19 Ag HACRED TO UN ‘talking on the vutalde | © just once” was given only that Randsll might | situ t4 ollov., Tho xeoat giant known us tho und shoutd be.pald, And thoro 1s 8 danger of. pasarily bind tho delegation to Tha ott TOU, ‘wale it Thurinan could not be nominated, and bo- ie It, in tho delegation ator h endenvored ty give him tho sylid vote of the he was out of the yno adherents were driven pore . resui * upen fight ainst Thurman, nnd thi draw out tho com> we nad ihe Jewett men—tho A * latter, intho Hight agulast Payne, hetoy for the Campaign Worse than waned, ‘tra ine ¢ inured to at First Stated. frients held tho balunce of inon would hive none but men preferred Thurman to ‘hurmaun men pretorred Jewolt if they couldn't. wet thelr own tan, After several bitter tights find much plotting befere the convention, the dy T! hoping to got It when The Payne fod fire of hig fore THUS triungulnr Nyeht penett of Fhuronn, as bid fow owor, ‘The Payne auyde; the Jowett Payne: and tho Sse A pron teiny Pav, iat = boldly erstiny of the Cincinnati Con: wits, that the ek sutton cou no ; ie, avert after New Yor! : vention. Meolld vole on tho diet ballot: and whoneattor adjournment, the rista for Pa Ho toughest tho Pa shu : fwhie fat at witl he Payne wen. though The Sorry Figure Cut by the | reas tor tide abandoned him, and Whitney - (Hayne son-litelaw), seeing the Four Great Northern withdrew hiv nat delegation from further support of hin, Payne's mrution, our Ot revenge, would tthe numinntion, and the neavk occurred before the Jowett mew mttd get in thelr work. ‘Thus tho ree hla eundidates destroyed ove unothor, Southerners, While Pretending to Make | ani thetr squatbling lasted #0 tong that Ohio wig left, as iit 1870, without a vulee 41 the selec No Claims, Really Dictated the tlon of the nomlice. ot be turned ye came in tho | conference of gutgon, Judge Line Wi 119), and absolved the New York to Cineinnatt ull torn wp. roto speak, with wins of contiieting candid ites. With a ma- Jority of tho delegation ready to doTilden’s bide # Wiig, the whrowdest af thon esuldn't tell what How the Nominations of Garticld | wos really real would hin tho ocension was seized upon’ io bind his sup. control until the tine cume for action. and concentrated thom on nu unknown cand on. the al imjnority candidates, Impolling .theim to vote for an ndjourninent, that the nominntion of Hun- cock was prevented tho tirst day. off, however, und, at tho conferences of tho deiegation in the’ evening, al was confusion. Tn the New York delegntion thore were. kickers who refused to cust another vote for Payne unless Obio wontd come to his support on the next bullots and tho mecting sent out for his among these came Judge Hoad- ley, to whom had come a revelation in the shtipe { for the oll Heket of Titd Ten- dent of Cniffornin, temporarily bere, culls ate pas Miondleys Fel i fildon ard tor it was staved Ohio friends, ship for Payne belie only dictated by his ‘Citdenistm, the prospect of 9 Ol ticket led hw of, and he provad traltor a iste NOSE to Hayne tu the Ohlo dolegation, throwing cold of the delemtes to the Clncinnat! Convention | PteTun.the movement Cerys a Ca tn have returned hore, butt {a discovered fram | to tho ‘confldentiat uiterances of soma of those | Acted Hayne’ Wi declared that tho for Payne, This ‘hunces With New ¥ ting ft in nomination, but wentover bod: ong will not work hourlily for tho ticket, and | to itidon's pluee BIWOHES Fort: Sun. Tanda sc 5 t yt At nig." Acodspicuous feature of tho buatiiity of | ifs CHMns Ney Sy Phir ota, thoy-wore Overs this gontlomnn to the ticket Js the connection of | taken by tho stampede to Hine: Gon, Hanoock with tho Surrntt affair, as viewed |: could Hop ‘nga = had blo; thoy:-wore ovor~ a And thus tee ro say. tn sho nom Seepage ight, T told him that Cwns tired derstand he Is very, peitelous." 1 1 .| dilthough sho got’ tho candidate, had utmost as { mahi old him that £ wis und hungry. | understand he is very: pestiislous.” Huyanl mon towands tholr upponents, He any: Tie as elthorof tho States nuove named wo | He ewid T enutd stay, of eouna: nnd be tniked ~~ | git tho nomination. Like thon sie came 12 | Mande bns traveled all over Futhoriand, | 0f Cloveland,aa old chhiinute and nasoslato of | Tote menutie hus nu foundation?” y Aivided to tho | FIC Aime so mins, guestons. all ubout my” | Ged. Guriicld, when asked bis opinion by your | Huire meulting bad ng tnt eer anything ith the numinntion, ud, The antagonism of Rundall pondent last night, galds : doles ween Tiller | business and my stiy in thls: country, and he | SOLS ints BO : ‘l " rf eee ents aire crionds with n large. | divided the delemntion between iden and lan | Gaemed te be so much Witerested in wat Teaid | "tt Js very'hard to get uy much, enthusinar bas Ahn Whe eet toeth be aba yond ie valet shure In tho defeat of the Delaware stutesinau.’ | some of hia supporters wont over to Randuil Thoy any thut Bon Uae) muaddencd at his defeat | On tho ballot on the flrat day, the vote of. Pow cllouy cise, whl Ich he in great menaure | sylvania wag senttored, and, on the decisive bul Ab was divide vou Hugtoed by nine went to. Cluelimnty determined | est was divided between on 1 soltdly for the | the man we ull should yote for.” todefent Daynard at any cost, und devoted all | Intter after he had the nomination without its for Hendricks, er he was nom! nud onl mited, on the de» out of forty-two votes, * Correaponst that It 4 noe worse, Gov. Robinson resides in- caret corn tenet ot Tat ce the recain of | Hiuira, N. ¥., and'tho nitl-Hobjneen wen wre | wero Dr. Gurrard, of Lawronoo: Perry | tho ows of the nominations at Cineinnat! yea | Muara Ditton, an Hansvosaly ae ny OF Clngapahe, | tring, Ltuve hud protty good opportunity’ for Nf and soine others pooled. In with | gather : 3 ie-ropresenting | thy Morrison ion aid controlled the delegation, | in tho heart of the Western Reserve, and uimon, betweon thom alindat “one-third df’ tho vote-of")"rhu combination mude up 4 slate for ull the | the newr nnd valued friends uf Gu it with Marshall, and ineluded | Ono of tho most ridfoulons features o onville, #8 tho commltteemun | hess {4 Lhe numinition of the man who excauted Ex-Sountor Redick, Duy, | tho pot of the Democravy, Mrs, Surrutt, and ily, doclared Trlab Catln rte Mamhull waa jin tho world by not permitting — thoir WN tho Morrison, and f follow-countrywaomin und fellow-ohureh- deliberataly mu jow well ho dis i i nith, oF Sut Ubio, Now.. Yob those tne crulio organ, explain, Laas the hs ad iHustratiog the lunce worklugs of w great ty nt full a fot | inubllty. to we Ine take tho histor; ust prior to the Stato } admitted on wif aides that Jf Morrlaou over hid ¥ i tf See ee DE ee ee in eee eat caduatioa iepad boon | At, follaion, lv, hlirher thus pelitics and thoy | Lelny y reepoctyble one helps tho Domouratto thore were kuown to be three candidates works’ | effectually knocked on tho bend by Mi 4 Judge Jt B. Rauuey, the tg fr tinal che Sates hin iy | hp ena pata eee: | an ate Cay scolng bhinsott forved to retinquial nas | tory ul jegution I atsy dealro ‘ i Ni aah forlat-chulr to Garfeld, felt that bo had. clujins' | from tho very its fnont Duswwcrat in Northuen Obid, auld: © The DISCORDANT BLEMENTH jou ued ii ‘ Hith the idea ut sdccqudiiig’ to his tntiuonco in | Wore so thoroughly ndvortisud Ay “as ho (Tilden) wouldnt kot, the. jomieutions elty that no cae eee era wanted tabs Feeaident breause-| ecommen to think t wort. whily te vouellynty or Polutur, with alt he thought tho ofioe would gult hin. All threo | Make frienta with stay i r E tod gut to obtain tho suport ot Oats ue | Sens ota ‘geleruiou, oven vai atoall 1 | Huan Wikies etteation tr ancy Bi roughout the | the wero tht; asplrint’ * Wus so une} Pertunod, not ono, ‘Thy decision of the att # unit fur Col, Morrison was arrived at by trading | posryaTup UY wEWY Davis AMD THM BOUTH— | It will, but thors ts” durking duager. ‘The © which, howover, Gus: eee hatal M tr Palinoy got you Pre 4 hu na inowlodys paduy thorulng | Douoephoy. who have hal -esrqduch to ud lain Tribune. MONDAY, ‘JUNE 28, 1880. af PRICE FIVE urman, 7 cook failed or the neces two-thirts, uf consistengy, and rebukes overy barefaced At Hut wary on Wainestae evoning John It. | tampt to watts silica nt tha ox| imine oF prinuipto, | finde Oy Hoxfy had conceived the iden that Huncoek wos | Tho ilrat gettiumnn with whom I talked was tho coming inuo, and be began working jn that OREN, te A, BURLDON, iH & onde and Industry, At Izo‘ctuck at night he gentan | ioutenantcaimmed in dome Garielts. Fort overture to doh MeSweeny, of Olifo, ana, Gov. | aq + “unatly say 4 tT {eubindtef Torna, And whilo the wentiomen | Scand Regiment, fought yalluntly during tho Bilal Sours: ve ‘fruniatis? uation were Iaying their plans for, turning tho fran in Conwrass glx yunra from Laulsinna slnes whole delegation over to Tien or ta Tildon's Jegateo Hoxin was ekirtnishing aroun turing In detall the sinall anes. ‘The delegution was ignored, us sald before, by the leading anon of the Nation: howover It wos not neglected by the Ulnois totrigiters, Ge aloe Renedlet Arnot i" Palmer, Nuny Lawrence, and some othors kept eine the delegates nlwnysin view, und neutralized the tnachinutionsof Derry ton. In anticipution of the your correspondent made wekeefal eauviss of | goy't he delegation, Tt will not by printed now, ne Inkeht be expected, there are delegites w desired to Le reeonicd ag sineuroly apposed tot! nointontion of Huncoek or any other soldier, but who now claim to have heen orivinnl Hans cock men. PHUCION, tte on enre anything or nor result Suda Treariot wis atone tlme a falthful serv. | strony one? had given ‘The ox-Rebel Demoerney have clamored for him GARVIELD AND IMANCOCK, | fora dozen years, and tiow they have oth COUNTILY. crnor there, and TE know that he dil all be could President he would favor the South In prefer. have bil a rather more thin usual opportunity | enee tu the North evory Une, It la his nature the first exeftoment and burrah of tho Conven- [iw such omen ons Garfield 8 | politica: tlon have subsided, Aday ur two ago T hape | lid, he would huve made more record. He palr of ng uncompromising Demvernty as extat auth vata MW ivest bettie cau ruse ' 4 tho Uniter States. ‘They were for many yeurs | fh neighbors of the Genertl in Hiram, and know | \ thin did Gen. Gardeld, who had nv military: miatatl to begle with, whe ht “Well, you've got a decent man for once, Wo ) tpe nguinst on enn't vote against him." boosting agutiat the enthu: ‘Thia 1s the sentiment of very many Domo- ernts of the State, and will make its power felt | Bloody Sulrt. But thoy will tod it a greater Ttall, which cunte, and Gurticld. ‘Thoy have been long-time friends, story: that Gen, Gurfleld Dought n browery in | Sie Hull wis prosent ne the convention whon vinegar, and thon disposed of it. innn the Demovracy might have nominated, and ‘The fact is, that nothing of the kind ever oc- | that the wise thing fur the Demuerney fluid (no relative whatover of the General), who | toda. iz: nominate seme one on whom the yet hoy wore changed itinto achter-milt, and went into the | ray shuuld have Bouse was victory. Hancock | United States, ‘puslneas of manufacturing the elderintobrandy. | cannot carry Ohio. He cannot carry Pennayl- ‘This was taken advantage of, and canstrucd fl Ineuns the stronynnt mat that could have buon | Sill ence paperhas been tude public showing the thin- | would Lave been much stronger, uexs of this lic, HOW VAVNE'S FRIENDS FEEL. ThE ¥I tog ny untne, tho ANG IN KENTUCKY. fontieman named Moyd, from Loudon, iky, | and, preparations hid been made to tire off | had taken." upon tho recent noniination. fe said: | to match, ton certain o. be! wis « strong Grant oman, and se | which exists for Gurileld. Those guns were ree were tho Talunily: of the Republiens my sectlon of the State. Tut we ure per! strength of the party {nour State, Ft should be | ing ai borne ip intnd that the Viseiple denomination, | receipt of tha news, After tho news came in, |. with which tho Generul fa [dentified, ly very | the gullant Colonol retired to bis Bhop and went | wit strong in our State, Tho State Univeralty sit | to work. asked why he trae not fring bls | Lexington {y under their charge, and he will, in | salute, be repli any oplaton, obtaln many Democratic voted.” “Ob! fet TRE SYLECH OF A (XIDMAN-JEW PEDDLER, othor business." In ‘the City of Clevtland thore hna just been THE HON. W. H. UPBON, shoot who wantto. I've got York, aod many years 1go, that, if f ever bad n chance to |: Dumovrata having voto of kay uyood word for thia Mr. Gartield, I] Generals. Tho leaders muy put them up from | Convention,” y great extunt, unless they fe night tired and hungry, carrying toy pack along | thai tow ad Chad tried man y phioes | they fayored tho South in some: way.- En the roads of. Hiram, at ‘before: thoy"! -to stay all vighl. Nobody would keep tho por eas nO onY knuws wuch about, He is “ho to puss that) Jow, Firtully 1 stopped at Mr, Garticld’s house. | lousire, f understand.taid tas probably tut up: THE LETT y ination. Tat not know-he was a Goneral ag anybody but | for hie? bur’. Wiitther:ho will spond i fare a a meommon muy. Task bin iff pul stay ilk | -yrnount of monoy On aiptes sfori’t i the, New. ¥: with me so Kind, and be spouke the German so for at W to bim, I tell you 1 was never treuted so in ing erulirurmy ollicer, life. He's one gentiemnnn and one great man, Caton: un ousy unin to bent, Sdon't sco how he can | of whut Ie contalned.” * GARFIELD AND HONEY. powibly carry his own Stnte." Hendricke, ¥ * ! ENTHUSIASM FOR GARFIELD IN OHIO. $ 4 ‘The Incident is but an Mustrution of tho avid- deelsion, and nsauring you of his falth in your ch enthusiasm: ceons, dl enol Ausint, of Warren relates that, some | Suite ty something remurkuble, and such as his | publ ed, ies betore the Goneral ever went to Congress, | not boen geen | re for two devadud. Et I foole ly turned de ono of the most famous beo-mon of tho country | of love urd F came there for the purpose of ngsisting Mr, Aug. | the resultin October, Thave attend two orthroe TUE BOUT DICTATED IT. tin tn setting up somo now hives. The General |-Congresstoml Conventtons within the t | Grand Hote, Chicinn 4 The four principal States had no part fn tho | waa inuch yf arom of et Humeoele une ine are many questions Of the bee-tamer.and, when he | field's name has been: the signal for the di oy ouming hore wi jo usyumncd humility of a | had fia CONVENTION ECHORS. Uru Heep, declariiye with thelr mouths that | ject, -Liway only a short thm forth to nominite n guod man, | students of Hira ntercsted tinmediutely, He asked | few duys, and the slinple mention of Gen. Gav sted, usked for sume books on the sub- | gites to rise as one Inin and wildly cheer, T afte District Republican Convention, ut Mor! ven a le na, Yer ia not oyeratating tha easy tu say that Gar-.| 9 p; flold will pull thu lurgest majority fn the Stute i thig lecture was obtained. Some of tho listen. knew everything. dofeuted the condymmed aud bitnished traitor, ¥, Vallundigham, in the portlous days of the Wu OAUTIELD.I5: ASILESFACTORY Tho Uetober. stoctiun, whieh Is wlways. tho rent “Ta yous Gen. Garteld in Cleveland, and they bad oces- | ‘otherwise than in overwhelming victory for tho Convedtion? sion to a Me-fietor, Aepubtican cause. Gany. snid the General. serve. . Haticoct after watching the operidon for n moment, “There wits. be of Field, Payne, intnutes. hen thoy left the shop the Gonerul Indeed, 1 thoi own literuture: whieh, by tho: was, 13-000 | SVat is tho genorat” éoritiment In réaard to elt well nequuluted in a iminute.”* New York Stato that you have been?” ~ Southorn Sta ne ll thoro,—very w io-cortatnl + Oo Ho continued totravel tn that Stute and Tonnes Bouth?" and the Hemovcrity | whom T have come in contnet sooni to bo satis- | 7 strike that party?. AS (inde aidd buford, thoy are Miyeh pienso Hono! ‘The, ea 0 OF course thoy didn’t want Tih ft ne na T don't, th tak ty Jag valuable pabllesentinont right tere, | ay NO thoy re tho ‘Vil 4 Garfoll, | «Yes, f-think that some of thor ato’ sore, though’ thoy smother tholr resontiment when falling to Ropublieaus and say thut the tuket that thoy huye select iv u strong on, wy Democrats curry Now York?” , thoy wurst’ brow w! who offended ull tho Irlab | Cu 0, a porlonocs, sir," Upon whut do you base that remark? Womun ta | huve | tha consolation | of ii tho itopublicang can uiwaya curry Now Follgiun tn ber lust bours and confess hor wine to | yoru Suto it thory ist fuir und honest olUctton tho Domes | a pricat. ‘Pho Crthulles in yonern), 04 woll us the do bln Democratic Conyross tug not yet mccocded In overthrowing the Natlonal Kloction law, which provides for registration und United States Mire fe thore will Le an bonest clesdon, and, thore be. hncert cutondar uy | ean honost olcetion, tho Iepublianus wilt | © have w oluar majority in tho State,” “Does tho fuet of Huneork's noinination arab all puuind afford to alts fur the ey yf pat dl nt | luwyer | No, sx, it doce not. Tho yovgle wilt took 1 Woxt to most prom | behind the’ mere natuo of Wivticld Scott Thin cock, (It with go botind his recon. ‘The peor Deujocrats never have un opportualty to dow | plo wil look directly tn tho face of the Dom- good thing -but Hoy pauls the take of doing.) ceratly purty. «Thos will luok upon the record, that tho now: |of thaextra sokdlon, of tho attouipe to ofuut u ty ce revolution. by not proviling muaus to carr t inaditution, tf it. “fhe i i Meee tor the wrpyy us ule F*].on this Government ‘The boone know fu! fclemts | ination by sts ow You hug Intorviowe TH Yus. Hor the geationen, well what Demucrath jeahey they know fo rise, in a tho fuauchit record of the Rupublivan | tuk: To Fut visited by | such aggo loud him to bellevd ina uillitary des-s] party; and, I atin grey to muy, thoy a} dauplboyntads oe tie RoE a ait iy iho jasm can auarnoly and Bari ane Ae aanclel -ateond: coe [awa fur os -1- know; over ine contrytth the brocedunts of tho purty. Abtbl:|. tho Democrats. party. Every: southorn | at thnes uurters except tho-Hoa. | pact! oglu tae, any party whleb must carry tho | stute, with one ar ta oxcoptions, hus. alreudy rot in Rolly, of Now York. oud Of West Holnt—and West Polut in tho days | repudiated ita debt, and thut“eogttmeut. once | f bad ta dulogation to: you aa a | when twee foe ae ostublished 8 Hable to apread, Ldo not wity tat | very frlondly."" {de sare loud. Gos Hancock bas bo reoanluea Commilttes on, Claiins dogni at prosent tw be op: woe te a pay Ferrier eras bat ue oe aod, in cass of oli his Adtalulss uows What Ce: Poa OU: in cus wes ba tw uccopt thy voloo of a Demucrutio Adiuinis- erecta a CO TRC eo eee tration there 1s a publie sontimout. tu the Inte Ue regura by bayouvt-ruld, dewiry auch w | South which takes ita shape in something Uke Stateanun, | provdgnt?, It lwdufe to way tous thoy desire uny | thls: “We nro compoliod to pay tho debt: of tho datte Te Nope or tee.) Goby that wo cuutracied, In pur uplatun, to proses | cqunt they gunerally concede too much. ‘Choy b outs tha War * . he able to plodyo Minot to Tilten when Ilan (“American people stestros conslstenuy or a show | nine putite:gotitimont tho rewule there Is no nocd! esi Jong this issu squy, 4 fi mynd AbecUon With more than his ncoustotned zeal | oe Lorin County, Gon. Sholdon went out as | lent party will comegut ulna ti ymephante ig lam H. Ene iF Generals “English, you know, was in Who elnimhed to be tho “big injuns "oF tho deles | with) TAGRINE We Tt ir a eS Rdnaua Ul gave im hiteoorh. gincs tho War: and tonk a very prominent part in the | {lat (tno he hus been a money-londer and P: i Chiongo Convention, a fow daya ago. Mout of a National bal and cap: | “w What do think of the nontnation at Cin- | minh of large wealth. {le has been very oxactin, olnnatl?? asked thoGenontl hi his off-hand way. | In tho collection of his louns to farmers, an wT taink juat thi that any’ Goneral who stands | My iabrcssion Is that hl nomination docs not uponn Rebel platturm i¢ a Hebel, Itdovan't | nigel the viows of dtr, Voorhees. mike any differance what his reoorl was during: Wil Don Cameron accapt tho Chi int, do you know about- Tani told that ything te: help play ting for his country: but wo don't | thing about it, but } Teper Kare tho fhinkof that when wa heat Win jstve: now, Jolt the Chairmanship. 1f Don thinks he cangco fit angus Hering: | Dvla, Hhere "ky bee, and) fowior ” trale | ute mord te tho niccess of tho Republiean pact # is tors were once 3. but .wo kin any other, ho will take it.’ Fe att now | Thon you rogand tho Iepubliean toket asa hot of his Lond nnd Master: but that tig passed |‘ Ido, most nasuredly. on. Arthur adds vory Away, and was forgotton {n the simple net of q | Much to the strength of the ticket in New York, trulforotes kiss. The aunallest act may change a | ond will materially nssist In carrying that Stato, mat's wholo record, But Hancock his been und will bring out the support of the activo po- PLOWING Witt THE souTit FOR ANY YEARS, | Hltlcal workors In tho party. im. TILDEN. NOW THEIR NOMINATIONA ANE sTarKixa Tite | J Was tn Louisiunn when bo wus Military Gove Tie DEcLAnES HE SEVER SsOUGITT THB ROMINA NOT AMBITION VOR THE TRESIDENCY— to favor those fellows. His aympathy was with TANCOCK, air Hs a avibunk, ¢ 118 FAVORIT, AND THE NEST CHOICE A saat paparcie id sige be fader rae ave 1 | thou and will be with them ‘to iis duath. Ae | Tite CONVENTION COULD HAVE MADE, NS, Ove \ New York Merutd, June 24, ; mt. Gare | toduvo; he can't help it. He was a regular | | Px-Goy. Samuel J. Tilton, riding from Yon- to ascertain how tho nomination of Gen. Gar | ir, nicer, and follght te South. becnuge he | kers to New York yesterday afternoon, sald ton, field fs striking the country ut large, now that ig the c yi Bey coutia't help it, But he didn't a spe Seittk, Herald reporter, to whom ho was speaking about ' Ind uiready pissed through two wire, and had | “1 Hever was aunbitious for the Presidency, Pened to meet Clinton and Thomas Young, a y puswed throu) twa murs, and bad | raid not caro for the nomination whon it was tlon: and yet | given mo in St, Louls, At that tine I offered It Ho higher ditring the service of the whole | to anothor inn.” itall to “ Who was tho man?" vee ae kg Just nominated Huncock?”" Fae ee a me cemulirenriny | "se No, Tdld not seek tt.” Americun peopie, ‘The Democrats nombmited ‘SP you entortaln expectations that it would Hancock to sttlle tho troublesome ghost of tha | be tondored you?” “I felt since tho election of 1878 that I needed rest. I feel so now. Iain not in good health, ave. With three lincas to your labora In @ Demoeratle party!" “ attribute it to overwork,--the worl During all that timo F bave not been 0 rest I somuch need.’ have | 4 ee not tho labora of the campaign 60 ar- ciirred nt all, A inunby the name of Act. Gar- | done was Just whut Gov, Hubbard wanted thom | {uous that thoy were a considcrable ‘strain on months’ rest T will be all ri Do you attribute your he Intervats of thi aunt todo do, Twill now n © They wore arduots indeed. 1 did not assume . North could imite, and who could curry the sides In Palnesville, puret brewery, nud y " them from any desire to be President of tho resides In Pulnesville, purohused a brewery, negessary doubtful Stntos, What the Déemoc- {as fears Laabientor € never sought public office to Suuin or New York. Enullsh is not by nay | Of my own Fr cee a ton fino little story nbout Gon Gariicld, A | seieuted from Indien, MuDonuld or Hendricks | fot we ge touts Conic tify any: leaira Twas out tid: ing when tha St, Louls Convention wua consider ; ‘tue dinpiteh cant “raught tho news Of tay nominution Iuy for two hours un- Allover this action of Onlo tt was expected ° , . T met in ltavonna yesterday nn intelligent | tat Paynewould re nominuted. Here, in Cluve- | eoutained news oF tho nation the Conteution fhe conversttion very naturally turned | some two or three hundred guns, und toendeavor “But you went Into the eampaign with allyour tho enthusiasin | heart and soul, Governor?” ee id © Yes; J was anxlous for n Democ: of | duced more than hulf when tbe result waa ane | as every Democrat In the country way, ly | nounced. In Ravenm, Col, Cotter, one uf the “Do you not bellove you cull satiated with Garilold. He will poll the entire | bitterest Democrats in tho state, was out miak- | nomindted und elevted tls time?” ‘angemedts to fire a grand salute on the Ido, But Ldid not feel able to enter upon ‘ears of hard, exhaustive hibor, My frlends, ited ine tu conduct the campaign tyselt, 1d not de thi Hi that wish on thelr part form an issue he- ni that led you to decline to go before ention ns 0 eandidates’ Ole F Hf Mei, pate heute a coeeaton sae tt formed n Garfield Clap of Germnn Jeiws, many | of Akron, 0 very eam, Juddiclil-minded man, | Hot been n fact tha: wut previously inaile up CPN Gave In, seure pase voted tho Dome | oud tormee Roprescnuathein Congress feomthis | ty amid hot ta bow eaudhnace. 3 cratic tleket. At tho frat’ mocting of this club, | district, when uaked his opinion of the nomina | that olfeat was lininogs Md have bon Ee uble tony before th ques- “Yes, {wis telographed to fesquuntly, asking: y love or respeet for Unton | me to consent to allow my name to go before tha See eee eee n you for wig L wiss On6: aut there * AS * If your sitecess bofore the Convention had ou for Why, policy, but tho cominon voters dunt rally around | aon issured In -ndvance, would you have T | ebangetl your mind?” “No” i 8 MEANING. « t.you wrote to Governor, hua ree pretarions on nil sides, MIL J. H.-RHODES, ag to infer from whit you suy that ut bellot ch antertatnod in somo virelog : that It hada “suphd TecEer a! Fork de "a Ivedwablous: tn iuicock sraidunted | {tia written tho press fy to blainoy.My friends West Polnt, Ho went, through, thie Seminole ia TARE Henne eee found out the ext dy that he wag the great | [7 Meet i eet eee very muh considers {deletion wore advised of it.. Who last thhn Fuuidait and ihune | General und the greut Grutor. T tell you be ts | Rebeltion, |Hte dit nod tise vers high eonedter’ | Sfp Daniel Sianalng, the Chalrnvan of tho ‘lelos ‘As the poor peddler related his story, In | evil atfalrs, How the lust man in the world to | xutlon, did before he lert for Cineinnot! was to paid tg, aan Padler,relnted, big story. tp | Cheung tho avers Dembertt, Leader iia | cullen mn und recelys the verbal idorauiment. “Yet he telegraphed you on the duy of tho nominution asking wath that you revoke your urfeotivewell that It er ‘The New York BU darted in this | Vos. My answer to bis dispatch hus been bed, I rovelyed muny ,dlapatehes like Ng - 7 " & a , | ah for any one to suppose that such exhibitions y ww wis one dus at bid place, and, while thora, 3" eh hat tell wondortully ot Pa ies sep euer of the dispatch which JUNE Bh LS the Mor. Dantet Manning, 11.0.3 Ieeelved your telo- grima und many othors contuaing like Inforin is ton. sty paint bn Mel Econadirod Ane ts ie youtble. No 3 must qi wis the caso more thin once in the: Gighpernta doubt on my inotives oP my alucory, aoe “Samuxy J, Tiupen,”” “In this connection,” Mr. ‘filden added, aftor nav, * Fide not think Lam called upon to re~ ue own words, NF iy the light of tho present situation, vonvinu- WE INDORSES MANCOCK. pprove of the choleo made by tho “T approve of it entirely and without ro- ‘Thon: you think that of all the mon regularly need th nominition before the Convention q He hesty” Mog nasure ire the nomination, much talk and a score of othors stunding in the position of your rusiduary leuuteo. Gun. Huncoet, aftor all, occupy that mut cussed relation?” . eunnet be expected to explain see enn gin polities, Certuinly none of those of which 1 lave no knowledge whatsoovor, So many thine are sald, you know.’ ;” To pnt the queation more dircetly thon, Gov> ernor, wis Hunvouk tho man you favorod for tho hominationy’ * You, be wag." wns." : “ Do you think ho is tho inan to harmonize tho’ ,Party in tha Northern and @ rnin now, If any inn js.” will poll tho vote of 1 Soild oe hore 1a Wade Hampton's assurance that ho o you think he will curry Now York State?” think the’ tekot will. ue ehinke tha ti oo intorcals of thy, 2" you tink cket will be etoctad in ‘in my Judgmont, will prob- ‘Ot bus overy reasonablo pros- ytat to you"meun by that, Governor, “may, elect the 'teket, bu they chert. ieee “The Governor's ¢: oud Hushed, and his trombling hands spplied his handkerchief to his perspiriug * th almost unnecdssary vigv in sharper, burder tones than be hud used bos fore; “ Tho Demoornts have had just such ox: ar us bo utd * UE WILL OIVE SUPPORT TO THE TICKET. - “Wilt you devote uny the or labor to ad vanclug tho interests of the’ Democrativ caine palygn thls sunnier? < **T hyrdly know how to answor that question, + 1 will curtalnly give support to the will give it my cordial supp bay will yout devote any attention ta on. ho cuivasy and advising the leaders?" E alutll not ge inte the cnupal activity such wi would bo oxpest were tho candidate mysolf, But [ will be, of aid wheneyer J oun. Lam now proparing to rumqve te iny fous apoyo ¥ although [have watel : coursy of alfainsin Cinnelanatt, Dhaye jeas been mere pa ny howe, Where D pros od vyvton o! ‘onkens,—G ryystoue,— pnd, , hed vith intoreek a e nyverthos » rtioulurly ecuuplod In iixiag” : pied a heivund ims + Wy intich verso hitherto jat all the papors 4 the camntry was want a particular aud speckil for. tho Preaonoy was ie tuate t ‘sonrvoly Icss laborious than that would be. boon “thi With interviewers: dd. not mute nay dierfiotagtion:” 10, Had ¥ youll not receive thoul ull, fuby papers whiok have been: scape tiow™ sie! ‘WIE GERMAN: PRESS, <r | THe SIRINOTS BTAATErMITYNG" * hae tho fullowlng wditorial, houdgd..° cus. “4 SpEUBK OW Brat. pir Ral! thoy oxjstod no ninterlal Yliterence ing polit joul history, doctrines, tynot ‘and hes. ead mutes ta carry Oubs aud: vorlfy th petwuun the two cquntry; If it wore cutive! dovqlopunent of the country whutber the Nort ~ | or ta South oxeratyed the Govpeoment; Le the Civil V reat purtles 0 tmutaturtal' to, te uwerot tha Feder: with ull its ¢