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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: ATLANTA TUESDAY, JUNE 10 1884.???TWELVE PAGES. CHICAGO. CnnHnucd from frconilftie platform. Tito thoroughbred youngster on whose arm ho leant Is Komker, who was beaten by HoaiNy. Senator Hoar, with his gray hair escaping front under his felt lmt recalls Horace Greeley, as he rolls carelessly along. The New York delegation, 70??? strong, is greeted with cheers os it enters. At the head is George Willliam Curtis, tho gifted fniud, who after dcnouneing'oOice-holders for interferring with politics, yesterday urged the election of a negro oHicodmldcr as chair* man of the convention. The scholarly young fellow with eye-glasses and boyish face at his left is Hooscreit???a young Harvard graduate???who lias shown amazing capacity in the New York assembly and is even now- spoken of for the vicc-prcsldcitcy, and the most promising figure in the convention. The Georgia delegation files to its seat without exciting applause, tho crowd probably not recognizing the commanding figure of John K. Bryant. In the South Carolina delegation I noted Ed Blodgett. In the Mississippi del egation Middlcbrooka, formerly a colored Iiolitielan of Bartow county; and William Walter l???helps???slender and elegant???filled luc with remorse as I thought of the atrocious picture we printed of him two weeks ago; "??????I , Occupy such seats ns am not . .. occupied, by gentlemen or ladles holding r vent Ion to remember Lincoln, to remember liar- accredited tickets lo the seats, field, to ntmember the very vital principle of the Mr. last of Florida???flic state of Florida was en- Blaine war cry Jo-night, and tho streets and that hangs upon the wisdom, moderation, tolor hotels ring with it. ' 11. W. G. GEN. SHERMAN WILL NOT RUN. Tlir Preliminary Humor* Concerning tli Work Ilrfore the Convention. CincAoo, June 4.???At a Into hour last night, ter considerable earnest talk among tho Blaine delegates from Missouri and MichIgan, upon the ???-???. .. . . - advisability of bringing out General b???fiemmij ** * government as far ajqdJrobl^ of this convention, eaudidate as the only solution of th How to Detect Ammonia the present sKu- ??md under the rules of the house, or at any into tunt Ueueral under It* usages and customs, speeches an* allowed tlou In the convention. It was tinted ild uot penult the use ol mination under any , z-,- -tv,??? fence to the wishes of a majority of ttieae ; tho wurtutloii. .. . ... . delegates, John II. Henderson sent an earnest tele- i The Chair???Then the chair grain to General Hhcrinun. urging him to accept, | n*c????nUe some gentleman.who deslred tp vprok and requesting him to send them an answer this un V ,e fuornlug. CONVENTION .NOTES. The followfug is the text of General Sherman's reply to cx-Senator Henderson's dispatch: ST. Louts, Junes.???Hon. J. B. Henderson* ???I an swered by mail last night. If that letter Is not received, please decline any nomination for me in ??? uiguage strong hut courteous." Tin* committee on credentials settled the contest in the first Alabama district by deciding to scat the two delegates now on the roll James K. slaughter and Frank Threat. The vote on the proposition to seat the above named delegates was IS* to i:t. THE CONVENTION IN SESSION. An Unsuccessful knort to lllud the Dele gate* to Support the Nominee. Chicago, June 4.???It was something after eleven ???'clock when the convention was culled to order, l'rayer was offered by the Rev. Dr. John II. J Inrues, of the First Presbyterian church. I Jtimv* A. Gary, of Maryland, presented a memo- uiicc uppculiug to the convention of the republican, ntid democratic parties to embody u clause in their platforms distinctly recognizing prohibition, and hipped past with a nervous step; and so on to nominate candidates fu accordance therewith, ... . rtni | Miylng that If neither recognized this princl- HMj other side. Tho chair thluks that Is in eonlauce with the custom of the house of repre sentatives, and the secretary will again read the I withdraw it. JKlight applause.) Mr. Kwlug, of Pennsylvania, offered the follow* 1 Resolved, that hereafter In the selection by dis trict canvas, the basis of the representation of the several counties, parts of counties or wards, bo the same ns that which at that time prevails In each if one of them did so, then the ballots of the alliance would be cast for the candidate of that party. Mr. Noway, of Delaware, offered resolutions to the committee on embrac ing n proposition to enlarge the term of tho presidential office to six years, and to render the incumbent of the office ineligible to re-eJeetlon. Referred. Mr. Plumb, of Kansas, offered a resolution against the ownership of lands in this country by foreigners, as a system opposed to the doctrine of the fathers. Referred. A ItOMBStlFJ.L IN CAMP. Mr. Hawkfusscutto tliechufra resolution which was rend by the secretary ns follows: that no mini should hold a scut here who is uot ready to so agree. Mr. Hawkins???I nsk a vote by states upon that Tho chair???Thegcttilcmnn from Tennessee moves that the rules be suspended ami that the resolution P*w??< .faith to support tho convention nominee, and believing that this convention would uot nominate any mnti wluswould not command the universal KUpvort ot the KU'inlwni at this oonv< tion. (tremendous applause) and of the people the United States. Tills matter has had in I jNust a bad record, brought hero when Lliicoln resolution. Mr. Winkler, of Wisconsin???I did take It that our presence here is an assertion in itself on the part of every* o??o of us that we propose to suppoi ??? the nominee of this convention. (Applause.) needs no resolution In order to enforce that asser tion, (applause,) and it Is for that reason that 1 am opjMMcd to udoptlng any resolution upon the sub ject. (Cries of good.) Mr. Hawkins, of Tennessee???In offering that resolution I did It In good faith, mid I trust there Is not n delegate to las found that is not ready uml resolution, and ??? willing tosuppo.. the nominee oi this convention, he surely ought not to be allowed in this convention. J don't rare when* he cornea from, and I know of no harm that can come to a man who Is here for the purpose ol participating In making this nomination. I know* of no hunn that can come of indorsing that reso lution, and saying ho is willing to stand by the nominee of this convention. 1 "** ??? k ??? ???* ^ puxsed. 1 have heard whispers In the air as to tho course through the list. One missed tho faces of < 'onkling, Garfield, Cameron, Logan, and other giants who figured in the con vention of 1880, and concluded that this was rather a meeting of smart politicians. Steve French, Mike I'regan and Johnny O???Brien file post ns I write, ambitious youag fellows rather than real leaders. The convention went to work with a will, the California delegation plumping in a reso lution pledging every delegate to supjiort the nominee of the convention. This was evi dently nlincd nt the reformers, and when the speaker alluded to tho editor of a great pe* riodical as a probable bolter, meaning Curtis, the shouts were deafening and an ugly fight was averted by the withdrawal of this reso lution. III.AIXK ami Ml A PRETTY PLAN. A significant feature of tho address of tho permanent president was tho storin aroused by the allusion to Blaine. Mr. Henderson * a W. T. Sherman man, and after consulta tion with Geo. Wm. Curtis and Murat Hal stead, had agreed to point his speech into an allusion to each candidate, leading up care fully to General Sherman as the climax, when by a few inspiring sen tcnccs it was hoped to fire the old war sentiment and sweep tho convention off its feet, and thus start the Sherman lxxnn Everything worked well for the scheme. The allusion to each candidate brought moderate applause. At length Blaiue was reached. 4 s the words ???whose genius challenges tho ad miration of mankind??? fell from the presi dent*! lips, a most remarkable scene ensued, The California delegates mounted thelrchairs and waved their whito banners. Tho north western delegations responded with a will Pennsylvania came up with terrific yells. Tho bulk of the New York delegation fol lowed; The galleries caught the infection and a sea of kerchiefs andlmts rose and fell against tho outer walls. The press gang???nearly 1,000 strong ??? mounted it*tables and hats, paj??ersaiid canes went into the air. Kvcn the dignitaries of the stage lost their heads, and Joined in tho universal yell. As far as tho eyes could see the tu mult of hats, umbrellas, canes, anything that one could saw the air with was extended. The noise was simply deafening. As it ebbed, fresh voices would take it up again and again. Men cried, cursed and yelled. When It died away finally, the convention looked like a young forest after a wind storm had ravaged it Chairs were' overturned, hats were lodged hero and there, tho fiug-poles were gone. Collars, cravats and even coats were awry. Delegates were mis placed, hugging each other, punting, laugh ing hoarsely, trying to howl once more. In the general tumult tho General Sherman boom was lost. Tho president???s voice sounded thin and childish after the roar of tho con vention. His allusions to Sherman???s march ing through Georgia, to Kcnucsaw, Dalton and Atlanta fell flat. A convention nover re peats a thing like the Blaine hurrah. It ex pended all its force right there, and Uncle Billy???s march through Georgia was a sort of a dead march. In that one five minutes the Blaine men recovered all their uudocity and aggressiveness. Their mistake of yesterday was wiped out by an accident of to-day. Con gressman Hosing, of Pennsylvania, a strong Arthur man, said; ???That looks mighty ugly.??? By general agreement the convention ad journed uftcr this exceptional episode until evening, to see which alone was worth tho trip Chicago. T1IE ATTITUDE OV THE DEMOCRATS. The attitude of the democrats hero is strange. They realize (terfcctly that lllainu will be the hardest nun to beat; that Arthur or Logan, or Kdmunds could be l>eaten, and yet they have caught the general enthusiasm and lioi>e to see their most dangerous antago nist put in the field. A leading democrat said to me to-night, that if Arthur were nominated, Tildcn would not take the stand ard of the democracy, as there are many democrats who could beat him, but that if Blaine is nominated lie will ac cept the nomination, and take the Maine statesman in hand ldmself. An Iowa delegate said to-day, in my hear ing: ???I am for Blaine, but I voted for I.yneh because I could not help, as an old almlitionist, voting for an ex-shire to show his old masters what we mean to do for the negro/' A FAINT rilEKIt FOR GRANT. At an enormous mass meeting to-night an allusion by ex-Govemor Oglesby to the cloud how hanging over General Grant and the hope that it would (miss away, caught special applause, but did not touch the geuerul heart The weather is very much colder Jo-night, and overcoats are in demand. Late this evening an Arthur man said: , , . . ... . ", . ff ... , . plause] was Indore**!. I. nd??*r the Ica/1 ol Garfield ??????It will bea cold day when Jim Blaine is } rem in,t , ny friead from Colorado that the eon- nominated ??? I ventlon In taking this action induce the sen tic- nominaii i. man who presented the resolution to withdraw "\es,??? replied a Blame man. ???and the mat resolution from the consideration of the ron- weather l* shifting for jti??t that thin*??? . ???t*a. tlrt. rtthe^lu^ This accidental colloquy has given the of the action of the last republican ??? .... t/v convention, the lint convention of which I have ???shibboleth to the campaign. . gj^n In which ??uch ?? pledge ??w rroulnil of ??????It will be a cold day to-morrow,??? is tne member* I a*k this convention, mindful of all wherever a majority of the counties or subdivisions containing less than one-half the population of the district shall regularly unite 111 the call and eon- duct of a convention, the notion thereof will be valid. Referred. THE PERMANENT CHAIRMANSHIP A Scene of the Wildest Enthusiasm for lllnlne Precipitated. Chicago, June 4.???General George B. Williams, of Indiana, chairman of the committee on perron^ tient organization, reported that tho committee had selected John B. Henderson, of Missouri, for ...V , ..... wuv mum IIII- ITOIIIUIHIII. The first question before the convention Is tho amendment offered by the geutleman oil the left. Mr. Mathews???I most cheerfully accept the amendment from the gentleman on my right. The chair???The resolution as amended will now be read. The clerk rwut the resolution os follows: Resolved, That the committee on distribution of tickets be hereby Instructed to furnish A00 tickets of admission to this hall, during the sessions of this convention, for veteran soldiers who drolre to witness the proceedings, to bo distributed according to the basis of representation on this Moor, and delivered to the chairman ol the rcwpeetlvc state delegations. Delegate from Arkansas???1 wad Chairman, that then* are state*. _ Uoor who have quite huge delegations, and under the amendments that are offered they would be entitled to tickets to dis tribute. Me have unfortunately few veteran sol diers among us. I think these tickets ought to ap ply to states who have veteran soldiers, m* should place them In the hands of states that have veteran soldier* here, and not in the hands of those who have none. (Applause.) Mr. Massey, of Delaware: 1 rise to offer an amendment, that is. that the resolution be so modified that the distribution shall he made of these tickets by a special committee from the dele gation from Illinois (cries of Noll, so that these tickets (cries of No! no! and hisses) ???. If the suggestion made on the right of the Imll, l??y whom 1 know not, for I did not ro- cognlzo the member, is to Ik* carried into effect, then It necessarily will la* that In a great many of the states represented here on this Moor, from which there are no union soldier* pres ent, the p resolution The purpose In-Jug ??ii.n , | , *. fe iM C * n . t ? p<l< " r ? on n hot (love until heated, then remove the cover, ami ??mell. A. chemiit will not be required to detect the prc??cucc of AMMONIA. Food Test. Office of M. DELAFONTAINE, | Chicago, May 8,1884 Analytical and Consulting Chemist. find th.Jelinfjdn'vMMnvr iBaking Powders ??dverti??ed as abealately pure, and .t eh .mwd^ri te .m AX .???- ,0 i IA ' I , n ?????Ji ni , l un,r * r J ,0 my expectation that rakes hiked with tJow^DriM* *??*Ammonia. Therefore, I cannot believe any longer to PUB ^I0 HEALTH. DIt. 1 BAKING POW DEK CONTAINS NO AMMONIA. I have used it in my owt It is pure and wholesome. J M. DELAFONTAINE. mjr expectation that cokes'baked with that tho use of 00 PRICE???S CREAM my own family for years. TEST. Chicago, May 3,1884. CHEMICAL "COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,??? G .B. Gibson, Analytical and Consulting Chemist. Oentlemen-In Bakiuk Ponder, mlverti.ed iS ah??olutely pure, I have found on nunhii., Ammonia. I onilderlng tiiRinurco of Ammonia, namely, that .if efi'eto ami deeoin |KHlng organic matter, and that (t (a not entirely dL.lpatedln th/m, aa hu bJen ???Ire v proven in practice a, well na by ???elenee, I ahould not think of u.Ihr a iKiwder eonla m in, ii in my own family, nor of recommending it foi general uw, bnt would .refer a lUik/ur 1 owder made of wholesome material, iuch a. I have found Dr. Price???. Cream Baking Powder to be. Very respectfully. rotary to read the list of vice-presidents and score-1 republican convent! ??? __ , UHc. ClmrlmW.CU.hee. of Michigan, was ??e- SSf purtNMC Intended tobo.eeompIlAeSby | U fX 1 ( ll n will have failed. (Crlesof "no. no.'O I Offleanf G A MARINFR ose being that these soidiersof the union, | . j p ... rL . . 1 ~ Analytical and Consulting Chemist. 4 I have examined Raking Powders m common use, advertised m Absolutely Pure, and found u ' , "??? ,h *??? l'roh blted in my lamilv; a. Ammonia i. retained in tho food, and * Illnl II ilrrvn.l fmi.. tti.v .w.I.m ??? I n .. C. B. GIBSON, Analytical Chemist. Test. ??? Chicago, May 3, 1884 lerted iw prlndpM .??-rewr)-. The report m. | rted Into^cMcEftwIll he futiletarank the objket | ^'mltakta. p ???l | *cha r grdf r <im tb'n ,y.tem a. tueleu matter. Dr. Price', 'retom I xttggc*t (hat the rewdution i rcul11 Baking Powder lua been n.ed in my Ihmily exclmively for many year,. and for the purpose of showing the world that tho Irepubllmn party stands here to-day a unit, and determined to support the nominee of this convene tion, I Introduced that resolution,aud I now movd its adoption. heart, should dare convention and voto down that resolution. (Cheers). There ore already whisperings In the nlr from meu high In the re piibllceii party, or that ouce stood high In tho out of the republican party, the better for the party. Gentlemen of the convention, more enthusiastic people un* under the shadow of the American flag than thorn* In the section that I como from. So more enthusiastic people for their candidate can be found in this convention. I beliuve we would be false to every principal of the republican party; we would be false to the consti tuency we represent; we w ould be false to our selves, If wc did not abide by the nomination o the party of Intelligence. (Tremendous applause. Tell mu wlmt reason ran be urged that these gentlemen of tills convention, selected alone for their Intelligence, their patriotism their zeal In behalf the republican party that this convention shall not support its uoinlnee. There fore. geutk-meu of the convention, we hope, yea, w?? Insist from theseetlonof country that weeouie from, that this resolution Ite voted /or and that whoever may Ik* the nominee he will have the hearty support and votes of f '* ??? * all those, lie they tslltore of duetlug great iH.iltleal journain, let them b otes of ibis C4)iiveutlon and ore of newspapers or eon- journals, wbo refuse to sup- . .v Dnmdcfl (loud ineoircci, nouesi roiivieiiuus ui siiw .???oiivi-u- expressed bjr the direct vote upon tlmiubjcct. but the direct, honest convietlons of on expret When Mr. ..re delegaL- ??? r -^ and insUtc! utsm tiefngrepogiilzed by the chair. The chair retUH???d to recognize any of them, and ???peatedly n*qiu??ted them to be stsateil. Re L???tantly they took their seats, and a moment aftei e confusion bail subsided, tho chair said ???The chair rcc??>gtilzcM the gcutlcuiuii from New York,??? George William Curtis. Mr. Curtis cliinbe*! upon his chair, and began to speak. He said: "Mr. Chairman,??? but at this iHjInt loud calls eame up from all parts of the Wise, ??????platform," ??????platform.??? Mr. Curtis shook bis head, ??tid retaining bJs position on bis rbalr, "Gentlemen of the eonventlon. a republican and a free man, I came to this convention. By the grace of God, a republican and a free man I will go out of this convention. [Cheers.] Twenty-four yean ago I was here In Chicago. [Applause.] Twenty-four ymre ago I took part with the men of this country who uomliuited the man who Inure the most illus trious name in the republican party, and lh?? brightest ray lu whose hnlo of glory and Immortal ity is that lie was the great emr ??? "**- and erltw of "good!*??? ??iood!???l sir, a nwolutlou was offensl in an amendment to the platform. It intrudwed In to that platform certain words from the declaration of Independence that wen voted dowu In that convention, and Joshua A Gidding*. of Ohio, rose from his seat and was pass ing out of the convention. As he went to pass by my chair, I reached out my hand, wellnlgh a boy ami unknown to him, I said: ??????.Sir, where are you going?" He sabl to me: Young man 1 am going out of this eouveutlon ONICIUIWI, tin: <h.vmivi . . word, no deed, no sign should ever I# mode In the republican convention that. In the slightest degree, reflected upon the honor or loyalty of a man who took jsirt In that convention, and upon their adhesion to liberty. (Loud applause.) The gentleman who was last Upon the floor dared any one upon this floor *~ *"** * re^dution. * vote against him ???utlou this 1?? a htigmn. an immlt luism every man who stands here*. This question is not a new question. l*r*t L-eIy the same motion wa* Immght up In the last convention, ami by a man from West Virginia???I honor hfs name. That Iman sabl in the fare of nstring galleries; ???I am ?? republican wbo carries bis sovereignly under his awn hat.??? [I??ud applause J. The after thought of the republican convention of MW, under the liwl ol that Krwt, immortal leftiler, wl???? fan; front. 1 .! u. lliery. Juan A. Uuftald/of Ohio.J.p- ??? ??? | indors'd. Cnder the fcod of Garfield agreed to. The chair appointed tialusha A. Grow, | tjiendore I . .. , - - ---- Of IVnuzylranta, 0eo W F. Boar, of JiM^.hu- teXl'.ISJi" setts, and George B. Williams, of Indiana, a com- I gatjon to Ik* sekrUnl by themselves. (Cries of ??? no, mltU?? to. oondurt tho pormanont olinlr- n0 .-''> ??? , ??- ??????.<> OS*???, H??C M on 10 tao f!SSlZa was received with cheers. .When the applause tub-1 any delegation present that ha* no union soldiers sided Mr. Henderson spoke as follows: I Vi?? rhalrman of that delegation I D>rn theni.baek to the roinmlttce with that n*t|iiest, tiik chairman h m km if. I and that they be rea]??????**?????? -* *- Gentlemen of the convention: Wehavcasxem- '* 0. A- MARINER. d reapportioned to (Light applause.) -Before tno vi to states that have I bled to survey the past history of the party; to re-1 ..A' 1 ?? * JSSlSTofSWii-iK..-* i?? to t ?? r~ i , , , 1 .,/ ??? .. ., . .... I taken, I desire to say 1 have just been Informal by L Jolce as we may because of the good It has done, I a member of the national committee that tickets I to correct t* terrors, If errors there be; to discover If I have been Issued for every sent In this hall. Is the [ |H>ssil??lc the wants of the present, and with patrl-1 house ready for the question? All In favor of the I otle tlrniiWM to provide for the future. Our past I adoption of tho resolution will sav ay, the eon-1 history is tho union preserved, I trary no. The noesse<*m to have It. TIiciiocm have I slaver)* alsillshed, and Its former victims equally | It, and the resolution 1*defeated. [Slight nppluusc.] I and honorably by our sides in tills convention; jtlio I ?????????- 1 public faith maintained, unbounded credit I THE DILATORY COMMITTEES at home and ahrooil, tho currency convertible I . Into coin am! the pulses of Industry throbbing | The Knotty rredeiitlnl to ho 1'i.n. v.-l.-d I w ith renewed health mid vigor in every section of M 7 S U l I l* prosperous mid peaceful country. Thesonrcl Tnoinrur l mnu. j fruits of our triumphs over adverse |>olteles I Chicaoo, June 4.???^Tho sub committee on resolu*. & l fnif e rsr3 r arja??fM *?? ,h ?? a rare of hcr<K*s mul statesmen, challenging eonfl-1 'uUcamtnltteeatSocloekthtoa/tcrnoon. Thcreso* I deuce mid love nt home, and respeci nndadmlra- I lutlons os reported were read In onler for debate. | 2i ,en ,h- TkswwIonfa.tBlfm.r houn. mul I mmlu.c -- winfltat, ??? nur chief* cmE??nMm??H I WJonmed without oomplctlnx the ptatform. The I S.D0ES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA Is not In the want, bnt in the uhundancc of pres)-1 principal |s>Ints of discussion were understood to I " T73 m " xi V/ J. A.! ?? iUlliiJ VJl! AxLt J??? r . k *.?'! 11*tho tar!ffpi??iih??nd it wo?? iinzii,mx.mmc,i-1 Prepared by a Physician and Chemist with special regard to its rqmrt to tho* full " roitimUlM ""'ilt I healthfulness. Used in a Million Homes for a Qifartcr of a tried statesman, U|mui whoso administration the I , . fierce and even unfriendly light of public scrutiny I ??? nl 10 has Im-cii turned, and the universal verdlrt ui I wi???11 Ilono, tli.iu kihhI mi.I fnltl.tiil wrvuit." Ver-1 k*-????"??* nomlmt. It l> ??td thedlltorenco nt (lit. hiiroreot .tatMutnii. ii im-c mhul faWonr I *' * n -,??? t wrimw, ??ml will bo riwllly w???l- [thi. rry.ul uprltiioi ul hh nzllvo owt??,|* 1 1 ??? ,,1 - T1, ?? | y*l u l l "???'??IB???"????ln ?? ??tBiii??ln- IwhoMVlrtuoliu Urm ?? It. K ntnltc hill,. Idomomontat.Bmldent Arthnf-z ??dmlnl.lmt1on, land whosu virtue Is as firm as Its granite 1 .....". . . Ohio can mine with u name whose | drelaru forehll servlee t refqnn. favor |history Is tho history of the republican party Itself. | nn y/L unt * tt l^ nu ^; B filcleiit . n* Is tho history of the republican party itself. I un YZ w Il'InoU mine* with one who never fulled in the 1. 1IU ??? dlsehurgu of u public duty, whether Is the council I rtl , ?????? v chainb(*r or on the field of buttle. Maine has her I u l! uv, >' fo r -J konni, and un to 4 o,clock this own lionoresl favorite, whose splendid abilities I ^l i{ ??? T , u P9. n * m V ?? nud porsoual qualities have endeared him to the I ni r J ! i n ???. B V 0 d! ??????Kentucky, the id Illinois hearts <if his friends, and the brilliancy of whose I ??J??d the DDtrlct of Columbia cases, leaving tw o genius challenges tho iidmiratlmi of all. Conneo-1 lwro 1 ennsyhanhi and the remnliilng tlcut and Indiana may mine with names senrcely Kentucky casiwnmlctcnnlnrtl, and also the Vir-1 p* less illustrious Hum them*, and now. In conclusion, I gin in eon test. In the 7th Alnlsuna case, R. A. I 11 f *???????* I I ' [Century. Stood the Consumers Reliable Test. THE TEST OP THE! OVEN. Price Baking MAKERS OF old ..a;-111 [lit, there , inotber remains tbut grand KeiineNaw mountain name I ??? ??? 1 dclisraU-?? ni Jiet.BlUOwe rand Hamlin, eoiitestmits. The seated Arthur melt A. M. Wilson and ???cuted In the 1st Georgia district over u ureeu.Tho men admitted are Arthur In tha second Illinois district there a sharp contest, but Henry Roger and Charles CHICAGO. f he would Ik* silent, hut grasping that banner, to I driegat dm so dear,' Which he lias already borne lu I SW** 1 .. - . ... . - triumph, lie will inafeh to civic victory, no less I *???adherents of iMR, were Hdndtted. lwo renowned than thowrof war. 1 thank you. gmi-1 Wflia were exwwfrdjwfore a decision war reach* tlcmcn, for this iHstlngubhcd mark of your eoutl-1 c*! ) 1 ! the fifth Kcnii *ky ???????????????? i?? *lt .??? ??? ???uiteat re- deficy I suited In the hcatlnj ??.. < \ -oi. ami M. Win- The allusions to I ton * Blaine men. The vote *|o.m lo*21. It Is be- TIIK siikkman iwhim cuMarscii. I thot Gie fight In these cases will bo renewed Arthur, Hhcrmun, Kdmunds and Ix>gan w^ore I theoonyenUon. In tho District of Columbia heartily applaudod, but when Blaine was alluded I ??rank tougerwii* to us a man whose splendid abilities and persona! I qualities had endeared him to the hearts of 111* | WE THANK THEE, friends, and whoao brilliancy of genius challenged I _ v ~~ _ the admiration of mankind, a Moral of applause I Tho Stningo Jargon of lllnsplieniy Uttered broke out on the stage floor and galleries. Men I l??y u Itepiihlienn I???renelicr. lu thedenioiiNtratlon, and waveil their fans and I ??1 R??v. Dr. Barrows, pastor of the First 1???reshytc- jmiidkcreliiefs^ AfteMhe first K fbrm of npjdausc I rhiti church of Chicago, nt tho opening of the con- *???"* ??? ??? '* - ????????? ** ???{jjj I ventlon this morning: HR M that which characterizod tho I ???Lord, thou ha4been our dwelling place In all I used forneorly fortyyears ^rallttYencl^ilMfbooS convention of l??a). ut ft tho t time of [ generations. We blnw thee, (lod of our fathers, I ??f people who either did not appreciate Its truo Garfield's nomination, it was fully five minutes I lhnl #hnll m (rrarintudv with ?? u , ai,i??h I value or did not have the means or opportunity to liefore the chalrinan was able to resume nud finish I droit so graciously with the Aim rl- I proclaim Its virtues to tho world. W hen they had a hi* speech. I ran people, that the nation conceived In llln-rty I cough, sore throat, bronchitis, tickling In tho Sir. Htebblns, of Arizona, presented a resolution I and ??> submit the truth that nil men an* crmti*! I throat or other throat and lung trouble* they mndu to (hi* effect that the appolntiaent of territorial | cqiia^ ha* eiiduml Co # this hour. NVe pray that | them a small^kcttlo /ull of thl* uuiiamcd rcmed i officeml ??? ??? ??? - - . ?????? - ??? * be from ... ??? ??? ??? king of kings, s ... ??? R r Mtitutfnns founded upon the pron** of the New I by Us use and never thought of It any more imti "??????* * . '-???"-file 1 ' *??? * - ^ ** - 1 '* *- *~ J ?????? ??? *??? * Price's Special Flavoring Extracts The Strong,,!, Mo??t Deliclou. nml Nntuml Flavor, known, and ??? Dr. Price???s Lupulin Yeast Gems For Light, Healthy Bread, the Bast Dry IIop Yeast in tho World. For sale by Grocers. ST. LOUIS TUB HISTORY OF Brewer???s Lung Restorer IU Claims Upon the Public???Wliy It Should be Universally Used, It Is very often tho caso that treasures remain hidden for years right under one???s eyes and only discovered at but by accident. Hurh wns the caso with Brewer???s Lung Restorer. This remedy was ???fleet that tho appointment of territorial I equal, bo* endured to tow hour. We pray that I them a small kettle full of this mummed remedy, by the president of the United States should I thou Imst/h-liVcrcd u* from dlsmcinU rmcut and I the material for which they had hut to look for In I i actual resident* of territories. Referred to I shameful overthrow, toe magnify thy name, 1) I tho foreata and old field* surrounding their home* tho wmimltteoou resolution*. I king of kings, mid ruler of mankind, that the in- I nml In n remarkably short time they were relieve* ??? eflV-ct that the comiiilsiloner of ogrleul- ...............d bo made a cabinet officer. Re/crred to IWdUU Hi JimrnirteVVR thocommlttcMion rmuilutlons. I of war and the ???The woman sufTVogo resolution was presented I ??nd rorniptlon, umi.r time I sought after and do not long remain In obacurltyV tafor I The preocutproprietors of this oKl remedy having by I by accident learned that Ita curia were miraculous tln-e I the president here*, w ho now so watchfully preside* I determined nt once to osoertaln for themselves I over this convention. We thunk Thee, O G??hI, for I what merit It nwlIyposacawNl, mid having tested It I every service to tfierRtiao of humanity ami good I fu n great numis-r of com-s, (unit of which ft proved I government and i????r??ubir nlucntlon, rendered by I cfficm-lous, they pim-bssiil the right to rnaniifac- I the |Militlcal organization whose repm-en tut Ives I ture and sell the same under the name of Brewer's I are assembled here at this time. We thank Thee I Lung Restorer and It has liecomn so widely known ^ ^ ^*1 for the uanieti l.lueoln, Hum tier and Garfield--1 under their management that It la to-day recog. Uhii'auo, June 4.???Uhulrmuti Henderson ralksl j unmet which have been given to the Inromisintble I nixed as the greatest throat and lungrrmnly of the taken A??lj|ournc??l at 12:2U p. in. till 7 p. tu. A HITCH IN PROCEEDINGS. Committee Not Ready ta Report and an I the political organ' a,i(o.iramm.t I are assembled here a. _??? Adjournment Taken. Ifor the names l.lueoln, Kuinuer and Garfiebl-I under their management that It la to-day recog. names which have been given to tho Incomparable I nixed aa the greatest throat and lur tbo Convention to order at 7:35 p. ro., and made I wllenr^of | *??e. ???'ontalnlug no opIsU???s Itron the following announcement: IJJJ* 1 there Is a eommlinscatlon In th^l that h.n.l. nt the Kcretnytrom thu coromiltau on I m??j; anriw lonh. Mu the Imrcn a( unrlghteoiu-1 hcMth of Uw tattent b nMIr 1 '???* **--??? '***??? ??? thu ??? *??????????? jo slx mpnthVold Infante in the pie- i iay tw uot only a dee|M*nlng sentiment of nation-1 men are surprised at Ita magical effect on 'them allty, hut also it growing intelligence, a more vigor-1 Those who suffer from waatlng diseases, such aa ous conscience. God strengthen the purpose that I consumption and dyspepsia, rapidly gain In flesh been enacted | and strength by the use of Brewer'* Lung Restorer ' ' 7 [tonndi of Ve U-en ro- l*>st people if con- Tciviitlnt. whlfh will ??? rinfl to th., cunvvntlon." ??? Sg ':>????? Xf??ut J to .lx Di..??lh The secretary read the eommtinlcatlon as fol lows: vJ.h!!?. 0 SfilTSa linn IS i nVJ! I Tgiioranco anil folly shall not have' fieen ennetmi I and strength by the'u*o olTlrowVr'a'Lu I ,nto iMW> Uo,i bk ** thlf , UIi,on 1,1 thme hnpreffna-1 Many I ns tames of tail lints /ptlnlng 7 ??.! IIV... til M iTi I 1 , VI r tiTiV ti 1 ^ 1??? r IS 11 * I ,,h! ???hite*, and give the strength of I flesh from every bottle they look ha' SZSl^u.???, I ff??tice and peaiv, and we pray I mirtcil to u*. Testimonials from the ??? r . ?? ^ able to report to tho I wisdom and prudence may I In the laud are found In every newspaper ol eon- W uV l riirtf*nrvJivffk i hol.i in mv h??n,i ?? I ?????wrn the deliberations of this gnat convention. I sequence and such t??iitluionlala from such . ^ iw. 1 ! i overruling them for our national welfare, ami I men must convince the public tliat I ^ \ Lv!. n. ftil Uni I ll,.1,1 I nisy that favor which Is (he I Ite and that loving I this remedy poseraes great merit. Thin medicine, 1 1 1* wHmII.'ILV 1 Ul OIW ??? I kindness which I* better than life Itself, he with I indorsed by such men, has dona more to break iHim.tt -III? tA intrfxincfi I hlnl who now presides over this body, and let thy I down the prejudice existing against patent medl- I blessing rest on the eommonwealth and rouse I Hnea than any other remwlyknown. T^or tha va- n wol tlonwhichlasktoimv??^ to the cun I which hagepraronts, and we pray Uiee, o GihI, I rlous reasons mentioned we call upon suffering that when this convention is dissolved, it I humanity to give Brewer'* Lung Restorer a trial. ??? Ju effect* are wonderful??? RANKIN * LAMAR, MACON. OA. desire t Mr.Mathews??? I askjtiit-imnnlrnoiis consent of the f i???t^,rVndlhmr hciu'the nation tobccimic net I convention to adopt and pas* that resolution. It and wSSSiil but^lro to 25 I may la; ofaM.rvod that there are whllen here who I ^7????StEI^aSfabK.lMto1hoitrurellMDe5 I hare eorne from every one of the United htatm to ft* o/KSk ml^ wd^to thy f ame .hffi ta ???tta- wltin* theiirocef.lluCTotthfa eimventloiuandtolei-^" 1 jimen -Ainen ' I enable themto do w, thla nwolullon f,Intro- I P??? ,M ??? Atut "' A,n n ' dueed, and 1 hoiK* this couveutfon will adopt ft I unanimously. I * The resolution wo* adopted, notwithstanding I ???Peter,??? raid Ooflfecgrounda, the grocer, to hla I whTeifssfaUvbSnSd????' ^'**??? 7'?? i ; 1 ^* ,ew ^ u, ????? , 7w Mr. Thurston of Nebroska-1 rue toaakaqnea- I fifty rent* apiece for all the rota you could bring I tion. I wish toask In what manner and to wlrnt | that would stay.??? ?? ??? Yea,sir,an' I foteh fifty-six.??? amend by adding, "and that they be distributed! according to the representation upon the floor of this convention, to the chainnano/ the yarfona| ???vh*gatious.??? A delegat**???I second that motion. Sir. Glayum, of Arkansas??? Mr. chairman, hay- And have collected for them???? Yea, sir.??? Well, I'll have to ask yon to pay that cash back | as they're all dead.??? Not If I know It,??? replied Peter. ???You tole me | WeakNemmsMen HTi/io debllltv, exhausted powrrrs, preffltur* array sad failure to perform lire's dude* properly are caused by ixchms error* of youth, etc., will Had a porfect and lasting restoration to robust hcMlth nd vigorous munhood in Hk MARSTON BOLUS. at. iu*. ll flrurinn* u???r i at ruin rl, in. If. ???* l r< a* maot of ervoii* Debllltw and ' Seamy laaalfM ig been one of the member* of the sub committee I an , tMV > imt >/ Iio hail i;harx?? of the a|<i.,rtl??i,iit*fit ofx-ata l??? I *?? """???????? ???* you it poy m?? tor cm II thi-y .1 ..)fs euuvefitfoii, and having some knowledge of /U I stay, seating capacity, I desire to ray that In the appor- terara tioumetit of throe scats It was provided ??? tickets, ami that ticket* are b??iicd suAcfci . jronnly d.sirr-'.wts, ??pg??l~*~ ??? ???nthnrss, roll Information si AddraM Consulting Physician of MARSTON REMEDY CO.. 4A W.UIh St., N-w York- iMOiy, rr , I ocknowldge that.??? ???uffldcntU) tfl l ??? We,, > b0 **' ?????????Tl??-I"*".taintnow, an.l If Ih.y I every real In lhU hall. .Now ff don???t ??tay, I???m a UVantph ,??le, 'tbtmt you move I throe tickets are to be Issued I cm off; an??? of course, I alnt 'sponsible for it ef you I ' would like to know where the gentlemen are to I 1 e seated, otherwise I woubl he very glad hi see I haT '' * mw,lwl them here, tail unless you have seaU for these I Wnndarfsl ('nm gentlemen, anff they come and stand In these I . . Wondcrrui l ure* aisles, it will make interminable confusion. If I Are being made In chronic disease, such as I f ou ron provide for the Mafia " ahull be very glad to oilopt U Mr. Matthews, of Illinois, 1 marks of the gentleman from sruuis??, muu; ?? ??? -- ????? -?? . .. ??? .. . want to ray that while It way be true that ticket* I itetiois of near vitalizing treatment which they atlitg of three gentlemen I consumption, catarrh, neuralgia) bronchitis, 1 S! ??? !*?????> t>7 Bn. ??ta??l??r * Pal*", hoi* Oirar.1 I !2?? i??!syE!&. under the remarkable | It) this I r fl rP??-.UI |/ffa???lr??lU.ll,ll,*|.a..iU of I r. ??? J". ?????? r??11 ??? tt, ??? * ??????????????????XMSsaasr say aasas-snaSy NCR VITA. Brass (all* ttat It will car* mr; raujnnpM n?? to mb* ta OR TRIAL. OeVt f'vt'ceU'xcB ovf utzi* kinsss Afc.om. or. .pMbltat...,??? Rred.) BruycOta ran All It. Addr.aa ???????????? WARD A OO..LOUIflXAVA.aia Hprelal Basin??? Notices, A CARD???To all who are suffering from error and Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, wn-n-mr MIUUW mmr atuns uiu i . - . f n / rm . t i| W , i n I Mfljr dCTOf, Ion of manhood, etc., 1 Will send a demand IL I will ray to this convention that they I *** i I recipe that will cure you, FRKK OF C???HARGk. will hold to the authority of that ticket; and 11 treatmenL It will be promptly furnished,ind | ThU ^ hr . m iMinnarT want to say further, that while throe aeat* are oc?? | such report* of case* sent to you aa will enable |. ?? remffiy was discovered by a missionary capfed throe men would be glad to stood around you to judge for youreelf whether or not it I la America. Mend sel/addrtmal envelope SW of value in yonr particular ail- Yoril - meu a*k is to W permittcl to come into the holt ment. ??? mar lCiu tu tb wkycow ucat nl ma IN OUR NEW STORE. tVcareatfiutln mir New Htore, ?? Whitehall, aiul wltli inoroan(l!H>tti , rrfH>mnn<ll>rtl(TMvli[ wo are la???ttar lircimml tlmn ever Iwforc to .i rvoimr riutomcn. Wo are reeelvlrix Now (io??l> houaht ???liirliiuthcla>tfr??ilay. imilor ~fl???iMTtanraa tho rawt favorable fur liiiyinx llioin low au.l are on- IT' ' 1 to Mil (lothlna at prim lower than l/avo ever fain ilium -I tor thntArfare. rlothlnu for.Mea Hoya anti f???bUtlren at a.tonUhlnxly low pricea Our .tuck of Fnrnfahltix fbaeU la In elegant hapo, having reOffvul,l.rge aihlltlnn., ilnrlmt tho pnwwt week, of Novellfiwlu that line. Prim are We have a .plrtnffil aloek of Fur Ifafa, Foft an<l miir. ahn Cajwlinere, Milt ami threw, In all tho late faahfoirehlo ahapea, at pricca that cannot fa> aurpawed. Our Merchant Tailoring Hepartment la onoof Iho moat nnnpleta In the Moufh, nml with one ol theltmitrutiere In the eoimiry, we are preparal togpretb. meat ample aallafucllon In Oornu ami IXlMK AND HKF. UH. A. 0. M. GAY, Men???s and Boy???s Outfitter, 35 WIIITEffALL HTllKKT. tfSSi till, talth Hra-t JntluST H mol DIAMOND SPECTACLES. These spectacles are manufactured from "UIS- TK CRYSTAL PEBBLE*" m. lU'.l twidher and **???*???!kHl DIAMOND on aoeoom of their baninroi and brilliancy. Having been tated with tho poUrli--..i-., tho diamond letiHU have been found toailmlt llltoen per rent lew heete.1 ran than any other m l,Me. They are ground will, great ???dnifaunBa are free from rhtomatle aberatloni and nrmluee a hrhchtnva. and of Yi.e,u mu hefoni u ulneit In apeetarlai. Manufactured by the miCB OPTICAL MANUFACTUIlINli 00, XEW YORK. For nk by rcpoiulble agent. In Union. oily I FREEMAN & CRANKSHAW, and Optician., are vote agent, for At fan la, Oa. Du not buy a pair uni : the trude mark.