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Vo1 XXXVI.N? 10.987.
NBW-YORIL FRIDAY, JUNE IG, 187G.
PRICK FOUR CENTS.
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
THE PLATFORM AX? CANDIDATES.
a WOMAN f-.rr.Ak8 ON WiiMAN M'KI ItAlil". ? UARD
_BONKY AND KI.FOKM HKKOLVTIONS?TIIK NAMI'M
OK jkwki.i, ni.AiN"K, BBBOOW, hayks, iiaht
RANFT. MORTON. AND CONKMNO IT.liSl.NTTD?
J.O BALLOT TAKKN.
The Ctoslaaai Convention trnnsai-ted all the,
buginiw*" isfahsi by the rules a? preliminary to bal?
loting lot Y.ie iioumitHi o? Hio Convention yester?
day, but SlriBf to inability to light the Ex?
position Baildiag it was obliged to adjourn un?
til tc-ila.v without taUag B ballot. On the
eal'iinf? to order yesterday, QsorgS K. Hoar
of Ma-nafhiisetts presented :i memorial of th<- ad
mBttmrtSat wmWBB suffrage, and obtained the ptiv
ilcge (?( th?" floor for Mrs. Barak .1. Sjien? -r at Wash?
ington. Mrs. Spena-r made a tioint?'?! speech, and
was greeted with Staat applaaae. IBs Ceeatalttea
on Credential.? Npeftsd against tho? Spencer dehga
tion iroin Alabama and the one from the District of
Columbia containing cx-Gov. Shejiherd and Ereil?
en? k Douglas?- A long and ixtiting debate followed
uiMiii the report and upon a minority report ailmit
ting the Spcmvr d?l?gation. Tin* Sj?.net-r nien WSB-C
defeated by 879 to ;j,"> 1 and the majority r-pnrt
B*lopt?d. The Platform of Principles was presented
bv (ifii. Huwley of Conuerti? ut. It dei-larcs the
I'nited States u nation; considers tin pucitica
'tion of the Smith a SBU-sd duty; de
mands a eoutinuous and st-eady progress toward
?pecio payment-?; demand.? civil sel vico feu
fonn, the punishment of offenders, abolit ion of
polygamy, and the protection of e?_nal rights ami
of Aimruan labor; recommends a c(.:i.>ti'.utiotial
suieii?ltneiit forbitlding appropiiations to sectarian
school?; thanks Gem Cirant for bis jml >li< s<-rvi<cs;
and says that the efforts for woman suffrage
are worthy of coii?id<?iatioii. The platform Was
uuanitnuusly a?lopte?l. In the ailoptiou of the
r?'l?oi't on rules tlit* lilaine m? n met with
s slight defeat. Candidates were linally pre?? ut? d
fur the nomination, tue following l>?iii< muni
nate?! in the o.?l??r stated : FVlSlmBBlSI fllBllllsl
Jewell, Senator Moitoii, Sciretary BliatOW, Mr.
Maine, oiiator Coiikliii?.', (?OST. Hayes, and GoV,
llnrtranfi. The applaus-e in tin- .a?M sf Mi.
Blame ?uni Mi. I'.iistow e_ci-cil? ?! tint bestowed on
any other candidates, ami was tiuuultuoii-.
FIRST ?WORE OP THE DAY.
_K. hoik MCUBB- a BBABJira SOS a woman'-a
VOTE ADVI BSI fO ?IAINL As IU Bill II SfIS
?Lit LXt 1.1 "DKIl.
Ily nuaBAM TO 1HS Tllini'M I
CiNt"IN:."AiT, June I.").?The attend,nice ;tf the
(.'invention during the early hours of its s?s?ion to?
day was better tli.in y? ?t<-ni.ty. Nearly every
leat on the platform b.'hiiul the presiding
otKcer was occupied, aad few of thoao in
the mallei ?CB WOtt empty. The day has not ?u ?n op
pri-.?s!Vely hot anywhere in the tit y, .nul during ihe
more inter? ?ting portion* of the SBBBion, although
more than 5,000 people were in t be < 'oiiveiition hall,
the mil?ring from beat vrai mm h Ich than it aroald
basts been earlier In the week. The ardei <?t the
Couveution baa ?been wonderfully good. At tisses
the enthusiasm of the delegates and spsetatota waa
wild, luit th?- Conrention always u ttled down again
Is ?b work after each outbreak, and business went
ou a? before in an ?>r?l? i! v mananr
There was a i i|?i?!e of i-uriosii v over the whole
lady ae George F. Hoar roes in tin- liaasachnsett?
delegatiou ilium the close of the long |n_yer?which,
as before, was received ia reversal sil nee by half
o? the assembly?and said he hud soiuethiag to sub
mit in behalf ol a elaaa of citiaeas a bo bad no rapri
MatatiVS in the (Jon vent ?on. Win n he said thai be
hail a iiie.foi :.il to present mi behalf of tho National
Woman's BnBY-gB As.so.-iat.ion ? -.uiosity nave way to
smtiu-'tuent ; and when he added a motion thai Mi?.
S.-iah J.s,?emerof Washington be allowed tea min
u.es Is addraaa ti?- c onveatioa tip??ri the subject,
the novelty ami bohlneasof the proposition woo its
own way. -Mr. Mi.-I'lier-? ?n, who. It- N a? elsewhere
throughout the proceedings, showed his abaolate
fairness, l>ut the t_ii.'_>tion, ami when then
t to !?e about an c.,_uiil roie lur and
sgutiibt the motion, gaTC t?> Iho lady the
benefit of the doiil.i, ami decided it tnjt*
lieil. Then for the first time, ut 1? ?-'
sfthin the memory of ntanyoM politicians, i wamaa
aUreaseda National Convention. She bore]
well, and bet voice, dear ami distinct, reached many
Dion- of her audience limn many ?>1 lbsfpeskeiSof
thetlay. Her thraast at the aiaannHnn tummy weis
received With fnuul llllMOIOd ap;ilau?,e, and v. lien
she remind??! Prederi? k Doa__|asa that !??? owed aaaie
toonrwoiii.ui?iiniri't Beschea Blows than loaU
ihe nun ,iit\c, ami warn? ?l th?- sardonic Logaa thai
the day might come when t?-n million woiinn with
ballo'.s In their haixl? n.ii.-lit lorgH him in return
fur i.u lorgetfalneaa <>f them, IBs t ?invention seemed
to think th?m lair hits, ami applaaded Tigotoasly.
The favoruule iii?prc.?sin!i which Mm. Spi-n? ? r per*
sonaiiy Ina?!?- was nut in the b^wt diminished abes
aha shewed the rare striae in a ooafeat-ion spi ..'?.-1
at caitailing her own time. Ptrhspt H wasaympa
tliy,periiaj..?, it was sratitade. bat theCoarentitm
"*es_r?l(?ii 'icr .it tin? < last with a <_"xmI gaasrsBi
rotiud of applaass, thai was iwin? repeated.
IHK AVIi-III.AlM, IHM ?.
The !i:-t . iiiti-sl of the d;i\ w.i- hut tIk* adoption
of f a r?-t".i t ?.f the Coaamittec ?.a Kales aad Ordei
of Baa___a, aad it wsald eertaialy haTe rasalted in
the discomtiti.re of lite lilain? i?.|i ?s ln.d th.y BO.
wMfeimwa gmesfall] bam the Bght The CoauBit
t.-e on Kill?-?, like all t!.th.-t?, WM ? ?m-ti n? !; ?I in
the Maine mt.-ie-t. but owing to the almost laces
?ant work ol :.!' the ?laiiic men durmtr th?? past fea
??ays, many of the m wen- not in g physbal eondi
ti'Hi to attend the un? tinir? of the ( oitiinitt? e. Th"
siiti-Hlaitie m? ii of the Committeeoa Balea there
Im watt m a msjoritj In its ??t*ma*? aad adopted
soveral rules, or parta o? ralea, the objoet of which
Wtut to postpone Ihe noininii'ion ol ?andiilates Li?
the Pveaideaeyaa loagas poosible, and toprereol
Mr. Blalnc from earn it.i; the (.'"nvcniioii in b v?. In:I
*?ind of c\< ?:< inenf. When this a? tion of the Com
?altBawaaasade kaowa about tas b?tela last ?\ ? n
ing, a nittvouii ?.t was ??.it oa laottoesll another
lu<-e;itig()f th? Coiiiii iit..-. hut a ?imniim ol it could
Ii )t be laeassd, an?' the ..?ii--ti?'ii i-iiiuc into ihe (.'on
vention.
Tiieohj.? tioniibie rules wer? those wh??h provi l.??l
adoptioa of the platfeni ?.f the party '?. fere
any nomination f-.r the Preokfeaey was asade. aad
ferbidding any delegate 'o ehaag? hbjTotesfterit
was sees ?ast befara the maah of the ballot waa
?aaeaneed. The Blaiae nun aa4asfosh t<? msks tin
?ghl ?m the fjr-t provision, and _________ Hale of Maim?
?asa tsatrika :t fiom ralsthree. Ha ?sdaaaifst-ke
inwyin? that it had aot besa aaataasaq tot the
Hatferm to be adopted befon the aoanlnatioa waa
?iade, for it was done not only in ('?.ieatio in 1?M0
out again Bight '.cars nan, when (? ii. (?rant w-;.? lir-1
nominated. Afters brief atragSaSilB th?'midst of
Whtth it was rep^rt.-d that t hc( on,mitte.? on Ucsolt,
tioiia Wi_, ready to report, tlte Blaine ui.n found the
crift of Boutiimmt _n__.iinsl Uicm, and WithdSSW
Pa-*'fullv.
The ouly other atU'inpt to amend the report of the
WSMBittee on Rules was ninde by Mr. Hilliman of
*?""*-Yoik, who moved that a r?xess of half an hour
be taken after each ballot f"r a Tresidential ?amli
OAte. T?is proposition was lau?_.h<?d out ?if th? (.'on
f-Mition by an aiueiidment, ftuetiously offered by Mr.
Van Zant of Uhode Island, dtroctiiiK tho chairman
?l each delegation to cause his men to be lalxl?*!
with what they asked for their votes, and whether
the pri?e was iu cash or country pro?luce. As the
Whole quoatiou was laid upon tho table, some one
at th? left of the chair replied to Mr. Van Zaut,
"The* u-Ajr want to go W OU Loi?a." This oudiid
the first contest of tin? Co?von.inn, awl for tbe In
time the liluinc men were beuten.
rntST iu:ai. tkst ok .?TRr.NdTir.
When Mr. llePhSSBBB called for the report of t
Chairman of tlir* Committee on Cre<lent!als BBS
of expectation ran nil over the hall. The fn
hattle of tin? day was coining. The Chairin
p??unded away with his mallet 0O his jiine table t
he ma?!?-the rays of tin? shiny muslin rosette on
front shiver. The crowd wuh hushed into silent
J. T. Ensor of Maryland lead the report, whi
State?*, brielly tin* roucliisions of tin* Committee n
mitting the anti-Spencer or HaralsOB d<-!e__ati
from Alahaina, the Conover ?It-lcirati?ui fiom l-'lorit
and the BOWSB delegation froTii the District
Colntiihia. three Maine ?M?ditions With tliir
votes each. The conclusions of the report w
BSBSivsd with titilioiuit'ted applause. Not cv
regret at the exclusion of ho old and trn?t
a Kcpuhlicnn an Frederick DoBfdsss coiiltl ?litnini
the satisfaction of tin? better class of del?gales
seeing "I'.oss'' Sln-ph? nl branded with the bligti
of party irregularity SB well BS that of ol'icial ct
ruiition. Immediately upon the conclusion of t
rending of the report th.* minority report m: ?le i
aiipearancc in the outstretched hand of Mr. Han
who wad railed to the stage to read it. It ttinn
out to lie a long aad ?labor?t?* brief, evidently pi
panal for stnli a continireiicy, in which the who
history of the <li\ isi?ins in tin* parly IB Alabama vv
?Stated in great detail ami in the Spencer way. Tl
r. ?i.ling of the report was interrupted by then
plauso nf all the anti-Main?' elements, ami f??r tli
purpose the partisans of C onkling, Morton, liai
rauft, and Haves w.-ie united, U tor not hing eh
1 in- r.?i?irt was Kigned by 1:1 of the ( '.?iiiinittc
against '-.'t? on the inajoiiiy report.
John Cessna of l'eiiti-ylvania ohjeeted that boi
del. g aiittiis fioin ill?* District of Columbia WBSB i
regalar, and moved to enhstitnte the bbbm of F_so
I crick Douglass lor that of How? ti, so that neitli
j ?Bright hi- giraB preft-tr .( e ova r the otbt r. Tlr.s ?v;
' gratloB was Anally withdrawal sad the oaatmt op
\ Alshaass hegaa? The Vorton ami OoakUag m?
' wen full of light, and opened tin* at one?', the Mo
tun men ?rstIB the leid. William Ctimharh of I
dlaaaapheld tin* regularity <>i' the Spent?< r dalag
tiiui. BO di.! also .1. M. Tyner. one of the Assis! ?u
P?tottrasti i-1? i? lierais, 'l h.? ant i- Mai Be aoeakersfo
lowed fa?i on each other's heals, J, P. Dosoadorft
Virginia cune n?xt, ami then S yoiintr BBBfl fro
North CaruUna, who asid be ws ? prood ol the sta
??i v, ?.i? h he was born (Ohio) aad tin? s?at?* of h
?adoption (North Carolina), but be r_a_refally 001
eealed the ssathaeets of North Carolina. He argu.
f.?r the ailtiiissmii of Sj.eneer ? nd his ktnvi-li I i
ob tli*- un nnd that a ?recognition of the disorganizln
aad disintegrating Horaoe Gneley elemenl in tl
party Boald be fatal. When be v?. _t bi >f\ tot 1.
?patas ha said he luid nothing tosaj against Hora.
du eley. " When Hod lays bio baadoa s s bb 1 tait
initie oll," said this id It il le JfOOng pel's'll llo.ll Null
Carolina i but hs gol m? ohaare t?. ssj anytbu
more. Tbe blsseaaad eneedrowned in* voue, au
he vv.i- fain to leBTO tbe plat im tit.
i bbbm one of the Ooakling leaders-? Theodoi
M. I'miieroy of New-York, who was reoetTed srll
till-!?-; dkras c'.n '?-ring, ami made one o| bis net rom
electricepeechee, tbo borden ?.i which waathal :
was a .?ni-.sti'Mi. not whether Bpenoer ?should be ad
mitted or not, but whether Ute State of Ala!.am
ahould be denied repreeentation la tbe Jfepublicai
Nati mal ('?invention.
Judge l.n-oi ?defended bis report,bnl the ami
Maim- leaden bad it ??11 tin ti os d a bj. *v ban Y. \S'
Keys, tbe political Warwich af Wit oaetu ami on
of tbe chief of the Blaine managen, rose and qnictl
leomrked that it was the general Impreaaioo in hJ
? ti of the ?hall that ?altogether t.?. m?chela
queues was being wasted ?.u tbia question, lb
i.itived the |ireviiiiis <|ueslinii. " 1 In- rules nqoir
that tt inaj-iii.v of a delegation sit ill ?leiii.tml lb?
previous ?jui-s:inn,"Haiti tbe <Ibairtaan." " liajuritj,'
replied i.e. "why, Mr. Chairman, ererj ?!>.
In this delegation wauts it.'' Thai settled the pre
i question, and tbe rote hegaa with Um callo
the Btatee.
This rote ha?l been awaited with Intense ?
and anxiety by tbe partisans of both -;?! ?, becau*
it was li?evd that it WOold be a . ?: .,! Mi
Blaine'e strength and the ?ti ngtfa ?i all tbe com
hi!,ill eleic- nl- of o].p..-it:.m to bini. I'lil'-fi v\ a
?possible in m'<-!i a queatioi ai tl??-. arb -.- it wa
tot posstbk with any candidate, new or old, am
?tha hope of the opposition aras that by defeating
the ??laine pi rtj on this they might throw then
int'? a ?condition <>f do ooralization which woob
make it poaeible t.. prolong the L'onTontioi
another day, ami acatter the foreea of Main.
It sonn became evident, bowerer. thai Um
rots was ool atricUy s t?-t voto, As it pro
?seeded it eoald lie ?seen thai n? Mr. Blaine'e dele
wen not ?adhering ?atrietly tn hi* fortunes tu
this qoeation, and that delegates belonging to otbei
candidates wen rottug with him. Thu troth wai
(ie.irge 1.. Spencer and Ilays <.plicated the sita?
ation. Their own histeries and tbeas of Ibeaaec
who followed tin-in wen so disnpotable, and tbeii
confit ciioii with the Worst StUs "f Adiiiilii.*t I at i ?:,
and earpel-b.ig nil?* in the Sout'i so ob. ions, thai
ooe ehuB of delegates al least, hostil? ss ?they wet.
to Mr, Blaiae, eoald not ?lake ?ibis load on Hun
hhoiihlers. Tbe rote soon ?showed that the Briatoa
delegates wsw -rating largelj tbongfa not wbollj
with Mr. Mai'i'-'s supp nit i?. The baOoi ?proceeded
?iiniii fn ?:t ex? m.un !.i, v. bile sil i alt -alatious wi-ni
to pitos in th?- ?drifting of delegations, ?and tbe
closeness of the vote became < v. ry moment mon
appan-nt. W h? n Kentucky east 1er 21 vot. ?.
? ;?,, Bpencer delegation, and Massacbnsetta
followed with 26) ami Michigan aeal ?Um ?mm
then '?vas gn-at entliu- asm, jn-t ;?- t li.-i.t w..- OB
UM otlur side |wheii N'i-w-Voik gare ?00 voles to
Spolie? r, and I loua hl ('a melon n-? ia hi- Unobtrusive
way and dropped 86 mote In the tama dirseUoa,
Tins I.tist vote was the signal f??r an mithin, t nl
eliet-riiig, which WM strongest in tin- ( .onkling *?? ''
tions ot th<. body, Not a IswConkling ?1? I. ?.'.ti.--.
wen on their f? ?-t wariag hats and handkerchief*
at Pennsylvania, it was like ebipwncked aailon
?boninig int a sail. Tbe \ote stood 38 i sgainal :i7??,
j and in the gnat wave of Maim- enthusiasm that
- . QedapOeorge !.. Bpencer was ?wept clBSB sal
the map of American polities,
ii?:t r.i'iin.v ui- .in?; pLATfOBK,
lb?' interest of the Convention in the platform TO
POrted by the Committee SB lii'soluiiniis W-SS not
very groat, oral Icisf the ?readingOf H was not i.
eiv -1 in a V'-r?' ?1 MB ?a ?M'.itivo W i.\ TbS cur??? i y
plank Is w? II enough un far a? it goee, but ettipping
i short of ih.it poMlive ami delnnio ?h-claration of
? policy to which tlie liesiiinption net of 1*?7."> coiu
j mitted Um partv, vta>- appUaded, t?. i??- Him*, but not
will) gnat warmth ; sad ths same, is true of tin hali
lnart.il declaration in favor of ? ivil m-i \ les reforui.
i he demand for the e<iuul proteetioB <>f eitiseas <?f all
st a tions ami all chisites, the mild lefi-itiua- to the
?luestioUH of the taiifl, th?- pinpositinn t<? m
resUgatS IhS CUaSSS immigration question, and
to wipe out poIyiMiuy, a.ul the deelaratiou
ou the Southern qflBBtiOfl 1? ?m radical than
h:,rt lut n cu.sttiinaiy. 'i lie proposition to amend the
( tiustitution of tbo Ciiiteil St.iteitHoa? to prevent
the uso of any public money for the support of fccc
tarlaBsahools was weal red with ninth ?spirit? The
Maine nn-ii iu the Convention BBW in it a rei (igni?
tion of the ?ervice their SBadidatahSS SBBeBBSd in
proposing in CsagSBSS smh un atiicndiueiit hh this,
and the Ohio delegation, who attribute their HUceeiw
laut Fall more to the position their parly took on the
school question than to the currency plank of its
plat foi in or any other IsSBB that was then mide,
joined in the applause. The eec-otid reading of the
resolution waa (jailed for, and again it wa? .hotrod
to the echo.
Opposition to the platform waa almost entirely
oonu?1?!butted upoa Uio mild anU-Chioae?) plauk.
There can be no doubt flint the insertion of .hi?
in violation of f lie JadgaMOt of a nmjority of
Convention, but it was a necessary tub throw
the .inti-C'hiiK-j-e whale on the Paettk coast, wit
which the delegates from the Htute? on Unit <
WON fcaifttl that (hey could give th" BepBU
tioniiiiei? no electoral TBtSB. Mr. Pierce o? M:
ehassMa was on the plat form before the madia
(he resolutions SPSS completed, and timved to an
by ttrikiugotit theob;ectiotialile plunk. The ?
eiern which be and ihssa who followed aha in i
rdtiontaH mad? was baaed upon the aaaaaq
that it was not only in viol?thm of
?spirit of republican principien but of
doetriasa of the Dseisrattsa ?>f Independe
whieh, in th.? araras <>f ?laahaai ftaeola
the platform of the Kepublican party. This was
irroiiiid taken by Mr. Duteher ami Mr. Curt i-? of I
Yoik. The latter urged it with all Ma ciwton
and polished eloquent?',. The speeches iu favo
UMr"?nliili?iiis made by Mr. Axtell of Nc-t-Mc
?nul Banator Jones Sf N?vala were not very stril
and probably liad very little to do in turning
scale in the Convention, which, without earing it
ahi'iit the Mil.j. ? i, Mt-taim-.l the r.'|x>rt of tlie 0
autteaaa geaeral priaeiplea.
DECLABATIOM or PRUfCTPUBB,
?ABB MUM Y-I'NSI'AIIIN?; IM'MSIIMl.M Of
?"AHUM I. OKI I? lll.s Ml All) TO BBC AI
M "IIOOI.S?AIIOI.ITIiiN OF I'OI .YUAMY-WAUN
AO-IXSl TIIK DBMOCBATC,
C1RCIBBA11, .lune Iff ?milfdlakllj ?fier
adopt loa of tim majority repart sf the Cannai
tm Credentials. Gen. Joseph l? Rawley, fr?im
Conuni i?-.- mi Beaotattaaa. rose aad,addressing
i President, said: "'You must as swsn th.tt?
| Committee ?m Beadtattaaay wbem aaasasbliag. ta
I itself eaasttlalad <>t nun si wsshal ?l?i
j lagaeatimaotaaad widely?aeas*_rated localities.!
I mostly str?ngen feaeack other. Wa have in ^.-n?
? agreed apon the itatemeats we ?ir-- aboai to pre
' to y<iu, and respectfully snbmil Ufof yoarcoaafc
' at i?n find f"i your ai.iemltii? nt if 1,011 1 . !
a- follOS ? :"
j Wh? 11, in tin? ?'Conoiiiy of Proviibm?'?, t
I land was to be pnrged of hninaa slavery. 1
when lit?' Kfnn-.tli of tho (?iivi-i ititn i.f of
: people, by the |i?-<?|)l?', for the people, wits
be ilci!l?)ii?tr,it? ?I, tin' l.t'inililicitn patty ci
I into ?power, lis il???is have passed into Ii
tore, nut! wa look bai'k to tlieni with pii
I incited li> their iBemories and high aims
1 tin- goo?! of our ?i.iintiy ami mankind : ?11
looktog to ihe futur?' wild iinf.ilti ring ronraj
lii?|i?'. ami parp?se, w?', tht? representatives
the party, in National Convention asaemhh
. iiinlvc the following declaration <>i principia
I. Tin? United Mates ?>i America ?s u 1 .if?
. nut 1 lr.iL.-u.'. By ib?' combined wo kings
'the National aad Btate Government?*, aad
their i< ?i'<' tiv?? ?-?institutions, the rights
every citisen are ? ran d al home ?
protected abroad, ami the eommoa welfi
I lii'oii.otnl.
II. Tin* |{i-|niiiii??m p.iity li.iH preserved th?
I Governments t?? the hundredth an ni versa
; ol the Nation's bii th, ami th. j .1
now embodiments ? 1 lbs great tt.it
1 si?'k'-n nt it? cradle? thai nil mea a
<? 1 N 'I ??|iiiil ; tint tin v ni?- endoti eil
! th. ir <i .t!..r with certain inalienable ngbi
among which are lit?-, liberty, and the nnret
of happiness ; that for tin attainment of the
i'ii I-, g ni 1111 ?i 1 ?? ;, t - have been instituted atnoi
! men, ilerivins their Jttat pon m from the <??>
1 ?'nt ol tin- governed. Until tho??? truths a
cheerfully obeyed, and, 1! needed, vigorous
! enforced, ih?- won ?>i the Bepubltcan party
unfinished.
III. ih |i. t inn tient pacification of the Sontl
em acetion of th?* Union, and tin- comple
protection "| ?ill its ritisena in the free enjo
in? n- ol all then rights, are duties to whii h il
Republic 11 pal ty are 1 icredlj pli dged. ? V
pin-?.) lue |i I'.vt-i to provide for tlie ?
i forcement of the principlea emlimlied in tl
i? ?< ?it constat?tlonsl auieuiimeute 1? veati
1.. tho* amendments iu toe emigre
of tin? United :-i n<?. aad a ? u,
i< t<? I??? the aolenin ol ligut ?
of the legislstive sad exeentivc depart men
1 lovernmenl t?> pul Into immr?li its in
vigorons eiereiseall tiieir constitutional |m.wci
for remo ring anj inai causea of discontent ti
the pari <>t anj claaa, and teeming to evei
Am? :i -.m ?iti/. n complete lib? it-, and etxui
? ?, i :. 1? ? ?- ill till' 1 'Xi'I-l isi ot .'ill civil, |*Mllltica
aud |ni!?li.' right*. I Anplau* .J To this en
v? 1 [mpi ativel) demain! a CouareM and Chit
I ?. cutive whose courage and udclitj to the?
dutiea ?hall ool falter until th????- reaults ai
pj red Iioiotifi disputa ?it recall. [Applause.]
IV. it the lit-st m i of Congress si_.-n.il b
l'i, ??I. nt 1.1 mi, ih?? National Uovernin-i*nl si
-linn il in remove any donbta "I its purpose I
discharge all Ju*l obligations b? public creil
i!..t?. : nil solemnly ptedged its tun h i?. mnk
' provision nt Mm ?mIi. t practicable period to
, ih.- redemption ol Ihe I nited Ktatea 1 1 1
coin, [Applause.] Commercial i?n?-??" 1 ii v
: public merits, anil National rredil deuiam
tlt.'it this |ir?)iui-?' In- fulfilled by u ??Ulli ,11011
; nuil stead] progreaa to specie payment, [Lou
1 and Ions-continued applause. 1
V. Under the Constitution the President am
In ml- oi 1 ??tiaiiiii? nts ni?- in make nomination
lui iillni ; tin- ilia!?- is to ml Vine und oii-?-n
I to appointments, and the House uf jtepreaentu
, tiv? s i- in accuae and prosecute faithless ofli
?rers. Tin- lust interests ol the public servi?
? demand thai th??' distinctions I'?' res|ie<*ted
! thai Senators and l,'?|'i'-. m ttivt'3 win? itity In
judgea anil acciniera should not dictate appoint
menta to office. The invariable rala tor ap
' pointuients : bould have referene? i?ith?- IioiicmI .
, tidelity, ?n <l capacity 'f appointees, giviug i?
ih?- party in power those places wherebarmoii)
and vigor ol administrstnin require 11? policj
'? to I??- represented, bal permitting all others t'
be filled by itersona selected with sole refi n no
1 Ui efficiency of the public mine?, ?nul tberigbl
'; of citizens t" abare m tin' boBor ?d remlciini
'. faithful si'ivi.-e i<? their country.
VI. .\<? rejoice in tin- quickened ronacienee
?>t the people concerning political affaira. V? ?
will bold all public officers Ui 1 rigid respouai?
1 lulitv, nml ? ?gage that tin- proeecutiou ami
punisbinent oi ?ill who betraj official trust*
ahull !'?? speedy, tboroBgh? ami aasparing.
( tCbeera.1
\'il. The jiiiMii' acliool syntem ol the Beveral
I State? i-? the i.iilwink of the American Kepuh
! lie, ami with ?1 rtew lo ?ti aecurity and per
1 niaaence we recommend an amenduienl to the
! CiiiiMituiioii ??I the United States forbidding
the applieation of ?my i?ul?li' funda or property
i,,, tin- benefit ol any school or institution
under ?sectarian control, [iiit-at cheering, eoa
j tiiiiiiiij.' several miuutes, I
VIII. Th? reveBU? aecesssry for rorreni rx*
- penditurt*a sad the oblbjstioua <?r the public
? ?it-lit iini-t hi luiirely derived from duties upon
: iuiportatioiiK, wbicn w? far M nos-ilil?? should
1 lie ?o adjusted aa to promote Um Interests uf
American labor and advance tin prosperitj "I
1 the whole couatTy. [Cheers.]
IX. Ws i??t?liriii mu' opposition t<? fnrtber
Ki.intri of the public I?iikIm i?? corporatioaa and
monopolies, sod demaad that the national ?Id
iiiiiiii be devoted to free bornea loi the ?people.
X. It is tin? inijxiativ?' duty ol the ?OVeTB
iiii'iii to ?o iikmIiI'.v existing treatiea with l-.u
i?i|i?:iii governments thai the asme protection
bli.ill \xc sfforded t?? sdopted American citizens
thai la ??v? n to iiativ?'-l?oiii, and nil neceasary
liiwH Ik? paased i?> protest Immigrante in tin
abaeuee <?t Pfwer in the Slat?- for thai puipoae.
XI. II ia the 1 u 1 iiit-iii.il?!- duty ??I Coogreaa to
fully investigate ih?' efleet of ih?- ?mmigration
and importation of Mongolbtna on the moral
ami iiialeliiil JBtSIBSta M th?" SOttBtlJ. [Ap
planne.] , M . .,,
1 XII. Th? Republican iiart.vncot.mi/?' with
! approval iho substantial advance recentii amde
toward tho establishmenl of equal l?'lit*. f??r
woincii liv tin- many important amendmentaef?
fected by K?-publican Legbdatares in the mwa
vliic.li <?>iic?iii Mm piisomii ami properIj rot*
tioiiH <>I wivi-K, inotheis, and WM0WS, anil l?y
the apimintiiii'iit und election ol wonieii U? the
?apanotendanoe of edaeatioa, eharitiaa, and
other pulili?" tniHtn. Ths honest dliaaaads ot
thiH cla_H of citi-ii'iis for oxlditioiial rights
?and privileges aud iuiiuunitius should bo
treated with respectful con.*?dcration. [?
plauso ]
XIII. The Constitution confers upon Confit
povenipn power over the Territories of
United Btal s for their gov?TBflSeat, and in
e-terciw of this power it in the right and dl
at Congress to ?prohibit nnd ?ext?rpate in I
Territories that relic of barbarism, pohrgao
and we demand such lejrisl.ition on will ?B80
this end and the stint ?mai? -\ of / m encan
stititiioiis in all the territories. [Applause.
XIV. The pledges which 001 nation I
given to our soldiers and sailors must he f
filled. Th?? ?grateful people will ?always reu:
thoot who periled their lives for the coutiti
im seiviition m the kindest ramenibraiiee?
XV. We sincerely deprecate all sectioi
feeling and tendencies. We therefore in
with deep ?solicitude Unit tin? ?Democratic pa
counts us its chief hope of success upon t
electoral vote of a __aitod South, seen:
through tin? efforts of ?those who wen leeen
arrayed against ?the nation, ?aad are bwte
the ?tarnest attention of the country to t
?grave ?troth that a ?saeeeas Urns achieved wot
?reopen sectional stufe ami Imperil th?' i
tiooal honor and human tights,
XVI. We charge the Democratic party
being the Kline in character and spirit
when it ?sympathised with ?treason, und wi
making its control of the House ?>f Reoresei
stires th.* ?triumph and opportunity of th.- t
tion's r.-cent foeaj with nassertiag and a
planillas in the National Capitol the sen
, mente <>f unrepentant rebellion; with seadJ
? Union ?w'diers te the rear; with ileliberat?
proposing to repudiite the plighted faith
i the (mivciihiiuii ; with ?being equally fauna
iiniit die it|?t?n the orershadoaring financia] avu
tnni ; witii thwart?agthe ends of juatke by
?partisan mismtUMgvmeut ami obstruct?
j Of llivi ?tii-atioii ; with proriog itself, throtl]
the ?period ot its BBcendency in the Low
i House of Congress, atterly incompetent toa
Illiltisli r the < toverillllelit. We VV.iill tli? ?'?ill
try againal ?trastiag s ?parte than alike anwo
tue. recreant, mu? Incapable. [Cheers,.
aVII. The National Administration ttteii
I'oinnu-iiil.itioii ?or its honorable vv.uk iu tl
I iiiitna^i in? nt of ?I'tiiiestie ami foreign alian
and ?President Qranl desenres the contiuui
ami heart, gratitude of the American peop
for his patriotism and his unmeuse services
war ami in ?peace. [Cheers.]
Kx tiovtmur i ?.i\is at laxas saade m feeble j
tempt to straogthsfl ?the pi.mk in regard t?> th.- eos
ti'.u of th?- eiiiii ,,-,-, leu his propoaed amendme
waa promptly eonsigned to obUviou by u Motion
table after a hrl I ?ipeeah by Gen, Hawlay of Co
ti'-etunt. The pi itlbrupmat formally adopted v.it
out a ??iv lai??i. nl tin? t ?ni\, ..ii.iii.
MAKDfG TBE NOMflfATIOlfa
OBBST iiv.\ii,-.s i>? in aim-' am? BBISTOW '
BPTCaXUUB ? _" -ill.,ils-K?.WIAIIi mim
IN nu. ? OBVBBTIOB,
(Bl i' i B0B4I n M un: HUBBUB I
CiviiNSAii. ,1'iut* 18.?1 In- je.11 itii'iu once d :-;.?>??
ot. the I" ? .nii'.tiir af tlie work ?if aominatiou ai
Inevitable. The Blaiae men bit it, sud greet?
Eugene Hale ol Maine with a good Blaine cheer, ?
?? ? ? ?- ,t . inn! nui. Mr. Mi I'!.??
-.?ii a. i.in. s. ,i|, ;ii,i| iiiiim ?jlv remarked he vt.
n nl.v t<> i. a ? lit f 11. ituiti.it hi.? if then aren any ca?
. Motiona aad .rus fur adjournment wei
overborne by the entlnuiaatn of the tuen wl
???ni? ?I t?. ir? ? M ;. HI tin?- near a nomination sa - ?
aspernible, l h ? i? ?M~= all <>i dtateabegan, sad s.??
tt'iii i. a mag in I ?ti caudldate in tl
Btateofl ?'iti. ?. .t. Y\ I 'ouftrt ....?, tepben V
K.-l.it -g jr? ? : t il i.e-i.?a.t UanbaU Jewell aa
?. reminding Ihe Convention that Connect
euti t...m-'.i i ..?.i ?i 11? ?i?? -i.i e State, bad s.t?.
?Bna to the Republican ?party ta sverj L*naulan_i
election ain? ?? its toi m it ion.
I i.liana '.vas tin- Belt ''if- vvi!h B cniuli?'?.'
ami a cant:..? Iluoaiei ..ell Went ui' aM I,?
n uas was ? died, aud a sa i? ? ? l
Richard W, 1'bomp ?. nith his ulvery ha
i I ? ? ? . ?si-A f it a ,1 the ao lit
' '
who Wl .' I" llOUlilia ?? no.i i ?It e ol bin
power had eome on the k r... i n ? I and had been ?li
tributad aronud by a ij item of judici ?
Col. I bompaon said be ira* iuatructed bj the ent?i
I ?. - j ? 11 ? ? ?.. an |? i i lian to i'ii .nt tbe nan.
t divei l'. Hi 11 ?u. ib.. -'? . i ? " the faith
ful and untiring i pri ntativeu^ tbe prim p
i n.- i,-; uitlit .in party." MOur war Qovernot bu_j
be bo better than yottra, be said, bal ?n? in equal t?
the beat of th- -i." Iu '' item ?nl d ?t be s
equal to the ;?'i neal labor of the l*nsidency In
un t a th the itatemeul that he eoald do mor' han
irorkthan00pereeutoi tbe tuen in tins Conveo
ti?.?. Mr. M.u ? tu has b.?in ?lirli. t.'d in lu.s lega, hi
s i?il. lm ii d?i. ? nut ni-, u legi in m.ike a President
Mi. l'un h Inn k, th>- l.t-.n ana elaitnant, appeared h
H.iniiil the nomination and adileil the oleasoat ..i
lia ?iiiei?i|U.-iie s to the long ami aometimee weart
soti'f succession of oratoi j. He wanted Mr. Morton
because his Domination would ?strike lerroi into tn<
hearts of the tiaJterawbo persecute and whip tin
Ida? k ?Kepublicaas <>f the s uuh.
Up to ilu- Ums th?? apeeohes had been bopelem
.-ind the eut h us, asm toned, bul now ?is the a ? :? tat.
irlil.lv tli?|it.?t ?I ??i Iowa and Kanaas, all awaited the
iii'itii.iii whea h ahonld ipeah the name of Ken*
taehy, la an iastenl be ?did, and Before Gen. H-ar*
Urn could rise bam his teal all Cincinnati broke
lo?se, Itwssnoticeable thattbarewas mueblen
cheering among the ?delegates, but tin? local senti?
Bienl that always sniTounda a Coarention in the
ragoobopeof takmg it bj atorm must bars ?nah
[tiwlf beard ?scroea tin- ?Ohio? ?This aad the
whirlwind thai came witb (beanaouni emenl of the
Btateof Maine v.-te lbs two i-irat orations of tha
day. All other demonstnl una wen men elap-trap
and enforced sboa of feeliug, liristou and Blaine
trett th.- two tmii who divided the heart of tins
iMcat ira ih? run.'. All mints wire salten vsli.?
Miiin.l?tl their own pra ???. I in- eh.-erinit thai rotte
?nul f.n ami lass sgais dioBBodsU attempts al
IppaBJBg I'.r niaily the uiiniin-s. <..-n. Harlan
failli it quie?y, but with an air of aatiafactlon on
bis face, aa If it wen ?sow r'inx ?it ?least tt> have
wan thia tribute if not te have waa ?saeeeas, Dea,
Harlan di.l not waasy a sympathetic audience aith
a loog preface, Re epoke tbe name of Benjamin 11.
liristou sbrupUy, ?sad ?than itood baeh ?and watched
tin- outburst ..f ebaariag thai followed. Whoa al
l.t?t he could (ici a bearing bespoke at oonelderabla
length, both, as he salda of Col Bristen sad Beere?
turv Bristow, shasriag his early eon net Uob with the
RepublicBB party, Ida services in the war, and his
record at the head of the In a-ury I ?? ]i:irtiuent. He
na.il that he did not feel s,i BSngulne SS some of the
lilt ill ** of the count! v. The South felt that their
?le-stitiy is m the liatidx of this Convention; Kepub
liean supremacy la hy ao means assured; it Is be
the inn., iitii.ti to BO) that Bttihtag is done to pre?
vi-'il it.
Luke P. Poland's ant opiated I'mui" WSBBOXtSBBa
BB Ihe itagS to speak for Vermont in BBppOTt of Mr.
Bristow. Vciinoiit, llt.tiii.li one of the small.-nt of
the States, he said, has a larger prnpoiiioii of its
pii|.ula(iuii in the BepubliCM party lb.in any other
Male.
'ihe Coiiveiilioti was morn than R.-nerous to Mr.
Bristow, It h-: him hare doable the regalar aamber
of s|?iakeih .?ml lieue than ilniible the regular allow?
ance of time. Qoorgl William Curtis, BBS of th?>
Convention's favorltea, took tha puttform. s?i,??k
iiil?, BO Said, for that vast body of Heptiblicans in
N?in -York who s????, as all the world s?-e, that reform
i? possible within the Kein,bin ?iu party, he thought
Mr. BriflteW the best man with vvhoin to ?BOaSSpHsh
it. Mi. lbistow he l'iiloifi/etl un the iiuui wlio.wheii
it was easy for inn-t li'epublu an? to be Kepublu ans,
tnitli his life into his hand in BBodisaSS to his princi?
ples, ami who. a? u liistrict-Att.'ttie.v in | Southern
h?late, hunted mid huitt?sl the Ku-Klux until the
Ku-Klu\ ?lisappi-ur. d. If the ?h in.unis ol the time
went not HKtistied, In? unid, ex-Guv. Morgan, who
fc-K-a- tl ?ur t li Fa a ?H
FOREIGN NEWS.
OKIKNTAL AFFAIRS.
THE INSURGEN rs TO BK Df-Pltl VKI> OI'* AID?MOVE
MI'.NT-S OP TIIK EMPERORS.
I'iiiis. Tburndav, Jim?? 1?*>, 187?.
Dispatches from Vienna received here state
th.it ?aatria ami l!n-?i,i have airrec-d to prevtint any
further ufsixMii?'?-fiom rcir.blnir flic iii?il-pentn. They
have :il,iii maalvai to uronely r.? louinicud the insurgen!
chief? to ne-,'oliatc With Turkey.
OOMVAailBUSlB. Thumdajr, June 15. 1P7B.
IBaOttamaa Oommtastonera for the triulof the Sal?nica'
aasasaSM Bava foadaaSS their Jabot?. They will return
here ?.uni?-.Lately.
LOSBOO, Thursday, June IB, 1*70.
A ?.???lio! '"lifatch from Ilcrllu to The Fall Mall Gazette
mjrsi "Tic Ktnjieror of Austria will meet Hit? < zar of
ll-.i in in Rnhemla when rcturninic to R?mala. Their
::.!>: ties srlll travel a short distance together. Aftcr
xx-?t? the l.iti'ieror of Austria will meet the BjSBM
William at Ischl." Tho Hiiiue dispatch laya I "Prince
Itisniiirck will remain at K!??? iij_?'u mx weeks, after
which hi gBM to Varz'.n."
LsaBSBi Friday, June ltl, 187?5.
7"/ii> SbBJt?mr? announce? that the Investiture of the
Baltaa Moated ha? heea postponed sama day?.
"IHK SKIIVHNH BULL WAItl.IKE.
77.1? Time* V.ei lin __iHpatc.li ?ays tho 9<-rvlan army r?v
maltiH Matlnm-d aa the frontier, an?l Is rocclvln-t BB*
enfui. ? n, rut?, the Rttssiau <J<-n. Teliernayeff, hlth.-rto
r-nni.landing a division only, will i>robat.ly Iw niiM-.l
to tin' chief BOanaaai ?if the Herv?an force?. The
Ms-Btaasgrias aal Bsraagavtaaas an aaaambfad in two
c.tiiii?.-?, th?? fo mer aear-?sdgerttaa aad the latter aett
Nlesic. Col. BtfllaS. a Russian, In recanted M the probable
? i.i-i" ??r tin? MsaliiaaiiiB -?tutr. About-jo/hio Kuiirariau
laamrgBats aesapy BasiBWcatsia Bulgaria, it i? evident
Unit tin? Helav.itiic array will reiiniiu umlet ?urns .liiiin_i
th?' Ilmil iliplnmiitic ne_;i)ti;4ll?)ii?.
a riagraat t? the BaaaB_a Telegt ipbla Agsaay anthorl
tativcly ?I? Ic?, th Si KiiMian iroops aro coiu'.-ntratlnK In
BsssaraMa
A Vienna .((?patch to The Daily Seiet reports that Ru->
nliiu iiieii-of war ate aso-uiMiti?.'ai Fcliiutopol.
I'lM.r.l! Of WAS DKEMII) OVKI!.
A dlspaMi fiotn B'-rllu to The. liatly Telearn?'h affirms
that all daagar at a Rarapeaa oar i? svacfst thu sum?
mer. I'm In:Igha an? he Bg freely granted.
TIIK BELGIAX I>IS?ri.....NCES.
BaOBSI v?, liiii.'Ril.iv, Jun?' IS, 1S7C.
Laai night pawed quietly, sad order is every
v?h??[i? rci-tored. It I-i a?"ir? In ti led, In.vvever, that the
sail eleneala amy rsaaw the.r ?icm lasli eifern te-nlgbt?
Th.-Iix-al iiiilhiirllleH have a fon-e milticleilt to maintain
??t d'il'. No ssrioaa itatmSaaaa in fsarai.
Bai ism a Ihma?ay, Jans lb Brea n?.,_,
Tlic city rasmias .piicl, hut precaution? are liiaintitliieil.
At '? : wen? im? |>< ?.pi?? are calmer, hut crowds continu?;
to mari-ii thraagh tin- itraets.
POP?LAB EDUCATIOM IN* FRANCK.
Vi ?.-ill l l ?. Iiitir-i'liiy. Jaas 1"'. IW78.
M. WaddiogtOB, Minister of I'ultli?- Iiistruc
tli.it, bss iiii.iiine.l lbs l'.n.lL'.'t t ?nni.titi?'?' luat IBs Owv
??nu i ui has ih ? ??h-1 to m-?--pi the principle ot eompah
. .iiiar.v I'llai-.ttinn. Tba Minister pTOfSBM to or
i?.i? ?? .? uu at ?riiv.-t-itv ?it each <?f th?) f oil.ivvinjj
?r,??: Paris, Lynns, Honk but, nmi Baaay, anafe unh
v. r -.i> having aa ladepeodeet atataa
EXTEN8IYE OOMUEftCIAL FAILURER
I.IIMHIV. Il,ill ?.1.I.V. .?mi?- 15, i"7?'l
Tin- liabilitiea <?r the Una <??' MalcotsaaoD &
? ? ??? l'a :ia?;, rani c,v, and ________ Ireland, Brasa
t.iitiif.ii tur. r?, vvlialtive f..iie?l. arc \:iiu>u?ly estimated
,t - ..iiti.i.in??? '.. ?.'.'.en ?m?i. ,| ?!,ti-,,ti, Y.tiu- At ?'??., varti
'. ,-.?.w. !-.-,,11.n,<|. bare also tailed; t i.-ir
, |i.n,.l ut StO.1,000. In?- failure of Jol.il
Henri ?.ill':, i r '?f U.iiIIiikIoii, I? au
?i. but li ii',1,:.' ? am r- ,'i.Oi)U.
THE M.W li.WTIAN 0OVKE5MEHT.
I S-I-*i I 1 I H ? i'\l?l!l??S' i?l IBB i'iilMlil ?oNVKN
l\?. ?'! I US ? II \MH! It.
Tbs ateamer Claribel, arbich left Plod sa
Pl n? ?? an .June 11, .irtivi-'l at tlti-i put mi \W?liu ??lay,
a-.! -i? o? i.,-- fi'in n iv it. IntSen it It ?^r.t t.-.i
t ... i..? ?'... nli.-r -...i? I'liivitiel f??r Jini?- 18, lo i l-i-t tt
' n. ill ?,la, e in Ii..ni.ii.-in-, an i f.ir 11?.' tiati-.i, linn
uf ;-i"|. I i! Iiiii-lll -??. Tkfl t lallliel hiuiu-ht t?) tilt? ?It.V
I.?-, tt M? i?)te. fiirni.-rly Admiral of tin? llavinn N iv v. ' ? 111
n?. v ?.n an uni? tin te lea v.- of absente) sise Mr. Borrett.
tu? raUway ballder. A tan dajrapeevleaatotlieaalltog
-nail ?r. ;,-?-.it e\? Hi tn.-'it | rev ailed, nxx",ug tu a
in thai had bet s slraiilated t>y Mr. Petaca, a SMBshef
, ?ta.-?- bonk UK h"U?e. ttt.it tin? prsBSBl Minister uf
i inai. -.-. Mr. Pi ? ", had, altheagfe eoodnauunc the asta
?'! .-\tr.i .. MM ef tl.e f, in.el tinvi'l till!? lit, ll?rul III
paj --; ?. .. nt tot a i"iii i.? the rniihdunal i?-?>-iii?
uieiit. rpuii Benlas the nnrfi??r ?>f the repoi t. Mr. Mbb
?h fi .ndi?I a retrm-ii'in. vvhii-h Mr. PstetB lna?le. 'I'll.?
: ?fi? : - r? ?p. -, a prleel vvii.i ha? -.[??'ut Biarkeffeta
til?n' t??''\v."ii New-Vorh soil llt?u .-u,?.? tii ? ?li-tmii
ni'-i, i, ..in, hail canard, it u mid. a rapert to
h?- circulated ti.at h.? vas to be spimlateil
lla-!iii|. of the HtKlth. Willi lui ||>B at Alix
? , ? The (?litalic Ar. l.lii-li.ip ol Poll uu
I'l ni. ?? eali. .1 upon i i n. ? anal I.i ?i? nv tni? r,?[int?t. anil Ht
:. n- I i Die In ,n 11 i m PODS Ilia! lie tn n-t I ?-I til ti lo ins
ii ?, ? . i''a'iiei i'..|,e r plied In a p<i'it.iit letter, The
I'l? i v t ?u? un i uni? nun? nt ii :? ? i,nil i m? ?I Stephen i'r.?!?t'?n
in. Min -n r in i he United States. Mr. Para?t.a prominent
BBt, liad l"'ii an??-ii-.l. citai .-?'1 v. ?Hi i -ii-eiilatin,
,,,...,., .,,?,i , .. u ,?ii. .-...., . ? i.i i . - a ?. , i u ? , ? , , u a ? i i : .
falte t?o? nun uts ? m matins fromei l'i. lid? tit Donilosue.
i'. Xadal in.? iie-n appointed euiefln eommandoi lbs
N", ?. i n? ?niitiii.? i? reported t.? bestill in a very bb
! < ,?ii it I..II. Me. I?.- I... 1111. ?. mi ex Mm -ter of the
' i.?vi t-tni.ei t att.l iin.v |b Pans muter ?eiil. n. e nt ?I?-.,th
In III?- | i? OUI ? ???v.-nouent, Ii.i-, l??-e:t Ii.t-e? it i, p?,:i t Ii?.
I? ,?,,-?.,. i' ?? III' .I.i II .,.? Ill piilv llalli II,??I I'l.e ,-. l'lu
v i ton? are reported .?? ?tt ? sud ta setlvs deamad.
FOREIGN KOTE&
BOKBATi .Inn?" I').?Tlif inoiisooii h?t in
iv. t. i.? day.
I.n\iiiiv. .Inn?' I."?.?A l-triro wan hOBSSi BBS**
t .iiiiti?.: Miiu.iiiie i."i'it-, .?n Brooke's Wharf, la twining
till? I tun.'. I? ?? iiiinii I??' -..'. ? 'I.
l'un?, .Inn?' 1."?.?Tin- Mitt? mint tlnit tli?*
i f tnii Mitti-tt? vv-niii?! t-i--ii.li if M. Bagel wot 'i' ?? led io
l i :?? ..ill i- aiillinrii.it,\.'1> .-?.litt adliteil.
i."Mn?N, Jam l?.?The l'n-t Mjn Albeit
i, tut'? ncwipeper, u.r Eeho, has beea sold to Mr. JuBa
i mm iMiv,.ni?, nu? ?n the editors ef Bnainttrtny.
Ki'iMu i:iiii, ?Ittiie l."?.?Dr. Newman 11.ill's
fiitif: It. ili.l In.? l.uienlii rower, IU l.oti.1.111, will lie ?l.-ill
e.tii ?i ?m tin-1 uiiitii oi Jnij. next, with Kreei nimaiimj
Losdob? ?linn- it!.?A diapatch from Romo te
//.,- iiitii) srtrt BBBaaaaaa thai m aeeardsasa aiththa
l.,w eoullaeattoa eonTsutual establUhmeoti the pr?>i ? nv
ot the -?ngltab, Irlxb. and Hootch eoHegm will ha tola at
public am nun ?ut July ?I.
LOBDOB, JBBS I.1?.?At Ascot to-?lny tlirrt*
?im u ile.nl luat Iietvvei'it ??r. at l'uni ami ??l.M'ii fur the
nt. Ismus Palam Stakes, vfelefe wen aeeordlnair ?n
v i.l.-.i. Th?- Mew Stakes waa wob by Ko!? Boy. Tue Uold
tup vviu* Wim uv Apoloxy. ?Ix hnrsc? BumpeUag.
Li ?Mi? is, Juno 15.?Tin- ?Scotch Team for
Ihe u-.il.it auiiiiiil coiiipetiti.iii for tue Klelio CkallaagS
Shield wan el saea v ??ter.la?. it <. ?>n not* ?if Ike foilowlag
mein hen : <"i? w?, Boyd, Dunlop, VVbltelaw, Bae, Pergu
BOB, BeVlttie. Hoi?* will prolialily I>e Iks slgatk titan.
The reserve atemben are Thortmra ami Hi Perrali
LOBDOMi Juno l.'i.?roiuti'i'ii jinl/ii-s arc MB*,
ting in the. iA?e of l'erdlnaitil Ke>u, lale i.ipUiu uf the
Kratie.inia. The H.-neli includes the chiefs of the three
common Isw dlvlalons, l-onl Chlet-Justioe Coekburn
presiding. Jodah PblUp H -ujanmi, '). c , opened tor the
n, ? u??-?l. Ill?- Court lx crow?li'?l witli tueinOcis ef the
Mar and th. puhli?-.
HIE BILLIAED CONTEST.
BBZTOS BBATBfl nY ntDoi.Pilic AM? OAt.v BY NOB.
Tba R?'\<iitli gaaisoC bilUarda of tka toara*
Ilit-Ilt ?ii? plaw'd ;U l.vlnillall !a-l eveniiu', l..-!vve.!i
William Sexton inn! A. 1*. i:u?l.?lph". The hall MEt mon?
crowd.il tn n: 80 any ?f the previous evcnln-,"?. Rudolphe
won the lea.l, hut failed to *e.?rc, au 1 In the ??-euinl and
third Itiiilnifs, by a ?erica of ?llfllcult cushion ?hot?,
he ina.le M and lit point*. Sexton, who wan
the favorite at the be.tflllilltiil. ?Id not open Very well
and laaaaad aaafeti to kaag the feafeB hajrafear. The name
waanouiewti.il ex en uuttl iho luth lniiiii).. when Bu
d.iliihe made 1_!7 by eiictit dll-leult niasa?, three bank,
and ?cveial brilliant shot* around the table. After thla
BextoaasemediS lo?te all nerve, while Rudolphe kept
gl-initially pi? klnK up, and elo??e?l In tho 'J 1th innliiif with
Oil. The time of the game was 3 hour? auil 57 m nute?,
Hi Rudolph?:'? avora?e was '?!>. The More? were as fol
low?;
K?,iolphe-0. 21. ?4. 7. 8, 49, 0.0,7,1,1?. SI. 0. SI. T, l'i. 13.
?ill l'i: 7 1''?* A w.t?*>' ?'.
^?Vbm t ?aVn,*> '? ??. ?- ?-7i-lo9* **>17- ?* b% ?. ?,7.
6. .1.1. 0, 1,8.0-384.
. BtSmMBMWtJ ami the WSShBEBEt was set EBB) larga at
the conclusion of the game BatWBBB Dion and Daif. At
tl??: beginning of the irame both men played poorlr. Ia
the latter part Dion piek.-.t up. ?nil li.v itoiiie very In tlllsnt
P'av eeored ?nrs? fl?iii-?-K, hu?) do.?.-?! tli* game in tbe
r.-.tli Imiin- Hi* aveia-re was 3*,,, iiiul the ?ame lasfe?!
u'i'ii lo iiiiuuies p.isi midnight. The score? were aa toti
low?:
I'alv-l.ltOO, '.'O. 0. 0. 1, 8, 3. 9, 7. 0, 3 B 0. 0. 1, 0, 0, 0,
T?, 8, 0, 4. ?, H, 14, o. 1. 4, i 7, I, ?_>;), n, (,, o, a. 8, ;,, o, S,
1. !',*0, 10. -.'.!, o. 0, 10, a, 4, I", 0, IS. 0, 0, 0, 0-l,!-e3.
_ Dion ?1.141. I, 1. !.?) |1 1 n. ? ML .'.. 1, 0, 0, 0, 3, fl,
10. a, I, <?, o, it, wi. Si, o, ?i, o. r>, i '. 43,4. ?, ri, 6, 2, o.
t, 1 ??. <, 19, t), o. ?7, 0. 4. 0, tit, 71, 62. &3, 12, 3, 15, S, 31,
7_-2,W)0._
WABfflNQTVB.
BEHEWiL OF IMPEACnMENT.
HttCBNMI A'iAINST gglgnSr T.) UK lil't MKD
TO-DAY?MO MON KKOM THE I?K1-'K.N8E TO DIS?
MISS MIR CASE.
IBT TKI.KflR It'll TO Till? TRini VC..I
Washington", June 15.?The impeachment
trial nt den. Belltuap will tie returned on Friday, aud
Diere lu a gMi deal of atirlety among Senator? to know
vvii.it course will l?e pufBBSd by hi? eoun.?cl. So many
"t.itomcnt* regarding this . ?atter have appeared that
there ia nothing but a confused n'ltloti of the whole pro?
ceeding In the puhllc mluil. It la now iin<ler?t<xxl oa
gOOS ?iiitiinnty that Mr. Hellrnap'a counsel will not
answer the articles, hut let tbe case ao to trial on tbe
plea of not guilty, which will be entered under the order
of the genate heretofore matte. But they will renew tbe
motion to ilismies the proceeding on the ground that the
BSBSSa actpiltled lielkuap WBSB it failed to sustain June?
ilictitit) by a t * n-tiiM??:? vote.
The plea to the .uiriiillrtlnn. In ? caso nt Impeachment,
th.-t contend is simply an averment tint IBS def?'n?laut la
not stiliject to Itnpcnc-iuicut, for the p.iitit ul.tr reaaon
assigned. It ts what the lawvera call a special plea ia
bar of the proccdin;;?, atnl, as It la a complete defense,
It cannot bS overruled by any less numtii-r of votes than
aro re.piln-tl t<? overnili- any other plea which constltnrea
a complete deten?'?aa for example, the plea of no!
guilty. The counsel any tbe contrary opinion arises from
coiiioimditig tin- liiea to the Jurisdiction on the Court of
hags u-hineilt with that plea in ordinary courts,
when auch a plea Is not a plea in bar nnd
does not preclude aa action in some other court, even
if the plea Is In l?i to be well p?enle?!, aud tha
?ntii.ii lie adjudged f<? abate; whereas In the Court of
taaBaasaasaat. if the pica be asstatasa? it ?spesss of the
IMBSSaSBBg tluiiliy, and is thcreft re, to ?ill intenta and
put jinites, a plea in bar. Tlils hcing tie retui'ii of tbe
pi?-, in the Court ?f UapsaaBSBBBBj the fault of the
Baas a to Sag hg ?two-third.?, rate that tha defendant
was. MBBBta to Impeachment for the <if_Vin.es charged
is eq m aient lo saying that tin- OBBaSSS charged are not
iinpia.-liiibh' olleii-Ms, ?uni hetu-e any further proceed
in?_ to Inquire Into the matter will bo eonni non judies,
COTTON RKrORT.
jt'vr: 8BTVBSS TO Tin: iiki'aiumijnt of aqriccl
Tl KF.
Washington, June I.i.? The June returns
of the b.-p.irimi-iu of agriastuaa Mtsam s slight re
iiui': aa nt ana la sestea i eoaaparattfel]' late planting,
giinii.?:ami. fin pt m aaasa sftss sarig planting ?ir in
nadal-BB. giosH asl ap t<? the atarace far tas oaaoaa^
I.e.dt iv ?uni improving cniidr-inn, and eloaa cu'ture, with
the exeeptiona eaasaS i.y heavy rain, that stimulate
graartbaadpiaeeat sraddag) The lar ?-st local r??iiuv
lion in ate;? BBS feSSU in Louialeaa, ' i Mod by the ovi-r
tlow eaS wet w.-ather in the planting BOSa?a. Tbo next
lar gee! ti I-eaaeeoee, a beta IBs aeaaaa has beea aaM and
wet. In ri-i t.iia disti'ieia lo fUXaS there has Ikx-d iid t
ftnt t.i -nli-'i ?nt-. ei-rti for cotton, out in oue-fom th ?if tli?
i a tutu ?es tin ?t- ii is beea ?i positive taereaoe, ami in m arly
half IBS r?-tu:iiiitl-r no decrease, while USB enlargement
of th.- t'iiiil Bias Bf SCBble crops is r.iptdly in. lej-iug.
Tin-tli.riiri-s for ;u-r?-;i_:e are ns fallows: North Caro
?Int.'is; loatB Carol.u i, 80 i ?Oootgls, 'Al; Monda, BBf
Al.il.aic.a, 100; >l:; :--ip|ii, S6j La usiaiia, B8 ; Trxus,
100? Atksaaaa. i"<?; XOaaeaata, do. Tea reduction la
eqolraleat to about ihiee pee cent. The condition of the
s?-v??r il Suttee la sa (allow* : North rarollaa. 101 -, south ,
OafOllfl t. '.is; ?ii? irgi.i, 108? Kloriila. nl ; Alali?ina, tft j
Mi--ti.?i|ipi. 89 ; I.om? ana, M ; TttSftL 9B ; AlhBBasS.ftS,
and Teaasaasst oa.
WAMBSBOTOti HOm
WssannaOB, TBBISBSJ , June 1.1. 1&70.
The House OoaSBSlfHW) "ii Appeal ?'?.itioti ; have had
tiefere th.-iu I';?if. Mat .le:i, M.Oor 1'nwei!, ?ind Meut.
Wheeler m relation to th? esplOSBltoaa ard surveye
mu?e bv thon vrcst at tha lOOtfe nii-r iiian and the ue
uetwltj ?f ? iiiiiliiiin;.'th?- mine. _ln? CoinmBtee have
ih iiiii'ilto re? iiiiiinei'tl ?in appn?priatfnn 1er keaplagap
?m ta i s hy tin.tta-.T?, luit lia-.'- !'t-ilii( fi t '.<? api'io
piiattO'J in eacu lust.mo d.iu.i ?A ?te: cent Urlow tho
t ?tlmatea.
Tin- Tr?:i?urv hala tices to-d.iv an* as follows: Cur
rt-ni y, ?fio,:iii'.M 11 ; apeetal iepooil of legal t>-t.dert_ for
tbo red option ul eertiSeatM of ?lepoalt, 835,178j_0Q|
??i'ii, ..iii.j.ai. l-i); Inelmliiig coin certlltt- tea, ?f-3,73'J,
son; iHitatandlag legal ?teaUere, ?8370,123jtlOS.
gll'?i s? l'etaiy of the Tri.i-urv l.j?_ ?i;.|.?aiuted O. L. Pll
aejr ft Ulla? la Castodlao of the Tn aaary Building, vice
in. I'oiiei, t.i..uiot.-.i to Appointa ?it Cii-rU.
t-,11 ikt i' K. ii wm well enough te-d.iv to ride out.
ORKtiON PBOBA.BLT BKPUBUCAXi
Sv\ I'ian? i???>. Juin? 15_? Liter returns
tretn the ort t'on .-let t:.iii slniw thiit tan It puhlleaiu 9WB
Inrtepeadeats Bntins Doaaeeeata in tlie LogWaBsa^ ren
tleriii0'tin-eit-i tinti nf a I '.. it .-il S; ?ti-a Senator by th
i" iinirats doiii.tful. The (iretjuniitn of Portland eUlma
tint! theBtate la bow Bepabllcao bjr s considerable m?>
,io:ttv. more ReimbUcana than Dem?crata having Ik^ij
t let t. m m tin- re? ? nt election, ?nul think? tbe chaaeos are
pani for a KapabUeaa ttnhn ity at the troll elections.
DKATM OF .K.N'Al HAN ?V. AI.I.KN.
Jonathiin \V. Alh-n of thU city ditxl ia
S';im.m,!, ? '.inn., feot?n lag. BS aas f?.r _aaag year?
it'otnltnnt ?i- B BSHttl tan 111 the DgbtS 1 01*4, llrst In the
Win.; p.nt?, nid after ward '.n the Il.-p.il?;,can. He waa
elected to the .-.-.?eiiilily. ??ml prepared i I.Ill for tbe re?
organizarlo!) of the Tax Ollice. I'.u 17 vears .tfterward
in? in-ill tbe office of Tai <.mlaaiooer, but retlrod troin
ollit l.ll position si-vclal tears ;i.;.i, He haves a large
amount of property, obtained by IntUelooa luvetstmenta
?u i ? ^i astata, _
m:vvahk rni.it i: ixvi:>Tit?ATioy.
Tl:e CoouaittOS ?it'.tlie Newaifc Common
t'ouiitii ?that aas Beea sxaanalag the BhacfmssBknai
by AUlt'iman I re ?i^'tiint i liiei-tir-l'ohce Mills, found
liltn ii..r liiultv of tin? vaiinii? eh ir.'t-s. TIm de? ision was
ii-.ili.-il at 11:80 ... ?u. visieiil.n'. All but two of the
chargea vu?;.? nnanluiously dismissed. The common
t oiin.il will ??ist.un me r.-|..irt of in?- Cotumittce.,
TKI.MiKAl'llli NOM
CtltCAOO, .lune 15.?The National N:ir?ervnien'i
Aaso, l.u mu a<l|iiiuiiiit tlnj nairuiiig to luoit un Uto Uiird
v?,a i?iii"4?'h> .n Jene, i i77.
Mt.itii.K. Ala.. .1 BBC IB.?Oot. "Saat" Hard'? newe
I?..|?. r. ?en impoign <-i-',e, mill make iu tir t api-canuicu on
Huiutay iiioiiiiii?-, Juin HS,
HaKOVBB, N. II., June 1 ".?Arrangements hure
bean Mario for tbe encampment at raine >.'?>tt ??f tiie Uart
iiiuiitii siuileuia who Intend flatting I'.niai'.elpMa.
MiiMl'i'i !i'it, Vt.. JbBS 1*. -'I'll' f.irtv-secorid
aiuiivi isaiv ol the Nth Ich I nhi-miiy took plaut'-it -Nortli
iieltl, its pl?aeal l-? aiiou, to?la>.
Bt. Louis, June 15.?The Railroad >'.ittltn)w?t?era
t.. t- e. ti,eir ?t ci,m) aiiinial eoatrentton lure yi-at?ni,y. about
an ni..|iiisi s belog pi-'M'tit. The in vt ?.out. uiiou will be livid
al l.'lo'? e!4Utt.
Ql'H'.t r. June 15.?The nuniher of -;i*f. n rs In* tbe
lab nif lu-if tiiMt un-ti.i.v i.-c ivlna rattoaa fr'.iu the Itelief
t'tiiiiiiniii't- la being redace?dally. leob r laj ouij ttt rationa
wanlsant -i.
Ottawa, Jubs 18.?The n<?veriior-n.-.iTai tont
OonateM I?na.-ri'i and eott? left tor Qnebe? this ?ft, rnoon.
ITiej ?111 remala Ibera ou? mouth, aun, tina v?an M_uii_o_ia
ami lii.ti-li ? .ii.?iiil.i.i.
Sr. .J.niN, N. B., June 15.?All the faada necenxarT
fir H inliiii? th? Par* ?tew to lite lj;o?i an .?1 hat Iii?/-_i
B? i luv?!. Th.- Uns? in..-, a v ?iail! liai o ?aLiiii-i. eg Ui Uioi.oW
evening oa the Kaaaobaaeala
Movii'i in it, Vt?,.>?fn- 15.?The Protestan! Kpis
oopal QinTunlttm nf tbe Otoax-aro ot Vii-mnni was it
here vi-tateiihiy and to-tiny. 'I'weutv i?ia? clerical aad a larna
it ii m L?. 1 ot la| inia.t/i rs Men? la jtli-iiilain t-.
Hi II AH.. N. V., June 1*. ?Ihe WBgMOf tie? ein
|iln\t ? .?! the Hnr.ii.1, Ni-?? Vol.. and Philadelphia It.filia.twl
final.?pi were rerinrodon tbo l-ttli Inat, A dis-nrbanes ?a?
.iniii i|i.ileil tins itl'i-raoon, but ?sa?, pietvul?! I y th?? arieal ot
?evcim ol tlie It-mien.
rRIMFJ. AND GASUALXtaS-BY TEKKORAI'lI.
Nvsiii a, N. II.. June 15.?KuiieiM. J. Taylor, while
Maud ii if i?u ? It ,ir?-i exhiinnui^a untl?M u? J?y.?li|?i? ?I, f.U and
beaba ms mi w, dytanmetnely.
l'iMV ilu-.NCi-, K. I.. June 15??Mia. Win. l?old
thw.ntruf Woonsoekel was kill-tl u-.ir AHuoa StaUou Una
evi-iiliig t?!nlff Kialkiogou the railnuul U-t.k.
IhisTox, Jaas 1."?.?Major tih*o. L StsaraBj Com
manrtaut nt l'u?! 140,0. A. II., of Cluarltatto t n, \,a? atMi-ootled,
lottitiir alto t fi.non ni the ftiut.? ?i Uie l'oal ,u lu? pteaaBsmk
beaiili* kuailug niiunn"'? unpalU cUiuia
l'R.iv ii>k.n?k, K. L, June 15.? Cliitrlea .-?mith, a
Fwetli-ii Ittoorrr. was l??uinl hy (Aie sida of tne Ntaaliiftnn
U.itlr.iKrfl early this uioruiug with hia ?lull fraaiUirad ? *
otherwia? ittjan??.*__. Ile caunot Uve. *?
llti iiM'iitK, Mil., Jnne 15.? Ihe dead bodie? ?f
two ait? ocre lomul yestorlay in tb? wnods, on? tn ?au*
A mulet County and the o?Mtr lo BaJHnt-.t ? iVoaty Thar
wer? aaWV-0 ?X uatiaany. end Sad ?vt__-_iu.-. ?in?_____uui?

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