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; DAILY _ ^——■— jeweler, in which he had been established parison between the sections where protec- HISSED BY DEMOCRATS THE TREASURY IN POLITICS. that the arguments will be very ex- TACKLING THE SURPLUS. HEWITT since 1853. being the oldest trader in Rich- tllNCKI.l.ANKOCS. expected SENATORS States where trade hpeciai. noticed. IN MR. BURLEIGH'S HOME. haustive. The attorneys have been ordered tion prevailed and philos mond. He was for several years one of the for the by that Ohio In wages to proprietors of the Richmond to notify the counsel government ophy existed, said paid Bee,newspaper, Letter Wake- in of the Before Anybody had Time to Begin and had been connected with other Rich- from Hon. James W. the third Tuesday June Investigation Proposed to Ascertain those engaged in her industries 80,000, to the Eastern and the nature of mond enterprises. He was unmarried. of Bath. Vigorous Opposition names of their witnesses, the of the Cheering. field, the must How to Reduce Revenue. 000 more than all these States Delaware, Candidate in Bangor. their testimony and government Sixteen persons were taken into the Uni- then present to the defence its objections to West Virginia, North ana South Carolina, versalist church at Richmond Sunday. the motion for a new trial. Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, the New York Ral- The Mischief that the Nomination of of the of Georgia, How Faithful In Commencement Meetings Louisiana, Tennessee, Texas, Kentucky and STATE POLITICS. One Ward Carried by ths Cleaves and lied for Hill and Cleveland. Mr. Burleigh Would Do. the Baptist Societies. Virginia, yet the States had a population of Marble Men. THE METHODfSTS. while Ohio had a little over 15.000. 000, only NAPLES FOR CLEAVES. 3.000. 000. If the gentlemen from these A V. Colored Make Things the of Warning to Republicans that J. Church Benevolent the Ditch in Sates said the comparison was not fair in Republicans At a caucus of Republicans Naples Unification of A Report from Diggers Many Votes Burleigh Dele- that they did not represent manufacturing at Alabama Convention. M. and D. H. Should be Heeded. Against Voted Down. Panama. Lively the held Saturday, R. Jordan myio Societies but States.it was the fault of the __sntf gates in Six of the Wards. agricultural Cole were chosen delegates to the Republi- South that they were not manufacturing 15.—At the Methodist that the Iron of the South had slum- can State convention. Delegates uninstrnct- The Hon. James W. of DYE HOUSE NOTICE. New Yoke, May IS.—The States, New Yoke, May 15.—The Democratic Wakefield, Mayor Washington, May following bered in her mounlains for the century, for Cleaves. Bauuok, May 15.—The caucuses held in conference today the report of the general past convention met in the of Music ed; preferences Bath, has written the following open letter: Garment* Cleansed or Dyed Whole, and resolution was adopted by the Senate com- that her coal remained undug in her hills, Academy were on the LIMINGTON FOR CLEAVES. Heretofore, ever since the of our Pressed for wear, the seven wards of Bangor, to-night, conference commission consolidation, and that the waters of her rivers were turn- today to select delegates to the national Dem- adoption ready mittee on finance this morning: to the IP In is and of the church nor bearing on Uimington has elected as delegates constitution. In all the contests that have — ever known here. Bangor unification no wheels of ocratic convention at Hon. F. AT the largest reorganization Resolved, That the several bills, resolutions ing Industry St. Louis. but little commerce. Nature had State convention: J. F. Brackett, S. L. Pur- taken the Mr. Burleigh’s real home and he and his benevolent societies was referred to a com- and petitions referred to the committee relating to their bosom H. Goudert as temporary chairman, called place between political parties, the industrial interests of the country as affected been prodigal in gifts to the South. God had and Frank A. Hobson. are for FOSTER’S FOREST CITY DYE HOUSE, friends forth their strength to mittee. The report makes the foreign mis- the convention to order and delivered an ad- ington, They treasury department of the State which has put greatest by the .tariff revenue laws, be referred to the sub- blessed that section beyond comparison, but I.T Preble Preble Haase. Cleaves. in its the Ml., Opp. carry the city. They partially succeeded, sionary society a seperate organization. committee of live to be designated by the chair- it had not conscented to bless itself. It was dress after which the convention adjourned keeping the financial policy, per- octl7 sneodly man of this committee, with instructions to col- CLEAVES CARRIES FAIRFIELD. after a hot and carried five wards. One Home mission work is consolidated with the their fault that the waters of the James, Al- until 7.30 m. manency and stability of our public credit, fight, lect Information, take testimony, administer oaths p. abama, Cumberland and Kentucky did not At a caucus held in Fairfield has lost and in the other, the caucus was church extension society. The Sunday and each measure to the full committee as The committee on met in the up- Republican been kept free from political complica- they report turn as wheels as the Conne.ticut, delegates shall deem proper and.expedieut to reduce many S. H. Blackwell, Simeon Merrill, tions. It is a matter which all the broken and adjourned. The most in- school and tract societies are consolidated. they it was the hall of the Hon. yesterday, In people up the revenue to the sum required for proper public Merrimac and Ohio, or, rather, per Tammany building. W. F. A. H. Tolrnan, R. S. Brad- of the State as as and FINE OFFICES TO LET teresting contest was in ward 3. In this Ur. Spencer spoke vigorously in support of expenditures and promote public Interests. fault of the faith who works so abundantly Homer A. Nelson presided and Hon. Thus. Higgins, well its bondholders he Rev. F. L. and conclusively condemned it. The highest bury, Geo. G. Weeks, F. J. Savage were creditors have an interest. ward is Mr. Burleigh’s house, and here this report of the commission. Baptists at the Capital. F. Gilroy acted as secretary. There;wa» con- in the First National evidence of a great and progressive people chosen All for Cleaves. lives when not in his official home at Au- of the report, and excitement the time the del- delegates. solid For the past sixty-eight years this wise Flood, Erie, spoke against The first of the series of meetings to be was the of brain and the output of in- siderable during the effect would be to contract bene- outpiil CLEAVES CARRIES KEXXKDUNKl'ORT. has been Bank gusta. In this ward, also, lives the Hon. said ventive genius. Ohio had given to the egates at large were being balloted for. Gov. policy pursued and commended it- Building. volence ahd hinder the cause of each. held here the present week by the five mis- he has more in mechanics At a caucus hold in Kennebunkport yes- self to the confidence of the At no Hannibal Hamlin. In the retirement a statement of the country improvements Mill's name was proposed and only received people. Rev. A. J. Kynett made sion societies of the Baptist Church of Amer- all the l(i States where free APPLY AT THE BANK. not wish to and arts than selected terday the following delegates were elected time has the treasurer, who is the mar2 earned so well, Mr. Hamlin did work of the commission on this subject dur- at the five votes. The delegatee at large financial ica was held this morning Calvary philosophy held on. He summed up the to State _*«*_ POWDER into that he ing the four years. After a protracted of Edward the convention. It was resolved agent of the 8 ate, during an unfilled term of be past brought politics again but, Church. It was the eleventh annual difference between the two parties on the are Alfred C. Chapin, Brooklyn; the of the committee on con- Baptist that the are in favor of Hon. Hen- Pure. might helu his old friend, Gov. Marble, he debate, report wool iiiiestion bv the declaration that free of New York; K. C. Raines, of delegates office, sought or been elected to the chief solidation was lost a show of hands. meeting of the Women’s Baptist Home Mis- Cooper, Absolutely to by trade philosophy created an active concern and Roswell P. Flower, of New ry B. Cleaves: Albert M. Welch, W. F. The wisdom of the policy consented to be mentioned as a delegate The next before the house was to of Rochester, magistracy. of question sion Society, the distinctive feature for the sheep, while ltepublican philosophy York. alternates are J. C. Matthews, This never varies. A marvel purit; he could flv a riota fr»r Mi#» f»Wt inti of chlll'cll officers. The Moody, Cnaries E. Miller, Daniel A. Burn- which has been steadily adhered to ever W. D, LITTLE powder Portland. The Burleigh men said an active concern for the A women chil- created New CO., wholesomeuess. More econoiuica which is women’s work for and shepherd. of J. E. Simmons, of •treuirth and Tuesday of next week was proposed but be- colored, Albany; ham. since our from Massachusetts, and cannot be sold h on their ticket, but that he would “have dren in their homes and industrial schools. Mr. Buckalew of Pennsylvania, supported John B.

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