ly instrumental in defeating
Hancock. The Convention should
bo certain to appoint a wise,
iimiorable. sagacious, high-toned
Chairman, if one can be found,
who ha principles to uphold
and a country's prosperity at
heart. The Washington Post
thinks new Committee out
""out hould be appointed.
1?taia the good one, if there
b sixt h, and add others as good,
jii.il l-t us enter the race for
, t ,,m in TTvde county, was so vigorous
i." ' J " I
Miiincrton helmng "ng-iron i ana
were ik safiicient to prove that
ie was scared out of bil wits
when he fired at the back of the
brave man whom he feared to
face : j The remains of Mr. Tilden ap
At the third shot Cash ran pear to be every where the first
i . . IV TV i!. t
with all of his might for one j enruce 01 me iwrnnrranu vwicio
blovk ran as becomes a coward, ! for President. Boston Herald.
Hi his hack to the foe. When! We do not think it possible
he had run about a hundred J for the Democratic party
yards, he turned, and seeing commit such folly
that he was not pursued, brave-; nate him'.'
It viafraaforl Tin.RtrwaTflfl. liran-
aw. - , , ...vncvuu,iru.
dishing hia pistol aud calling,
f,,u w tn brine- his horse nasjnsipuouaucu.uu-
... . " !... i o r c.
tl,A hnv failRfl to do. He ox csargeni o. rreuv-o
retreated backwards-very brave Prentiss was probably
ir,Mrl hre was no one fol- . most magnmceni oravor
m j- i a
lowing him-to where the ani- j oria nas ever
mal was standing. He leaped r gamuun
upon his horse, and galloped j provea nis rum.
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