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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

,BgEIop Monday morning May Alfred Abel the nth o.
The relatives and friends the family also those q bis aher John H.
Abel are respectfully invited 10 aend The funeral from the redeo
ofhs fstberiHaw Asher HayeGs so LAsi Fneea'hst %
"Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
dor IL \ Purvauce Elizabeth PGTyance daughter u BruDa1 Ae
kinson In the 10Th year Of her age.
BoGARTSudenlv Saturday morning Mayo Augustus Bosar .
The relatives family invited to attend tie furerA
Tuesday morning, $50 O'Clock from The residence uncle WILMA"
H. Wood Sxty-secOn1, between Scsnd and llfATa
BowLES-On Monday Chauncy g. Bowe in The t'h year
HIS trends and relatives and ho.e Of family respectful, invited
10 attend his funeral on WEDNESDAY afternoon at Ock from hi
late residence, 30 East fitv @ghth-st
Hartford and sPrn gheli papers please copy
BRAGG-Suenv Brooklyn SATURDAY evening May g. MAJOR Henry
n Bragg eldest son Axs Bras sni formerly lennAlf
In the 81 C.. Cavalry in the 27th year 81 be age , -
The fque services take p, be re- i,ncs u the family No
III Reusenst BrcoAn "Wednesday the 10Th inst, al eosk
seventh d,v fhh month 9Th residence ofhe
Law Samuel J. YeItne. No ~ Chuou,si BTvoA9n Mary T.
XIX W!low Of Dsuel r. q the SD fesr Of her age .
Relatives st s.s tie rs are respectfully invited TO aend her
pe from Friends Meeting House A.uneeoeE L. L. on 'tri Gay.
9th INST at II o'clock a m
Fnngbam Mass NAV Of typhoid pneumonia Auna DeGf lane
daughter Lane. formerly Of Carmel y y aged - ears
MAsON-Ou BIB Sidney Mason ID tie 'ls' Of biz age
Not on the tuIeral hereafter
sCHUREMANOn the 7h inst, Frederick A. Sehrrn aged o. yes
The relatives and friend. family pec,lT ni a'enA
9th inst 1t His remains will BE- inferred In TIE family
vault al Eigheenth-st NJ. T. Church
srAMAY-Saddny sunday Mar join Seaman the st ysss
The s Of family and Of his bTohe Henry Robert ard rlwsd
are nvsi attend the funeral services al has % residence No. Is
will b ken u Ca and funeral services will also bs
held at his late residence there, Wednesday st2
sNITH-On Sunday Elnor Comeson wife Of Cornelius Smith
Funeral from her late residence At MACK, o'clock
Friend, of the family and Der son. John c. T. Sm and her
lnhw John L. salisbury Invited without further notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
POLITICAL.
TIE Connecticut ELECTION,
PROGRESS OF THE NEw-HAvEN INVESTIGATION
"A suRPRIsE FOR TIE SIAN DEMOCRACY.

PROGRESS OF THE NBw-HAvEN INVESTIGATION
"A SURPRISE FOR THE SHAM DEMOCRACY.
HARTFORD, May S.-The Democrats of New
Haven taken by surprise this afternoon when they
found that the Republicans not to rest their case
on the mere Introduction OF signatures TO statement
that the sgners voted the Republican State ticket in the
Fourth Ward, but had decided TO introduce the legal
testimony Of those They had hoped TO have OPP
portuny TO pick flaw in the proceedings, the ground
that legal evidence was not obtained; the operation
COMPOUNDED them, and they saw, with evident fore
bodings Of a coming verdict against them,
lines OF freemen coming up before the
committee and swearing how they voted. In the first
three hours OF the session 9 appeared and an evening
session was held, and larger number attended tits
believed that 800 witnesses will be secured
before Of Wednesday. During the afternoon An
drew J. Carpenter police detective and Democrat
swore that he st the Fourth Ward poll when the
votes counted. and five packages Of 100 votes
EACH Cor Jewell counted and replaced In the box and
that the full Republican vote $40, put up on the wall
that all might see. He unwilling witness, and
could doubtless have made some startling disclosures
had he been disposed The Republicans here and in New
Haven perfectly satisfied with the progress that Is
making. They will be able to make showing through
the Legislature to the people that will convince people
beyond cavil Of the fraud Indeed, intelligent man
doubts now but it is necessary that conviction should
be fortified with indisputabe evidence The Democratic
members OF the Legislature threaten TO resign in case
Jewell is declared elected but II they do the Repub
cans will have quorum in both branches ana hegra
Of that winure those participating in more than
anybody else. New Haven paper this morning makes
a bold threat OF what Gov English will do-hrst
that he will refuse surrender the office, and second
that he viii fall back upon the valor of the Horse Guards
The Horse Guards are formidable organization consist
ing Of two companies and like Cozzenss Home Guard in
Yonkers would leave the State except in case OF
invasion. The buster Of Democratic prints Hghtens
nobody any than Eaon's threat did in 1861 when
he said troops should not cross the soil
of this State on their way to butcher our Southern
brethren without passing over his dead body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

~ ma, IN. i,apd The latter 10 game" and STATES h'
zsee r. 80 chance proposed BY Kit doe Win 70 RsI
as og'e terminating with the oeAu OF
60 S.nShter are united and the party happily ro0N
1900 sent 70 their aid ,o5
Mr. Chanfrsus first appearance as "A" wSs and
y cordial APPLAUSE by full house. His acting anu
~ his associates In the drama, gave
S,ch was intensified by the elaborate ana S'iiAiNe
.,..nerv with which the piece was embellshed
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Miss Edwin closed her theater last nlgnt Sn len
. S,ass rehearsal OF the comedy Of kaIhi :, Miss
IN he broueht out this evening, and III Mnlvnn
NNssI-t,s reappearance will he Effected DIE a. said
.%-GsTte viii also appear IN the new piece-"hi0" -
70 he one OF interest and merit i, ,,,.nop,
n, Mathews nloved Sir Charles Coldstr S'1'n
NJ W. pSf,hoVe heater last eyenng-togetnrI
81, Trefful Pagiary and Mr. ltg-amre NAV be seen
crowded assembly. The same pelSs rfSrday For Wed.
nesday and FRIDAY Mr. DAILY snnoun9es comedy OF
Arts, and for next Monoaf These inviting topics
80 Wi he reserved 10 a moment OF sIe"''- '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
RAID ON FARO GAMRLERS

Capt. Hedden and a posse of police of the
Fifteenth Precinct early this morning made descent
the gaming house. No. SIS Broadway, known the
Coordination Game" 1t was owned by John MorrisSey
e1E. c.. John Mccormack, VIM. Cage John Fortune,
George p. Sweeney, William Wadron, Ira jim
gee alias January" and three others. The
alarm was given when the police made their appear
Ance and the doors closed and locked, but were
Broken open with heavy Jimmy" by the police.
The inmates, p in number, were found hid
den in various Out-Ofthe-way places. Among
them three OF the proprietors, Gage
Gweeny and WaldrOn. All were locked up in the Mer-
eest Police Station The warrant which the descent
was made was issued by Justice Bowling on the com
plant Of Arnold sievers of the Prescott House. who
svears that, on March G. he lost $3.50 at the
game OF faro at the place. The gaming implements
seized and taken to the stationouse The gaming
house Is the handsomely furnished in the
city, and was frequented by but wellknown
4noneved men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
ATTEMPT TO THROW AN ERIE RAILWAY PAS
sENGER TRAIN PROM TIE TEACK.

DEPO,IT, n. y, May Sit has just been
Sunday April throw express train No. 10 the
was descending the summit grade and approaching this
station, when at Stewards crossing ii ran into OBJ
strucOn. It's weight and speed however Overcame the
resistance and the danger escaped. The trackman
duty the point had been down the line just previous
10 the passage Of the train, and on his
return, after the train had passed. lie found
broken ties on the track, and a Gre on one
side OF the track, which had been kinded during his
absence. Two green hemlOck ties had been placed
end IN the cattle guard the track and above these
heavy oak tie Lat been placed in such position that
the front truck Of the locomotive would partially
it, raising it from the track. The weight OF the engine
had fortunately been great that the hemlock
short Off and the Oaken ties thus relieved shifted around
letting the wheels drop again. The Waterman at
began removing the distractions when he assaed
by shower OF stones from the wood side OF the
road. He compelled to aoandon his work and pro-
cure assistance.
Train No. IL, this night, than usually
heavy and contained the Directors car upon which
were Gould and Fisk and several OF the Division Super
intendent who their way the city assist
arranging the timetable II the effort had been
successful 1t would have been attended with great loss
OF life The grade here is 81 feet To the mile and the
speed OF the train is from 40 10 50 miles an hour.
The matter has not been made entirely public before
hoped that clue 20 the perpetrators could be
obtained. Armed patrolmen have watched the road
fEo Deposit 10 susquehanna since the affair To guard
against u repetition OF the attempt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
THE WHISKY-MAKERy CONVENTIONS

A STRONG EFFORT TO CONTROL TIE MARKET
AND MANUFACTURE OF LIQUOR
The organization of whisky manufacturers,
recently completed in Cnciat is TO be known as the
Dsters Manufacturing Cgsapany, and, from the pub
shed bylaws IT in numbeF 1t is evident that an abso-
Lutte control OF the liquor market in the United States is
aimed at Article VIII provides for the practical con-
troll and management by the Company" of all distle
ries owned by its members The article in full is as
follows: --'-..-.- r.-.
Every member Of this Association shall becoming member thereof
thereafter President shall be elected execute and deliver
President Of this Association and his his
their nual hut in fact for the md euet II said Asso
er described good and sufficient ease Of bis or tier tery
geh With The prmses and aPplenaDces thereto attached AMI leon
ing d person petsgns or association hoang or owning
TIE same G the term Of three ye and sad eass shah among
other things contain cso.c Tt for the use Of tbs
IN DIS a b S and ~ n The seta, on Of The Gs,ev
w by reason Of The e2a s.s f gi ot or .so Of said
leases the dseres or any o. them
that shall have full power and authority in law and aet to enter
us s to .top and prevent the further running oPsr
such shall be prescribed by the rules and BY law; that may be
adopted by Boar OF Directors Of this Association Provided how
yers by and uner the control OF SAID Boar
Tes pPS sD 1n H. am pr the without the
sng in the proper Office Of the Of this Association under the
;s ssioH the si the said a. lien SF e waived s tie
SG Commits .s S n s Revenue Provided hoTy 3
where shall be unable the foregoing lease the Board
other their judgment be
70. the purpose Ii further expressly declared ard to be
nothing ; hereby
shall
LIABILITY TO the United States Of from compliance
With the Internal Revenue laws thereof Nor shall the lessee be required
register said dsery do other act required 10 he done by
under the laws Of the United States 10 violation
thereof lessee held regarded hste for
the property thereby leased during the continuance
OF the ease.a arising from whatever.
The article provides for the regulation OF the sup
ply of liquor In the country, according TO the Judgment
of the Committee. IL Is as follows:
shall he allowed subscribe
In hi COMPANY spirits
there's and in sOkhOe shall cease to be manufacturer Of
spirits or whole part dsey, the stock
person association shall be Transferred only
OF spirit. subject approval In
Aforesaid shall desire
his shah the option
this Company shall
aforesaid sand stockhoer shall
dispose their wbonoeve The sub.
shall be inserted stock
of contract the stockholders and the COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
For other snip Ne,cs see Second Poge.l
ADDfUEn

ARRIVED.
Steamship Wisconsin DR. Williams Liverpool Aph o. and Queee
toNu ~ with mise and pass 10 v ilsms Gloa . ~,
Bari A1reta Btl 6'nswo'r Trinidad y day. win .ur'r 70 o.,
fTs ss W tof SoaYo ' 10 as ss ,r , vi.
Schf Berj Rcd Go-ory ssvaBnsh c. DAYS uA lumher
Camden Amhoy R. Co The R. proceeded to soa'h AnOsy
SER. suaossm Far'e,, El,ss.thpor, for Hartford
scr VIM Buta.a Mara Caa. rs anSsr o smp.oo C,v,
sch. w~. Rice Presley Pocll,rd Win Lime to Prov
sehr E"ge~ KsnneT Rocslani With time 10 J. " Ii,' Iant
schr A.li sO4t CSeryseN day,, with lumber snp-->
s si 6 5ss F s S.. r. r., y S,,iI
sesr Aa.Ls Br Kng,e s. Joha n B.. 10 day, with anbs's
Feb, s't' s Hal Fslan4, With lin, to J. Brown
sehr = 0...ssro, DarSoai ws,tsriy.
ses N'I wsss , We've %s.,,r Ssossorn G. for Bsspo
81, rH Rl.,.I as.is Gsr,sto.s se-H,-
s Ec w. k kiosn r S Gs ss G for Pr0''o'
sehI M9H.gG DAYTON G;ossesa' D. c.. for H.a...
sSf " Collins Collins, TosEs' Geo ss.s.s FIR H.dor
s S b Dl Ss7 % Siao cs'ts's ,'' ss
b se ca fI L. c,d-.der Townsend vlrnn,
sebr. Geo II; Hoyt crasTer, Vi,gnl
sSf Hn Ssaiie7a1' ha,s Sesss c. o, s.s
iG SS1 j i1s.Ssi T.ls.. tr,aSepo y-.I.
s sSr 4h. E Si T b kt S for S'
scbr American Chief shaw, Eizsaehport, for Boston
Schr. E1erion Patterson. BI1heibpou, for NewhAFez
schr Sea Foam Ryan BizahehpO-t, for New -IavehA
Schr. Gen Hatock, Macon Eizabehpor. foe DO stony
Schr SarahB ursle7, Barns RJndOlt, for Bristol
Schr W. II. Hamilton, Ryier. Rondou, for Boston {
Schr Massachusetts, kenenon, Ropdogt for Bosioh
Schr j. Maserson. Clayton Ronfout FOR NeFbufyport
scbr Emma Gray Alhany ior STANFORD
chr Alela Marsh. Albany. for Stamford
Schr Mehrbof Finch Havestrsr for Provicenoe
Schr Na,hl Holmes Parker. PHILADELPHIA for Bridgeport
Scbr J. Marsh. REYNOLDS, Port Johnson for Nes haEea
schr Paci6e. Neral ROnioat for aOckla'd
chr. Jas l. TrottS
Schr. Sardinia, H0lbrook. Richmond, Va
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON, s. c. May sAmved schr H. O. Hand RON rm~
delpMA
VORFIGS PORTS.
HAVANA Nay 1-Arved steamship Missouri Edwards ron se~
York.
SPOKEN.
Bark MARY - for NeaOhean May lat % ", Ion II ".
DISASTER.
LONDON s-The bark Annie Cspt Dyer from Live
poo has abandoned The crew sSs
saved and have sTnyei at an English por.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Eectra fB) Martin from Rio Janro which arrived ~ ans
Lover yesteri tS Is consigned 20 A.
A. Low Bros Crossed the equator Apn - IN on - ~ h@' sH
winds the equator ard r gaies
(of Liverpool Brokens rom santos when ~
rived tn anchored the bar yesienay t h o
Crossed equator April u lon. 30 - crossing The Gull BAD hetv
.rua thunder and Lightning. and heayy COZ tse9 sea ~aes
strong " and Z. winds With thick fog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

unuer the laws to protect himself But has trust WIN
% De tne case-the Government fails In that duty, and
s up arms for his protection, his hunters VIII
dS anu nee before the determination Of his defense
hocp5 n Of his battle and they perhaps be
peaceful and kindly nature when IL ia TOO much
suffering and wrong.
IL Is the DUTY OF the statesman to ponder vol these
facts observe wen newlyenfranehsed race as IA the
negrO-patent, industrious peaceful LOYAL and faithful
and determined when danger comes I'm the line Of
duty; thrifty acoumuave, greedy OF knowledge eager
for Advancement, temperate, ana religion md sty
whether such Is not NJ for the responsibilities and
rights of self-gOyeTnment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
The STATE or TRADE


DOMESTIC MARkE - Ro.in
wilmington n q Nav g-spnts Turpenine' 49, h'sAh'
81 asa 80 81; Crude s2Q 81 IS Tar 81 % ,a, n, Mdpr
AUGUsrA, Ga MAY G-Coion closed brud AZ 80" "
Talcs no b4les receipts go bales 80 ma. In- A, $50
IS IS; Medium Bright Wrppers 3sS.s So Wheat
hrm and .csrce at al ava an Corr e' Pf az bacon
rel TO- saelel Provisions daeI a De Clear sides Ole Hans
snrareud IS Ball Meats-shoglier, ote .s- 10 - a.
NJ &c., ,raFoar unchanged wheat doll no ~
va, az Dat. steady No .se Corn .H. qua
% 90 no 10 - 10 Ned ole Rye and Barley nonA IN
b' 40 bills Flour, iOo bush "hesL shP"eh
81 A.. bush vines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

A disturbance occurred yesterday at the
works OF the Lppiat Silver Plate and Engraving Com
pany i'll Newark. The President OF the Company. Gen
Shepherd Of NewYOrk, held possession OF the works
with Col C. H. Lewis Treasurer. and c. W. Morse. son
OF Prof Morse secretary Several directors desiring 10
these officers, attempted to take possession anu
were arrested. The brought at once before
Justice Mills, who, after investigation, dismissed H.
j. L. Sutphen was elected last evening
Newark, NJ Cox, Treasurer, and +. c. Harris Keeoru
inc Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
Several Bavarian soldiers,
who had

Several Bavarian soldiers, who bad
been held prisoners by the French, being dis
charged recently escorted far the frontier by
"A detachment commanded by Captain of Zouayes who
treated them with Il kindness which in such cases has
been found to be the exception and not the rule When
tie party about 10 separate this Captain spoke 10
a from Munich in fluent German and requested
him. II he ever should have the chance, 10 rtmrnbcr
him 10 the Duke MaKniian Of Bavaria adding That the
Duke had been his foster father and bcnriactor He
gave his Bal. the Bavarlan took the nesSI &C.
and learned that Ba had been one four negro bows
whom Duke MdAimlLtu 30 years before, had Drought
Egy pit ana educated az his expense Ills IN
gusiic nttiumrnts valuable that lac was after
ward employed Interpreter 10y the German Embassy
Cairo, where 80 nulSrO ucLtly entered the French
army aud 80 became a CAPTAIN OF LOuaNcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
A NEW LINE OF WEST INDIA STEAMERS.
Bismarck,s new title Of Prince is hereditary.

Bismarcks new title Of Prince is hereditary,
Out can only be assumed by the eldest OF the family
20 each generation The title IN fun is, His Serene
Ilshhess, the Prince Won marckSchOenhausen." 1t
asserted that the present income 81 the Chancellor s
hCi IN accordance with his princey rank aud there is
A "I ADDITIONAL dover for the title from the Crown.
=. Capt. Ward and force of police last even
E aehg under warrants Issued by Justice Scott made
uSeAts on the houses Of prostitution Nos ~ Canast
a $50 DVlslon-s and arrested Al persons, all OF whom
'e'S locked w Al the EldIl0ge-st. Police Station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

Burs Tbos Cunun ybsz Richard Grshsn Jas &evsr Prom My
Oriesns-hr W. H. Henning children, and servsnn Nh -
ODonoghoue children and Dr. BALDWIN wife and
Mrs Rdg.vsy Mis-. Clancy sister Greenwood H. CnsH
more e. A. Armstrong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May &, lS7l-7:30 p. IN.
Synopsis Jor he past t'renit four hours.
The barometer continues high on the Pacific
Coast with pleasant weather. The lowest pressure still
Remaining in Maine The barometer has risen mewhat,
only % fall again west and south Of Pennsylvania.
2resh nOrheastery winds have prevailed during Mon
Nay on Lakes Michigan and Superior; sOutherly winds
1ron Georgia to Texas and cloudy weather, with east
CRY winds IN the Ohio valley. The temperature is very
S0W on Mount washington, with "a westerly gale. The
Ealing barometer reported Sunday evening in Vir
- Hla ana the ONO valley, passed eastward during the
hgi with light rains IN southern Illinois and Maryland
IrOb1bithcS
Cloudy weather ami perhaps rains will probably be
JrrLcsd on Tuesday IN the ONO Valley and the Middle
etaics, but 10 high winds anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
NLU STEAMSHIP LINES.
AN ITALIAN PROJECT.

means of subsidies from the Italian Gov
N'fumcnt two new steamship lines 10 ply between
Europe and America, from Genoa to the ports Of
oOlh America, the other between Leehorn or Genoa
~ NeWNork On the voyage TO New York the steamers
VI etop az ports in France, SPAIN Portugal, and else
49, me stock OF the companies II held mainly
v CdpFalsts IN Italy, and IL is expected that the
1.',neIh me viii be known the ItalO-
n,l.il'ah Steamship Company. Packets win also
- vh the principal Italian ports 10 the East Indies
4t h anticipated that the projected route viii prove
o. l' economical one from the United states TO India
-. -. any mat II now known, inasmuch the cost Of
tatlOn Will not be great by the Pacific
11.Hvad ana connecting steamship lines. Four first
'est viii constitute the northern line at the out
- ana IL Is expected that the line will De in practical
Np'iauHn by the expiration OF year
NEW LINE OF WEST INDIA STEAMERS.
Following the example of the BremeE and
American Steamship Company the Hamburg Packet
company has just established a line between Hamburg
Shd Aspnwal Three Clydo-built iron steamships with
slhes OF the most approved pattern TO be known as
ut BOrussla, Capt stahl the Bavaria Cant Khle vein
shd the 1euOnia Capt Milo have been placed upou the
route They Will leave Hamburg on The a4th az each
month, Gaining Tor passengers and mails al Crimsbv and
hayfe They Will then sail directly for ST. Thomas and
Stef touching ~ IAguayra, Puerto Cabeuo and Cura
Gao, viii reach AspiBwal on the Path the
a. just month. Tie arrival the 2lth viii allow con-
the ports the West Coast OF South America and ,,
Tie 18th for ManZauiO, Acapulco and San Fraueiscn
Inr steamers all 200 tuns, and the sateroOms and
cabins are specially fitted for service In warm enates
~ u expected that nearly all the emigration to the Pa
Nihc otates will 20 by thl. route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
ANNIVERSARIES TO-DAY.

The Reform League meets at Steinway Hall
at lOt a. In and at Union League Hall az p. Ill. Wen
dell Phillips Julia Ward Howe Lucretia Mott Frederick
Douglass and others VIII speak.
Tie American and Foreign Christian Union holds its
Anniversary at u y. No. at Association Hall. Chancellor
Crosby Dr. c. D. FOs and others will make addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
A MAINE OPINION.

"Now is the time to put in your early
Spring candidates for the Presidency Tins Is what te
makers Of political almanacs ought 10 say, nut they
don't metcoroogy having reference to the past ana mol
the future We have counted as many a SIX canllaes
in one papernO extraordinary paper Tor presenting
candidates, either. one Of the candidates mentioned
lived in Indiana two in Massachusetts, and the others
are eQuably distributed to the rest Of the country Inc
State that hasn't at least one candidate is be
hind the times One OF these gentlemen Is
a PrOtectionist two are Free Traders, one Is a
Revenue RefOrmer" holds the three main positions
on the tariff question with prasewOrthy impartdlty
and one is 'smer." IL is idle to say that no Rcpubh
can but Grant be elected. On the issues OF 1865
which are 10 he presented again III 1872 any Republican
candidate who either VIGOROUSLY and absurdy IN
competent a Of dsrcputabc character, can IN all
probability be elected by almost large majority as
our Electoral ticket received in 1868 But from present
appearances Gen. Grant is the only man whose election
would be sure beyond the possibility OF doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
THE DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
GEN. GRANT.


Two months ago Gen. Grant was sharply
criticised in Republican quarters To-day much OF
this criticism is dlssrmed and the President Is uhes
tOpably stronger both i'll Republican party and be-
fore the people than he then. The TACT ougnt 10
warn against hasty and premature Judgment Ana thee
is the less reason for jumping 10 conclusions since the
unnstakahe drift Of public opinion viii at the proper
time manifest ITSELF and relieve the politicians OF much
of the anxiety and responsibility with which lAey are
burdeued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
n1ssENGERS 1RRIgED.

vpov u,yAyAn steamship Bea1iIe Ma W. AR =. ~.
ftoh "a ,,,l n mon sue James L. Nhppc Mira l. beah
P"n'o ELI Ne MIran. Haucolu Mr. bal Nafona hsnc-ei
,''i t h. luau si, Marie El, As Auaa Ie''u nani
-" .'f 49,. ,r. Antonio Garcia b,ta, brl. Nic cA "
,,l.o Too, gulo Peer Gilmore Juan Ho-@ Aisae' '~%