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H I PEIDDY tsa candidate lor -41-So.-
f4-tor. before the nominating tonN'A-
RON lime ~, lN42
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FoR SALE.

SIXTY ONE BUILDING BOTS-0n Her-
- nando street hallway. ut PUBLIC SALE.
Wednesday morning. Cd inst. at 10 o'clock,
on premises. DoNOHO = BGLKLEH,
mN1N 81 Madison street,
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WANTS.

r UfBER-To furnish contractors with any
L. quantity OF pine building lumber Apply
10 j. W. MOORES & CO., 81 'front.' ~.
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MOSQUITOES.

PLuMBNG, SO Second street,
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NFOgWATION-EETHA-FREE CAE Liek-
ETs. AZ u 0idee, CD morning q
SALE SIETN-ONE LOlS on Ee!nAlDo
street Ealway, wednesday u inst. Hecau-
gerlfsanenf elsewhere
DOSOUO q BULKLEf,
mVTq - Madison street.
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HAYS is candidat z lurOounly
y coTIerror. subject TO the decision OF lEr
N--.erffe Convention. az
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DrRCHASERS-For those beautiful lois on
fernando street Railway, Al PUBLIC
SALT. next Wednesday, I'D inAL. see cur
r.ostera. see advertisement i'm aHothe- col
6mn 81 these SINTX-ONE LOTS.
nONOHO BULKLENr
mv1Q ~ M"adf-5uasloeL
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TWO bDTs-situated IN the city OF Helena.
i Arkansas, together with the Improve
mentS, consisting OF a dwelling containing
six rooms, and an Office v ith two rooms. This
property Is pleasantly located in the upper
part OF the city. near The river, and is a high
and dry location. Apply 20
J.. y. FALLS NOS Front street,
Memphis. Tennessee.
Or Capt. NJ. r. SAUNDERS. Helena. mylS
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nOON-O one furnished front room, al 10 De
Is 80 srreat. mNLs
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HFLP- have on hand help 81 al HHds,
III white and cOl0reu. CAN Ell
r---rs WRI ARDS. o. Jefferson -.
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D n BOARD.

nOKRD-In a private family Tor dye car
u uenters. Address,
mv6 CARPENTER, this Office.
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FOR RENT-

EROST ROOMS, with board; pleasant sum
L mer location; ~ Main street, between
linden and POnL0toc. apis
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N-~AR WOODBRIDGE Is a cano1es.S ~
,CSEbe sction of the Democratic County SoA-
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
FOR ARKANsAS RTVFR-

Memphis and River Packet
COmpauy-U.S Mail LinG.
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
THOs. H ALLEN --.E Eugene Smith. master
This elegant steamer viii leave
lMONDAT, May 11th. at 5 pm
W KENNEDY, Agent,
OGice on COmpany's WharfbOat, foot Court ST.
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TWOSTORN BRICK RESIDENCE Cen
4 tIally located in fine repair; now rent
ing tor slu9 per annum 10 drst-class tenant:
uue perfect. Price. sleogB; One-half six
months, balance 7, , and years. Address,
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A GENT-Phtladelpnia Tag Company 3D..
a - -outh Third street. Fn1lad1lpGld, I,l-
s~vIaaia. Good reference %an1e1. 81. -
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~EORGE 4 POWELL = q eaulldtLS t.t
T TavNoIiector for shelby county Nu1l71
-, or Ena IamDcraflc c0nNrf.-'A-
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Letter Carriers of New York gave their
fifth annual ball a Irving Hall last night Despite the
unfayOrable weather the attendance was good.
At the Methodist Preachers Meeting, yes
terday the Roy Dr. Butler, lately assigned to the Mis-
sion work in Mexico gave interesting account Of the
state OF missions there.
At the regular monthly session of the Con-
gregational Union, yesterday, at Room No. co Bible
House an interesting discussion took place the sub
jeet OF " Giving as an Act OF Worship
At well-attended meeting of the friends of
Bethany Institute for Womans Christian WOrk-an In
-ttutrn for preparing for missionary ehara-
bic work. cheering report was rendered, last night
Edmund Yates lectured last evening, to a
large audience nt stenway Hall, upon The British
Parliament" The speaker gave many CHARACTERISTIC
Incidents and anecdotes Of the more notable members OF
the House OF Commons
A meeting of representatives, from the Con-
gregaional Churches OF NewYork aud Brooklyn will be
held in the Church OF the Pilgrims, Brooklyn at p
to-day to form committee for the supervision OF church
work IN this vicinity.
The Rev. John Hall, pastor of the Fifth
ave. Presbyterian Church, delivered an interesting
lecture on Irish Character" az the Greenpon Pres
byeran Church. last night. including brief illusions to
Mr.. FrOude and Father Burke.
FOR other N,r, Third Pog,.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
COMMENTS ON THE MESSAGE.

FEW OPINIONS EXPRESSED Ykr-susrfOItp ~,
rsNpFNCY TOWARD CAPITALIZATION -EA-
rlsNsIVE RECOMMENDATIONS 10" iN'N'''''
IMPROVEMENTS.
tpY rELroRsrn To TuB TWBuNEl
WASHINGTON. Dec. at is too early yet to
Gather the opinions Of public men in Washington III re
sarl 10 the Presidents message Many ala not listen
10 IT, aud those who dd require day or Two TO dgeN'
4 before they express an opinion few representa-
live men Of all parties lingering the halls OF Congress
er the adjournment or meeting each other IN the cor
rldors OF the hotels gave their first impressions with
e reserve and these were almost as diverse as the men
who made them were numerous. The President seems
TO have surprised everybody with the length OF the mes
sage and with the minute summaries II contained OF the
dAerent Department reports At first it seemed COM
monpace TO most OF those who listened 10 H. pu' Oh
analyIingn IL they found that IT contained some very
startling Recommendations One Of the most striking oi
these IS that which looks TO gigantic system Of Internal
improvements. prominent Western representative
discussing this point and others IN the midst Of knot
Of his party friends, remarked that II this Mes
sage had been published before the election
il would have defeated Grant by its extravaganza
Pennsyvanan. who was one OF the company, replied
that the President had been strongly urged TO make
these recommendations by Southern and western men
that he had yielded to tne well knowing that the tenn
Der of Congress was such that such extravagan re-
Communications would be acted upon The postal tele-
graph and postal savings bank recommendations
also surprised many. II they come UP during
the present session they viii meet with the most deter
mined opposition both within and without the Admins
ration party Liberal Republican, who took leading
part n the late campaign, thought he discovered IN he
portions OF tho message touching postal teegraphy,
internal improvements, and census IN 1870, eh9ehCg
10 Capitalization greater than any that has before
ITSELF The future policy of the Administration espec
when a President has Just received ~ reolectlon, nc
said is generally fereshadOwed IN the Message II
tins Message gives any insight into Cen Grants I
ture pocy II is 10 be in which the great moneYeo
Interests Of the country TO be the first TO be reeog
nzed and I'm which the extent OF the eVl service Is 10 M
greatly enlarged by bringing under the management OF
the General Government certain kinds of business and
certain great enterprises which private capal mas
cen Grant probably never thought That his Message
would looked &C. at all as an index OF the future o
any policy of the Administration expressed on Us
face.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
A STRANGE SUICIDE.

CONCORD, n. H., Dec. 2.-liorace B. Page, a
young man supposed be from Tacoma, shot himself
through the head to-day the reading Of the Eagle
Hotel where he had asked permission 20 write some
letters One Of the letters he had iu5t written gave d
rectons about disposal Of his body asking that his
brother al Laeonla should be informed and the other
was follows: -.
CoSooRD n H. Dee 2-Ie time when contemplate The
deed tremb not strange II you hold an inquest on
verdict Of insau say ahef thA wish u
longer have been tTead and It more than can bear
I don inoW What say
On the back was written: .
Pred hope yOa the letter wrote Sunday This Al
have 10 u D. TAsk
Nothing is known Of him here. An inquest Is deemed
1nua
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.

PRESIDENT THEIRS REQUESTS HIS MINISTER'S TO
WITHDRAW THEIR RESERVATIONS - He
AGREES 10 REMAIN IN OFFICE HIMSELF.
PARIS. Monday. Dec 2, 1871.
Two Cabinet councils, each Of long duration,
we're held yesterday. After full deliberation upon
the situation, NJ Theirs finally agreed to remain in
the Presidency if the Ministers who rendered their
designations yesterday, would withdraw them, and
the latter consented TO the proposal of the Pres-
dent.
1t is reported that Gen. DucrOt has been sum-
moned to Versailles TO reply to tsaccusing him
Of preparing his troops to act in hostile attitude TO
the Government in case of crisis, and of issuing
circulars to the 0enddrmere in his district ordering
them to make inquiry into the political opinions of
the inhabitants The De6ats says the fact that Gen.
Ducrot is in possession Of an important command is
not reassuIing to those who fear coup.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
THE STORM.

Ibe storm which has prevailed for several
days along The Atlantic coast has caused number Of
wrecks Dispatches from various points along The sea.
coast announce additional disasters From Norfolk
comes the intelligence that the steamer Gen sedgwck
was towed into that port by the propeller Seminole.
The sedgwick had lost her propeller In o gale Tue
schooner Allen Middleton Of Warren, H. L. went ashore
on Sunday evening. al Fire Island, the south shore of
Long Island. She DfOke up almost so high
was the surf The crew were saved with the exception
OF the steward who was froz'n 20 death. She WAS
loaded with coal ffOD Baltimore, and bound Lest
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

was received with sp,les-not OF approyal-upon tho
Republican side W the Senate. senator Roc aekcu per
m seton TO introduce resolution asking the Ires1en.
Tor information touching request that troops ne to'
into Arkansas Mt. Edmunds Objected. " mas n.on ~
asccrtain0d that the Governor OF MhshSas
has. within a week ten dave, Rppuou ~
The President FOR United Statea troops, M, hn'
Il is believed that the Government contcmplaos ~ ali
ng TO the request Mr. Rices resolution ashs ~" "s %
the information on the subject I'm the Irclu'hl a.
session. Mr. sumner made an unsueee .sul N',Ii ~. ou
Get his supplementary civil Rghis pl,I ih frbds
ate hnt was nreVcnted by Joint rule whloh ~" % 49,,
The passagc OK any bi during the nisi 1n.s nS Mes
session After a rcccSH hour, the lTts".nt g.
80, errivr and when IL had been read, thc Seh"'0
adjourned, , IN ,o,r a rcsolntion I'm
no senate tomorroV, that that ooA a,qli,n, -, ~
"Wednesday as a marx of respect 20 tue "o""'' VI NV
N llIlllpN.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
Balances
Nov. -. Receipt
POLICE NOTES.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
Michael R and James Murphy charged with robbery IN u p't
stolen els Lshn. Decision esefso
aud Charles Dsh pleaded guilty Of an sitemp grand
bnrgiry IN the hfs
tbFre
Detectives Heidelberg and Dks of Police Head
Michael Harms ~ of No. n Tbompsons {es
fsTdsy charged w6 having stolen quBnt Of valuable lars
hs employers Phillips 81 No. ~ Gr.tnssIi snl bo
Johs fber t 10 Hyenss a. Grand and hespsos s
charged rh soaouslr reesi,ng the sos goods he nms Of h
s,et Eshsf Which had steies iron ths sfa
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

ALBANY, Dec. 2.-The Senate met at A p.
m to take mp the ofJustce Curtis, but there we're
only eleven Senator'S present-not quorum-and re
cess was taken until p M, when reassembling the
following Senators answered 10 their names Adams,
Baker, Bowen, gFoster, Graham, Lowery MeGowan'
Perry Robertson, Tiemann, Wagner, Weisnann.
winslow. d. z. Wood, ana j. Wood. There not being a
quorum on motion OF Mr. Robertson the Senate ad-
Ourned till m. tomorrow. The counsel appearing
for Justice Curtis Henry Smith. exJudge hoDeIl
COchrane Charles l.. Crosby, and III. @. Dennison.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
sERIous INDIAN TROUBLES.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Dec. 2.-The news from the
scene of war between the United states troops and the
camp Of the Madocs shows that The trouble Is much
serious than the first reports indicated The Indians at
tackled the Thule Lake settlement and killed three men.
The women, however escaped to the adjoining settle
ment, being obliged to walk the entire dstanee-nine
miles The Cover lor has been called for State aid,
the settlers being short OF arms and ammunition. J. ID.
Appegate goes to the lake TO settlers Of the i'm
pendipg danger
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

STRIKE OF sTOKEas IN THE LoNDoN GAS WORKS.
LONDON monday, Dec. 2, 1877.
All the stokers employed by four or five of
the largest gas companies the city have struck work.
ostensbly because OF their number nniustly
discharged. The directors Of the companies warn the
public little gss possible until the trouble 10
and
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
AN rNsoLyENT INSURANCE COMPANY.

At the request of the directors of the Corn
Exchange Insurance Company Wm {. Dewey ono OF
the directors brought suit yesterday, before Judge
Leonard In the Supreme Court for the purpose OF hay-
ing a receiver appointed TO wind up the affairs OF the
Company. Judge Leonard appointed VIM. r. Foster re-
celver The capital Of the Company is s2Oocoo and the
surpus about $4,000 Its losses by the Boston re were
tl4OOoo and ts liabilities including unearned premiums,
rH mn
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

RESIGNATION or THE MINISTER OF FINANCES.
VIENNA, Monday, Dec. 2, 1874
IL is reported that Count Won Lonyay,
Minister OF Finances OF the Empire. has rendered his
resignation, which has been accepted The Minis
ters remain In the Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
rRoMlSBSr ARRIVALS.

FInh drcpue Hoi,l-Senntor Goldthwait ~ Alabama,
Hon Msitsson o unes the Hon ~ Nelson o Poeghts'P
Dr. ~ Efrfgc L D. ~ ft John ~ Neuhufg auf J. l1nft
smith u Buao...a k6hoas HoTbs Hon O. url u Qho
n. N. Iathorn Congre-nnaB elect Of Bsraioga, Ne Hon
q. A. Dsnn.ipn ef Goshen Y, ,pd g. r. gfYs
yaDss The Hon q. w. winaes Goshen ~.
Hors,Gen Alfred u. Terry Hous,
J. Abbott arsn of London. 0tv
Hoass1he Hon. H. A. shshen. NJ o. of Louidsns, snl y T.
Alrord of Indisna New York H0tca W " Bartlett %
Massachusetts, sni Cot w. kiesst o. Paris dstor Motse-rhs
Hon Charles stanford Of Schenectady d. ID w Bs of Wshugn
Mrhal PARKS ~ Norfolk Wooifpri Wssfnisfr
oken Jsmss Barnett of Cleveland sBd Col william Godsrl Of
TriVi
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

ao,., xrcohs are reported in the roFon OF nsrnegs
J. brig went ashore onc.haf nile sontn =, hs ,ne
Telegraph stston at SANDY Hook yeseIupS I nv y, ths
receiving Immediate assistance eho WIS 'o"'" W "'
aiiN
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
TILE ELEmoRAL COLLEGE.

ron WHOM SHALL THE GREELEY tLhcroR
CAST THEIR yOfEs.
The Chairman of the Liberal Republican National
Committee yesterday tclegraphcd to the various
Greeley Electors that under the mourniui and tragic
circumstances which attend their meeting, their
votes should. in accordance with the suggestion IN
Yesterdays TRIBUNE, be cast for Gen. Grant and
GOV. Gratz Brown. Tho Chairman of the Demo
cratic National COMMITTED has issued q card doclin-
ing to make any recommendation whatever TO the
Electors Tho Nep- York Herald expresses views
similar 20 those advanced in yesterdays TRIBUNE;
while The World urges that the votes of tho Greeley
Electors for President he east blank.
ADDRESS FROM TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

EHALL's CELEBRATED SAFES, 81 years before
public loss from thieves The largest assortment o
safes the eounry at lj and 3I BroadSAy, n. \.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

A-Citizens and strangers who desire an
business Hat Of quality should EsPxs
ohEID manufactures lIB Nasssns.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER. YrsTBapAy At nCgIssoNs ~ PARK
now.
Dap.-a0o Eoot-iio m.-4uo hdnigbt-'l'
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

Visit L. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyelne
ORes $50 Bo,issy near A.s Of Broon branch
s BIo,dsr dresses aN saoques ces feathers gloves k bsaa
ufuly cleaned, coats pants. vests. cleaned ike new
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF JUDGE NELSON
RAPID TRANSIT FOR DOCUMENIs-LlbbhAL
REPUBLICAN POLICY.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. p lel

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEI
WASHINGTON Monday, Dec. 2, 1917.
A report, the accuracy OF which seems beyond ques
tioD came from the White House, today that AssOcIate
Justice Nelson Of the United States Supreme Court had
rendered his resignation to the President Judge Nelson
over 80 years age and his last official act was the
signing the Treaty Of Washington, in the negotiation
msSioners The supreme Court, with the ChieJustice
the head made the usual official call on the President
al the beginning Of regular term, to-day.
An excavation has been made in the embankment sup
porting the Senate wing OF the Capitol for the erection
OF Brisbane's pneumatic tube, which s TO the
Capitol with the Government printing Office aud will be
used for tho Transmission Of documents and mes
sages. The tube will be completed In about a
month. The articles TO be sent through It
will be packed in large wooden spheres which Will roll
through the tube rapdity when the
hausted at either end. The plan is experiment. and
It's trial is looked upon with considerable interest by SCI
enti6c II IT proves successful IL ia thought that il
viii go toward solving the important problem OF the
papd transportation of letters and newspapers between
the great cities Of the country.
WHAT'S 20 be the policy the Liberal Republicans is
question that has been asked hundred times at the
Capitol to-day and which very few competent to
answer One OF the most influential Of the Liberal Re
pubeans said this afternoon: " speak only for my
self but 1 have FUZZY determined what course
I shall pursue l SHAH neither ally my
self with party that is bound to support
every forward by the Administration, nor
with party that will oppose measure simply because
il emanates from the White House. shall be independ
ent giving the cordial support 10 every Admins
traOn measure which believe TO be just and right and
cal debates will be ont Of place this session. and shall
not allow myself TO be drawn 1utO acrimonious discus
sion on any subject shall keep in view the principles
laid down at Cincinnati, and shall not lose an oppor
tunity TO secure their triumph
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
iAnhoaBosmenui
BURNETT's FLAvoRNG ExTRACTs.-The best.


"HoYoR AND FAME FROM 40 CONDITION
that Ksox in selling the ladies his magnificent F'n fu
s5d 10 the sentemsn his beautiful Winter styles OF Hats ac well bis
psr theeis Queson Make purchases No. 22 Brodsa
or at his elegant store snder the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

SCALP DISEASES, dandruff, falling, loss and
unely srsv hair unnatural Of the Dnpiy
moth patches eEles aud cured BY Dr. b. PERKY Denna
tolosist, No ~ Boni-st, NewTort-
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

THREE PER CENT CERTIFlCAIES-THE PREsI-
DENTS HOURS.
lGENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
The Secretary of the Treasury calls in the 8 por
cent certificates from 1865 to Nov o. 1863 OF the
denominations OF 5000 EACH numbered from 517s to
lO3 uclusiye and of the denomination Of $4,000, and
numbered from 1901 10 4s22 inclusive. The amount Of
the certificates described Is jO0O0 upon which the in
teTest ceases Jan. 81, 1873.
During the coming Winter, in order to facilitate bust
ness coming before him much possible, the Presi
dent will devote from 10 to Il o'clock Of each day. except
"a 10 o'clock of each afternoon, except Tuesdays and
Fridays when Cabinet meetings held, he will receive
by card The business hours OF his office will be from 10
O'Clock a. Ia. to y. IA.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

THE CHAMBERLAIN's STATEMENT.
City Chamberlain Palmer makes the follow
ing statement OF receipts, payments and balances Tor
the week ending Nov. 40, 1871:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
WASHINGTON.
nr nrrNINn or rnE 1rsS1ON.

. orIsr nay AND USUAL coon fFEIiNG -
GREETINGS IN THE uou sE--REsoLunoN ~
noNSfk OF HoRACE GRSFLEY--GEN. BANkS'S
HFsiSNATION NOT ACCEPTED-TllE CREDIT
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-The December term Of the
Circuit Court and Court oyer and Terminer for West
chester County which was announced 10 open yesterday
morning did NOT open TN about p.m owing 10 the de-
teniion OF Justice Pratt IN New-IOrk. The opening
business was postponed til to-day.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

RIcHMoND.-At the last meeting of the Board
OF County Supervisors the bills Of the several towns
were audited and many OF the county Official accounts
were found short The county money win remain In
the hands ~ the Supervisors until satisfactory eXpla
nation Is given.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26

The COMMERCIAL says it did not suppress
the case before Esquire Publ in which the ne
oro Rufus Burris confessed to have received an
illegal tax receipt from Charles ID. Agnes
negro: but published it its second edition. 1t
NAV have published made UP report; but We
find it did suppress the names Of Mesrs Pickel
Provost and Gallagher. whose names were in
cluded in the testimony. and gave the case much
Of its importance. We understand that there Is
a large number Of forged and illegal receipts in
the hands of negroes many of whom will no
doubt get into trouble by attempting TO vote on
them. Ifthe negroes will not take warning and
avoid the use of receipts put in their hands ty
political tricksters they will have to take the
consequences.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-26


FoA Glsr1EY.-M. John Masqs ofwood
lawn, Fairfax county. vs.a strong Csion Ian az
lafias the war, and consistent Republican W
to this time, wriles'
will take this opportunity to answer qdes-
ton that is repeatedly asked, "How are yo1,
going to voter" Until very recently ! had
concluded not 10 vote at all, BECAUSE could not
reconcile Mr.. Greeley seinng the candidate Of
my old party, with whom his whole career had
been in bitter hostility. ! have thought for
some time the old Republican party had been
in power long enough for the safety Of the pub,
lie money. Recent events in regard to larsia!
appropriations. as II as the frauds practiced
in the late elections, have brought me to 9e
conclusion that cannot conscientiously remain
neutral. Under the circumstances have,
the, efore concluded TO nail the banner Of Cree
ley and Brown to my masthead ard keep ii
flying there until after the election.