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Members of State Central Committee.

memBerH 0i SLate CeHtfal Committee
yRoE sTATE At IARGE.
Tom Bynum, A. H. NAV,
J H. Kennard, W n. Mercer
F. Il. Hatch, 1. F. Generes.
J. B. Walton, T. OCOnnOr.
Andrew McCollum.
FRoH PARISHES.
Ascension General ALLEN THOMAS.
Assumption. B. WHITTINGTON.
AvOyeIles-W. x. JOHNSON.
Baton Rouge, Bast-J. n. MCCULLEN.
Baton Rouge, Vest. L. LOBDELL
BssBier-J. r. GRIFFIN.
Bienville-W. HIGHTOWER,
Cameron-TANSEY,
Catahoula-WADE YOUNG.
ConcOrdia-General ZEB YORK.
CaddO-S n. ASHER
Carroll-JOHN B. WILLIAMS.
Claiborne-JAMEs C. EGAN.
DeSOtO-T. J. WILLIAMS JK
Felciana, East-G. W. MUNDAY
Fehciana, West-DUNCAN STEWART
franklin. ". WILLIS
Ibers-DAVID EER
Grant-W- R. RUTLAND.
IbeTvie-C. A. BRUSLB.
JeffersOn-S L. henry.
Livingston-T. q. DAVIDSON
Lafourche-LOUIS BUSH.
MorehOuse-W. T. BLANCHARD
Madis0u-A ". CRANDALL.
FatchitOches-C. J. B. PUCKETTF.
First ward-F. s. WASHINGTON.
Second Wsrd-H-A BURKE.
Third Ward-M LARDNER
Fourth Ward-GBoRGB HDNGBSSER.
Fifth WaTd-E. W. KAVANAGH.
Sixth Ward-A. A. KBR
Seventh WRrd-PAT SWAN.
Eighth Ward-M. CARROLL.
Ninth Ward-A. WALLACE.
Tenth Ward-L. L. DAVIS.
Eleventh Waru-R. n. OGDEN.
Twelfth WBTd-R L. PRESTON.
Thirteenth Ward-J A. MORAN.
Fourteenth WRrd-C. B. FISH.
Fifteenth Ward-B. WHIT EMORE.
OuRchita-R. w. RICHARDSON.
Plaque emines-E LAWREECE.
POinte CCupee-W. L. JEWELL.
Rapides-J. g. WHITE.
Red River-T. K. PAXTON.
Richland-E J. LAWRENCE.
Sabine. F. SMITH
St Bernardo. =. SLOANARER
St Charles. W CANNBY.
st Hell na-S D. RICHARDSON.
ST. James-B. SCASEEL.
St John Baptist
ST. Landry-L,sn. PRESCOTT.
St Mary-T. J. FOSTBR.
St Martiu-L, 3. LALOIRE.
st. Tammany-A. CHBVALLOS.
TangipahOa-T. N. TERRY.
TerFebOne-DUkCAN s. CAGE.
TenBas-T. P. FARRAR
Vermiion-W. MOUT0N.
Vernon. R SMART,
WRshingtOn-HARDY RICHARDSON.
WebstRr-L g. EEAL
Winn-J. q, MCBAEN
Headquarters OF liberal Party, 10. IS Carondelet
street. Ruls law
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Liberal State Central Committee.
President-TOM BYEUM.
VICE PRBsIDBNTs:
J. H&ssinger, J. H. Kennard,
General Allan Thomas, E. Lawrence,
J. G. White.
A. Hero, Jr., secretary.
Thad. Waterman, assistant secretary.
J. H, Kennard, corresponding secretary.
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
G. McRae selph, chairman and treasurer;
B.. W.N Mercer, A. H May,
L. F. Generes n. S. Washington,
BIEcUrIvE COMMITTEE:
F. H. Hatch, J. B. Walton.
+. A. Burke, E. P Rareshide
a. A. Ker, r. L. Preston,
J. Hassinger, Bffngham Lawrence
c. A. Brusle.
COMMITTEE on CORRESPONDENCE:
J. D. Blair J. H. Kennard,
W. n. Mercer.
comarTEH ON CONFERENCE:
7. Bynum, }. Hassinger,
All. May.
COMMITTEE on PRINTING:
J. Hassinger, L. L Davis,
IA Moran
coxsuTrEE on RReIsTRAT1oy:
N. Carroll. E. A. Burke,
T. O'Connor J. B. Walton,
COMMITTEE on ACCOUNTS:
c. McRae selpA. J. D. Blair,
George Nungesser.
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PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.

We, the Liberal Party of the State Of Louisiana
in Convention assembled, hereby proclaim and
adopt the following our platform of principles,
essential to the redemption of our beloved State
from the evils Of misgovernment, and tending to
the restoration of just, wise and patriotic rule
the vim dication Of the rights Of the sovereign
people,
/ We recognize the platform Of the Cincinnati
Convention of the Liberal Republicans as ratified
and indOrsed by the National Democratic COnven-
ton, as eminently iudicOus and representing the
sympathies and needs Of our State and country.
and we recognize in the ma tiona standard bearers
Of the great Peoples Party Horace Greeley and.
Benjamin Grstz Brown, men of sterling worth,
capable of restoring the government to the sim,
picity and purity of its earlier years, when Wash.
ington, Adams and Je ferson were guardians of our
liberties. We therefore pledge them our undi-
vided and earnest support.
2. We recognize the political and civil rights of
all men, and pledge ourselves to maintain them
and we invite all men, with ont regard to past po
Htiesl differences, to unite with US in our honest
effort to accomplish such saIutary reforms as are
now or may be demanded by the people. -.
3. We demand that our State government shall
be administered justly and economically; and to
that end We pledge ourselves to, the abolition of
useless Offices, the reduction Of exorbitant salaries
of officials, the early redemption of the legal obi
cations of the State and the reduction Of taxation
as speedily as possible.
4. We demand that laws shall be enacted for the
punishment Of bribery, and that the powers of the
executive be diminished, being inconsistent with
republican institutions and subyersive Of the
wishes Of the people.
5. RecOgnizingpublic education as an imperative
necessity and guardian f ourliberties, we pledge
ourselves to maintain generous and benefcent
free school system, which shall be extended to
every portion of the State and embrace 10 it's priv
hege5 the children of all classes and we shall de-
mand strict economy and performance of duty
on the part Of school offcials
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
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PLAIN TALK TO THE PEOPLE
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MR.. GREELEY AT PORTLAND
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Fathers of political Eght-Trans-par

T
Il see by the news from North Carolina
that the same system of judicial interfer-
ence first set in motion here was used
there" This was the expression of a great
lover Of fair play, and a native of the State,
whose proclivity IN this direction had often
led him into error
80, that's all bOsh," replied favored
Grant man; that's only talk Of the beaten
party. North Carolina's ours. We intend
to carry this election, for we've got the
money to do it."
and when we hav'nt the money" was
the suggestion of another Grant man, I'VE
have pledges, promises and perquisites."
But, refer to the plan Of federal inter
ference in elections" replied the North
Carolina man. THE federal officials have
got the whole thing down to dot. In
every Southern State, or great Southern
city, you will find United States marshal
who is simply Grant factotum, a collector
of the port who is another, a collector of
revenue who is one more. In each one of
the thirteen Southern States these fellows,
I've noticed, are all in the same boat. The
marshal serves the writs after he has pro
cured them to be issued, yand the news
shows thousands of writs of arrest we're
issued, and deputy marshals sent with them
broadcast all over tha State, just ss they
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PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS AND AGENTS
FOR THE BARSTOW COOKING RANGE,
116 POydras, uGNt door TO Camp street,
Dealers in Plumbing and Gas Fitting Materials
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
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COTTON TIE PATENTS EXTENDED
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INTENSE HEAT AT NEW YORK
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SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
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WASHINGTON.

Grants Flying Visit to the CapitnI-Ap-
pOintments YesteFdny-MetalIic Cotton
Ties PardOns - Conscience Money
Ra
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

The arrest OF negroes in South Carolina for be-
longing to ku-kinx organizations has always been
puzzle to the uninitiated. bnt a correspondent
from that State explains the matter very briefly.
The trouble with the colored men who have been
arrested has been that they have voted the Con-
servative ticket and refused to submit to the die
txtion of the carpet-basgers. For this they have
been denounced by the secret negro leagues as
Km-Klux, arrested and committed to prison. thus
serving ss warning to all colored men who refuse
to acknowledge allegiance 70 the leagues They
are generally poor, ignorant men; and II by bribe
ry or through fear they can be induced to become
witnesses against their fellow prisoners. the fact
that they have voted with the Democrats, 1t is con-
sidered. will have great significance when the
trials some of. GRANTS officials in South Caro-.
lima do not appear to have learned yet that the
habenS corpus is once more in force in this coun
try. We are informed that arbitrary arrests con
| tinue to be made a. usual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
educational.
University Of Pannsy,vania.

The mex tierm Va the Department Of Arts AMI
he UsrArtnleat ut Science, Will begin on Monday.
ept. l6th at At 10 =. IN.
The new University building on Locust stree
vest Of 3hh str eet, will he opened, for the his.
im-. tor tho reespt,"n 1t students. IN that day.
In the Department nf Arts. the usual College
.aurse win the large ch lee IT elective studi,s
er-t fore pursued will he continuat.
Che bepar m.nt OF science l. IA new organIJa
ION IN charso of ii distinct Faculty. Tn. hssisp
IS, after giving IA younE man a tautouSh training
n preliminary studies 10 iford him special
PRACTICAL il s.ruotion. either in Chemistry. apnie,
o the arts. or in GEOLOGY and Mining. or in Civi
r Mechanical Eng gineerine:
Every effort has been made l tho arrangemen
y the building md its sau pment and in the ST.
.cti"n OF professors. t. place this dep rene, ..
he same footing The bes. scicGtiRc schools iu Il
.ountry.
Candidate. for admission into either depsrtmen
si\l present them selves for exaAi nation either
a. University in Ninth street b ,low Ms-set. oi
aesday or "Wednesday. June 5th and a6th; a
W q. IN :. or at ths new building. ON Monda,
eptslnber 10th NJ tho same hour.
Any urther information concerning the Depart
nsnt of Science may be b ii on application
rotesso j. p LESLEY. Dean Of the Faculty. No
0CE Clinton street.
inn2lwsm C.J. STILLE. L. L. D.. Provost
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

THERE arc strong indications that the State OF
Name. which has been considered as certain to 60
Tor GRANT, Will give Its eectrorai vote for GREs
LgY and BRowN 1t is certain that there is great
dissatisfaction existing among the hest portion ol
the Republican putty there, and that tho majority
OF the Republicans VINO yet ciingto the Old party
org,n,zition are entirely free from any enthusiasm
Tor It's candidates The 6REELEY men are daily
growing conf lent, and 1t IS now strongly IN
hm&ted that Speaker Blame. who has rested under
tho impression that he could C ntrol the whole
Republican vote of the State. IS hkefy to be de-
fssted in his own district. Those who recoect
the enthusiasm created by ths result OF the Sep
tember election In lSiO, when NJ ,ins led the van
In the political revolution of that year, will watch
the progress nf the aREELEY tide there with much
intsrest.--N. Y. Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

By virtue of wri, of Ven t,tioni Exponss. TO me
lireeted will be xnosrd 10 Public ale At m"
:. '.es,aurant u Ch ,ries II. Nye at the corner "f
Hxth and NJ .rket streets. in the city OF Wiihins
on.
On THURSDAY. llth day o. July lsi2. at
o'clock, A. NJ
rhe following aescrib.d Personal Pr per'y, ,yit;
\ lot nt Qussnss,-e I'll isswlre. Silverwtre bir
,le M,r-nrs frines. b-,rk Is. as Fixture
Steam hea,a, Stov. Gsrrets. Oil Cloth. Mating
ut OF ';rocer,s-. J.ilies. ~ lot Of B.'.,rd F,A
ures, \ Eel-tea,. N ttr.s-. Chan : lit. stove.
tc ,nvnth.r with n'h-r articles
Seized AMI taken in ex cutinn as the pronerty :"
Charles H. Nye. ,"l 10 be- sold nv
JAMES RMSTR0Ni sh"rin.
Sheriff = Office. New Castle D,l June - 81 Isl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
CITY NOTICES.
Perfume AtomIze40.

An elegant. pleasing. simple and useful appsrstHs
for difusing i.eriumery in the mort economical man
ner. scentng the clothing. handk kerchief and hair
ami for making cooling and soothing applications Of
burns sensitive surfaces &c.. also for disnfectins
and pc, tuning the sick room. For sale By
+. BRINGHURST l. CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
Steam AtomlzevSs

For The Inhalation of atomized fluids in tae treat
ment Of chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
and lungs. Being sels acting they produced an even
and continuous flow OF " -ay without inconvenience
or labor. During the / ist two or three years We
have supplied several dozen OF these atom1ers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
t. BRINuHURST S Co.. Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth AMI Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

The Commercials bulletin board was made use
Of Yesterday for the publication in advance of its
edition. several remarks that are no where found
IN the proceedings OF the Convention. We believe
no such remarks were made i'll reference to Mr.
Bsyarl, and that the telegram as published was a
falsehood got up for purpose.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

EX-SENATOR BAYARD CONFERENCE.-The
commitment paid he Hon. JAMES A. BAYARD. who
;s nav IN Europe for his health. by the Baltimore
Convention, in giving h'm sixteen votes for Pres
idsut, will bshighly appreciated by the large num-
her of friends of that venerable and able states
man in Delaware.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

ARcu BISHOP. Baltimore Gazette says
Ihsre Is considerable anxiety manifested as to the
successor Of the late Archbishop SPALpINa, and
among the names autnor,ta,ivsly mentioned IN
this connection are Bishops BAILEY, OF New Jer-
ssy; LYNcH. Of South Carolina; BECKER, OF ueIa-
ware, and ELDER. OF M,sssslppi. Some m'sap-
prehenslon has existed, bs,svs, iu reference TO
NE real title Of the rsprese Of the Holy Soc
IN this country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

srx.roR BAyARp has written letter in which
..,,as bis constituents in all parts of the State
- .upuort Greeley and Brown. His health is OF
character now that he will not be able 10
snter the campaign for some montfse and leaves
g.. Nav York this evening to consult medical
advice.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
DAILY GAZETTE.
oREELEY AND BROWN.

Ratification meeting will bo held opposite tte
IA. u.,l this evening. The call tor the meeting
iii M found in another column.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
ON MAR RIAGE.

Happy Relief for YOuuE Men FROM the
effects VI Errors and Abuses III cary I,fe Nun
hood restored. Neryons debility cured. lmpedi
,nents 10 Marriage removed. New method of Treat
ment. New and r.m,rkah!e reu'iies Books ana
Circulars ser free. m sealed enNti'Ie
Address HOWARD A~&oClAIl l'N No, South
Ninth 81. rhil ilAdeln mia. IA. anly. 9Ll
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
HANDSOME MOC>TtCIlE!

MDt ST AGILE. tROi ST. CtnIN'S FRFNCh
WASHERS. COMPOUND. lie Greai HAIR
MOI ST lrHE GROWFn viii produce luxu
Uui : IL llts. riaht MOU3i ACHE % WH,S
kEES GA the n,ut.ts. face
PIeasaut L. us-, sent To any al
dress GA receipt ut ifty Cents
H.T BOND. CHEMIST,
\. Il. Cor. Tea Ii an r,'estuut atre,t, Fhiia
iehlti-l lY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

The Congress Of the International began it
session in New York city on Sunday. The
have decided to ignore party politics at present
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

The East river bridge laborers have struck
for an advance of wages. from 80 to 81 %,
which will b. given them to morrow
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
d e D..

DIED.
PARRY.-On ThursdAy, July llth. Margaret L :.
wife Of Ch ,ries Is Parry. and daughter OF james
Taylor.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend her funeral. ~ithout
turther invitation. at Trinity Chapel. King and
fifth Streets on Sunday aft ernoon. 4th inst. at
clock Interment ut the Old >wede's cemetery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
What Investments PayBest :?

The comparative profit bl.ness variori g
.urties at iiaerent prices Is iliu,trat. n thff'i
nw ny memoranda;
7''V o,'s sav, Sno %
5000 L s. 5-sO's. bearing per cent. roll IN
ter-st, will VI cid. in ten years "a 1"tt III"
Add principal anil interest t"ee'E,r,Sl n" o.
s'aCe " III huy of New unit"i state Five sN "
80 New United States Five. bearing
per cent gold interest. viii sltI IA
ten years, in gold 'V"
slS5tm
Gf latlrul ., LiunicWai per eeut. .Oid oouis
4.lling in ,te hilrhct ii - Currency: -,..
iGao SIX Per Cent. Bonds will yield IL ten ..s,=
year. sV'"V
Adi,tinciual aud iutlr sttos thr-, $3.50
OF railroad nr municipal per cent. gold bond
cling ia the market. at 81 currency ,,,o
's oU Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds will yield.
in ten years. in gold. "isu
sl7as G
OF Northern Pacific Railroad 7-Sa gold bonds nov
| selling at par. in currency: ,noo -.
' 'ivO9 Seven Thirty Gold Bonds will yield.
| in ten years. in gold. 80
si7an
| We are selling the
Northern Pacific 7-3o Gold Bonds
AT PAR AMI INTEREST.
JMo. McLEAR 4 SON, BANKERS
eO3 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
Camp Meeting.

A meeting Of the Manager Of Rcd Lion Came
Meeting will he b IA in Nuire's woods on ri rs
DAY. Ju, 10Th ls72. Mt o'clsck. p. M. when pfn-
posals will b. 'ece,sei Tor the privileges u.I4ilv
granted Ia connec ion with the cainp uec;ius.
iyy t:n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

y1EyNErT SQUARE ACADEMY AND SEMI.
IL NARY, Chester County. Pa. Whole expense
Ato Is per week. no s.nnDt s5tos:, mar . rop,,s
octl3u SAOkIk1D0E NORhtS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
for Ernt,

'I'o RENT.
l una 40 inn,ovrt"en. lease, u Lot on Markc;
goat i,bI,e -lh. .im.h.tun. Address W. J.
Phta ielrhia Y. o. Jys lts0
I,>0R RENT-Roon.s in the second story Of the
l. ,.azr,te building, A. Market street. suitable
for offices
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

When the applause had died away, a deman
vas made for the reading ot the entire platform
vhicn was complied with, every plans in
beins received with shouts of applause.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
Sheriff. safe.

l.. ". STIDHAM L son. Au,t'rs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

rGNHOSE who have houses ar lots To sell sh ould
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.NR. GRBBLRX-s F.sR.u.

So much hos baep said both T., ,.,.,,
In disbursement ofMr Groo,o,,. ,,rn,i,,
that we think tbe.following ann,ron,,,, al,
statement by the editor of the Rochester,
n. ", American Rural Home will he road
with interest. Mr.. Garretsee has visited
and described over thirty New YorL f,rrs
and these dissertations have no doubt .d
ded much to the popularitv Of bis n,ner
The article Is headed "Farmer at Uoma
No. S." and was published in October
The buildings on the farm were all eroc,-
cd by Mr.. Greeley. The first called tina
"Old Homestead. ~ stands on tbe aide of ,bo
hill east of. and some 900 feet biober thar
the reclaimed marsh which IL overlooks
This location was chosen mainly or eptjra-
" on account of a fine sprinv of va,or ,
little south of II, and some forty feet lower
In the steep side of deep ravine. A dir
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ting little too much like work as he grew
older, and chad caused a wooden staircase
to be built.
inc mouse has not been occupied by the
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LOT II STANDS In forest grove.-having
grown 10 as 10 completely overshadow the
mousse making II damp and unhealthy.
rms was Inc cause, he said, OF bis wife
contracting bronchial disease (which is
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10 cts post free Yearly, 81, with choice Of the
following beautiful and valuable preniuhs to each
subscriber, for so cts extra a choice from five fine
Parlor Chromos, worth IS each, or two interesting
Juvenile Books bound in cloth and gilt, worth 81 49,
post freei or hne pearl-handled two-blade Pocket
Knife and pallet OF best Paints post free or very
powerful brass-mounted, doublecy binder ivory
ped adjustable Microscope, worth 81 postage 6 cts
or good Stereoscope with series of views postage
cts or an elegant Photograph Album for holding
% pictures, postage l6 cts. and valuable premiums
for clubs. Address,
". JENNINGS DEMOREsT
SjS Broadway, New York