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O wha, was Il abouti A. About the warrants ana
about my work for the CITY ana county
eARvRY's TRAVELS.
N yvhe d,d ou ,oaSe the oityf A. On the 21s Of Sep
TENDER. 1871.
O. Did you leave II in your own nanef n thnA 30
Md vonr name appear in the list OF passengers that
left on the steamer A. No. sir
a Whom d.d YOU return1 A. l think ! returned 10
the United States about the 2oth OF January, lSE' "
rived in New York Monday morning, the 22d; r5.ut,x
o. Which way did you comet A. sailed Tor h'"A'
leaving London ON the % of January. Una, vou
ON behalf hail. q iG tse pcoplei A. No. Sir ,,..
Q. Have any OF the PROCEEDINGS been laAon s Sir
O. Criminal cases A. Not TO my own knowieuse' NY
personal knowledge, know nothing OF tne~' Of NV
q. ANY indictments pending against wy ~ Va ~
personal knowledge know nothing apout o is'
@, You have not been arrestedI a. no. o., IN. roDre
81 Have Won had any communication WIN any repre-
seStatvo a, The neople respecting your evdencei A.
nave had conversations with the REPRESENTATIVES, VI VI"
Have % on had COMMUNICATION with them since the
Adjournment of this cause on Friday a. Yes, S a. Won
Re-direct-By Mr. PeCkhanl-IOu were asked ii you
had any conversation with the Mayor, In which you told
him your accounts were fraudulent; unuelstoou you
to say you could not remember anyf A. L cannot IT,
o. Whether you and Mayor Hall had discussion
relative TO your accounts at ant A never haui
don'J recOliect any such conversation.
NGERsoIL AS GARvEY's MENTOR.
O. You were asked In regard to conversation in the
yestbue of the Courthouse with Mayor Hail. now ASK
you whether at that time the accounts had been made
public, and your anxiety was very Eio"' Al -'s"
vour liability in the matteri A. was very mucn
alarmed. - -. ,ro,,
O. You were asked in reference to suits against yOn
There was no suit against you by the peoplei a. II
was a suit by the supervisors. When was IN HahiaA
o. There was no service on you7 A.eNO, Sir.
by JurorIn this letter you spoke OF having receive
from Mayor Hall, in which no said he accepted tht
hint" what did you understand him TO refer TOT A.
did not know. showed it TO Ingerso and he explained
tbe meaning of the fox and grapes on the NUT dsh
MIR StOughtOn-Hold, there. We don't want any thihb
that Mr.. IngersOll said -, a..
rms closed the examination, and Judge Brady dis
missed the witness.
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DEPARTURE Of FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY OcT. %
Havana and MeIeo by the steamship CITY Of herdA close
At 2 D. m Steamship sails at m. from PeG No N X
Mails for States, via Sein steamship Franklin
close a. NJ. Steamship sails At from Pier No IL N
WEDNESDAY. Ocr 30
BuSpe via Qaeenown and Liverpool per steamship
Idaho u NJ Supplementary Mai Pier No 20 n
g. is closed al 80 D. m Steamship sails at 3 p m.
A Prn,uan Closed Mail is sent bY this line.
deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
doable POSTAGE -
Mail for Halifax NJ S. is closed At the HewYok PastOhee every
THURSDAY O'Clock Steamship sails IRON Portland Me- on
Friday. at D. 81,
Papers each which must be prepaid
THUiSDAI. OCT. "a
Mails Europe Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg per steam
.hD Fna II Supplementary Mail on Pier foot Of
Hooken closed az steamship sails al @ iro I'D
foot Of Tiri-st, HOboken 80
A prusnan Closed Mail is sent BY this line .
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
double postage. a.,
Mails for Nassau n p and the West Indies by the steamship
m. Supplementary Aal Pier No
North River closed at $3.50 p ~ Steamship sails at Up N
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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PORT OF NEW YoRK.... ...................ocr 20
CLEARED.
Steamship Sga Roberts Richmond Norfolk and City Point OK
steamship wysaoss Couch, Richmond City Point and Norfolk Old
Dp ssa%sb Hssh q siDer. Warren Philadelphia
Steamship Taeony Nichols PhilsaeOhl,
Steamship Prlncona Bragg Portland, J. I. AmeA
Ship Ferdinand (Gerl. nusoP Bremen Punch, Biye Co
Sbp Eanguam Domo Cousins Bristol Bng & b Morgan
Ship sierra Nevada P.nno, san Francisco, sutton Co
schf G. s BashSei, Mayo, Ha1rs Boyd& Hlacten
Schr Lucy Hammond BagleY Jacksonville.
schr H. SiehOls, Dueay, Richmond
sehr A. O Lyon, LION Baltimore
schr. L. c. Hall Han, Uncasvine
ARRIVED.
Steamship cphrenes M rrn Shanghai Aug H. via sue' Canal
Steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston with md,c and pass
steamship western Metropolis Quick New Orleans Oct a. with
Steamship Fsaa Doane Philadelphia with pass LOhl.
Ship Risaof-, Clark Manila May 2S With sugar and hemp
DeIterOas (of Little HAmpsOn Robinson Colombo June 2S
Bars Junnh AUST Bon,cch Bordeaux 90 days with mdse
BARI Onn (SorI Jansen Marseles 90 DAYS u ballast
Bark Cehiia Br Vaughan Baenos Ares Aug q via hone'deo
big Maria QALl, sa'arsss, Deaa q day, with fruit
Big Francesca Qtal Totora MAfseis 81 days with ndse
Brig Napier of sydney O. b. Dcjd Gov Bay days, with coal
Blk Crescent (o Windsor N 81 aloOne Windsor s. Il days
sehr H. Eaton ,of Calais, Shaciford Windsor S. days with
Plisssr -.,... ,,,, ,o..-,.,,.
Senator Grimes Bangon Jos riden. Ellsworth.
Chino Portland OHnmoo, hachisA
Winner CalalA Waterman, Nantucket
Laura s. Hatch Por:lpd Ct R }. Mercer, Providence.
Geo. b Mlrkle, Providence Ceres Lyna
s s1g5i ss s,on aSso VIM Rec. SssfRS
1 X Iawreace Surry Ne. d. b. Doane, FAN River
belle seaman. Hew.LoBtoh. sarah LAverne Bsanfori
Albert Phafo Providence Ocean wave Providence
Fash0u, PonNnl O. MaIsbai Perrin, WaTtham.
Mall Greenwich NJ ~ Brained, Portland O.
..... SAILED.
Brig, Virginia Tor ST. Pierre GpseT queen Tor Havana
WLSp-Sssa0Wa. hshI n b. SsssI. . 1901. .tly4l.l
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The COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES,


In the United States District Court, yester-
dav in the case OF Theodore E. Baldwin and Edwin W.
Burr bankrupts Judge Batchord decided the order Of
reference vacated and directed that each slde shou
pay It's own costs.
Tho lunacy case Of Miss Rose McCabe, which
was to have been heard yesterday before Judge sedg
Will :, the Surname Court was adjourned until Friday
owing 10 the absence of counsel for the Commissioners
OF Charities and Correction.
The United States Supreme Court began the
adjourned term Washington, yesterday the Chlet-
Justice presiding and all the Associates present except
ing Judges Nelson and Davis The business OF the court
was taken up at Cause No. 75 and proceeded In regular
order.
Judge Leonard yesterday, in the Supreme
Court Chambers granted, the applcantion OF COM
missioner Van Mort a mandamus compelling the Con
troIer to deposit in the Chemical National Bank
Sl9 the payment Of materials furnished Tor the
purpose grading the Boulevard and other streets
above Fittynnthst and for laying out the Boulevard
and other avenues above One-hundred andtenth-st
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THE STATE CAMPAIGN
LIFELONG REPUBLICANS FOR GREELE

LIFELONG REPUBLICANS FOR GREELEY.
TO the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: While on q visit to Armenia Union,
n Y. last week. was surprised to hear a stad, quiet
old farmer who mixed with politicians, say, be
knew 80 Republicans in that town who were going TO
vote for Greeley; replied off that Is the way the
vote is going Greeley Is elected" have voted
anything but the Republican eEet sPs yUe lOr
0I BrooIlVE 1" N. T., Oct. 49, 1872.
LIBERAL MEETING AT POTsDAM.
20 fhe EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Major James Haggerty addressed a large
and appreciave Liberal meeting here last evening 1t
was ono of the most effective held during the campaign
The Major has contributed much to the good cause In
this part Of tho state, especially in st. Lawrence and
Franklin Counties and much enthusiasm has been mani
tested at his meetings The depression caused by the
buoyant hope for favorable result In November Tbe
sifnatIon is indeed encouraging and united, earnest
Effort win without doubt secure it. The Democrats
practically unh for Greeley ana Brown ana herman
and Depew in this part Of the State LIBERAL
Potsddn, N. T., Oct. a. 1872.
HERMAN IN CLINTON COUNTY - MEETING AT
PLATTsBURG.
TO the EdttOr OF The Trtbune.
SIR: The largest political meeting yet held
in this county was that which took place here yesterday
the Hon Jesse Gay presiding. The Hon. Francis Ker-
man, the Hon. Charles Hughes and Gen. Stephen j.
Meaney addressed the meeting the public square
Meaney also spoke at Nortons Hall in the evening.
The reception given Mr.. Herman one OF the most
enthusiastic and hearty rendered by the people or
this county to any man. The Grant men held meeting
the same day but, although their requstiOn on Yer
mont was filed the demonstration OF the friends or
Greeley and Herman far excecd their meeting. Clinton
County may be relied upon IN November. B. H.
PlaasburG, N. T., Oct %, 1872
LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION AT oWEG0.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The largest evening meeting and torch
light parade held gioga County place In tins
village last night. The principal meeting was held In
Wilson Hall, and addressed by the Hon. d. @. Calvin
OF New-York. The hall crowded that outdoor
meeting had 10 be held This meeting addressed by
Frank smith of Union Broome County from the balcony
OF the Central House. The torchight procession was
participated in by the 0wego Star Battalion Of Greeley
ana Brown TOrchbeaTers 800 uniformed men FROM Bing
hamton and others from the towns Of this county
There were not less than 900 men Ia line and the march
occupied fully two hours time, and II Is estimated by
good Judges that the meeting was attended by July 5000
ueoDle The Nominations along the line OF march were
attractive aud showed the fact that there rs stronger
Greeley and Brown element in Owego than the most
sannine friends OF cause looked for III there Is
full Democratic vote ont election day TiOga County
Will give "A Iiberal majority. s.W. II.
OWegO, N. Y, Oct. %, 1872
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nOMFaTIC PORTS.

Domestic PORTS.
Bosros Oct 2ArVed steamship Neptune from HssYost bsrf
swthorne from Agcs Bay brig n Cohn, from Turks LslssdI
.cnr Druid. from 81 johns, p. r.
LEWIS Del 2Passed Ia bafks MERGED from Jordss 1ds
Wave Turks haDd Esau from Lmenk Eunoma from nAk
pvey Ism Pury Malaga LADY McDoBaH Belfast Ire
lad mig "a c. Madeira and Tnks Island Arrived ship Winni
fred nom Bristol, bngs and C Porto Rico Cor orders
Va, Oct. 28ArnYd bark Magic Chapmas.
from Porto Rico sal D. g. steamship Collar
toward Baltimore; brig Lsttimsr. for SesYork
FOREIGN Ports.
ousESsTovs. OCT @Ths whs star Line steamship Adhsrs.
yMourH Oct 2srhe Hun0urg American Line Cs.
br stsh Ss~.York Oct II, Coz habug ARMED here 40
O'clock yesterday Afternoon
MovLs Oct 2Tbs Anchor Line steamship cOlsnba MekaE
firm Nsw.York Oct r. for GssgoW arrived here to-day pr
ITyERPooL Oct lThe Allan Lane steamship Austrian from Nor
trea has arnye1 here. ..r
MEMORANDUM
IrwEs Oct 23Yc report qHsntines % eoFkvood
fom The Of bark Nedway Dining and
the wreck Joha Sidney drifting about ths Bay c1BeFoc
- For Latest ship SeVs Flrth Page
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT And PASSENGER LINE

FOR CHARLESTON g. c. FLORIDA PORTS AND ThB SOUTH
AND SOUfH-MkSf .,,,.y NJ.
Sailing every TUESDAY THURSDAY, asd SATUkpAl nun nef
No ~ North River, N. The steamships a. N
CHARLESTON Capt JANIS BERRr TUESDAY Oes - =,
SOUTH CAROLINA Capt T. J. BEcNkr. Ih9raAl vc@ IL
CHAMPION. Capt Il W. LOCKWOOD. sstauiaI, Noy, -.
Superior Accommodations paSsengcrs To0 paSe htee
and b Of dng connection with ts s9ah Ssfonns
points south ani and over he kosa
Foreuce Cheraw pans The aesS and Darlington s
road ana wh steamers to flodA p9re~ ~ % nv -
hdns amlsbe and e1e odee Local Passenger And Frshs
0~ss' no ~ "s'''N' CYL HENRY r. MORGAN Co. Agents
,h,nayh Ss,.9, .s.1As a BENTLEY D.. HASDEbL
General rsal soaihera Pght Lue NJ. 81 Boaiss,
PxTRA s9r a1fRas WILL M DlSPArLHkD SOON ~
Kar,aee "a TAeB~ssA il. alh - ah.li. illl
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Sun ses... 6:26 500 Moor ses.... 1921
THp DAv-AN
s,nt, Hook 500 Govs COL Hell Gate Ferry. E50
.,.-..saeeS--s AiH -
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Justice Ledwith. at Jefferson Market. yesterday,
committed James Cummius tailor tuA charge ot stealing
coat worth s3 belonging Charles Svartz No. 1l Broadway
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, John
Campbell the person oil en
smith guilty and State Prison for ~ Buck
W,on pleaded guilty of picking pocket William DI aud
Of yars in STATE Prson Henry DoJe was
sent 70 state Prison charge OF grand Lille
White m not years old indicted for grand larceny was sent
10 the House OF Refuge LarkD indicted for homiede DIS
charged on h own Of the nOnappeareRce
John TO State Prison for "A years on pre-
Tio1s conviction.
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fonoon Advertisements.

50 DEMARKABLE, very Remarkable are
HI the effects Of Lamplough PTreiic saline prsveug ana
curpg SMALLPOX FeYer and skin Dseae Sphy rsfesDg and
nvsoraag Sold al Chemists AID tue Msker 10 HObora hill
London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

The Hon. George ID. Lord has been unani-
mousy nominated for the Assembly by the joint Liberal
Republican aud Democratic Convention OF the Rochester
District .il.I
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CILRNDARS-rHs DAN
SUPREME CouRT-CHANBzKs-Hos. a. 49, ~, 49, 100 49, ~
CorSr or cosSoS PLEla-NOA 1885, 1883 Iosi 1877, 1893
], 300, %, 46s, l,3)7, ~, cog 663
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NATIONAL. STATE. AND LOCAL NOMINATIONS.

The tickets far completed by tho van
now n in his city
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Ocean Steamers
TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
E UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular Mali steamers sailing the 23d Of ever moth
ERIE. CAPT Tinklspaggh November ~
NORTH AMERICA CAPT G. Sloc1n. Deoerber4
MERRlMACK. CsDt. Weir. January ~. iS7J
schedule cal
Pare Pernambueo Bahia and Rio De JaneO gong and returning Fsf
WM r. GARRISON, Agent. No 5BoShngsreen, Eey.Yort.
HAVANA, PROG RES0 and VERA CRUZ.
Il il EEw-YORK. and NE XICAh MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
Leaving 3. North RIVER st 3 n direct =, Hs,ana; -
CITY OF MERIDA T1mmeunsu. .s..s.. lDE,Dht O0t -
CITY or HAVANA Havana Onlyl...... IlE5DAI' nof'
CLEOPATRA. Philips, Havana 0nlyl ...I UB3DAI not ~
CITY or MEXICO 'hoHDAI' 10" 10
f%Hssn' OF ALEXANDRA SONS. q Bro.dEs,
IT s. MAIL to HAVANA. ,,
Oe ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co - sAhsg rtu"Lv
EVERY THURSDAY O'Clock Proesey Vu Pier no. IL
CREsCEEr CITY Can't T. s. Gums Via EasauN October u
CASTLE I. H. Morton wa Nassau - NOV, ~
For freight passage applyt g. '" Di'lSo eps..
limited STATES. NEW-ZEALAND, and
as linz arc Sppoatsa 70 sail from Franso for NEW ZEALAND
and AUSTRALIA via Hoaolnlu. upon ,,r :,
NAY ~ sri a.
JUNE 10. U00v
JULY II. by ~
FOR '"' W. H. WEBB. 81 RIeh,nse-Dlsee. SsvIort
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
~ WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. 70 anlirom basess
Iiyerpool Londonderry. aud Queenstown. 80 i. , No.
Passengers and from railway sAton - 1Iea
Ireland Norway Sweden Denmark, GernanL ho@AA OSt' -
The United 'u's' AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Drafts on the Old Country ior any smoant
Nfr' 49, HENDERSON BROTHBRS, Aeente
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Assistant Aldermen,

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

The Hon. Benjamin y. Butler has written
a letter to the Herald, lnclosing a communl-
cation from Major General Schuyler, In which
that gentleman Indignantly denies that he Is
for Horace Greeley. General Schuyler is an
old veteran .whe has served bis county 10
two wars and lnnumerable campaigns. lie
was General sco,gs military SECRETARY 10
Mexico and iuthe beginning o. The late war
enlisted as private In the Seventh New
York, from which position he rose to the
rank Of major general In hIs letter to Gen
Butler, he says; at seems TO me that the
condition Of public affairs Is somewhat such
as Il was In 1851, when the true men OF the
nation buckled on swords and shoul rcd mus
kets At that time the rebels aimed at power
through an oyerihroW Of The Uulop aud the
Consultation BY forcqI Of arms. Now they
hope to attain BY the aid ol Horace Greu-
Icy. At such a time every man's, trumpet
should give no Uncertain sound. You know
l have personally no reason 70 DO partial to
General Grant. Gen, Hilleck was my close
personal friend and brother-iu-law. General
Grant was rough on him. Notwithstanding
these things, for the sake OF the best interests
Of the nation, as understand them, / shah
vote for General Grant and Henry Wilson,
aud use snch Influence a. may be able tD
exert 10 their support" The sorebead soua-
t6rB might learn lesson Of patriotism from
Gen. Schuyler. 20 rr... r.fn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

Mr.. Garrison, the father Of RbOlitiOnlsm, In
his defence Of General Grant and the Rspub-
lIcAn party, Is dealing some hard blows on
the aTmOr Of the Massachusetts Senator. In
this weeks Issue Of the HtdfptRdsih he has
an able article answering the Wanting asser.
tiORs Of the Greeley organs that no reply has
yet been made 10 Mr.. Summers speech In the
Senate, or to his great indictment, as his ad-
ylsers are so fond Of styling II, Mr.. GaTri-
son says that most eifectual reply has been
made TO Il.
Mr.. sumner expected that he would deal
a staggering blow To the reelection OF Gen
eral Grant, but, 80 far as the loyal sentl-
ment OF the country Is concerned, II Is certain
that he smOte the Idle air" Mr.. Garrison
further assures Mr.. Sumner that Massachu-
sets does not and will not sustain him In his
present position, and II she Is silent II Is en-
tirely on account Of what he has been to her,
aud not because OF what he Is.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

The old wRr.hOrse Of Repnllbapism, The
Hon. Benjamin +. Wade, addressed meet
Ing In Jefferson, Ohio, a few evenings ago.
He gave, In very upmIstakabIe terms his
Views on the present campaign and his OpIn-
lon Of the opposing candidates as follows;
"He started with tho proposition that there
never were but two great national political par
ties IN any free cOuntry, aud, from the very ma
iuro Of things, thSrs never could be. He then
traced the history OF the Republican aud Demo
s ss aartSSS2P ihS3g''as,t 6o5us6I SSIVI6
standing Its platform, the DemocrAtlc party u
tAdAy was The old Democratic party. There
more probable that the few thousand Liberals
had changed than that a OOO, 600 Democrats hal
changed. He did not kpOW why they were yled
iSsp 0s sstS,, We because sc
h-l' Amnesty had been carried as lar as he
wished 10 see ~
"HS was not in favor Of granting amnesty to
those rebels who had beea In Oungress and
taken the oath 10 support the Constitution, and
then taken . oOunteT-OAIh To support the Don
foierAto contribution all others have been par.
doned. IfGTeeley we're eleo'sd II WOuld be q
Democratic triumph and Democratic admins
trAllOn. The eoppsfheads boosted that they
had led Greeley by ring In his nose and
wanted 70 know II the liborAls would steer him
with ring In his TAIL Democrats would elect
him, and II would be but Just for them 10 con.
troll him. That the Liberal Republicans would
stand no more show with Tweed, Seymour, For
rest and company In regard to Oftoes aud Fed
erAl patronage than a 'bOb-talled bull ln fly
tune He then passed to the record OF Horace
Greeley. He had been friend OF Mr.. Greeley
Sr great many SIri 6,6 ne hSd SSSn s SAB
against him. But his conduct for the past few
months had been the most unaccountable Of any
public man he had ever known. In fact he
could not account for It on any principle Of hon
esty whatever
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

A few days ago the Greeley organs an-
Rounced, with a flourish Of trumpcts, that
the Hon. Henry l.. Dawes and the Hon, Sam
uel Hooper, Of Massachusetts, were on the
eve Of declaring for Mr. Greeley. Mr.. Dawes
has already answered this Islander by making
q strong Administration speech In the State
u New York. From what we know Of Mr..
Hooper we feel warranted In saying that
the reports In reference 70 him are equally
unfounded and untrue. Mr.. Hooper, althouglS
the personal friend Of Mr.. sumner, will not
follow him into bis treason against the Repub-
llcAn party. lie has been from the beginning q
hrm supporter Of the Administration, and while
he has not approved all that the Adminlstra-
ton has done, be u, as between General
Grant and Mr.. Greeley, for General Grant
All reports to the contrary have no founda-
ton In fact and are ungenerous and unjust.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

file was Of opinion that Greeley would becoT Q
IN fact Democratic President, and that the
old Democrats would elect sImon-pure
Democrat for the next four years following
him. and IN this Administration the Demo,
Gratis would have control, for they could not
be expected to give way to The Liberal NIL
noriIy. Greeley could MOI ct along Without
'he great men Of the Dcmoeratlc party, he
You'd have Democra,ic Cabinet and Demo
gratis would represent the country abroad
A. least hall, II not two thirds, OF the offices
10 the gift Of the President would go to the
Democrats Let Il be understood, then, that
10 the opinion Of the leaders Of the Demo
cratic party the triumph OF Mr.. Greeley
means the return Of the Democratic party 10
power aud the uDdolng Of all that has been
done since 1856 for the biaok raoe. D.. 60.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-09

Mr., WHITELAw REID, the weakest and
Punlest OF the Greeley newspaper editors, il
beginning to feel the terrific lashing Of the
Tribune by the Times. Young Jennings, the
editor Of the Times, has proved himself more
than match foe Mr.. Reid; indeed, his fight
In the Times against the morning press Of
New York Is something superb, That Held
Ia mad Is evident from the following silly
paragraph, which We quote from an editorial
In yesterdays Tribune!
"The Tmss under It's present management
has shown rs depths Of degradation In journal.
ian such As New York has not witnessed boiOFO
In = quarter VI = century. The mop who now
sit In RaymOnd'H chair have no more respect
for truth and Justice or conception VI tho dig
nifty OF their calling than 50 many idiots"