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New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
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BAYBRIDGEon sunday Apn %. Anne C.nasa Bainhrs' 80
Fenss and relatives are ay,e % T
arsst on TuesiAy, 30th Inst, Es m.
BURGEssOn the 18th ns Elizabeth, Han' daughter q !'hH
Fass service at he parents Mnua s ODS' J.
on TUESDAY the 5e,h. at o'clock
cHILDAt Stamford Coma at he 'esderes Of her sFF C'a
Cha, Alice u Chd Ioansss lAas Iet o. us As a,' ~ -
Funeral services al Norwich Com, On taessl AVh -
coRY-n BrooEIyu z D. April a. aasr short lines.
The fer, Of The ami are s.,c,iuy ns 70 ,'.'
M,y 4 Al half psst . o'clock
London and PiymOGh Esssndl p.ps-ps,ss copy.
SSasStsr Of lev and Hannah ll., o.
Rss;si S.ys .1, .1 sno on " %s,.as one Ma, q & @ ' -
Of her DAreat. C-nAses gu 30 n -A''as q, ss ~ - p-s
ss,1ss ssi'asl OF '''''A VI "' - D" ''''' '" '' ''
EARLB-At catA,.uqu. P-np seudsr nornns Apr Eh-
Remains VII 5s taken pae Hulsan River r. r srs
eeoch ,r,iu weinssaaJ.
Schenectady papers please copy
FArRcHLD-oa Monday Apr y a. -. r-.isn,- q ~ hg'sst
"a as1 = F.f d. 49,. = 's a.c. % NJ. - n. rum n.p .s
io.1a. M ''-'' -
FIsK-Iu Bret7u saturday Apn r. Ey iAussf u Haas'
The rdT. an trends Of as hnlr Invited 'issi . n.s
S6'hSf .5Ss sa oa g pss Ss1sH ~ sSSo.s
GRASrou sondar APn . Lew. Grn' ir yomss' 'os d l. 90
The relatives and friends Of me uiy ar rr,psr a.ei . -.s
dav MAJ T. At o oclOcE
GREES-At orsusr J. % SUNDAY s-,sns 'ss 1 -, A.ss
Pasrsi service. at her par,uts resasncs css,- rr
O'clock p
KELLoGG-n oue-u. l. L. so'asy Apr y ssn A. iaaa,' q
tha ate Warren \ kellogg the 1tA year Of Der
The ~ atives nY spectaf 1F 20 s'ssf
the 0lne Of A-ins-tf Ma
h selosk. ~
Long Island knsd Depot issi d ssa-- 80
apd thirty. 6Oarth.st, Easg hver, a. u9 ociocs M
MEAp-Iu Greenwich. Com sanisr mans Apr o. lne 80
oil Mead n she a5il ~ lsr
Fun raj services vii BE- he NeaprsT, hsY hs ss siene-
l2 o'clock
MODRE-Ou Saturday fTa ne resfsnes ~ ls hrut
dc Hislhanas Mocre, LID, s1le tiae tfrira
Eia In ON Of M~
Refvrs trends invtsd tend lis f1n"fn - n'fs.
Church stuyvssRtL, u 0eock en lu"rlAg A lat '"'
hrthe invitation.
MosENAy-ou Friday April ls NASH Nose~sn n h @ fe'f -
81. 80 -
h,nen s.rvo-s resape ~ Vest fins sl -
o. o hensls " 10 iatrn 7" 80
Werhc.ter County for BY afs n0@ lr-n 'iA q
Depot at u O'Clock
PgrRIROu ss,sv nst Mar sr u s~phsa fr'ie s-s
daughter of Darrell n. Nlekhsn Asd % feAfa
uf atisf ~
EeyentA a. On TUESDAY the Dtb lnst. al u a m
TERRRrr-santsy morning April Is At West rssa arA O.
CLarIrs " Of Gilbert r. sne brsn5f lt ri
family r-sp-cffuIf s-ef
Mad Pr-shyterss tsfA h' Dc
sasmsl ou W einesiay Nay l. ~ iof eelo-s
wYCKOFF Al Brooklyn Aer q, CAtherl Har siss u q
ola Wyckof deceased, tgrd 81 years
Relatives Of the fsin Respectfully n f y .ieAi -
ep.rs fr,n of her usAtsf Ms feel Nsfos
Sn LvngsrOn-st Brooklyn. on russiAY ~h inst /" es
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
A NEW DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION.
nunerously attended meeting of Demo-

numerOuSIy attenUtU meeting OF DtIHU-
Gratis representing various wards held last evening
at Cooper Institute for the purpose OF forming new
Democratic organization Among those present were
BENJAMIN Wood John McCOol. Nicholas Muller, and
other prominent Democrats George A. Barney pre-
sided The Committee appointed at previous meeilng
reported that from the result Of the inquiries they had
made in the different Assembly Districts there appeared
10 IeXist general desire for tine formation OF new
General Committee which would truly represent the
Democratic masses After the reading o the report the
Chairman appointed a Committee Permanent Organ
ization no reported following for officers OF the Or
ganizatiOn for The ensuing year -
tarrnan-Er Recorder James ~ Smith Neutrality-suspicious.
u eore A. Bamrv; secreacs " j. Gibson and j. p RYAN
ruese were elected unanimously, and Committee 70
take charge Of the election VI General COmmiltee Was
also uppOlLtcI.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
OPINIONS OF DEMOCRATIC CONGREssMEN.

OPINIONS OF DEMOCKAIIC CUNUKESSMI-N.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-The Patriot of this
morning publishes statement which Is understood TO
be the result OF informal conference OF the leading
Democratic Senators and Representatives, in which
says:
"we believe that our opportunities OF gathering Dem
ocratc sentiment and especially OF the trusted Demo
leaders in Congress- least good a. those
other Journal and feel perfectly safe in say
that Mf. Adams not the nrst the second
any considerable number OF Democrats for tins
nomination. We that he would not be ac-
cepted by them more readily than would Judge Davis,
Brown, Cox. and Trumbull. Indeed fear that,
II aided by Democratic Convention, there would be
difficulty In raytng the Democratic 10 his
support, despite their evident wish and disposition
sustain the action OF the Cincinnati Convention. This
diaieulty would DO much enhanced by the doubt
created by Mr.. Adamss leLfer whether he
would would not accept the nomination &c Cincinnati,
and, by thc general tone 0f that paper 10
yguaent wise. II a1YaHcG action by tuis
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
MORE RECRUITS For CINCINNATI

Many additional delegates left for Cincinnati
yesterday by the different roads, including about one
hundred from this city, aud parties from the New
England The Vermont delegation, which passed
through city at noon, embraced 50 ne OF the best men
in the State The evening train the Eric Road took
ont i've sleeping coaches filed with through
who will constitute probably the last detachment of
size
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
TIE STATE or TRADE
DONRsTfC MARKETS

SEvOaL,ass April z9P.ar csrs s.rns sae s,-s'f
Mixed and Yeow -. WHIT 75e Oats searcs sBl as q -
Bran srmer s So HAY srner Prime. 81 lhef@
- Pork quiet but Ella bacon hrnsT ahouha-r y
Sides 1t1se Hams suysreur~i ~ siS Lsfs ssafes 40 -
Ierce,paeksrs sie kshned estcs kes 0@se sag" -
1ernaDd Common. TIC, Fan fully Far itIHfc hss r7p<
all sodi Common 10 oa " nBtBz, IsAt PnDs ferbsiins
ge. Wbiaky duH, w-sterI eael-CoianoB. o. Ch0e. -.
Coffee dull Ordinary 1910 Ffr 20 iagr Good Slr fu>~.
Bi91oie EIshAnss-sterbos BaHE22. sssTOs Ass ,sa-
God. ll2f
wnsssros ~ c.. Aprl rspris rarpestrs -ss6v -
Rosn srm at 81 IS for sEsn1. - - Tor No Ps.
80 ior LON Pale Is TO- ale. Grade fgspclGas "a
ior Hard, - yellow Do s3 or stassy - "a
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PJSSENG ERy ARRfVKD.

PROM LtvBRPOOL-Ia steamship Atlantic April 20
Barroughs srs koss Waxnsr s Asl Ison.s Aa bssgsAs
Ms. j. lapcndas anf Miss Lily Hsp1niug
Harpending Master Albert HArPen1ng jooa h ssr ~
J. ". Pere Robt 1nrie Mis- Turie. A. ~ Nttel sr. h~a
Wm. Mr. Weaver snd hiss
Bentley W. uars. NJ and Mr~ MarraZ ~ Je.sti NJ Nss
~, y T. Dinemry Mrs Dnemry O. b0~s. o. W bf"ss a. n
Hyndmar IA. OFauel. John L. balm, Chss f9ang fetrn F
FRED Pps Mrs Kebeccs J0Wrt .arah An Jlst asiF ~
g. Joset Master J. ~ Joue, Mister fsicr jossii
M0roe noiaay, r. Audrrol Mss Mamie lrd- No hz.s
Msynsr Wm " Lent Wm 4. fsyor. Ben. D q nsr a. 80
ber nrs Futh Ailod RHbeu G. a. Fargo. a. a. a a. n.s-A
aaI LOO Ia the
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
pROTESTATIONs OF ADMINISTRATION
JOURNALS.
GRAND FEATs OF HOwLING.

ssion to CiDciuDati appear to be well agreed
in anything save opposition 10 Gen. Grant; ana tnls
oppostOu itself has various degrees or 10fce anu ctY
ity some them declare openly that their chieI pr
pore is to kin the Republican party whether Grant @
sha he uiuated OF not" Others go to Cincinnati 10
consult and consider the situation. without pedglng
themselves 20 anything these not likely 20 Dc hucn
charmed by what they viii The leading mana GERS
OF the expect 10 themselves at he mean OF
the Democratic party, which ia to dishand for tner
spccal convenience, and deliver over all its voters INTO
their hands The most serious troubles OF these no
erals will begin as their mas meeting aqourhs
The Democrats have smiled upon them, pped to them
with beytching sweetness, cOunsoed them, ana done
everything possible 20 I'LL them with the most lntoxcat
ing inspiraton Of deusve hope. When they come 70
the business of reazng their expectation that the DEM
orratic party will eagerly submit 10 their dotatIOn sOne
very Grand feats of hOwling may be expected.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
PATRIOTIC DUTY OF TIE l..,,,tI pEho'NAi''

Tie Cincinnati Convention Is a LDeral he. d-
pubicap movement Democrats are not invited 10 par
tcipate In its proceedings or tahe p ~ the Rcnnncan
party aud the insurgents should direct the @
and have representative Republicans ~ noau ~,
nrincnles enunciated and the candidates nonhateu
shond he liberal II both platform and the candidates
give the garaDtee honesty and economy anu Jss
regard for the hest interests of the country Will char
terize the administration OF the government & gy1n , 10
control nv fine peope then the Democracy c0ud gly1
the movement their support, and no DOUBT tney wiz
cordially do so. Could great party give De.Sr th
dence OF its patrotism than TO thus alu III securing c
control of the Government TO heretofore party oppo
Al
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

purely Republican Convention for any leading Demo.
cratic Journal to assume to select candidate for H. ana
that, TO the exclusion OF all other persons
equally eminent and equally we'll qualified he alone Is
emitted. and that HIS nomination VIII supersede the
necessity of any action by The Democratic party as
political organization In any event. no matter what
transpires at Cincinnati the Democratic Convention VIII
held and IL will command the respect of the country
and it's conclusions viii be accepted by tho poncai or
ganization IL will represent"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
A STRONG DELEGATION FROM VIRGINIA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBCSRl

RICHMOND, April ga fun delegation has
gone from Virginia the Cincinnati Convention More
than Of the delegates colOred men, and the
whites are gentlemen who truly repre- ent The Liberal
Republican sentiment which triumphed in Virginia in
1862 One number Franklin Stearns, the Vir-
gtpia member Of the National Republican Executive
committee and sner of the call for the Philadelphia
Convention. The Yrgnians strong for Greeley and
walker Several delegates from South Carolina passed
through here to-day en- route for Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
account than ta ths asc or mem al VIII we'll
A CHOICE OF EVILS.
,t,x u.....xl ldp<vfiAfr.

Trom Tas goru,es hdrerfi,0 =, .,x,oI IN
We do not believe that in days drhSe, nv saund nj
any part OF the country five Repuonca opinion
Of Grant believes be Is naseo rSn of his
b. his mental training or it for ~ Va vet thou
sands Of those know all hs and hs 1ree
IN private conversation. acqnieSeo ~ % from cowardce
and will vote for him, All this comes rom ~, M
and from want Of confidence in the strength ~ G o bsm anu
Republican party and fear OF 1' had any condence in
their they would select oDd 5s ana NJ 10 " eng to
Grant " a. a choice OF evils between him ana Don
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
AN AMERICAN STATESMAN.

Mr.. Adamss letter il evidently destined to
make profound sensation throughout the country, II IL
does nothing more. We frankly confess we have not
been able to detect in the letter any Of that yauenes
not 10 say shufing and equiyOcatiOu-Of wnlchi the
Grant critics speak On the contrary u seems 10 us
rather remarkable for its exphcness and courage MI
Adams already enjoys a really phenomenal popularity
among our Cierman-born voters and this latest utter
apce OF his will only enhance it, IL Is pecuarlty OF
the race TO prefer for public servants aDle
sefcOntaned, eirespectng men, who value their own
dignity highly 10 compromise 1t even Oh the eve OF
Illuminating Convention. But how about our native
born citizensi They have fallen into bad habit OF
voting as tine politicians bid them; OF stand
ing by, docie and acquiescent while the
states are arranged; Of giving oihco TO the men
who willing to scheme and scramble Tor H. Bht II
there strain OF the Old revolutionary blood IN thom
sueh letter as this viii il ngling. Here is man
of the rarest gifts, the broadest experience, the rpes
honOrs-an American statesman, who values othrr
things above the highest office who is able 10 turn his
back without a hesitation regret upon the White
House itself rather than ruckle and atter and beg Tor
a mark of pub c confidence OF which he knows himselI
TO be entirely worthy. 1t is spectacle as Wholesome
and refreshing If and are mistaken III inc
masses Of our cOuntrymen they can see IL uDnoVed
Tley NAV not have the chance 70 make Mr. Adams
President this year they have the chance, ana nc
wanting to it, But they cannot help liking and hOnoring
him. nor wishing their hearts that more or our SUI
cessful public men in this country were like HIM.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
The WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFfcT OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFftcER,S
WASHINGTON, April 30--l a. IA.
s.... Ih- .,l.sl l,re.a lnnt hOnfS.


stuopsis for the past tcents-foar hours -
The barometer is highest over the New
Eneand and Middle Atlantic states Clear ana partially
Dndiy weather. with astorly to southery winds con-
tinue over the New England Middle Ailanue' ana
Southern states. -. 49,. -. ,,,
Cloudy and threatening weather from the Lower Mis-
souri, Valley to the lower Likes ana hOrthwao' Win
rain ana easJery To southerly Winds
~ Probabilities.
r,uic, barometar will prevail Tuesday from the
Lakes to the Gulf and Atlantic with clear aud partially
cnnfy weather over the New England Middle Atthtie'
nd Southern States and eastery 10 sontheriY winds
roudy weather and rain from the OHIO valley 10 tue
nnnsr lakes and extend eastward over tho northern
norton OF the Middle states.
rrtsk and possibly hgn winds are prooibis Tor the
nner Iakes and may extend % the lower ises; clear
.IP ~ weather and nortnwestery winds Tor tho Nofth
Wei Caut!Onary signals eDuuAue AZ MtWankae. IAi
Go Grand Haven. Detroit, Toledo, and Cleveland
A very severe storm "a raging in the North
W., A.cA r.la l4s H. g ARI aJme plr ,.oss VI Ilo
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
MURDERS BY INDIANS.

MryyE,poLrs, Minn April s9.-Advices re-
eo,vsd from oakaale. ON the Northern Pacific Railway.
nm saturday. announce tpe murder OF family named
coot Tina murder IL supposed to have boon committed
hy Inl,ans Tne house was burned 20 thc grnund aud
bVuCs have been found IA lao 1Aia''
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.


bilties Of emancipation. Through the agency OF
these early friends of his freedom, of whom
he then heard something, perhaps rom
She angry debates of contendng parties on
the stump which he would listen TO- you must NOM
cpstion before you approach the negro and ask him
10 abandon the party to which he feels indebted for
his frcedon
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
LATEST Snip NEWS.
lF0r other Ship Nelcs sec Second Plgs

For other Ship Nclcs Second PIgs
ARRIVED.
schr g. Cror (of Boonl Ksn Csriens n sTs s nois-
scaO0aE EAs-KlTER COAsr~tss
Aida Rhr,he!hpOrt kaisd Qae.r kirahsttuaFl
Onion. hesbsrgh. fosnuln. hsadont
Chief PortJ Johnson. Roc D.. sfai ih.
d 4 g. Kelv. Luber a. L. Fs8Jervoort. b9.tsaL
Paugnsse. Boston. BaF state Boston
JoD4 Pntr Boston. Hest.ess. bosOn.
X NJ sm Frsnkin. Rsrkpsri. ~
Ans4ae, westPor. as. sOoP aAfyss- trp'i1'ue-
SAILED.
Barks Banch How and Sarah. Moneyeo Pa. of Belle,
GleReUs Tor
DOMESTIC PORTS.
April steamships rsrssanf
ipeilo, Pan h. ksis.
Agsl LSsh seszasLp Herman LsuHsos 0a
YOrx.
MEMORANDA.
The sOop Mary A. Davis Roiy ~s hrosys
al I,h) 'h- o. a
Martin carrying her bowspni bboon ind all
b. the tag W0J An4 bouss bs c'f
repairs
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

FERGUSON -MACKINTOsH-On Thalsy evening Arri = a ~
father hy the Rev W d. H-ad d. ~, ~
und FergaOR Joseppe daughter Of A.c1s
tosh, esq, Of Allegh Ci'y, PsDn-
Observation-Disclosures THURSDAY April .. 't hs Ps,.
terrain Church n j. b. Rev H. X ko D
W. RDckfeI0s COrBeG J.. Gasslc VI T. A,l9n.
all of Bound Brook, ~ J.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

railroad track In Minnesota arc washed away n
storm Is travelling eastward.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

Chandeliers aud Gas Fixtures-Gli, crrnA Bf'nssi
VARIETY cheapest costly dollars st
purchase the eHtre gaS lor snail h0sa sc3 DA9ss
In TIM Lrua.X
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
A oUARTETTE OF NoB0pLEs.
FiDn IIt san FrnHciso0 tIHvHie-t' :,
|, Trr1mbull. Carl SchurZ, II
LYMAN

LYMAN Trumbull, Carl Schurz, Horace
Gree lev and e. raiZ Brown form quartette TO repre-
sent the Liberal Republican element at the Cincinnati
Convention in NAV. They are the mastcr-iiinds VINO
have taken in their hands defeat Of Cen Grant in MS
aspratous for the second term. Browns held OF opera
tious Ia n the West Horace Grpeey's In YORK ana
the East 10 Schurz s let the task OF ma saanE thc
Teuionc cohorts aud Trumbul the difficult task
OF engtIng the support OF staunch tried Republicans
who never fltered the hour Of danger Greeley as
noIitican Il imprarca be AZ statesman he is and al
WAYS will be- a failure. Brown Is theoretical Comnun-
st AS Senator he absolute failure ana Dut IOr
the disafectiOn of the autiGrant Republicans wOulc
never have been heard OF again IN National politics. lie
ia ready with his pen and tongue an autpC az P.o9
Radical who failed as a General. succeeded as writer
Ana where now Ia Charles Sumnerl Where does Inc
sfandl The people hold him, more than any other man
or men, responsible for the threatened dsrupOhol Ilo
Pan
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

"weight strength, and color may be snined b. ssas
Cod LAYER On' HALAaD & CAswE-Ls The best.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
MARRIED.

Avoid spurious Articles called Magic Oii - As
uiae LING MAsIC OIL ~ g0TSA'
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
ATTITUDE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
MURPHY a co.
Ernm The H1rfLOrd I'm

DISSOLUTION OF THE FIRM OF GRANT LEET,
MURPHY co.
From The Hartford TneS
The Grant organ in New-YOrk grows PEN
sve II Mr. Raymond had lived. that journal would not
now have occupied the discreditabe position II does
rs Jh s naintIyelV proceeds The time will come,
no doubt, when this party, IKE all pontlca pares must
dissolve into certain other elements But s there any
thing 10 show that this time has come - II one might
mdge by the signs the sky tomitting entirely the
happy state Of things in Pennsylvania the answer
would be-Yea veriV! The detection Of so many OF the
most influential Republicans IN all parts OF the country
the daily Increasing dimensions OF the bolt and the in-
creasng exhibition of alarm on the part OF the Ainns
traton managerial these rcumstances pretty plainly
indicate that, 80 far as the nr OF Grant Lset upny
q Co is concerned, the time has come short tihe
before Nebuchadnezzar was sent out 70 grs- tsre oc
ceurred something TO show" that ms ume had
"cOne" IL came. The people nave had enough OF
Grant and his ignorant and outrageous rule Certain
other elements" Will form part or the coming dOai-
nant party " in this coun
BOLD, FRANK COURSE THE BEST.
II is of the greatest consequence to the Gin
cnnati ticket II the Democracy resolve TO support II,
and it of utmost consequence to the Denocrate
the Cincinnati ticket II adopted at all, IL should
be adopted by the De%SSga5c party in NatOnai
TO do, let u be done S boldly, fran1y' and and
away in case t IL successful IL hopes 10 be.
The honest one, and Just ONE and u II no.
the endeavor perpeate the corruption which s f0s
tered and defended at washington by the rhseay ring
us openy make the Cincinnati ticket ticket, or let as
have nothing TO with II, and nominate ticket hch
shall be our own aud 20 victory ~ defeat with IL
upon standard
PRINCIPLES RATHER THAN MEN.
IRON IN Memphis Appeal
The Cincinnati Convention, which meets one
weeA from Wednesday, Will indicate Tho duty OF the
Democracy The Cincinnati Convention has a grave
responsibility IFS hands. III II should De rent n twain
IN contest Tor ts that man, iis lOuy VIII force Inc
Democrats 70 night the battle foe the Constitution ON
their own hook. But look with confidence To the
Cincinnati Convention. The same patriotism that in
stred lis ca should Impress the Delegates wltn thc fact
that ZJDS5lJ0 OF people Of thls coulFi Acie ugt
ma a.pIanLa, hut that tiuse oiNihnais o. sht 10
aide tie viii OF tbe ~ ioD tIaL Tie q rrnu boz
long, b. The l,rOplc, aud o. sti4s O. s p1wrr,
and theirs % taHe u asf. g. irY HlU .ir"i DO rof-
oiile. 10 unite. 10 act lct Ia tl 1853 90 +0 url
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
Toassainl L,Osvertare. COLLEGE

pgcsoBs seek bbAS Ia HAN frss . y. Ha"e' -
ToussainI LrOuvertnre College.
TO rfiR PUBLIC
rights o full citizenship have lstsy bn EEn " a an' n
Of Tie COLLEGES NOrthen Ststss faetes o hpf. n.ss
h,,s bn e.ly g-srtei hieo hsss not enoTc bs
mn s.p f pFol~ssnA ecne 100 sAsa' pe<
cor .,.ny rem ndei belong 70 The Arean raf
In Apr Legislature lhe STATE o Mes ora P.ss ~ a.
ag act incorporating "fOtSsAiNl LOUNhktihk 'oL
rtt!R6 a. national eaacsion ca yoatA
The named iE such Charter hsse duy ss,ns- nd hss-
resolved Of the soB kso
e & Of We make THIS appeal Grn 30
aid SAead have Colrge oar o~u srh go
dow. san rTcn Mssrf.s
sll Aso eqniyslrn 70 ss1 1rn - a e" -
rsJmsnt of single saDsrpAsa anl Ae 'nm @ WV" 80
been actually subscribed -.
the f allowed ~ Chsr~
,r , ,hss .u sppe. Oar a.>
appeal however be ireaas al home Arn. has
manned nv us 10 fhsy uihod 70
re.iye any money vhaer but s Treasures % O'posss so
appointed lAe time hroagh saon aosnplo", s - -
xgeu x he the Gsnrrs r-ssafrf
MT JOlIS PLArr Cig of Poaghspse oassned -
fuiy srtao -
,er thst sasl abscB,hsd 81 b fs - -
- eth
ssrpuon- . EAa. r' eA..s a ...s.,,,r,..
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5ueciaI NoiiGs

Pmptsa Brisuf ihe cessn
teeut Political ern vii b. efeus -sni
setnn Of Reioa invited 10 snro r .is' is -
pssseBI week BkSJ. TArhAM, PrOs J. ". aA~hs So
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
STRICTLY A REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT.
.-..l rLc l-al-I-nl LLL.st IN Ln-lLLlgslrrr.

The Cincinnati Convention, as we under
stand. IA a movement strictly within the Republican
lines The call for 1t ia addressed those who stand On
a purely Republican platform. It was called so fr 10
any authoritative expression OF ia purpose mas Deen
gwen, simply for a consultation among RepuDcais VINO
DO not favor the denomination VI President Grant D the
Philadelphia Convention. The public have been led TO
expect however that nominations will be made at en-
cinat and the eageTness this done has grown 30
great that the Convention may yield 20 the denahd Inc
tendency In every dissenting movement ls 10 widen he
breach between the dsseutcrs and the main Douy
OF the party. The champions and Journals Oh tue Al
minstration have in their zeal accelerated TINS sopat
ZION: and in the case Of many of the most eminent Re-
pubcans the country they have made the derences
between them and the Administration wing OF tAe party
almost irreconclabe. The dissenting movement hleah-
while grows with rapidty Responses To the cal! come
M from all directions, and OF undenlaDe nnuen'
and Significance Already the movement has expanded
beyOud the reach Of The unexpected popular
sympathy with it, and the indications that the Demo
cratic paty Will be willing retire from the contest ana
support an opposition Republican nominated at On
cinlat encOura the leaders 10 DOder ana more ut
sive measures than first contemplated IL would not be
surprising thereOre-in fact pubic expectation mas
already reached ha: point-f the Cincinnati Convention
s.ould nominate a Presldenta ucAet anu leave cOnSe
qUeuceS to take Of themselves.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

Charles Heldsieck,
CHAMPAGNE.
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