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LH.HOLTON. G co.

Manufactures and Dealers, in all kinds of Harness
vi es Also Whips, CurycOmbs, Cards, Brushes
&c. Vacuum oil Backing for sale. Barton, VT 7-3e
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A. a. IL. TXVOlIBLY,

NTHOLESALE ana retail dealers in Flour, Corn,
w Pork and Lard Pants and Oils. Hardware,
West India Goods Groceries, Butter and Cheese Also
Wm L. Bfadleys l. Y. L. Phosphate and Sea Fowl Gu
IanO.
AARON TwoMBLY. ]. L. TwoMBLY.
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a. G.. ROBINSON,
WNI. w. CROFT

VXTHOLESALE dealer in Flour Grain, w. /. Goods
w Groceries, Lime Plaster, Oil, Fish, Salt, Iron,
teel, Nails, Glass &C., Depot Store, Barton, Vt.
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If We cannot go to the heather, two
things remain for us-giving and pray
ing; and the last not less necessary
than the first.
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NTANUFACTURER and dealer in Furniture of all
vi kinds and descriptions, Carpets, Room Paper,
urtans and fixtures, also COns and Caskes, Picture
frames, Spring Beds &C. Glover Vt
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A TTORNEY and Coupsolurat Law ana Claim Agent
N Will attend the courts in Orleans and Caledonia
ounties. Barton, VT.
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WHAT TO DO WHEN You ARE IN
TRoUBLE.-Subscribe for the MONITOR.
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DIGGING Up CHEST OF GoLD.-The
fortune hunters of New Jersey have some
new discoveries to speculate upon, and
if the assertions of some recent finders
of coin are to be believed, one of their
number has at last definitely located the
spot where the pirate Kidd concealed his
treasure. From Cold Spring, Cape May
County, comes story of the discovery
of chest containing $4,000. on the
Dick Thompson farm, near Fishing
creek. Two men, one of whom bears
the name of Garrettson, were digging
bitches on the farm, which is now owned
by Garrettson, when they hauled up the
money chest The coin, they say, is so
old that it is scarcely possible for them
to tell the exact value of the pieces, but
the larger part is gold, the coins being
about the size of $40 gold pieces. 1t
is said, furthermore, that Captain Kidd S
name was found imprinted on the chest.
There has been periodical excitement
in the place for the last forty years, and
this report has caused a sensation that
has affected the country for miles around.
An oysterman, named jeremiah Van
Pelt, also CLAIMS to have found traces Of
Captain Kidd or somebody else, near
Elizabethport. While dredging for oys-
ters off the shore one day he raked UP
three silver pieces, the inscription upon
which are scarcely legible. Money has
been found at the same spot before, and
about forty years ago hundreds Of treas
ure-seekers dug up the land before the
sea had encroached upon it.
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j. l.. WOODNIAN

DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, and findings ofthe
~ best kind and quality. offered cheap for cash.
Store over A. Il J. L. Twombly's.
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No man will attract more attention or
receive greater applause than the one
who endangers his life by climbing upon
steeple or some other fearful height
in mid-air. The city of East Cambridge,
Mass, was all agog with excitement,
the other evening, by a young man who
climbed to the top of a church spire to
disengage broken vane that was in
danger of coming down upon the heads
of passers-by. He attained his perilous
eminence by taking a light hooked lad
der, with which he climbed from point
to point, dragging it after him and plant
ing it ahead at every stage. When he
accomplished his object he. found his
ladder so firmly hooked on the spire
that he could not get it off, and there
he was. A hook and ladder company
rescued him after several hours, the
whole populace watching the proceedings
with intense interest.
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DALE 81 ROBINSON,
A TTORNEYs and Counselors at Law. Barton, Vt.
LA GEO. DALE. J. b. ROBINSON
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j. NJ. CURRAN
MARTIN ARROTT.


ID ARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,
ID Barton, Vermont.
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Olive Logan commenced one of her
lectures at Newark, recently, with the
remark, Whenever see pretty girl
l want to clasp her in my arms" 80
do we," shouted the boys in the gallery.
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On Thursday evening a man was
picked up in New York dead drunk and
taken to the station house On exami-
nation $4,000 in bonds were found
upon his person. He was released in
the morning and he magnanimously of
fered to reward the policeman who pick
ed him up with the offer to stand treat
for a 'gin cocktail"
Russia is making extensive prepara-
tions for the most complete and careful
observations of the transit of the planet
Venus, across the disc of the sun, in
1874. Professor Struve proposes to es-
tablish a chain of observers, at stations
one hundred miles apart. stretching
from the coast of Kamtschatka to the
shores of the Black Sea.
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E.G. STEVENS,
CURGE0N DENTIST Barton Landing, Vt
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Judge. Il fine Tim Leary SIS for
assault and battery on Pat Mallory. =
Pat Malony. ''But yer Honor, |
want more damages. He blackened my
eye, and if had been invited to a tea
party couldn' have gone.
Judge. ''The court knows nothing
about consequential damages. You must
carry your case to Geneva" Adjourned.
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MISS A. j. CUTLER,
NTILLINERY, DRESS MAKING and pattern rooms.
wi Barton Vt.
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MRS. GEO. G.. DAVIS,
DANT AND VEST MAKER,
i Barton, Vermont
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DAINTER. Painting, Glazing, Graining. White
III washing and Paper-Hanging. All work done in
he best style and satisfaction guaranteed Saws filed
10 order.
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CUTLER 81 GOSS,
MANUFACTURES of Carriages and Sleighs,
WI Greensboro, Vt.
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B USINESS DyRECTORY.I Il

j. r. WRIGHT,
Dhysician ana surgeon. Office over Gr.> dv s.;rr.,
4 Parker's store. y oklhher
Chronic diseases Speciality
02-l Barton Landing.
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FRED. II. MORSE,

j. n. WEBSTER,
PHOTOGRAPHER. Dealer in StereoscOpes, Views
/ oval, square. and rustic Frames Of all kinds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON April TO- isl2
es qson is sss s s.a fsSd
Net receipts, $50 Exports coastwise lG6a Sales, 6lo
NKw ORLEANS, April 20 1872;
ba SSO gross sa Saes Exports avre XIV
TO Barcelona 90 bales to Boston, $40 bales sales
bales gross 7ss7 bales exports 70 LvcEpeol 4sss
bales to Barcelona, 1914 bales Havre, 74l7 bales;
coaswise s4 bales sales 1880 n Saiss Aor % 1872
Cotton dull %iaalqgs a Net receipts sales les ES
Stock, 1874 Weekly-Net RECEIPTS 1852 o Exports to
Great Britain, 375l. Coastwise, ISL Sales, 2,so
a., SAVANNAH, Agril 20 ls72
Stock, 2s7s pave WeekypNei receipts $685. Exports coast
wise, 1879. Sales 1000 80, "a TO-,
Cotton quiet mddngs 22 s Net reaeps Wssk Ex
si5 F''cSss iS sales Exports Great ',a
leaf $s a s. rs; medium to good, 80 a sis 60
BUFFALO n. Y, April %, 1872
fair city trade wheat in good demand, and higher
sales 400 bushels Duluth spring at 81 M 800 bushels
spring ut 81 4s 100 bushels do at sl6O Corn in fair de-
and higher and sales Of about 10000 bushels at
eced Barley inactive and offerings light Seeds In
fair request and sales Of $50 bushels timothy Ct 81 %
soc. Pork steady at SIS. Lard steady at9Aic.
Flcur E spring fairly active q SO IS e Wheat beat
Tssr c Es dS SF" % E% 81 se
Lard held higher sc bid akmeaIs firm At e 4, for
a%, ssS ;si 'tsss :assss %HS
sff a DO @S s aSs Gas,ss "Ha
do do corn, 5000 do do oats, 1000 do do rye 6Ooo
do do barley and 1900 hogs
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CLOSING PRICEs-5 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Better, but Not QuotabIy
ChnDgcd-Receipts at the Ports, 3,9I7
Ba1cs-IBreadstuns Excitcd-Wheat Ae-
tive and Higher - Corn Active and
Higher-Rye Firmcr-Pork md Lard
Higher-Large Freight Engagements
Of Grain-Cofrec Dull and Nominal
Rosfr Active md Higher-Wool i'm
Better Donna nd -Whfskey Higher.
FRIDAY, April 26-6 NJ
AsHrs.-The market remained about the same as when
last reported Pots continued in moderate demand but
pearls nominal We quote POTS 81 70 81 G and
pearls $40
BUILDING MATyRsALs.-Thc demand for brick continued
"a ir from the local trade and prices showed material
change Lime was In rather better damand and steady Mt
60 Tor common aud ~ Is for lump Cement attracted
but little attention, bur remained Unchanged In price
quoted at ~ 10 tor Rosenale Latbes steady at IS
for Eastern spruce
CAyrLEs-1be market remains quiet and unchanged
We quote s-.Sperm 33c patent do 43c ac parafne
25c. 2Gt: soaric, 2Sc 29c'; edamantnc I9c. 2c.
corTRs-Jhe market remained dun aud entirely noVil
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market ,till continued quiet for both
ign and dome site; the sales were unimportant
Cuba-Centrifupal and mixed. j.

NAVAL sTonrs.--The market for spirits turpenne was
quoted re1anable order at IS 81 kosn was
S:Ss and SS ao at ss S Ss so a.
s1nssS s s DO At xsIm1sG at LOO pos
asa Tar was duh unchanged quoted s at IS ss5S
0e market for seea continued moderately
active but pncpsy pa 1 the home trade sales were
b" W" Sa
ssi 5 @ S sn wss s
hear Of large business in nseed the sales agsrcga
ing about loovU gallons vi sec' She, cash, and &c.
PETRoLKgn-fhe market for refined was quiet but Arm
on change but not auhent s1 Crude in bulk
scarce analtered definite quotation was oStaina
h ssd s At "
$ ss:s Snss ssSs'ss
sbs crude in bulk on private terms and 1000 bills
packages; lard sos bbs and iisrces and % Kegs The
or % i
and 8 SSs E,l%s Snsn.
WIN p,es; s sH%dE aRwsS
m'Ss s s; '
for $40 sa s S ra IS 90 Gr SIS Isos
,erces Beef ham were dun and UNCHANGED:
quiet mn Of ses
hams private terms Former quotations current
Lard-The market for Western was only moderately ac
tive but rmer we hear sales ofao dcrces arrive az
Slice 800 tierces for May, last yenng 9Sc, and
day so terces at 95Sc 9T16c City lard fairly
and higher. Sales made OF $50 ticrces at 9c
RIcr.-The market for domestic continued duh and
nearly nominal There small sales Mt SIac. a &c
Foreign only in limited demand but strong, owing e
In gold sales UO bags Patna at 7ac 74c and
$50 bags Rangoon at csc, TIC.
SuGAR.-The market for raw continued moderately
active and steady. The sales to-day aggregate l3 hhds
Including Cnba refining, Porto Rico and centrifugal, al
lined in fair demand and steady at former prices
We quote Standardization 10 common refining, INC. q
Sc fair to good fair refining, Sac a sac; good "a
glSc. prime TO choice grocery, 9i4c 9c centrifugal
hhds and boxes, &c. Toe. moiasses hhds and boxes
7Ac sac. melado &c n SIC. Havana--Boxes Dutch
10 TO ~, ne. lIAc do, white lie a ll26c Porto
Rco-Common to prime refining, Sc. slc. fair to choice
grocery. Sac 0c. Brazil-Dntch standard Nos TO IL,
gAc. MaDa-Superlor and extra superior 7lfc sac.
New orcans-Rcning grades, &c. SEC. grocery do,
sac. I0c.
srrLrEaTherc sales Of prime slcsian to arrive,
TrS-fhe market was moderately active and very firm
Sales reported Of 100 boxes charcoal plate nj
$3 80 gold 1000 boxes charcoal Tin NJ $l3 T6 gold 1000
boxes charcoal erne at $2 gold and $50 slabs straits
private terms, quoted at 4Ilac.
TALLow continued in active demand and again
frner Sales last evening 10000 lbs at gc and to-day
100000 lbs a esc. for choice city, and 5000 lbs at &c.
packages free
Woot-The market was decidedly more active, but rs
yet the transactions are comparatively light Prime
ruled aboat the same. The sales since our last have
been .-lJDGDJ lbs Ohio and Western Virginia fleece on
private terms 5000 lbs super pulled, 70c a. &c. 600
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BURGLARY FRUSTRATED.

About one O'Clock yesterday morning Officer
Byrne, of the Eighteenth precinct noticed some-
thing wrong with the grating in front Of Corbett
h Goes children's perambulator mandatory, 2l4
East Twenty-sixth street. He sounded the alarm
rap, and Officer Mcdonald came up. They both en-
tered the place together, and after searching
through the building found two men, named VIII
liam Davis, better known as "Billy Doherty" and
James s. Smith, alias Jimmy Mundy, notorious bur-
glars. They were taken to the station house and
brought before Judge Scott, at Essex Market, yes
terday morning. They were held under $1,000 bail
each.
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Wheat was active ~ part for specuiauon hut mainly
The esHS e a"u about II s.
= ss soss W.
sa9s for s'Ssd s s1Gns II sSss
81 IS for do aaoat 81 80 for Canadian, white
s's ss: sss
sssa sss. sS.
e pr%s w s s about aaa I'll %
and S' ID % ssEs the Ss%s Of Ss
sS n sIs.s sqs
sut '1 kGsas s %
able change. Vessels for the petroleum trade in
% 'Ss sfsss1 at su h%s nas s
s
SilH as
a as 81 the si ss
ssss, s gsass P'rsssss Is
ss1 tspsH P on the
Odessa rosp and case at e for rSsn and s
bbs refined petroleum on private terms German bark
Ky S i a I
German bark tons Monteyideo for orders timber
So
@ 0 hence to- S
NorwSsan bark hence , to H sr Sa1o nbls
Bristol timber at about Sss 3D. two barks and brig
with and moasses at 80 and "a 20 port charges
paid. .
prices OF less nominal At Boston quite a large
s IN about
ere of Hc 1s and a for domestic So'' '0
HEMP JurE-The hemp market remained dull and
entirely nominal Jute was also dull, but unchanged
Jue butts in limited demand aud steady The
sales 400 bales at currency and 500 bales
currency thirty days Former quotations for hemp were
current We also sales Of 1000 bales butts arrive
shortly 26c gold and 1000 Dales to arrive later
gold
Hors.-we have no particular change to note in the
market last report The transactions have
very light and chiefly from local brewers who
PEELED to repensh their stock The reports from the hop
growing districts not encouraging for the present
crop We quote State, 25c 65c Eastern and Western,
25c Coo yeerlngs, loo SOC Odds lOc. l5c foreign,
! 6Oc. a roc. Tor Bavarian or English.
HAY SrRAw.-The receipts insufficient to meet
the dc nand, and in consequence prices shade
frmor We quote Shipping 81 40 81 As retail quail.
ties 81 70; clover. soc. ST. salt hay, 5c
long rye straw ST. 81 10; short do Soc CSC oats
| Zoe. Sc, and wheat 50c. a Zoe.
MoLAssss.rhe market still continued quiet for both
foreign and domestic; the sales unmportant,
i Quotc.-
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lbs extra do, 75c 1900 lbs Texas, 5c Uo lbs iaii
clip California Sc 40c IL 00D lbs. secured, goc ~;
i26oo Ms Angora es 900 bs anwashsd Niece &c. SIs
and extra pulled 75c Soc; $50 bales Monte video bic
a 52isc; 500 lbs East India, 7ic; hUo los; me
sheep skins s5sc 70 bales East India Sc ooe AZ
de 50 bales sheep skins 3c.; 10000 HIS East lndia
1000 lbs nos 1900 lbs extra pulled, $1,000 lbs lambs do
all on private terms. - -. - 49,,
WnsKEY.-Receipts 637 bbs The market was decf
dadlr hoti hills a lie. a gzc.
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Included in the above are $40 bales to arrive For future
delivery basis low ndlingl the sales have been fol-
lows:-Saes last evening after three +. MApril 100 at
e 10 iec May 1879 notice site 18th, AT CSC s ze
100 at August 800 at % 1l6c September 100 at
2lsic 37Sc 100 at p lslGc; October Doc To-
3. May 500 aas ss7sc 1000 ct 2 isises 1909
18th, 800 at 223c l7@ at e 1916. 1900 at 2s}se;
100 at 2 ilise 200 Al 2sse 10 q g lllSc septsm6er
ac; October, November and December, 100 each at
I9, toge,her; Noyember 100 at 9lSc 100 at y sl6c.
change 100 May for 100 July sSs paid e exchange log
June; total bales Grand total 1850 bales The
Sa re Ss % tine pr sum op @ Is;
Charleston iss wilmngsen ,S Ncr ION. 5S2i
This day last week, 7,ii2 This day last year, ll25.
ioMs-To liverpool by Steam IN i'd by sail, si6d TO
Hayre by steam a Fo f f e To a% NIB ss by
Ne, gold, compressed sa sc TO Baltic ports by sail,
&c. ic gold To Mediterranean ports by steam, lc we
oil
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The bNseH COTTON running qualify
not more than hall grade above below the grade
quoted - 900 ~ .
Flour eceipts-Flour Q s5s bbls wheat,
GOO bushels; 1880 do meal, 100 bbs and 800
bags; oats i6725 bushels The flour market strong
though the demand but moderate. The sales aggre
gate about 800 bbs, including l60 bbls Southern and
$50 bb superne all at prices within the range Of
our au tons meal In moderate demand and
firm Sales 200 bills Western at 80 70 and 400 bags South
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nal for all descriptions We append quotations.
Is iolows ;@cargoes Rio ordinary, A4c. n1sc,; do
G1ac gold In bond, sixty days; Maracabo lsc. 19c;
Laguayra lsc Zoe. ST. Domingo On bond, i3c Java,
re 23c gold, duty paid
CoPPkRThe market quiet but firm at 42e cash and
&tac. for future delivery Sales l00O lbs.
CoTroS opened duh and heavy but subsequently ruled
riner and closed with holders Indifferent about selling
at yesterdays prices. FIXTURE deliveries active,
without material change in prices The sales fol
lnNAs
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AN AUCTION AT HILMBOLD'S,

Helmbold, the druggist, who for many years was
notorious by his six-in-hand team his splurges on
the avenue, at Jerome Park, Long Branch and
other resorts, was yesterday sold out. His mag
nifcent store on Broadway with all Its stock and
fixtures including some OF the most costly articles
was emptied and cleared out by the ruthless hand
were strewn over the floor with the sentence,
"HelmbOlds GalOp," emblazOned thereon, and all
the drugs chemicals, vases, fancy bottles and ar
ticles were Knocked down at prices about one
quarter OF their value Toilet sets ranged from 81 to
SO 60 fancy glass dish went for 30 cents, bottle
OF G. s. oil for 40 cents dozens of Helmbold's eve
Have II" and ~ Have IL" at 81 so per dozen; q
counter scale and weights for $50; four barrels OF
patent medicines In dozens, sold for $780, and five
boxes for 800; vases were Knocked down at 42h
cents and 81 62 each, and a pair Of large, hand
somely painted ones, about four feet In height were
knocked down to a Mr.. Biddle for 1925; twelve
boxes OF patent medicines brought $780, tooth
brushes 81 "a per dozen, boxes OF assorted
powder 10 cents each, bottles OF German
cologne 81 81 each, rabbits paws for ap-
strops, 90 cents each. The contents OF the pre-
scription room, containing probably sufficient to
stock small drug store, were purchased by Mr..
Schwartz for $2l5; marble soda fountain and
counter sold for $4l0, which probably cost 81 200
$1,000; mineral water fountain brought $751; and
teen branches, bearing large bottle, sold for $25
each; five large cut glass druggists window bottles
brought 81 so each silver-plated show cases, from
SAT TO $50 each; black walnut chairs, with and
without arms, and with morocco or leather seats,
$40 so each; marble top counters sold for SIS so
the large Mathews soda fountain and counter,
which originally cost $s,000 was knocked down for
$500, and the purchaser was discovered to be Mr..
Mathews, the manufacturer OF IL.
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From the forty-seventh annual report OF the so.
ciety for the Reformation Of juvenile Dclinquents,
just sent to the Legislature, 1t appears that the
whole number OF children received into the House
OF Refuge since its opening In 1925 Ia 1925; that
the number Of children in the House on the LIST OF
January 1871 was 600 and received during the year
1871, 6sl, making total " 37l. There have.been
indentnred and discharged during the year 500,
leaving In the House on January J, 1872. 500.
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Cotton Receipts.

NEW YORK, April &c, 1872
The following the net receipts OF cotton since Sep
al..Sl
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Dol zach WIN lsf m I'm post Hart Erie st 47k
Del Lack West I'd m $751; BIOS Hart A Erie gtd 6Il4
Tol w lst m st div. 9iA Cedar MINI ist M c47a
Tol A Wab "a m ........ Sc
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are steady with fair inquiry mostly on foreign
account The following are thc.bids on the regular
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

Owners Of real estate are slow 10 ADOPT
modern and progressive Ideas ana hence we
see that section Of our country cursed "hefe
the land Is held Ia large bodies.
improvements are generally forced upon
the possessors OF land aud only when rue IN
creased value drives away all manner OF
doubt Us to the value at WORK WIN tue grum-
bier cease to gr""L linus II Is IN 'h's us
trict aud 50 Il VIII ever be'
Men III tue west WI" h'S' k'aPPIeu 'he
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

We have had considerable cancellation and
reconciliation chat from the cOnfrdcrnted
conservative company Of conspirators who
are doing everything to beat Grant.
All IL said to be fair IN love, war or poll
ties and so men promise largely and iilhll
very slightly In the oil engrossing passion OF
the moment. Professions are easily made,
aud II plausible are frequently received and
believed. 50 all this reconciliation ta'k OF
glib orators Of the Tiltun stripe Let ~ ven
ture tn say that more has been done hy one
kindly act-as the protection OF Cen Lee ny
President Grant, or the frank uttcrancc OF
good will to those lately opposed to hlm-as
in the casc Of Mosby aud uthers-has done
more tn drive away prejudice and bad blood
than all the rant and fustidn OF htty Tribune
orators uf the Clahin Tilton stripe.
The men who came from the old cavalier
stock are not likely to value or respect the
class nov 81 loudly claiming to be friends OF
the South. The knight least Of the knightly
cannot eli with scullions OF the stock Of Gree
lev FentOn-Tilton breed. II Ia no use trying
To force friendship. Warriors are not con
genlally situated When ruled by men-women,
and so II would be II Mr. Greeley was elected
with Mr. Woodruff Tilton as prime minister
on the one hand, and Miss Theodore Clatllu
Tilton as keeper Of the privy seal.
The gallant, Mosby leads his political par
tlsans In wild for2y into the Greeley camp,
and Ia capturing large numbers OF followers
This, with the sol cOlOTed aud Union white
vote, may yet give Grant Virginia, and thus
the real work Of reconciliation be accom-
/ nIlshad
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12

I.,o,, ss,.t,, Ch.,dIa,,s s,a.cb Al pIttshnr.I
Mi who mas dscTesd that ia mIgsIon hns
endsd and thereiore that h must dies Point
out The men who are 10 ADMINISTER upon the
sst.te of this grand oId marty that mas carried
Ibis nation ttFouvh lid yrcatssi TebelIion the
world basoyer seen, viii a1sweT Tie 1usstlOn,
A lew man whose heads were yeTy sOre-a few
man who had been dIsapUointed IN oblaInIng
Ihs offcss IhsV Wantsd5,IIscoyereI that ina
lime had come Tor a reform, We'll, This reform
has been going an Tor The nast iWeIye wears
The nsouls have been maIiniT TeEnTms When
the RepublIoan party took possessIon Of tie
National Government II found a large number
nI tIaitoIS holding otfiee under ii. ana reformed
them out and reformed ioyaI men 10. When
Iohnaon aDoRtatIEed he Duf a laTgs numbeT on
imnTonsT man into Offlce and Whsn ClTnnt took
Mold n tho Teins Of Inc Government he com
mencei putting those men out and placing other