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New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
DIED.

BArEs-on wednesday Sept H. s. James Hotel Malin Bates.
widow OF the late Joseph Bates 81 Cnenn3n Quo s s,
services at the Holy Savior East Twenty 9Th 81
Midison-sve, Saturday, Sept IL, at 10 O'Clock a. N.
COLMAN-Ou Tuesday, Sept TO- Lucy com'n IN the list year Of
The funeral will take place from the residence Of Mrs sophron, T.
Conal Be.eyueaye POuSh-eepAe oa FH-y' Sep~ -
o'clock p -
CoRLEsA westchee lh inst John w. COre in the 'ist
FeSds are invited funeral Seventh day ssiuTy ,h
es at I2 > a. = H. n from fNssi Men Haven po on ,rs Of Hsr.
lem Railroad leaving FoTiYsecond az s InteEncns a.
WooilaRn from tram leaves TO return st ! p m
DRANA Nevumburh Y in the list year Of her 'se Sarah
The ves snd friends Of the family are mysa 70 @ s"a
the funeral from her late resdenceN0 - 81 Mara 'Pe 0n 0'
day. the lgth inst, at IL A. m
HART-A Island Thursday 18th inst, Esther T.. WioT of
Capt james Hart .,-.,- ~, g., ,.....
ME- Roberts, fogn'eniaye Vanderbilt Landing Ennds
Oft my AMI Of her ousinaW Abner Osborn AMI James H. AH
man, are invited to attend
HFNRYSuideuy at West Point Sept 10 Caron.
child Caroline and the late Joshua llen IN the Sh esr
TIE services will held the residence Of Der mother No ia
East Tenth st., Friday, ljh inst, Al 1879 a. m
HOGgBoONA his residence Haison L. the morning Of tho
18th inst Henry ogebo0m, Justice OF the Supreme Cor II
ppers ecss at Reformed Chua IL city MoaAy 10Th
inst at 1901
HoRYER-A the Gsey House. TUESDAY Sept TO- Ja Homer Of this
The y IN 81 @ Iy are Invited to s,tsal the funeral from
fquare Presbyterian Church Rev. Dr. Ams Friday lJh inst
at 2ocock p
Tue relatives friends respectfully invited 70 aeid er mae,
Friday, Sept 10, at O'Clock p m i'o@ -es ias ''lsh "
Chrisiop6er-t
wILEY-Aths residence Broadway Tuesday, sept
T sg viii tase place from Church. corner HenT ami
eaaiaes saturday slenoon at o'clock IFS relatives sud
wITTHAUS-on Mndsy evening Sept Gustav Heinrich "tbaas
Ia the 55h year Of his IA. =.
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully a 70 attend
residence No 25 kA foaftee0hsI sa
Fudsy the 18Th September at O'Clock p u.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
PERSONAL.

Buchner, the German physicist, is coming to
America to lecture.
The Princess of Wales has lately made q
visit to Copenhagen.
Gen. Bergeret, one of the Commune lunatcs,
is coming to America.
Mrs Sumner, wife of the Senator, has been
residing for some time In Venice.
Prince Milan 0brenoytch ~, who has just
ascended the throne of seryia. is IT years old.
Nine. KrietOff illustrates genuine womans
rights by being prominent lawyer, In ST Petersburg
Brown, the champion Oarsman, has, we read,
received visit and $40 from the Archbishop OF Halifax
A niece of the late Lord Palmerston IL one
of party oil English tourists that lately passed through
Minneapolis =.
DR. Grant will be present at the Fall Fair OF
the NewIersey State Agricultural Society, at Wayery
on the 18th INST.
The Rev. c. w. Sumner of Morristown, N. J.,
has resigned his Pastorate, aud accepted Professor
ship at Yale College.
A German paper notes the fact that the VIII
of musician recently dead at Schauensen, was toho
written on music paper aud set to music.
Mr.. Mullctt, u. S. Treasury Architect, is
making plans for some OF the new public buildings au
| thorzed by laws passed in the last u 8. Congress.
Mention is made, in q current item, OF the
existence OF snu-box made from the hoot OF horse
that Napoleon used to ride UPON The beast was SlaIl
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
OBITUARY.
AUSTRIA.
AncHDuKE a

AHCHDUKE ALBRIGHT OF AUSTRIA
Archduko Albrecbt Of Austria died, yester-
day. IN Vienna. This distinguished general wac born
Ang g. 1917 and the third Of Archduke Charies
who commanded an Austrian army In tho war WIN
NAPOLEON l. lie was educated for the army ana aitef
completing his military studies appointed Br6 ader
General Ho aided in improving the discipline OF tne
Austrian army and was successfully promoted to the
rank Of Field Marshal Lieutenant aud That OF Hener o'
Cavalry In March, 1913 he In command OF the iars'
military force then stationed in Vienna, and vanS
endeavored TO suppress the revolutionary movement
The Archduke was removed from command, and rahs-
ferred to the army Italy commanded BY Fieidharshn
Radetzky He rendered effective service in the yctori
ous camnaicn against Carlo Alberto Of sardinia, dis
tnqus hing himself at the passage Of the TciDo ana ms
baltic OF Novaro. Daring the years following ne was
Military Governor OF Mayence, and afterward Cvil ana
Military Governor OF Hungary. In tho latter capacity
he sought 10 effect reconciliation between the Bach
ministry and the Magyer arstocracy. but falling to DO
so he withdrew from public lie and retired 10 his
estates In 1852 inc was sent diplomatic mission 70
Bcrln but returned without having accomplished any
thing The war with Prussia in 1866 called him once
morp 10 the field and in command Of the Austrian troops
in Italy be gained the important victory OF CutozEa
Since the close OF that the Archduke lived mostly in
retirement In politics, he sided with the reaconary
party and was bitter adversary OF Count Won Beust
Ho married in 1874, the daughter Of King LOUIS l. OF
Bavaria by whom he had several children.
NOTE.
The Right Rev. Manton Eastburn Episcopal
Bishop Of the Diocese Of Massachusetts, died. Yesterday
morning, IL Boston.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
GOV. CURTIN AND THE PENNSYLVANIA LIB
ERAL TICKET
A CANDIDATE FOR THE PEOPLE
= IL Iln.t InL

Tho Tiberal State Committee has nominated
exGov Curtin Delegate at Large TO the Constitional
nle of the State publish in another column, ana
among the signers are men Of the highest sahdng. NJ
nubcans who by long and able service TO the parry anu
HE commonwealth have earned tine night % oler inc
honor and from whom Gov. Curtin viii not refuse 10 ac
cent n The Committee presents him as candidate 10
tbe people without regard to political differences, ngnt
fully assuming ms advice aud aid are needed IN lle
calIv This is an important step in the canvass Ihe
nomination OF Gov. Curtin Is due only to the L9er%i
norfy the Grant party having pOintedly lgn0red MS
standing and reputation In his own state NO mater
what may have been the political or personal III
one OF Penusy yiyanias representative men, 10 "nO ei
people turn with pride and confidence, ana wh0sen1me
Z inscparable from the history OF the state Ihe LID
cral party In this nomination. ask OF nun s1rNce 70
the Commonwealth IL is not reward the people desire
70 bestow for abors in the past but another duty they
can upon him perform. There Is no uoupt tat uul.
Curtin will accept the nomination. He may be sure that
the people viii support It, and that he viii be ndorsei
majority OF any candidate on any ticket
A STRONG CANDIDATE
From The Philadelphia Day (lad)
The Liberal Republicans, through their state state
Committee have nominated Andrew o. curtin for Dele
gate at Large the constitutional Convention ana !he
>Iost Is certain that the ex Governor WIN aeeeps 'o
saying that Mr. CuItin sympaihizes with the Liberal
movement against Grant: whether IL - eHpee1ea
cket or that Of the Democratic delegates at large
will step aside and give ms place 70 ,arn we are
cay or I'm partisan sense. IL isqulte certain that MI
Cnp;;n would make a very proper member Con
stutona Convention, aud whether bt runs alone on on
tt DeIaocratic ticket he will prove strong candidate
with the people OF Pennsylvania.
A MERE GREELEYITE DODGE.
Prom The PHILADELPHIA Builshn tGr,mn
The Greeley Democrats of tins State are
irving to make capital out of eX-GOv Curtin's popu-
trify by nominating him a Delegate Large To the
constitutional Cony entiOD or these men have
mo- authority whatever MI Curtin's name or 10 at
tempt TO enroll him In the Greeley party. They oner
| thls nomination because they imagine thal,
| Willie no might not accept public ofice al
| sich hands be may be willing to permit him
ssf TO be- placed by such insrumoIality in nonpatt
San position IN winch Inc serve the state Iher mo
tive OF COURSE is make ~ appear that hr Suun "p
proves tEeir party aud their principles III is smai
dodge. hut it somewhat thin aud we 10 not believe
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

rts rst eject ought TO be to induce fr Curtin ns soon
as possible 10 declare publicly that he adheres 20 s
Republican party; and conceive that ts WI" 10 '"o
consequence of the movement o,,.,
CURTIN A WEAK, YACILLATING, AND UNhE-
LIABLEp MAN.
PfOm The Philadelphia CSy ILm tGTaho
OF all men. this gentleman has most neeu
to eyclam. Save from my friends, H. lndee1; 10y s
can be called friends who have done 40 much 10 XII n
Poor sick, unhappy, shuflDg, irresoute, deal n,nv
ana blind Curtin. lie had tongue, ana nc uIu n "os
epca-a pen, and he would not write. Mo- not ono d ~
for the hero President who had bODOred ana uus,eu
him Poor Curtin, indeed. What does 1t mater NAetoS @
such weak, yaciatug unreliable man goes OF slage'
AS Iago says "'Tis but man gone"
HIS ELECTION ASSURED.
FTga Jhc PAiladephiG 1ciegr0pA (GT1H0 =.
The nomination Of Gov. Curtin as candl-
date for Delegate at Large to the Constitutional ConVeh
ton bold Of the Liberal Republicans on mo
political cbcssbOard and his acceptance Of II VIII douDt
less be given only with good reason TO believe that no
will be elected. Tie office being OF distinctive p0l
ea importance. indeed rather one that should be iled
independent OF partisan considerations, viii make many
personal and political friends Of Gov. Curtin gave
INN q cordial support, and we shonld think u
probable that the Democrats will I'm the end, accord bin
Curtin's candidacy the great political contest now
pending, large class Of the people Of the State VIII
ieoice TO him member OF tho constitutional Con
ventiOn lie is not Only personally popular, but ne -
able experienced and proud OF the Sute that has hon
Ored him. He will therefore, likely be voted for by
many men who will vote against bis Presidential pref
erence in November IL is understood that he VIII not
be able 70 participate in the political canvass, Dut,
with rest ho may DC able 10 serve IN the Convention
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
YACHTING AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, Sept. 12.-Ihe second race for the
prze eup valued al 900, which Presented by the
,zeps OF Newport about two weeks ago took place to
day.
Soon after the yachts turned tho sake-boat the ude
was on tie ebb the wind freshening gave the boats
yood start. The yachts set their blOOnOs ana IoIe
topsais keeping pretty evenly together the home
sfTclcb and arriving as follows;
P-1p,T 1855 sctlll time, 4:Jl;l.
n.rntie,, arrirals .ii:36i actnai time, Etiii8
sisa.Isur. afnyal i;45.lbi actual tine, siS4ilb
Vs.fs .rrval 5:s:lS; sciual time, s:n:ll
N-eie arrival 5:iz.23i actual rne, 5:o:J0.
M Palmer as viii bo seen, Is the winner of the prize
c,, heating the Diuutless only minutes and Al sec
ouf, lie Damtess beating the Madeleine by minu tes
and Is seconds
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
DELEGATES FROM VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 12.-Ex- Union soldiers
hold meeting here to-day Gen. H. II. Wells, presiding.
Deleoates were appointed to the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention, at Pittsburgh, the nth inst. Reso-
lutions were adopted renewing fealty in ana de-
votion TO the principles for which they had fought
indorsing Grant and Wilson as true exponen's
OF the soldiers interest and calling on their 10
make every honorable effort 10 secure their ecctOn
The delegates were instructed 10 use their utmost Gndc
or 10 ge the cooperation Of the convention al
~ secTino te eGuazatOu OF bOmties, aud Just diSil-
hutton Of the public lands to the eXsodieTs ana SAILORS
nf ne country.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
lFor OTHER Ship Ye'cs see Ei0hth PGge.l

lFor other Ship NeVS see Eighth PGge.l
ARRIVED. - -
steamship Oh Dominion Bourne Richmond City Point sni hofoh
with mdse and psss Oh Dominion steamship 70. ~ A. -.
steamship James Adger lockwood, ChsdSton o. "t' @'"
and pass o Henry r. Morgan & Co. -
SD Jennie Eastman Bath Herbert Havana days With sn
Bark Esther Murray, Boston . days, 10 ballast
Big Florence (of Mystcl. Ratihun Aecndha
eHric Havana. Bem5 Havana l3 days With sugar.
Schr John W. Dodge spsulinei Bonare ~ iars VI st
g. w. Dill lOf Peusacoa, Walker Tampa . lt dys WIN
cedar
schr Aps9na Brl MunsJn " nisor, n s.. gIlh plaster
scHoONsR-RIYER AND cOAsTwsR
Richard Low, Stgua5t0l. Joseph hg'rs, Por'i,ni u
A. II. BrOwsrFll River Afrie fenca No-FicA
K H. Daly, New. London. Enlri heg-haFe
jonathan Cone. R0csplH Mass DirL statnior.
r. Reed Portland c. britos, fr9f lenfe
Sylvester Hale Taunton. CorneAus Providence.
L. NJ DuIeld Portland, Ct hyskee, Fan biveT.
SAILED.
Steamships Phs, for Hambugj Arragon To- Broi CITY of R-
Castle for ia huntsville, or hlrannhs
Georgia Chlrr1n; Zodiac Tor h0rrhe Ct lssac Bel for
Ship Agra for Melbourne baA Lls Tor l@nsie~a
Bag. Herrera for Asginwal; Casctee, Or ST. ihOm.s
WISD-Sundown. light. B. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.rOS Sept 2-Ayei tp la Lilly from Artwer; bark ton-
stance from Pobollgo; Charles H. Cook from suhnam Hebe.
FoETsSss AoSaog Va. Sept i2-Pssssd for Baltimore hps
Star OF Hope aud Nauona aud rush bars ron ler ~ o-IA
Wilson, JOnn n D. bug Herman iof Atoa
Ca, 2Cared brig Mary An0NH0n, 0f boston.
Sailed steamship Moneomery for he"-i iork' a., a,
Francisco, sept l2The passenger st 3g t9e steam ho 1as
Republic China and Japan A. Garc T. hPhn u godn
Baker Chen Llsum aud children Misses Lena ana ABBA Ia
q. a Chinese stueuts For thcago--A - "et II
ShOnach j. s. Drysllls. For Phlaepuah d. POTS u . "
For BoonJ Loyoy Decides these, there are 20 Cllnanen
Tie Great Republic also g Of teas aud genera As""a'
q S. mainly bound overland
FoRrRrss Sent i2rhe u s. dgt cons'eiton ieI.
fries having bond the milshpmn from me naval Acany ns
arrived , Newport ani is anchored below the Fort All we'll
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
THE LAwLEssNEss OF POsTNAsTERs.

HOW TRIBUNE SUBSCRIBERS ARE IhEAIED'
TO the EdttOr OF The Tribune
SIR: / came to this place eally III the sum
mar and before leaving my home in New-York SUD
scribed for THE TRIBUNE at Of the news oices ana
at first the paper came very regularly; but aier te
Greeley nomination 1t would occasionally iai anu Iny
7 ,ronld receive THE TRIBUNE not than twice q
eek and The Times would be handed out In place OF H.
and with no satisfactory explanation other than "Ev
IDENTITY mistake" Now, had not the slightest once
tion TO The Times but the contrary was subscriber
N the lastnamed paper for over u years The cause OF
my having THE TRIBUNE sent III place oI was oi We
-, mat my brother with whom AIN stopping, Is a
,scrher 10 the Times He receives bis PAPER as regu
rlv os IL IS issued. During the publication OF inc
roomipgdae Asylum matters was deeply lhtefests e. @ q
nd aef repeated attempts 90 get IHk az .Io
@ aeicc In the village went 10 New-1oIk anu pro-
cred fhe missing numbers al 1iik IElBt M oco' n ~,
them placed n wrapiers' ana inaea ul,h, nm ~ he
neglect in sendDg 20 NE o. ih ihs uai'' D'' my ~
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
THE PITTSBURGH CONVENTION.

PREPARATIONS FOR RECEIVING THE DELEGATES.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 12.-The resident
Committees are busily engaged providing accommoda-
tons for the visitors TO the Soldiers and Sailors Con-
venton on the 18th and 18th of September Every avail
able hotel public building and warehouse has been Sc
cured and will be retained for accommodating visiting
delegations 1t will be necessary for many OF them 10
provide themselves with blankets the great demand
exceeds the supply. number Of delegations VIII at
tend with tents. Twelve large arches Will be con
structed over Fiithave where the headquarters OF the
~, will M
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
CnNGRFsS NOMINATIONS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-1he Grant Republicans
of the Ylh District have unanimously nominated Col
JEFF seay for Congress. The Grant Republicans OF thc
yIIh District have nominated s. s. Burdett, by accama-
tion, for rejection TO Congress.
TRENTON, Sept. l2The Grant RI pubicans OF the V,h
District OF New-Jersey have nominated Mr. william
Walter Phelps for Congress, in place oi John hh VINO
Withdrew.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept 12.-The Democratic Convention
OF the yIlth District mot today. ana nominated Cen
A. II. Wright for Congress by acclamatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

NJ, Washburne saws is that the story Is SHY anu
.sa;olous fabricati,nn "The whole thing Is iaise'
continues the gentleman. without the snauoW u
shade of foundation forit" OF course the reauer
III co ;s.a,+lv that this amounts to nothing more
than an avowai of Mr. washburno's inCredulity' All
1o savs 10 tbat he does MT credit the story Oh It's
truth or falsehood he knows no moro than the next
man. "Yet" says I@ Ner fo'S,s'e'' IN S 5ne iaCo acc
of This MIR Greeley causes it to be stated that the
Grant spooch has never been contradicted." We
ra not aware that Mr.. Greeley has had anything to
40 With the matter at all. What sure of is tho
statement Of The RaRdJlph (Mo) CitiseH, that Gen.
Grant when Colonel Of the Illinois 2lst, made these
remarks in Rngo's banking-house, in Mexico, Mo.
What Mr.. Washburne thought Of the matter IN 1913
isn't of the least consequence. We repeat that TINS
stvle of controversy isn't particularly to our TASTE
II seems however, TO be the fayorte oil the
Grant organs. Their principal ammunition in TINS
Gght consists Of clippings from old files of news
papers. They must understand that this is same
at which two can play.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
owe ARE VERY sORRY,n
= from ne UOrceslfr Spy (Jrdnf
NJ Il -La MaeSophuSpttS ppuhlicon9

Most of ttlhe Massachusetts Republicans who
sumner arc NOT suuDorters of Greeley and Brown They
remain with Republican party firm and true as ever
bgcause they cannot 20 over 10 the Democratic party
Therefore tey regret TO the made Of him. In his
absence, by the so-caled Liberals VINO seem 10 dls-
regard important possibilities Of the utuIe, 30 af rs ne
l. coucerued No considerable number OF his best irlends
in Massachusetts, OF those who have heretofore soou py
him uudcr all circumstances, and fought every Dtto
reauired In his behalf will vote. this year 10 make him
oyernor Those who believe they will do 80 are Dsie
Inv an Illusion Doubtless he win get few votes that
would moi be given to Democrat, while on the otner
hand there are Democrats who Will not vote Tor MIN
W. are sorry, his account, and on account ol lhc
future 10 see him placed in such position.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
KANSAS LIBERALS.
A srArE TICKET NOMINATED.

a STATE IILhLI NV'II-N4f I3'''
TOPEKA. Sent. 12-The Liberal Republican
and Democratic Conventions adjourned sine die at
o,cIock This morning The following ticket was agreed
upon by both Conventions:
For G0rernOr-T II. Walker.
Lteltepant GOrernOr-JOhn Wdlruu
Treastrer-C. ii. Pratt.
Secrctdfg Of StQt6-J. +. Weesky,
CEieC.Jttsifce-H. G. McComans. 80. -
Members of COHgress-S A Riggs, W. X Laughilh' 1en'
Robert Mitchell. - -, -, r,,o,,er
PresidenfqI Eleetors-W. A. English, W. a. Rucker'
A Thomas Pardee Butler and Wm Larrimer
Each Convention ratified the nominations made by the
other and each appointed State Central Committee
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

never reached me, and am at . loss 70 know why !
have always been very strong advocate OF Grant but
now am so disguised and ncensed at such wholesale
Interference with private rights that now ee that me
the whole country; for know of cases where my case
in comparison weak TO hardly be worm mentl0n-
ing The whole gect not be In any way connected
with lie fact that II THE TRIBUNE that Was mailed
10 me hut for general III the latter is te ease,
lere certainly should DO change IN EanaSeeht some
,rIcrc LK. W,
Beihei Conn, Sept 10.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
MARRIED.

DFPTNF-LUTHHR-On WEDNESDAY Sept H. 1872 a The Tesienos
OF be brides parents b. the Rev George DUNBAR assisted by s
Charles : Wing, Josiah H. Berne to sane A. Youngest
daughter Of John i. Luther, esl all Of BROOKLYN
CLARK-COOK-On Wednesday SEPT II, 82 1T Peei k ". Y.
Rev. T. w. CHADWICK, Azamo IL CLARK 10 ha COok both
Of fPeekskil.
DIXON-HAISTEDAt Roentsle, wis Sept l972 BY Rev W
LeFey Samuel ~ Dixon Of Mgsuke Wis, " Sarah Eoa 1ansh
ter Of Hearg C, H-s.sd OF ihs fsrHer place.
SORDs-MARVIN-Qn Wednesday Sept H. a the Church Of 'hs
Holv Savior b. Rev George B. Diaper D. p iwarl S"ona
julia Jarvis daughter Of Walter L. n.n al o l' c
III Notices Of Marriages must be iad0rSed c!th fau
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
ATTACK ON A SWEDISH VESSEL.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 12-lle Swedish bark
Annoy from Acapulco, MEXICO, ior Falmouth EnsaId for o'
arrived h,re n morning short pTovHon he captain experiences
great troabe w MeIus While taking sI Of bis ere"
hrg taken prisoners held He times by
@ hands b fortunately escaped unhurt Amercln gunhoa
Ia ~ a ou the Annoy sailed 10 after ucl msties'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
The Harrisbrra Journal SAYS (:

cit IL in evidence that the Greeley Democracy, VINO VINO
have been making such howl about the hOuse o tIo
frannng privilege by the Republican commute ~
actually frankng thousands OF NEw-IoRk lhlBDNES
every week 70 who never subscribed lof tnSln
thus depriving the Department OF the postage & tnai
x0ould accrue on them This IL "A phase OF iruud
sIpon franking not before heard Of"
II The Journal has any evidence that TRIBUNEs
are franked as above mentioned we will thank it
10 produce it.-lLd.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

How much of the Bonaparte blood can boy have
in him who is a long lank fellow with long, mar
row face" and who parts his hair in the middle
This il the description which Mr.. Conway gives oil
the Prince Imperial. The lankiness'" however
reminds one Of Uncle Bonaparte IN bis youth
when lis Paris friends laughed at him, to his exceed
ing wrath rs Puss in Boots"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

N!sOl, Davidson & Co.,
JOresst choice pa'rns pt
D,lRs Also G Bronze AMI Coi,FeJ Ia
F4rues OF all Auis Also China Class, 6ad P4lel Ware
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

What lively reading they must have ID iexaS'
newspaper there announces the aiiIVh oi ni"utOi
DuncaDs documents, franked by Administration
,erobers of Congress They must be about as enter
tanning A. a twenty years old almanac.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

It is exceedingly amusing to read notices Of Blan-
ton Duuoan's Convention in the far off frontier
newspapers which haven't yet received the full
particulars. Thus that great Grant and Wilson
sheet Tho Gqlreson Standard is in ecstacy of ap-
probation at the Louisville doings. Tie Stand
ord it. would appear knew all about the matter from
the beginning. Gas we have already predicted" it
savs complacently, 1.-THE success of the Louisville
movement is in the repudiation Of Greeley we wait
for DEVELOPMENTS Of the next few weeks in the es-
4abl.shment Of our representations" Was there
ever such a far-sighted old Ezekiel in printing
o.3ice before The success of the Louisville move
ment is to be the repudiaton Of Greeley is it'll
Then what viii the failure of the Louisville move
mentbci
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
SOUTH CANULINA IULII IIVD.
REPORTED UION OF THE DEMOCRATS AND
THE "MOSEsn WING OF THE REPUBLICAN
icy TFLFGRApn TO THE rRIBUNEI

THE MOSES WING OF THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA dispatch received
here South Carolina, to-day signed by prominent
Grant man who is now stumping that State, indicates
that the Democrats with the Moses wing OF the Re
pubcans, had united. and would support Greeley and
Brown for President and YcePresdent and Moses for
Governor The dispatch says that The OrmgcblTg
Tines leading Democratic organ. hoists the Greeley
ticket in conjunction with Moses. the regular Republic
can ticket. This should it prove true, will unquestion
ably give the state Greeley and the Moses ticket in
November