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New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
REFORM NOTES.

A Greeley and Brown ratification meeting
will be held at Queens, Queens County tomorrow
evening.
A call for the organization of a Greeley and
Brown Club at Potsdam has been signed by So stanch
Republican residents OF the town.
The Hon. Andrew King, Democratic Member
of Congress from the IXth Missouri District publishes
letter in The ST. Lois Republican advising against the
policy Of nominating at Baltimore.
The Democracy of Selma, Alabama, at a re-
cent meeting, attended by the most influential citizens
Of the place, unanimously resolved that the Democracy
should make no nominations at Baltimore.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of Sew
enth Ward Democrats, Peter F. Greene presiding,
adopted last Saturday evening" preamble and resolu-
tons cordially dorsng the nominees Of the Cincinnati
Convention.
The "White Hat Brigade of the Nine
teenh Ward of Brooklyn has organized Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club. with the following officers
President Charles Ton President Albert Adworih seere
John r. Gayi Treasurer HeSy Sundeman
The United Democratic Association of the
Nineteenth Ward adopted resolutions last evening in
dOrsing Horace Greeley and b. Gratz Brown rs their
unanimous choice for President and VcePresdent The
officers OF the Association are:
William OEe; President William Croit; Secretary,
Michael oDrscOl Treasurer Michael d. O'SuliyaA.
A Ist Assembly District Greeley and Brown
Campaign Club was Organized. Wednesday evening, at
No. II Cortlandt-st., with the following officers
President Col p s. Bogei vcePreisnts Mcfarland and
W. H. Reagan Recording Secretary Geoe H. HOLMES CoTesPgd'
ing Secretary James Sfyln TeasueCo b. F. Weymouth; Dee
gates to the Central Body Peter Stvesant Peter Coakn Jno B.
Richmond Thomas FATnAm, and NJ 0'Conner
A meeting of citizens irrespective of former
political affiliations, at the rooms OF the Hon. j.
ID. Defrees, in the St. Marc Hotel, in Washington,
Wednesday evening" for the purpose of organizing a
Greeley and Brown Campaign Club. Judge Casey pre-
sided, and, in'a speech, warmly ndorsed the Liberal
platform and nominees. An immediate organization
decided upon, and about 60 persons, the majority Of
whom are prominent in the affairs OF the District OF
Columbia, enrolled their names members Messrs b
Daniels j. j. Coombs j. ID. DefTecs. b. T. NckeTsop,
J. G. smith, aud Judge Casey were appointed COM
mittec on permanent organization.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
ANOTHER CAMPAIGN CLUB.

number of citizens met at No. p Third
ave on Tuesday evening, and organized Greeley and
Brown independent Club by the election OF the iolow-
ing officers:
D,,d,, Gdolnh OFT and Joseph Hartley Secretary and
Treasnrer j. t. Maloney Corresponding Secretary, r.
W. Pollock.
Several speeches were made prophesylng success 10
tbe Cincinnati pouinees and advising all who were op
posed to military despotsm to do all they could to Sc
cure te success OF Greeley and Brown at the coming
Fall elections Much enthusiasm was Inaniiested' ana
many names were signed the roll during the evening"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For cher Ship HeI0s see Third Paoe.i


Steamship DonauaA G Ernst Bremen May III, and So1hsnpts
l4uh. with misc aud pass 10 Oelnchs & Co.
Steamship Tybe behnoy sas Domingo City MAY IT, s,nAa. s
18th, wit niSe. and pas. Spodond Bros 4 Co.
Steamship Wilmington DEL sh miss saA
pass o Old Dominion Stesmship Co.
steamship Rector New Bejo with mdse and "
Ferguson Wood.
u s Survey steamship Baehe Lssco Howell Key West
days.
Bark 2aBrak CSor) Aahom. Havana - DAYS with
Brig soe tBr) fitzpatrick, ST. Johns r., II dsr, With ross
Bg Creole (b, Coleman Rio Grsnie DO sui - days. vita ie
WOOL, Gc
Abatross (Sor Andersen Palermo 50 DAYS, with fruit
Charles k Washington Hobrook Beutier, days With pa>
sch Commerce Of New.Bsh,on,, Elliott Bleu,hcr, d.V -a
scS Bentley PsulAeuberE Jacksonville day. ~,s
schr Ephraim Anna Albury Georgetown D. c. for Boston
SAILED.
Steamships Nemesis for Bremen; Cmbna for Harbug City u
sewYok Lvepoo South America. for Rio Jansro Missouri
for Havana
WISD-Sundovn. light N. w, clear.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA, May 2L-Saled. steamship Cleopatra Philips Tor New
York.
MEMORANDA.
The sch Mary Robbins Ebethport or New Ioniss
passing through Hell Gste the I'd inst pros
Flushing Bay where ss
lies with her deck Just out Of water.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
ALPHA DELTA PHI,

DETROIT. Mich, May 23.-The fortieth an
nual conventon OF the Alpha Delta Phi closed Its ses
held under the auspices Of the Pennsulas Chapter
of the Michigan University in this city, to-day. The
Rev. Dr. Els OF Cleveland presided. Moses O.
TYLER was elected President for next year,
t1e Rev DIR. Storrs, orator, and James
Russell Lowell poet. The next convention viii
be hold at Cornell University The public literary exer
cses were held the Opera-House this evening. AID
were of a brilliant character An Grafton was delivered
NV ex Senator Doolitte Of Wisconsin, and poem was
read by the Rev r. sewal President OF Urbana Univer
sy After exercises the member 10 the number OF
over 1OO participated In banquet al the huSseh ousc
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
THE GIBBONS NATIONAL CONVENTION
GRANT AND WILSON NOMINATED BY THE WORK
INGMEN's CENTRAL UNION.

INGMEN's CENTRAL UNION.
One of the most tranparent political hum
bugs perpetrated something that took place IN
this city, yesterday under the of The Working
mems Central Union Of the State Of New-York. Two
hundred individuals good share Of whom were boys
or non-yoters met at No. II West Fourthst, the resi-
denee OF Geo. W. Gibbons, and the real estate office
OF T. Francis Gibbons These persons called themselves
delegates and purported to assemble in response to
call, bearing date which was circulated the spot
AMI was signed by Geo. w. Gibbons, lawyer OF No. IS
Nassau-st.. and six others purporting to be the
estate Central Committee" OF the Workingmen's
Central Union. Mr.. Gibbons says this organization
is formed by the union of the different trades unions of
the country andextends through all the Staesa piece
OF information which will astOnish most respectable
workingInen of the country The sessions Of the Con-
venton secret but at the conclusion Of the after
session the minutes given to the reporters
The proceedings were briefly follows:
IsGeo. W. Gibbons was elected permanent President,
with Secretaries purporting be from NewJersey Con-
necticut, Wisconsin, Georgia, and NewYork Col. Glib
bons had informed TRIBUNE reporter. however, that
the organization not in the best working order and,
consequently they admitted every who purported to
have credentials from any tradesunion. The persons
present had been furnished with credentials accredtng
them to % States and two Territories but nearly all Of
the delegates" bore the unmistakable air OF New
York political "bummers" The work of the Convention"
consisted in nominating President and Vice President
and Senator Wilson, subject to the decision
of the philadelphia Convention" 10 which Mr. Gibbons
and others appointed delegates. kilograms
by Mr. Gibbons the candidates, announcing the
result OF the Convention
Mr. Gibbons announced his intention Of remaining in
session until replies received from these gentle
until had satisfactorily settled the future fate OF the
Republic
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

subject TO the State Committee. WIN nstrucons 70
report Mt the coming Electoral Conven anu INC 10"
remaining delegates then adjournet, 4, A.. A..
significant fact OF the Conventions ac Jcn ~ .a se
Delegates were not pledged or even nst cted TO vote
ior Grant IL is alleged that such pledge Was
70 nave been imposed, but 1t was found that Wouu
provoke spirited opposition and was therefore aDanu
oned IL Is also said that the Hon. Cortland Parse WHO
Is inc nrst deegate Mt large, very fayoraby inne
ne was put on the delegation with the hope Of appeasng
him IL Is known that he positively refused 20 go II
pedged so vote for Grant, and that this refusal together
with other refsas OF the Kind prevented any bind
ing action by the Convention.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May "a, lS72-l a. III.
s,oousis Cor The Ddst ftcenly-f0ur kotirG.


The low barometer over the lower lakes has
moved enthusiastically over and beyond New-Engllnd
A second area OF low barometer has advanced north
eastwardy over Iowa to Southwestern Wisconsin and
Northwestern Illinois. . MI.
Cloudy weather with rain Is now prevailing from Mis-
sissjp and Tennessee nOrthward over Michigan and
wisconsin; partly cloudy weather over New-EngaDd
and the Gull coast; weather generally over
the South Atlantic and Middle states.
Probabilities
aThe lowest barometer northwestern Illinois wll
move eastwardly, lower Michigan, into Canada.
The area Of cloud and rain north OF Tennessee will ex
tend eastward the northern portion OF the Middle
States on Friday. with southerly winds.
Clear weather will probably prevail over New England
and the Middle Atlantic States, with possibly threaten
ing weather the latter Friday afternoon and
evening. SOutherly winds with cloudy and possibly
weather for the South Atlantic states, clear
ing weather north and west Of the Ohio Valley and pos
sibly for the Gulf States.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
The most violent storm that has visited
Fortress Monroe for six occurred there on
nesday afternoon, unroothg houses ana prostrathg
trees and fences 1t lasted about 80 minutes anu was
accompanied by rain. hail, and lightning.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

uLIYGsrOy-RANsON-On wednesday May p. at the repos
bies mother by the Rev Mr. Steel frcencL hnston
Isabella C. Ransom
Bridgeport and Statford papers please copy.
MOULTON- -BRDGBMAN-On Tuesday. MAY a. at The residence
mother Astoria L. by Rev Edmund Cooper George
Mouton Of this Emma, daughter Of the lats Anirev
Brakeman
RUDGH-NEWEY-On Thurday % BY the Rev Or Deens
FTedeck Ruige Carrie Nevey
Wednesday May o. at the residence Of Tho
brides sister c. H. honose ~ j. by the Rev. NJ NJ
Norwich Conn., Edwin A. Street 70 Kate A. Dans daughter
Of A. II. Dana, Of Brooklyn. No cards
rwelnh.st Reformed Church. Nsy
1872 By the Rev. Dr. John H. haaning Francis y Uneer %
Of late Hon John Bergen, all Of Brooin
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
THE GERMANS OF RICHMOND COUNTY.

TO The LdfIOr OF THO ITIOHHs'
SIR: In your list of German papers sup
porting or opposing Mr.. Greeley, you omitted The Ger
man Staten Islander the influential German paper of
Richmond County, edited by Mr. Hermann sehlepe-
gre which reputed to have turned the Germans OF
Richmond County from Democrats TO Independent
voters, and which has unequIyocaly pronounced Tor
Greeley and Brown. a REPUBLICAN o.
Neu- York, May %, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING

The Liberal Republican Mass MUeUHg HH5
been postponed from next Tuesday until June This
action was rendered necessary by the action of the
Democratic organizations in this city, which originally
contemplated separate demonstration but now desire
10 combine with the Liberal Republicans The following
Joint Committee will meet at p to-day at the Astor
House, TO complete arrangements:
George H. Van Cleft Ethan Allen, Gen. Foster, Thomas
F. stewart, prof Glaubenskee, Frederick a. Conkhng,
and DIR, GeIcke.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
LABOR REFORM PROSPECTS.

BosroN, May 23.-S. p. Cummings, leader of
the Labor Reform movement in Massachusetts, says in
a communication:
shall vote the Labor Reform ticket there is one In
the field the Columbus PLATFORM but every Intelligent
Labor RefOrmer Knows that as q national party the
Labor Reform party is practically out OF the field,
even though Judge Davis has not formally withdrawn
SO then present are all at liberty TO vote any
national ticket please, without having our party 10y
ain gusuected.p
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

Twenty-four glasses of mineral waters, Vchy Ks.a-
Carlsbad Congress Settlers ETC. can be made at home By one sef
Of MATTHEW'S CRYsTMs MINERAL WATKKA Properties o The
waters physicians and fall directions With each bsz
Sold by druggists.
sample any address receipt Of Is esn
Jons AArruKwv.
Pirstase Twenty sixth and Twenty seveEhsta. \. r.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
IIavANA MARKRTS-

H,v.x. MAY 23-RIhango frmeri United States 90 iavs
,urpcv ii discount sbor. sight i9 premium 60 dys gold lidl
nrrnut tbo sight 494 premiums Loadon ~ go prem
freishi.E TO Falmouth and orier i7l6e5ol6 p tan
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
AN ADMIRABLE LETTER.
From The Paterson Ghird
-, oIn,.,nIln lot

Mr.. Greeley's admirable letter, which ap-
pears in another column. proves ineonesaby that on
an vital matters OF principle he is in full accord
with the Democratic party at least, with that pro-
gressive element IN 1t which must control It's present
course If IL is to have any future.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
VIRGINIA.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, May 23.-There is every in
dcaton that the municipal election here to-day has
suited in large majorities for the whole Conservative
ticket The Republicans had regular ticket but gem
orally supported the Independent candidates.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
GETTYSBURG KArALYs1NE WATER AND SPRING.

Attention is called to the reduction IN the
price OF the Gettysburg Medicinal Waters az well - IN
the freight charges. With the Springs Batteed eere
monies the military, 40, Getysogrg Is hkey 10 De
very popular during the Summer slsltors VIII una a
comnodiOus Hotel at the Springs
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
CONSTITUTIONAL AND sTATEsMANLIKE.
From The Hartford Times

This letter presents Mr. Greeley upon hIgher
plane than that OF ~ mere partisan cOntrOVeislanst
There smanshp in the letter; discrimination IN
relation the powers of the Government the rights OF
he States and the duties Of the different departments
of the Government We find Greeeys position to be IN
accordance with the spirit Of free institutions whe
that of his opponents s destructive OF the GOvernmen
founded upon the will of the people. Union men VIII
hail these noble sentiments with eadness We accept
this letter of Mr. Greeleysstatesmanke In tone, ana
sound IN its constitutional views-as embOdying the
doctrines on which the Union To be restored the Con-
stution upheld and renewed prosperity insured 10 the
people.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
Gperia! Notices
Clear Head, Healthy stomach

Clear Head, Healthy stomach.
Possessed Of these requisites Of physical aud Lcs 'iges
who can venture to seriously sk either bod, mna'
clearue Of intellect gor of digestion Indicative 4 natural
condition Of all organs when other portions M system
lnS It quite impossible the brain and the Oma Sri remsis
unaffected undurbsd Now question 70, the e, stab
H.hed by uniform experience of twenty ye, that HoSrBrIEEs
STOMACH BTTERsp omAchic obtained by eLua
science from vegetable kingdom and that Of tss
blues ard every species Of hapnsos ha. el
m,ea reea In cases Of debility seger-x,
remedy.
Appeal for Poor Itai,an Ch,ren.-rbe CHiLDKESs
SOCIETY with the aid Of some Italian geHtenen a se 1
Pooa ITALIAN CHILDREN Gs nvB PoIsT3S IsIs
sn ss n orsnais s ss hp eT ecoes .S & %,
d the number OF go They iearH here hngsh hnete ,sd
sequence these poor aSd s,dsd sirsn y they have sou ~
hard working ue gent el.ss c II.
School known to have become criminal ohAssAb The
The Society desire co5er.Or Of the Isnsu Cor..
and place 70, ecieres an. nsireson fO' the iesS lar %
The already benevolent purposs
Who vii .I' - founding permanent pss osDeesn o ,As
the guidance Of the experienced teacher long iep
lsan Nho has eesn thus engaged since 1885, Snor cergsA.
Donations gerpose Gf hseis payable
WM A. HOOTI, Presiteni, No 100 Wails,
J. Il. WILLIAMS, Treasxrer. MeropOltsn Naisaai
Bank. No lO3 BroAiwaYt
CHARLES L BRACE, Secretary No. 10 Bssi FOarA-
st.. N "; or to
L. p. FABBki, Treasurer Of Italian Committee. ss
q Souhst
American In-titute-The Poytecbuc Branci viii THis
nSs Room =. Cooper Bans sI rf" 81 T. s.ss..
D''''" p1'"' '''-''' s D. TLLMAS cA.ls-.s.
r. wEIR, Secretary. -
The workinsw omen's Protective nnY.. ,.,,...
household service FbAChsks
COPYSTS TRADRsWOMEN CLERKS. &c, s1pphed 70 en-
ploye and are assisted obtaining empo mnt Wages whb have
been carved are collected wheE All fe of ehsrze
PatenI.-MUyN Co., Publishers sennsc American. 81 Past-
row M T. obtain eyes esporeBoe sseAag
CONFIDENTIAL Send Patent Laws and Guide 70 Inventors
Gents, silver Pearl Cashmere Hat. only 10. hsss
e A boa geatemans hat
' wARNoCk Co, $40 Bresdsy.
-p.,Oe,c. Notce-The MAILS PoR EUROPE duras ks
sn",nx SATURDAY. mar IS s1a. vail coss th ofce
pAr a 5 AL IL :. N r. H. JONES. Psl.sa~
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

Costar's Exterminators and INSECT hills ac.
roachs bedbugs olh COsTAR CO. zJT CsSeL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
DoMEsTfC MARKETS

CHICAGO NAV 23-Eiour quiet aud unchanged whest dali and
lower Tor eni but oser rates ies future Deliveries No
Spring closed al 81 5i spot ~ seller June 81 ~ s.ler JaJ
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
TRUE DOCTRINE.

Mr. Greeleys letter, formally accepting the
nomination of The Cincinnati Convention, contains one
grand featurethe expression of his desire if elected 10
be President of party but of whole people ana Of
his trust that the masses of cOuntymen North and
South are eager TO clasp hands, forgetting that they
have been conscious only that they are ana
must henceforth remain brethren For the rest, the
letter is simply modest expression of thanks for the
honor conferred with a recaptuauon OF the various
points of the platform, TO which he heartily assents
The clause about the is the true ground To take
the ground on which President Grant has attempted or
pretended TO stand the case may be- bnt wth very
poor success The letter Is In remarkable, but
will be likely to help Mr. Greeley both North and South
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
NdRRIFD.

Don y let your pains and aches Yonf temper spo.
A cure s sure By using REssE's MAGIC On
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
The following resolution

u
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That believing the choice OF the people TO he
Horace Greeley OF New York and B. Gratz Brown OF
Missouri for President and VcePresdent OF the United
States for the ensuing four years, we. the Reform
Democracy Of the County OF Kings, bound by no RING
hereby pledge 10 Greeley and Brown the 10000 VVto'
which we powerfully embrace within organisation.
1t also resolved to have grand ratification ~ ma n
meeting at the South Brooklyn Temperance hH" 0'
Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24

following result:
pists DebOrte. dnSrnoDs
l. John W. Newlin, q. l.. Leaning,
Aug :. Barber. B. +. Archer.
II....W. G. Hewitt, Nm. Moore,
John Carmchal. James Mehanan.
III...A Clark. jr., II. COrteyOu
j. W. Herbert. John Edgar.
" d. W. Wicker, Hugh NJ. CASTOR,
y. A. Potts. Sam'l s. Slade
v. Geo. Watts, Adam Carr.
Ihos. Little &. Beach.
VII. II. Harris. ID. w. Barker.
ID. Dodd. A. l.. COndict
VII. James Gopsl, j. NJ. C0nnelison,
ID. Gregory. h. r. Hart
AT LARGE.
Cortland Parker, John Dxon,Jrp
A. q. Cattell, j. s. Trick,
j Wyman Jones' joseph Colt
IeyfD Jarrard j. s. Livingston.
Az = the delegates were chosen, the nal DeRsh
TO be cleared each seeming haste to get home rs
coon as possible. An attempt was made 10 ehahge ihe
basis Of representation In the State Conventions from
one delegate every 1900 yoters to zone delegate or
each 100 votes cast for the Republican candidate for
President at the last preceding Presidential election
and one for each fraction OF 100 votes exceeding co. IL
was claimed Dy those advocating the change that cou
ventons at present represented the Democratic as wen
the Republican parties, since the oasis Ol representa-
tion was upon all votes cast. "A tho assemDlage was
gradually disappearing. was Votod 70 feier the whoo
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
DIED..

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed c'A haiI
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-24
an ADMIRABLE AND COMPLETE STATEMENT o.
THE PRINCIPLES OF LIBERALISM


No matter what Mr.. Greeley may nave Writ
ten or spoken times past TO excite oppostlon ms ie
teT accepting the Cnenna no. Is df az berasm
ard OF the sentiments OF large majority OF tne Ane
Candidate vet 10 be presented 1t is pointed and forei
be summary that he makes OF the purpose OF tne LID
the platform the most striking form posi-
ble No whose heart is set on reform can take e1
the party which hopes TO achieve victory in the coming
canvass must plant itse 1xeqy on thsS bod a eer
heard from the highest official In the land years ago. IL
late from candidate on the side tha mas pursued
with such pertinacity course OF revengeu conduct
sOtay with policy and humanity but 1t Is evi-
1ence Of an advance thst e,S gS 9 nrase even for
hose who slowly adopt tner own ana Se zen
sentiments Of immediate effect.
SpEFISING THE GRANDEUR OF THE REFORM MOVE
MENT.
From III, Elaira Gaz,t.
Horace Greeley's letter of acceptance has the
right sOundheres the ring Of true metal TO IT, II ls
unex optional from first 10 lastin All things satisfac
None who read bat Will be convinced, even against their
will # the honesty Of this grand Reform movement, and
the sincerity OF the Man the White Coat who has taken
the cld at the head of the army Of patriots whose
ranks win be vastly swelled by those who needed
under ifs broad banners Animated by such spirit the
people VIII accept this declaration OF rights and merg
ine o. his support win bear him 10 the Presidential
place The dshOnored Let us have peace" fades away
before the glowing words OF the Man Of ConcOrd "In
this alth, ana win the distinct Understanding that
elected shall be the President not of the party but OF
dent trust that The Of cOuntrymen North and
s0u are eager clasp hands across the bloody chasm
,gb has TOO long divided them. forgetting that they
have been enemies in the joyful consciousness that they
are ana Iuust henceiorth remain brethren.
4SoT POSSIBLE TO BE THE PEOPLES PRESIDENT.
From The SyracVse Journal tAdm-E
Mr. Greeley declares in his letter OF accept
vp mat n he Shan be elected, he VIII not be President
OF party but Of the whole people VIII ne indeed
But he nae made bid for the votes Oh the DenoeIaue
party he knows that he cannot possibly DC oegtu py
any other Now suppose that II were pos PIE LOT oa
him to DC elected by such coalition what w9ud DC !ne
eGecti one Of two results would follow MI 5reeey
would be compelled 10 carry out DeinOcratc PaiI.ty
policy. or be would he obliged 10 occupy a pOsIiohh
wholly isolated from any party-at Geadloc WIN WIN
Congress lust as Andrew johnson was In either atl
tude be would prove serious deriment 10 public inter-
and his promise he 1.-THE President Oi the Mhoe
people would be worth the paper on when IL was
written.
THE PLATFORM ONE THAT ANY REPUBLlCAN GAN
STAND On.
Fran TIE dubUu ddtertLsfr (fdD.D
After having waited nearly three weeks TO
see how the neXpeeted of the Cincinnati Con
would De received by the people MI Greeley ht
Iaet TespOBds officially 10 the note OF MT hchurL INFORM
~ lin ais nomination. The bulk OF thls manifesto