davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Grand chorus now performing by all the
Grant organs" Look Outl the Liberals are working
with all energy. ana We may be beaten yetP
Democrats of the straight sort are scarce in
Virginia Nj. James Lyons better known as the Ameri-
can Lamarne been doing bis best 70 get up grand
convention az Richmond On the day appointed, Tues
day no ess than FIVE undaunted disciples OF Nobody and
Adams assembled around their renowned leader but
fearing doubtless that Others might be deprived OF par
tcIpati0n IN great work OF nominating electoral
ticket 81 TOO hasty takel, the convention ad
jourucd till Wednesday. When the body was called
70 order Yesterday the five only were present. and
after private consultation, tire mOmentCus results OF
which were made public, the assenhlage adjourned
without action
The many kindnesses which the Ren0mina-
tionists have shown the B0urbons ought 10 Ill the
bOsoms OF the latter with eternal gratitude. The ex-
pense Of the Louisville Convention vas 10 trfDg mat
ter the generous notices which The Straight leaders
have received from the orgaus-aotces which brought
them % the for the first and only tine IN their
uVeB-weTn fvOrs OF ncOnsdcraDle Yaiue fet altef
all this and despite the persistent reiusals or TIE Bour
bOns u do anything beyond turning conventions INTO
1arces the Grant people are lot ulscOuIabdi
for, according the latest Information OF TIE ORGANS
they preparing electoral tickets Tor al the SKA
where the actual number OF BOurb0ns j. TOO small 70
make out such ticket Any Bourbon VINO WOuid Z
vote least tWCe after such favor as Aat deserves 10
DO deprived Of his franchise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
JFRsRY-oTTY POLICE TRIALS.

The trial of Chief McWilliams and Detective
Doyle Of Jersey City, concluded yesterday In the
Hudson County Court AttorneyGcneral Glchrist I'M
ished summing up for the State, and Judge Depuc
charged the jury at great length The Jury retired at
1.9O a. m and up TO late hour last night had not
agreed and were locked up the night. II report
cd that they had agreed TO acqut the Chief and stood
ten for onyicton for the acquttal Of Doyle
The report is circulated freely aud generally believed
After the Jury had retired the Court submitted 20 tho
Prosecuting Attorney affidavit made by one 81 the
Jury stating that bo had been approached by friend
OF the Chief The Court advised that steps be taken IN
the matter to prosecute the guilty persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth III
name and address.
DIED.

pASPoRTH-At Madison Monday evening she 18th Inst
suddeny Edward Daniofth. Tbs fth year Of hls age
South - Pre5byteran
Morrisoup n J. on Friday Nov at ocoek The reAaves
respectfully invited 70 attend vino TAR
ther Train for horstoSn leaves hsio RON TOOL DAT
elaV st al u o. clock. waiting al depot
DORR Walpoe n Tuesday 10Th Inst BIa Below reDet
Of the Josepa q. DoHr aged % yoaA
GaEELEY-On WEDNESDAY % May C. Greeley wife Of Horace
Greeley, aged 81 yeau. -, A. ut. ETA, -. ..d
Pnnera services at tho Church OF the Divine Paternity Fhae Aau
Fory6nh+t, Friday, Nov. l. at IL noon.
HARRIMAN-At Trinidad w. Ap 49, 1872 Rirabeth Stranger
wife Jskson and laughter Of w. w. Haneo1 IN e |tn
year Of her :, , - s..-t.- "
O'Clock NsvJersey Central hAroal iaa non 1901 OF
Llberty-st lE3A
IoRrSd-oa Sunday Oct a. B. LOug aged
-. -. ...l1.... A..
NJ Cranberry.st, corner Willow, bookyh
LYALLAt Elizabeth J.. TarOn vnOu soa ofWAm aud kits
Friends on the family requested 10 attend the funeral services on
Fday Nov from hi. parent Ieaa7ace Hfoye-Nh
rear soah kabeh Trains leave ho"f0rk 1905
Of CorlABdt knd Desbrosses stA, At 91 p IA
yROOM-At yomng MIMI Tuesday, Oct ~ Alfred IL Vr90n
of Jerlsy CITY N. J., IA the J5A year Of bis sa
Nouos Of unerAl hereafter
sOaSgTIls, 4. J.. PsPsD p9Aas 'seh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
SPIRIT OLE THE PRESS.

Speaking of the situation in Connecticut,
me Eea0-HaDe Register doubts there are 100
Democrats In the State who viii vote for Nobody and
Ada,s: that there are 5000 Liberal Republicans and
taf me state will 60 by 10000 majority Tor Greeley II
me mi Democratic vote h pOcd 10 aIludes 70 inc
bosf OF the Grant people that they car buy UP u mo
Gratis enough 70 secure the state, ana cans upon AZ "
unite against such c0TfupuOn'
In an able article upon the freedom OF cleo
tops The Ohseago Tribune speaks In strong condemna
ton OF the Heinrich outrage 10 this city and concludes
"A foows II there DO other Issue IL TINS can
vas III elsns ought " 30 sufficient " arouse l1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
LOCAL NOMINATIONS.
APOLLO HALLS ALDERMANIC TICKETS.
The following is the complete Alderman

APOLLO HALLS ALDERMANlC TICKETS.
The following is the complete Aldermanic
ticket OF Apollo Hall
Peter Gilsey, Samuel A. Lewis. James A. Monheimer,
VIM Joyce, ID. N. KOehler, James Fitzgerald,
Solomon Mehrbach jenkins Van Schaick, Charles
A. Jahnes, Charles GaDsmaun, Thomas conan,
George Buckhard, Peter Culhn, Frederick
Cermann, John E. Walsh. Assistant Aldermen
First District. Thomas F0ley Second Distrct. JOhn
Quiulan Third District; Patrick D. Byrne Fourth
District, Richard f. Nals F1th District, Henry WISER
Sixth Dis Daniel +. Crowley; Seventh District Jas
= crisyvOld; With District. John Thesis; IAth DIS
trict. VIM 4; Donsel; Xth District, josiah r. Straek
Xt5a District John BenSett xlth RtTct
Ta RRneg xh District S1nur Men
Ierade; Fifteenth District, Daniel Mcdonald; Six
teenth District, Patrick Myhan: Seventeenth
Philip Cumisky; Nineteenth District, Henry A Lndon
Twel ieth District, Michael Wnalen Twentyh DIS
trict, John BannOa. -
Chas p Shaw was last evening" nominated FOR Con-
gress by the Apollo Hall Democracy OF the
With District Nicholas Haug1ton has with
drawn as the Apollo Hall candidate Tor Assem-
Irving has been nominated IN his stead
The IVrh Assembly strict Grant Republican Assoca
ton last night nominated John Calvin OF the Apollo
Han Democracy for Assembly, and ]. Reilly for
Assistant Alderman. Tho With Assembly DIS,
trict Grant Republican Association, nominate "a
John Thesis for Assistant Alderman. The Ath
Assembly District Grant Republican ASSOCIATION nom
mated Joseph r. shack for Assistant Alderman VIM.
H Dugan, Tammany candidate for Assembly IN the IN ~
DISTINCT was last evening Endorsed By the Apollo ha
Democracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
rzcrnFNrs OLE TIE CANVASS.

A large Liberal and Democratic meeting
was held in the XYIIth Assembly District last hgh
-. go reonie were prpsent and the enthusiasm
esrsst Addresses were made by L. @. Desaard, Major
Hsggertv the Hon. Abraham X. Lawrence, the Hon.
JOhn Kelly, the Hon. Patrick CorDett, Judge OonnoHy
j. Ro GERS. and j. Y Myers.
Alta Liberal demonstration at Brevoort Hall,
I.t night about 1900 people within. and 1900 without
Gathered There was q peculiar significance about
the meeting from the fact that this is one OF Oben
,oDest dstr,cts The allowance Of Irish and German
VA especially large. jeremiah LOwn pre-
sided and the Hon. Abraham II Lawrence, tue hon
John Kelly, the Hon. Fernando WOOD, anu heHFJ WIZ
man made addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFtcB or THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFYICER.
WAsHISCToS. d. g., Thursday. Oct. 31--I a. M
SyltODSts fOr the fpentH four hoarg.
The weather continues partly cloudy in tho
Middle States and NewEngland, with northeastcrly
winds. In the South Atlantic States generally clear
weather, with n0rtheFly winds
NorfherJ WINDS cloudy weather and rain reported
from the Gulf coast On the Lakes sOutherY winds and
threatening weather continue and extend the ONO
Valley with occasional rain.
Probabilities.
The barometer viii fail tho hover lakes with cloudy
weather and sOuthery winds with occasional rain. Ia
New-Epgand and the Middle States nOrth-edsterlY TO
soutbeasteriy winds ana cloudy weather will prevail
In the South Atlantic aud Gult states nOrtberiy Winds
with partly cloudy weather in the former and cloudy
weather aud occasional rain in the latter.
In the North West and thence over the western Lakes
souherly 10 north-wesery winds and cloudy but clear
jng weather with occasional rlin; clearing weather
from the Northwest TO the lower ONO Valley with
uortherly 10 westerly WINDS -
Warning signals continue at Duluth Milwaukee.
Grand Haven, Chicago, Detroit, Toledo Cleveland and
ItufFa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson appears to have
found great favor eyes Of the people Of Colorado
as a dramatic reader She drew large audiences and
won enthusiastic applause wherever she appeared 20
Prof. Tyndan closed his lectures at Boston
with a speech from which we copy these words
During my stay here have heard the odd country
mentioned again and again. You cannot abolish your
antecedents Out OF England's loins you have come.
Your ancestry stamped upon your faces, your laws
your pGcs, and your characters DE IOcqueVhie sym
Datizng win democratic institutions, says regarding
England and America refuse TO regard these people
as One is the OugrOWth OF the other AtroolOus
Ignorance OF other az the bottom Of all differ
ences trust that hereafter each nation viii respect
taiuinR its own"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
PAssEN0ER.s ARRIYED.

Fno,. cLAsGowIa seassAlp CalVeraa Oct So=BeHjanis
West srd wife A Coriss snd WIFE, kGwsrd
p, Cor john Cak ard vile Mss cisT James wssss a.. vie
Esns sad s. Mss T. gperry Farrer D. A. Bali W. Brace
S. Meorv Stanley aud wife Ars Van Deusea. hrs Waon
Rev A. Hodge aud vile Stanley J. StanleT r wife and chi
Cawe AeCab- John Walter John Orehe T. smith JOtn
Kerr David Or, John McfsraDr Allan REID Inos
Wreb D. w TSoru.0n T. Baker Miss NJ Cooper, Ms r. j.
Wood and nece Houghion and chill Alex Rybun Ma d. Ry
hurn M W. and Kei Rev. Dr. r. II. Mill and vi
Ma Pollock Mira Z. Wbiie 81 Bngish Eie aad eA o.
and Mr. Gregor snail aud VIE Miss
small family Master Crawlni Rev G a. Med and
j. < Hei W. T. Nicholson, r. r. Ttomss
M WhTflon Mic Whaon Dr. Gallant. Grng A. Lockhsrt
Rev G. Piekney Corning, A. Ross r. A. Gardener y taylor
Hon Mcintyre. Ms.s 6ce and Matilda Young iIoy A.
williamson, J. T. w. Dove. James Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
snecInI Anctinn Sale Of seuInR-nInchInes.

The wcoI Gibbs Sewing Machine Company bed their third
special Of Sabhed sewing machines Yesterday at
No ~ Broadus Daniel Matthews selling The goods offered
eomp very large collection Of all tie leading kinds Of lock stitch
sewing which have been taken 10 eG
change Companyn NeWYo and vicinity during the past three
months a. part payment Tor the Wilcox Gibbs machine There we
oou none Of this lis, class machines offered the object Of the
being dispose the constantly growing accumulation Of double
thread the Wilcox Gibbs Company b. whom
they eonnue fraction Of their original cost from par
tics who desire to exchange them Wilcox Gibbs machine
The m.hne. hundred In nunber and oeeu2ed
the nitro a Of the extensive aesooms IeY
were arranged convenient lots n in most eses were sold par
with TIE OPTION machines e ot
me- mice The catalogue compnsei large number Of Wheeler
Won good proportion Of Singer Grover Bter Howe
we'd Foncs and machines The collection was
VERY machines hay the ApParares Of beng 10 good
condition evidently ao They were IN eveJ case
10 the same condition arst received n ne momerA
The attendance comprising nyt only dealers
Init 10 extent the pub this beng eientI nstfats
haul d0abthad machines cheap
vs number Wilson averaged rom % ~ TO 80 9o
Etua from 50 so Empire and Rorrnee do Howe and 81
Ipte 50 70 Domestic IS -; Weed DAVIS % 70 eS
singer "a 500 Grover Baker 81 - 3D. and ohe "a proper
ton cabnes &c. realized hshr hsue~ lAs s~s WV
be resumed this Thursday morning at lOl precisely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
ASPECTS o. THE CAMPAIGN.
NOT "RI6LT AS A TRIyET.p

A fair SAMPLE on the transformation sup
eed by the Administration urgans their readers APP
peared In spcciil ttlruam from North Carolina to Tie
Eep T0rk Times last Tuesday II announced that S.
Trvett, Greeley oector INN Ashe County. has written
q letter and declares for Grant" An editorial in the
same issue duly expanded this statement into evidence
Of the utter Generalization aud disruption OF the Liberal
Republican party ia North Carolina. A very oursory
examination OF any Of the prominent newspapers Of that
State might have time and trouble TO nothing
Of the expense Of cegr phne both to the dscoverer Of
the mares nest at end OF the line and TO the person
who inoubatcd at tic other We give below the list Of
electors. from which appears that Trivet Is not
OF their number In the absence OF further information
there Is rCErct TO say fair ground for suspecng, in
the words Of Beiscy PIfsg that "thero amt such
person"
NATIONAL REFODM TICKET
For President, hORACE GRELLEY o. New-YOrk.
For Vice Presiieat. B. SHArZ BROWN OF NJ iSsouri.
ELBCrOBs FOR PREsIDbNT AND VICE PRESIDENT.
For tbe STATE 90 LGggc-f. ]. jarvis and T.. W. P0u.
ttrgf Dtstric3-OctaYlus Coke OF Chuwan.
Second DtstT1c.-SwIu Galloway OF Greene.
TharG DiSt-ict-E q. Fuller OF Cumberland.
Fourth D3strtci-H. A. London. jr., OF Chatham
FVt4 Dtsiftot-D. n. CddWel ul GuiifOrd.
StIth DtSyict-W. L. Sterile OF Richmond
6cpenA DtStytci-F. b. Mcdowell OF iredei
Eighth DiSt4ct-IaOmas d. Johnston Of Buncombe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
GRANT CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY REPU
DIATED.

Here are some compliments for Grant can
datss for the Assembly from authority which they
at least win not dispute the Grant organ OF this city
We COPY from The Reo York Tines and commend to the
attention Of Grant voters:
There are two candidates for the Assembly who
f not on any arc0ant he elected One IL, n pro-
feseiOn a Neutrality-suspicious. OF WesteDester. Inc
other has thrown II The mask and is running on Dem
crate nomination. They closely associated IN ara
OF the dirty work Of the Ring at Albany and are only
safe when without power.
One OF the Greeley organs Westchster County rs puz-
vled over the fact Mr. Jas W. Hustled enjoys Demo-
cratic favor II hardly one OF the inexphcdbe m
tries of politics." and proceeds on the weknOWn pTl
iple Of lively OF fav0rs TO be conferred Husted
bas done "A great deal Of work for the Democrats,
which gentlemen OF sensitive cO1scienccS won't co. ana
he xDects 10 HC has GLIB tongue faclly ~
the triclcry Of LEGISLATION, and knoWs where LhtliI
may follow fawning' To he sure, no calls hlmselI
Grant Republican, but the Repuhcanism Wnlch can Dc
put and of ike mask doesn't Tighten or outnd tne
TsmmaDy men. They know, however he may appear
exactly what he Is
Against these good nominations, regret 70 say
some bad be Of Those Of G. Z. Vedder, N
lat District OF Cattarluusa shakY member OF
the judiciary Committee; Of jacob WOerth IN
the VIII District OF Kings County, and OF James W.
Tusred IN Third District ~ Westchester not ut
10 be made. Yedder and Hustled have bad record |"
in the last Legislatures WOCth Is man Of utterly unit
character FOR the important post no aspres Oand has
proved 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

Particpate toxcept In certain cases esS saas
shaI DO upon one ballot, which shall 20 muorseu
MISUNDERSTANDING Two" 10 is hereby mutunny un-
oefsiooa and recommended that the candidates iyI
resehatyes In Congress largs be printed Ia tne 10y
ana county OF NewYork upon the tickets n a
Two" and not upon t1e Ua ~ I'm
oorsed congress-" In the other counties OF tno
State. 05igneD Lyman TRKMAN,
80 s. COX"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

A letter has been received at the General Land
oF IA 3.ff psq setiag that project foot
lsa, OF Europe r settling eooaY o. haunsalsn All
JrVs In Areres There company formed paid
eal Of 81 5C zoo contemplate settling IN ts county
90 fies cosaps persons and tho question s presented
al H. C~@rsl I0pi Od.e whether The United tt orIAn Do ~.
ertei - TIE conpuT title tract Of land sa o' ares 20
parp0se laa many hh elV-a sees AAAu-'
Il bsRg us gsslIS u lave e seiteIeaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

The Hon. John A. Griswold Of Troy, n. Y, Is
stll living but there improvement in bis condition.
The Rev. DR.. Aletcalf Senior Professor in
Hobart College his residence, Geneva. yesterday.
The Hon. John Jay, the American Minister TO
Austria London 70 be present At the marriage Of kis
deugster e. On Tuesday for his poet of duty At Vienna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE" arc the
effects OF LamplUughs Pyretc saline IN Preventing and
Curing Smallpox, Fevers, and SKIN Diseases specially
refreshing and invlgOratuR. Sold BY ali chemists, ana
tho Maker, II3 HOlDorn-hiil, London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

"Inasmuch as the election law OF 1917 1or
the City and County Of NewYork requires tnAl Al INC
oalOer. 20 DO voted Loo u which al tue voters alike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
CARRY THE EIGHTH CONGRESS DISTRICT

CARRY THE EIGHTH CONGRESS DISTRICT
The present position of affairs in the With
Congress District should be sufficient rebuke 10 the IN
crupuous asaants OF the sincerity and reality OF the
movement in this Metropolis in behalf Of national re-
form The candidate selected for Representative in the
ELId Congress, Mr.. Charles P. Shaw, has in times
past been prominent uncOmprOmsing champion OF
Radical Republcanism"-when to be a " Republican"
did not imply slayish subservency to Buchanan Demo
rats-but all the more readily for that reason, the
varied elements OF the new political movement have
promptly accorded him their United and enthusiastic sup
port His opponent is comparatively unknown in the
district and will be compelled to rely on what aid the
CUSTOM House. tn. Treasury, and the regular party
machinery may give him. 1t Is UNDERSTOOD however,
that these forces Of corruption viii be TO great extent
concentrated on the With District. Mr. shaw's can
vass although necessarily brief VIII be thorough one
Ii can be made successful Shall it not be dODef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
MARRIED.

rrrus-oa Thursiav oct lOth the First NJ Church,
sTrsens by The Rev Durh T. r. BGrch OfEewYOrk and
Miss Bya J. n. Titus Of Syracuse.
UAY-WYNKOOP-On Wednesday, Oct 30 at the Madisonsye
Reformed hy the Rev eFveY D. Gsn'e assisted b ne KY
Joseph Grenea Theodore p Hay 70 Virginia daag OF NE
late Rsg. Richard Wynkoop, all Of this city No eirls
sCorT-RAYSOR- Wednesday Oct 70 at st. ThomaSs chuh
~ be Rev sphen Ting Rev. VIM r. Morgan d. D.,
George Lbbe NJ eldest daughter VIM H. nor
all Of thu citT.
Tuesday. Oct g. By III, Rev samuel
anier smyhe Kbsth r. daughter Of CAtharne a.
AM the late stephen u. Aorehouse' ali Of this csy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
TIE STATE or TRADE.

DOMESTIC MARKgTs
CnrcAGr Oc.. n
nilc No. Spnsg sal1 SII6;
Oh seller November 81 g7 seller eesner, d. yh EsS
Corn and irregular
lar. JOi seller 6oyeabe Bile, bdi Rsefs oNs
hrmer higher; Of No at 90 lie ash 2c
seller Rye sIi trn At Sc Tor i
Rejected barley active and higher at Zs Tor No RaL Whstv
m Soc PrOyssns-Sn P0rk-Oh As eilnK rca44
f's cash. sf9si . Lard so at H. EeesSts
bbA Felr Wheat. ~ 900 sn Con. A. 90 a
OaI 400 basil. Kye 90 bush Bsrey S' ms-tsSF bs.S
Penr Wheat bah Cora eO Suah O<s 80
bush. Rye, sad q. 100 sush. Barley
CATTLE MARKETS
CHTcA0o 30-Kreeps for dsYscstue. tyoi bsr<
sheep 49, Cale rtser QUIET little demand oasnv-
pisg quality paeke purchasing geierisyf
unchanged - KxFa % or - ior ose
10 Choice 80 IS for Pair; g Meda 81 No -
Tor nfor. s39S4 50 Northern WBierd Tsxns and skee
Hog Light hrueT - IsHs4
Common oo IS Tor Cboios sst 10
tfL sheep dali; prices owsr at - - To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
DOMESTIC PORTS

CHanLEsroS U 3-ArTed steamship Merceits from Boston
shp ida Lilly Boston; T. Glars New fort
L. Wlmg A. l. Glover IRON Boss0a oAiied
steamship James Adger tor New-fOrk
sAvASNAH Ga. 30-Aruved ohrs Abbe H0dgman, from
Gardner Ne; NJ, from NeE-iork John Middleton IRON Pbila-
depmA sarah Ling from Portland Cleared seh EnehAatreSs
Sailed, steamship Seminole, fur b0s.OL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
NArIONAL REroRM rIcKrr.
POLICY WANTED.

Mr.. A. I. Stewart, who knows something of
finance. lately said In reply 70 remark about the
financial policy OF this Administration: did rot know
that Secretary Boutwell, had any policy or course the
instant reply Of the Administration organs was that Mr.
Stewart s0rehot. bscause his business prevented
him from being Secretary OF the Treasury. And now
the Grant Journals wrestling with the conundrum,
" what + the Presidents Indian policy3" The Times
thinks has found solution in Of its OVID campaign
tracts-price two censF is not worth 50 much money
as that II IL is Secretary DcsnOs poor ttlo campaign
speech in North ClroIua-
When the Protestant Episcopal BOARD Of Missions was
In session. other day. delegate from Colorado eaid
that the practice ana policy OF the Government ul
not harmonic He SAID: less gunpOwder were sent
from Washington and more SOAP less cartridges and
more needles civilization might be greatly promoted"
Yet this confused medley OF guns and gardenseed bull
lets and prayer-books, Is called 81 policy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31

Protect your rom cold and vet with Rubber Horse
CoTeu from GoODTEARs, US Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
GRANr MUSIC FROM An ENGLISH ORGAN.

GRANT MUSIC FROM AN ENGLISH ORGAN.
1t has never before happened IN the history
OF politics in this country that the opinions OF The Lon
don, Tcs OF OF English Government newspapers, we're
considered as arguments for American voters. No more
unfair or vrueut enemy OF the United States has ever
existed than The London Times II has been reserved
Tor the Grant Administration and its organs TO present
tho opinion of The LondOa Times an argument In
favor Of the Presidents reelection. Take this from last
nights BDening Post
n Great Britain cOuld VOTE her voice would DO unan
imOus for Grant Greeley never had . f1end here ana
the English newspapers to-day laying claim to some
OF the hmOr OF the Republican victories Tor having
diculed his nomination and shamcd the Americans lnIO
their senses The Tines, which called him an Ignorant
nresumptlOus, md ambitious pumphleteer the DAY
after te Baltimore Convention, makes no effort now 20
conceal satisfaction with tue result OF the preliminary
strong surely the lesser journals must be excused f9r
their illusions 20 the squeezed lemon, the
"prisked bladder" the "rOeket suck, and the lSnO-
miniOus failure"
TIE real death OF MI a. ward sorry 90 say IS re.
ceved u much the SAINT spirit tno political death OF
Mr. Greeley II 10 DO part OF the creed OF staes
men never 10 forget anything. rLe Journals IN notng
the SAD event cons to lager lovingly on the dead
statesman's taUnts and threats toward EnSland
Even those payers which have been considered the Oes
friends of America have scarcely more tnah OAnneu
him with faint praise"
To sheer at Greeley and to denounce Seward even In
bis grve-these seem TO DO the strong points in the
British support Of President Grant. What do loyal Re
publicans think OF this Is argument In favor Of his
reflections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-31
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Nei1s see Third Pu1e.l

For other Ship Mems see THIRD PuJe.I
ARRIVED.
Steamship Caforil fBrl Craig Glasgow Oei d. and hovle
10Th With ldse. and pas. henderson Bros
Dsggst Loaaon sept -, with mdse anchored At
s. W. Spit
Brig acadia fof Pie.ou Canton Cow Bay days. With coal
Brig JOhn, NJ B Bishop, kockiaAd N b., IL days.
VITA stone
BELOW.
SHIP HoPs uT' from Bristol Ens' Oe T. with AdS@ lBJ pilot