New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-04

Baltimore - Ffendishness - BarefOOtet
Friars-HaIf Rate Fare 10 Baltimore
Michigan Democrats for Greeley.
BOsroN, July 3-Horace Greeley, who
arrived in this city this morning has been
waited upon to-day by numerous friends al
the Revere House, where he has rooms, as a
guest Of the city. he attends the jubilee
this afternoon
Arrived-Steamship Siberia, from Liv-
erpool.
Lose BRANCH, July 3.-The first race to-
day was q steeple chase, gentlemen riders,
three miles; won by Duffy. Time-9:4l h.
The prize offered was punch bowl valued
at $500.
Second Race-selling race for all ages;
purse $500; one mile and quarter.-ChiVal-
ry ], Lord Byron 2 Rounder 3. Time
2:l4b.
Third Racc-Monmouth Oak stakes; value
$1,000, added to a sweepstake of $50 EACH
play or paw for FLIES; foals Of 1869; the
second horse to receive 5000 and the third
800 out of the stakes one and half miles.
Closed with thirty-fve nominations four
started; Belmonts Woodbine and Victoria
] and 2, Elsie 3, Jury 4. Time-2:42.
Fourth Race-The Mansion House stakes;
value $1,000 added to o sweepstake of $50
each, play or paw, for fOur-year old colts
and FLIES, the foals of 1858 the second to
receive $500, ard the third 500 out of the
stakes two and a half miles. Closed with
thirteen nominations; only two starters
Monarchist ], Frank Ross 2. Time-447l6.
Longfellow will run tomorrow in the
jersey Jockey Club mile heat race, best
three IN five.
ST. LOUIS, July Sat meeting last
evening Of a number of leading Missouri
delegates to the Baltimore convention, it
was the unanimous expression that the
delegates should adhere to the no nOmi-
mating policy-that being considered the
ST. Ia - F,uk f.avfv 81. al,
ton of Greeley and Brown.
The general opinion seems to be that
while the convention should give no uncer-
tain sound as to its preference for Greeley
over Grant o simple recommendation
would be Of more real service than the
formal adoption Of Mr.. Greeley as the
Democratic candidate.
DAvENPoRT, Iowa, July "A call is pub
Iished here to-day for a Liberal Republican
convention, to be held at Des MOines, on
the first OF August, for the nomination of
an electoral ticket and q State ticket, and |
TO concert such measures as may be deemed |
wise for consolidating all the elements of
opposition to the present administration.
MEMPHIS, July "a large number of |
delegates from West Tennessee, Arkansas |
and North Mississippi leave here for Balti- |
more tomorrow. They are a unit for |
Greeley and Brown.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 3.-Two butchers |
of RoyaltOn, small village near this city, |
having a grudge against another butcher, |
named Schweitzer, who lived in Parma |
township, went to Schweitzer's house, and /
finding no one at home but his grand /
daughter, nine years old, they seized the |
child, poured coal oil on her clothes and set |
them on fire. She was burned so badly
that she died in few hours. Before her
death she told the names Of the fends who
COMM tied the terrible act.
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barefooted tliars and seven Dominican
friars, banished from Guatemala for con-
spiracy against the government, arrived
here yesterday by steamer, and received
assistance freely from their coreligonists.
DETROIT, Mich, July 3.-The mill owners
held a meeting, and adopted resolutions not
TO submit to the demands Of the strikers.
Nearly all the mills have stopped.
The Democratic convention passed reso-
EtiOns indOrEing the Cincinnati platform
and directed the r delegates to Baltimore to
7Ote as nrit All the delegates are for
Greeley nd Brown except on ).
BALTmoRE, July 3-The B Altimore and
Ohio Railroad Company viii furnish tickets
= its main road, and branches and cOnnec-
III extending through Virginia, West
othia. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Hi ]
trip tssouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, and ]
cratic Ms, at single fare for the round
pUuADltes and visitors to the Demo-
been given Convention.
New York. tbrJuly 3.-Contracts have !
$4,000 600. r line railroad hence to :
PHILADELPHIA, sucks county, to cost !
editorial excursion wiz /
row and be present at tITIhe southern
ner given by Mr., Childs te mere fo-mor- A
the Ledger building. national din
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3--ThGsDoys IN 9
Great Republic, for Japan and L.
ried Sl,llS,0O0 in treasure. qship
CEDAR RAPIDS, July 3.-On the Cf..r
ana Northwestern railroad Yesterday aft :,
noon, one mile east Of Belle Plain, a 'freig6 y
train ran into q construction train and tele-
scoped the cabOose of the latter, killing one
man almost instantly and badly wounding
SIX others. -Four of the wounded have
since died, and the other two can not live
BOSTON, July 3.-The concert tins after
noon was listened to by very large audi
enCe. Horace Greeley was escorted Ia tho
press room previous to the concert and in
trodueed to the ladies and gentlemen. rem
resentauyes OF the press. After a few min
ntes pleasant conversation. in answer IN a
general call, he spoke as follows. III bas
Iauen TO my lot recently, as Won are
doubtless aware, to be pIare6 hafrra
the public in a somewhat consnicp-
Gus attitude; that = is to saw. we
who work for the press and live by tbe
press, work and live in public sight and
nhuef pubhc criticism TO q greater degree
han most people, and vet { tbink totJey2
If aSition is a little more exposed to eavH
ID @9ragement than that Of most
aisarv, ;.: has been said Of me
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u me, and | tahS = "IuIu hog
testimonial and complin,,a "s a. oeen salu
the business that have purSI9 greatest
Out me, have shown myself , WINE IN
competent, verv fairly diiirent aTT09ugh-
Sossiut Het II was, or should be, Invita-
i ~ aholner line Of life, into different and
you please, higher responsibilities I
ladies and gentlemen, I can no+ Wei I
expect to have anything better said oF , Tia
Dy my friends, much less bv NV advar,
sarles' than to say that boro
Hone Wen that which / have had IN ~
lAPpiause 1t would seem a tolerabIv soto
HSuueton that one who has been doirS veil
an MS ME that which he has tried - a.
may posslblY-may reasonablv-ba a,~neot
ca 70 40 well something else, ii he were N
undertake. lt. Some Of nv critics 81
serve that, though for MYSELF ~
sonally, | am tolerably honest ana
respectable person, yet my associates are
ny very deslfable-an unworthy ser
Laughter and applause | am sorry for
that, because my associates rhrough l;fa
have been mainly the gentlemen ana ia5 ~
see about me [applause, whose aeonaint'
anee made while engaged in the mater
OF preparing information for the pubTic
press, and | hardly hope to find better in
future life than those | have had
trust TINS was not meant ~
say that sueh gentlemenand ladies' as I see
before me have not. on the whole. perfnrn,
ed their work and discharged their resnon.
slbihties with reasonable fidelity. with I'M. /