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New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
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New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
THE FLORIDA PRESS.

AN OVERWHELMING ENDORSEMENT OF GREELEY
AND BROWN.
From ne Jacks0aViiL Pa Republican
Not a Democratic journal in this State
Advocated the Nomination OF new ticket at Baltimore.
With the exception OF The MGrtdnnd Oouter when IL
nOn-oOmmitta awaiting the results OF the Conventions,
they all urge the Endorsement by the Baltimore Con-
gentOn Of the Cincinnati nominations Inc following Is
fhe list:
Tallahassee Fl0ridian Jacksonville Courier,
Pensacola Mall. Gainesville New Era,
Quincy journal. PalaIka Herald,
Live Oak Times, Lake City Press.
The Republican journals stand about follows IN
dOrsinR the Cincinnati nominations without
Pensacola Express, Fernandina Observer,
Key West Guardian, Jacksonville Republican.
Advocating Grants denomination:
Key West Dispatch, Florida Independent,
Jacksonville Union, Tallahassee Sentinel.
Not outspoken the subject but awaiting the action
Of the Conventions:
Ocala Banner Lake City Herald
Monticello Advertiser.
Independent papers looking for certain political
biuations which may influence their course
50. Augustine Press. 3D. Augustine Examiner
WIZ hy that Of ts yaseIs suppJl g.ng
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

IN a card denying that their father had said any
thing Of the sort concerning hs nephew, and ADDING
.Dn the aontrary when he was informed OF Horace aces
,,or,tns,ion he remarked: notwithstanding ! nave
never besp In political accord with Horace, yet tnl
no would make good President. Horace Is honest ad
N elected will administer the Government upon ~
stitutinna principles, regardless OF party ehqnes -,
added that If Horace had been Democrat his III
and honesty would have long since been appetaleu
rewarded Said he 1 have voted for every
nominee from jefferson 10 Seymour, ana ~ tne pIs
canvass were 10 policy, would prefer a siriis - .i
cratic ticket, but when consider our pOltct st
hope that the Democracy In convention Ssso,..,not
win be wise and iudOrse the action OF the III sr@,
Convention aud thus oar time hOnoreu i9i' ,st
disintegraton; for said be- toresee W., NY ,vbicb IN
yo4loic cleorness that Horace is the rock on
reiecfed the parv viii be split into fragments 60 ~ ~
accepted NAV build political. struclu n TtI..,
pure pafrotc as abiding that erected Dy 'eHe'oH
in l5CO.'"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

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nno runners
sUwNAFY
DAY-THfRD RAcyPgre BhD for i ',es nr'noe noT'
per cent % fln NJ thre oaraa, ?, n
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CheEtIin, l8 DOgnds fDoray
Tims-i.ia
The steepie chase for purse OF 300 'had nVe ehtf
viz: Tammany. TIsdalc, Astronomer, Nc-uYius, an1
DIrk Jackson Tammany the faVOrite aHanst tDs
ied, and ne easily. DICK Jackson feu and thrf|
rider while the lead but for whlh IL Is propI-s
he would have the rare
sGaaARY.
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horse 10 ceys saU Weber sheff = g.
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Time
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
WHY THE STATE REPUBLICAN PRESS Is NOT
FOR GREELEY AND BROWN.

A large portion OF the Republican press of
the country has been subsidized by Grant Admins
tratiOn with Federal Offices. Not long since
formidable list OF Republican papers Of this state whose
editors mold official positions conferred by the powers
that be" &C Washington" In this list however.
nor included the Republican papers OF tis county three
out OF OF the editors OF which OficehOlders
George Ten Eyck sheldon. the editor OF The Republican,,
az sing Sing Is a CustOm-h house stipendiary; W.
+. Rowe, the editor OF The Salesman, at YOn-
kers, Is the Deputy Postmaster az YOnkers and
ID. b. Frsbe, the editor OF The Hesichester TiHes,
az MOrrisania the Deputy Post Master at
M0rrisana. Mr.. William Richards, Of The Psekskiu les-
senger Is the only editor OF regular Republican paper
ia the county who s not under the direct pay OF the
Grant AdminlstrHtiOnwhO has not been suDsd 2ed %
support Grants election for second term 10 the Presi-
dency. The Aop York World contends with much zeal
pertnacy that the fact thal there are 30 few Re
publican paDers ia the stato which support the election
oi Horace GgO0eY evidence, POSITIVE Ld unaLsWeI-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

LA substitute for o sH has the most msssos ss- e.,s
protuce by remeiy Unlike OIL, pills narcotic
take the stonach The bove
the sssIms the food and pLyo where o boz
els of Oder We the Instances Of sadea
relief where the bowels have moved M 6ve and twcn
and existed sh v0lent
snd serous eve contains neither mineral norhioc aiee@
equ1iy adapted adults aud children IL Ike ~
,tamiciaehe. wnueac constipation livery family a
and desire that and aafs-s
shl thoroughly We viii furnish such persons without charge
J. b. ROsK d Co, s. Broadway, Sss i0ik-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

AUBURN, n. Y, June 2.-FraRA, WHO vas
sentenced By Judge smith Friday evening 10 Is years
hard labor lor arson in burning he Bennett store 10
Syracuse about twO years since, and who Attempted
sricde yesterday by taking a heavy dose u mOrphnc.
died IN Auburn Jail at o'clock this morning We re
manned unconscious from she 0f taking TIE pOis0z
III his death. After being sentenced. he decaEcd hs
would never 90 10 prison alive.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

Grants denomination The Dspnieh AMI The Union are
edited the POstmasers OF their respective cities we
The Independent Ia controlled by Assistant
OF Revenue, and The sentinel, az an Oinclu
paper the Government draws upon the u Treasury
The above comprise all the papers OF the STATE eAceRs
The SUM- recently published In TINS city by MI mehd,
clerk the Post Office, which IS every was dlsgrace
the cOOred race, or at least 10 lfosln..atstett
iudu
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

HOusekeepeFs beneflting, while dealers complssias
seng retail than they buy shoee e<
Complete Cut and Engrayel Glass s Fae Cu Gee
Toilet II 81 90 white nd rs 50 1eoor
Pis zO Fable Spoons and FORKS heavy Pais %
kIC0L, DAVIDSON a. Co..
importers snd Manufacturer 586 Broad rsY.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

Mngic Oil."-Wz. RESsK Of Pts6eh Mass. iavens 90
the trste mark fnr neicar pfSs
pared and sold FOR Other parties nshv and i'aoaesss
tying rob bin Of tas his good By using shsa his
No honest druggist will counenAoc such ek By aI'As
selling imitation. The genuine hksNEs PAsKLLls8 MAJ De-
y prepared By Wa KkHsE & SOSs, Pttsted. Mass
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
THE GERMAN PRESS.

ITS ATTITUDE TOWARD THE CINcINNAII CAADl-
DATES.
We rive below the political attitude OF
number Of German-Amerlcan newspapers WHICH H@'e
been received by us as exchanges: - ,Drprpy Avn
DEMOCRATIC PAPERS WHICH ARE foh "ANN-N AM
,vo.tno,o Co1umbus. Nardwestlichcr Courier,
" 1900, C1cvelaud Fond du Lac, Wis.
Deuscbe Z8tung, Cn'riestn Express nhu hoioi' 'oS
Basio Bfo RemofFe TaIsiTeand vTSna g stats zeituns
Louisville Auzeiger, lI'llu3I i.,,d 1.t+r,.
Deutscber Correspondent alail,H ii u Denotrlt
r,,iiald-n T',icn ALBANY Freie Batter,
Indiana staats Z.ituns AHz.ig5r T US '"N'"' 0-'N1
&SaIioi & T r Volesi,ott Syracuse Central DemOkrat.
NeW-Jersey NOksLIanni NdanNliI =, - IiDsSrernJ
Deutscno zeituns. savan- Hazletqn o,sr yols,oa't
Tages Nachriclten, New Readng Post Penn G,na;,..
Pepublikaner. Pittsburgh, Tenn.
DCmOkrlt, Peoria,
REPUBLICAN PAPERS WHICH ARE FOR GAhLLLf AND
rvo.,,,.,a POST :. 1ouis Resublikaner Allentown Pa.
Tc,,tsDhe Z.iIltng Dlyen- VolksblsJJ, Pittsburgh.
DCu..- . No N0-'""e' Beobae hter, Omaha,
DPemokrat. Davenport, Long Island Anzeser'
Belleviller Zeitung Belle Iowa l .lDYns ,,o++
Anzeiser, Cleveland, Minnesota ,As YolkSblatt di
Wdchter Erie, ,Cleyeinni Fremont SolAi % r
Deutsche Lcituns, New lselst, - staats Zsit,y
Freie Presse Chicago. Now-Hayeni WI.
DeutsChe FJksDldti, MOI a rgeteI1 .0' "'--i7'
Hrroi1 rlSJ1ia Milwaukee. Deutscle Prcsse Blooming
Galveston Union, ION H. 1.t.
Aben0pOst, Detroit, NeDIaSA" 11~a'' -ei'uHs'
81. Charles DemOkIat,
vocnArrc PAPERS WHICH ARE AGAINST GREELEY.
NewYorker staars Zeituns, NO.Ksireund, Cincinnati,
Anzeiger dos Nestens, oeeOO'e' 'ii'"
1rr,-pII I,,S PAPERS WHICH ARE AGAINST GREELEY AND
r,,,.oi. s+oot. 7,it,- Portland Deutsche Zaitung,
Afi-lo,ri Sf9af1 Zaif155, Louisville VOlksblhtt,
T4sitt,i,ro y,acl,ar Washington Anzescr
Philadelphia Freie PTesse ClueIA4@H NV-tN4'
san Francisco AbenGpOst,
TIE FENCE.
New-YOrker DemOkrat, Cincinnati YOlksblatt.
As regards the further characteristics Of these journals
Il may be remarked that the Republican ones which
are against Greeley support Grants Administration ana
favor his rec lection, with exception OF the Illinois
Sf1ats Zeitang Of which, indeed, the contrary
cannot be said, but which Is independents enough
TO express an opinion OF its own. The approval
OF Greeley the part OF the journals designated as
Democratic is unqualified, but only goes 20 Tar as 10
desire his nomination by the Baltimore COnyentlon and
entertain the hope that tnat viii De done, and thereby
defeat arranged for the Administration party
and corruption. The four Democratic journals
which are opposed 20 such course go
40 far in their opposition that they can
not ia any case support the Liberal Republican candi
dates even they should be selected by the Baltimore
will case these journals Will nave an opportunity
10 realize the assertion made by some Grant Journals,
that they have the German votes IN tAeT poc4et.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
ELECTION IN OREGON.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESS
.-c-

MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE AND CONGRESS
MEN TO BE CHOSEN.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TER TRIBUHR1
WASHINGTON, June 2-The election for
members of the state Legislature and for Congressman
viii take place in oregon Tomorrow 1t is important
from the that the Legislature to elected will
choose Senator for six years from next March, in place
OF SIR COrbett The State at similar election, two
years ago, went Democratic, and strong efforts have
been made by the Administration people to retrieve IT,
Attorney General Williams teegraphs that he has not
douOt OF the triumph Of the Administration party.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
DELEGATES TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONvES-
TION, ELECTORS, AND DELEGATES TO BALTI-
MORE.
The Democratic State Convention of Penn
sylvania which met at Reading last week, completed its
abors By choosing the following electors and delegates
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

ssnnIf-psx Feyers, ana skin Diseases. prevented bT
LAHPLougBs fYRKS SLrsR Nsns ngoriils t- s1eets
snl prevention Sold bT ctembz saa
Go maker H. LAHPLoUGH, liJ Hoibornh hnl London
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
N1RRLED

CADsvORrH-Tr Brooklyn % the 20h ult At ne chnrA
che Hight nov Henry Beecler Nn u NtSF9th
- STAR d. tn1g both of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03
5peciaI Notlres
Tue Peoples Demonstration
FOR
GREELEY AND BROWN

Tue Peoples Demonstration
GREELEY AND BROWN
Tue Cisu. York. irrespective party requested
MASS MKETISG
MONDAY KyESNg Junsi
cooPsE iHi HsTTTUrk siSHfT
The Csniilatss lor President sna yee,Prssdsst.
will present aua also sosqsHsa orators from all parts Of ~
Senator Upton of Nebraska, sensssr ALcoas Msssspgt
Ron Hon los r STEWART Mica, Hoa JAS GALLAGHER Coas.
Cen kip TRICK Of j. Hon ALEX ,I < M9cLgR4 Pa".-
Bon 1 f. soPsHE " sadS aS2SHVK HON HON Sazss Sas BRook RSys
Hon WILLIAM DORsHRIMRR, Geu- N I. MCMAHON
aS" aSa Smith SMITH, Ely -''""-A' HON wM & aoBISsos,
Hon WILLIAM W. NILES. Col X. B. LANSING,
hSS aSsfs AsPa1T sossks Hon Hon SoSSTo T%oabr
THOs. L. sSEAD esq, THEo c; GLAUBEssKLEB,s s.a-
JULIUS KORs esg sTgPHRN MRASEY esq
JOHN MULLALf, esq,
The squar front Of Cooper Union VIII be brilliantly unnsa
and 'a.nds sill os asssna.s Tor hsss ,aa srs~OrA in adoa
Arrangements made for the fullest reports Of the speeches ns' a.
sTss speakers please Room a. Cooper Ius4~
" N 20 es 'issisee , BY ,9s 1oI5n,,ss
gE9Rss gI9Es : u sEt4S, SAS cLEFT cA.ru..
WILLIAM J. GiBsos, ''ol'
First GHn for Greeley and Brown.
b1 Dses wM AsiM1S Pr..dsutl at tssr eaaqustr. s
THOs W VAN TAssEL. Secretary
Credentials OF a Great Remedy.
The Drsysaiivs Of standard aidots aaaI
psn bsra.aag dise..ss sues lP fs hus.
column bali virtues he great
restorative.
HOsTETrERs STOMACH BlrrEaJ
-aich Cor twenty ess aiken precedence oi al vegetable
preparations uervine.
epa smslAaL The pablo know we'll 4 beard sv-y
dwelling place every hOnscho h praises sounded
throughout Hemisphere, general
eurs headache spesc fog aa,aIeacy and oEseh
uppeas ,toAche sIeut blood aepuFeat aud ssAa remedy
ios inssrmtsat ever
This WorknEwomen's Protective Union.
,pag boz school taAChEhs
COPYLsrS rRADBSWOMEN, CLERK. Sc. ssnpuci
po, srs obtaining frp Wages sh have
been collected by aw shrn Al r harge
PRfenrs.-MUNN Co, Pabshcu sceauac Aurrcla n Psrk-
yov r. patents sversbcIes years epcneuce
conadentiL Send Tor Pstent Laws snd GUIDE % Inventors
Every Pamily ssoull leap RBNS8s PAIN KILLING hAcfc
or aien sttscAs Of lac OAos A0
aa-I Is sssrrs CsALA CoL he Head Ae>As-- A~
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

DIED

Au Notices Of Marriages must BE- endorsed EtA isu
nd. a.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-03

EVERYTHING PREARRANGED THE CHobUsES
CAREFULLY DRILLED-GRANr TO BE NoAl-
N,~rD on TIE FIRST BALLOT-spECULA-
,rrONs CONCERNING THE VICE-PBEsIDENCf'
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNEl
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08

TIE election of Gen. Grant we regard
less coalition. If it has any significance
at all it shows that the people of this coun-
try are too intelligent to be duped by poll
ticians. But men will look at such things
differently. A man by the name OF Wat
terson writes editorials for the Louis Vile
Courjcr-Jownal. He rants and raves in
this style over the election returns. We
give it as sample of how intelligent men
can work themselves into crazy mood:
The devil is in the air and the dog of
RadIcallsm is having his day. tAfter us"
may come"the deluge,n but if the deluge
DON'T come soon we must gather our
slouched and scattered forces and "at them
again." Days of adversely prove the worth
of men. Instead of electing Mr.. Greeley
as was anticipated few months since by
his friends, he is left without a majority,
as far as known, except in the South.
The South has proved true to the cause of
Liberalism. The situation is growing,
the times are out of Joint. But we must
rise and we will rise. The Liberal elements
of the nation are made of sterner stuff
than that which gives away before the
first storm of adversely. The prospect is
undoubtedly dlScouraglng. There is not
the least doubt in our mind that the ag-
gressions of the military ring which sur
rounds the President will become more
persistent and shameless. San Domingo
schemes will flourish now. Credit Mobi-
ller jobs will become respectable through
frequency. Blatant idiots like Harlan,
who retire from the Senate merely to as
sumo closer relationship to the President,
and clustering DULLES like Conkling, will
move with nimble servility to the plotting
of Cameron and Morton. There will be
lovely spectacle of ungloved villainy in
every department of the public service.
Venality and nepotism will he the order
of the day. Casey and Tom Murphy will
walk in high grass of custom houses from
which the scythe of power has been with
drawn Leet and Stocking will once more
prosper without concealment; all the
strumpets and adventures will have a
good time; and the Administration may
spit in the face of the wind without any
fear of verifying the Spanish proverb.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08

pect from them, and we will faithful
perform our parts.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08

THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF Any Daily Published in East Tennessee
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

The Tennessee Legislature is compo sc
of one hundred members, twenty-five Sen
ators and seventy-five Representatives.
East Tennessee is entitled to ten Repre-
sentatives and ten joint Representatives
or FIoaters as they are properly called.
We have seven Senators counting III one
or two Middle Tennessee counties. The
fusion Republican and Johnson legislative
tickets in Nashville and Mem his are
elected. Bedford county gives two Repub-
licans to the Legislature. Our estimates
partly official lead US to believe that the
Johnson men and Republicans together
will have probably q majority i'll the Cen
eral Assembly.
If our estimates are correct we will have
forty-seven of the hundred legislators with
a fair chance for seven more.
The next Legislature chooses our State
Treasurer, Comptroller and Speakers of
the House and Senate. We would much
rather have the Legislature in the hands
Of liberal, progressive men than to have
the Governor. But if we do not do more
than hold our estimate of forty-seven, we
are sure of an active, vigilant minority
that will look after the interests of the
people and do away with the shameful
partisan legislation of the past three
years.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08

CONSERVATIVE Union men of Tennes-
see! the election of Tuesday shows that
the truly Conservative men of tennessee
have it in their power to rescue the COM
nlonwealth from the unworthy hands that
have controlled it for two years past.
What is there now to longer divide us ?
Prescribed and driven from the party you
have placed into power, ostracised because
of your devotion to the Union, trampled
upon by eX-confcderates who were pre-
ferred not because Of fitness for office,
bat because of their military record
you can not longer afford to permit them
to prosecute their unjust war without him
derance. The State has been crippled by
the Chinese policy.of Democracy, and good
men must hereafter cooperate to place our
interests in better hands,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08

FRIDAY MORNING. Nov. s, 1872.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08

MAST, in one of his powerful cartoons
pictured Greeley after the election as APP
plying for his old position as editor Of the
Tribune. Whitelaw. Reed, Greeley's sue
c.ssor, was represented as very busy at
his desk, and as giving Greeley the now
famous advice: "Go West, young man.
Go West.n But the election returns from
that section gave him little encouragement
it would seem, for the CHRONICLE dis
patches this morning inform us that lie
has resumed editorial control of the
Tribune.
We shall now have some wholesale adj
vice and plain talk from Horace. lie has
been overwhelmingly repudiated by the
people and has doubtless much to say that
will be racy and amusing if not profitable.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08

THE people of Tennessee have spoken
in thunder tones in condemnation OF the
shameful acts of the last Legislature. Hon
est men will never approve partisan
outrage. perpetrated for the purpose OF
defeating any one man. The petty poll
ticians who superintendent that business
in the Legislature last winter, have met
with a severe rebuke. They little dream
ed they were digging grave for Tennes-
see Democracy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08


THE election being now over and poll
tics no longer the all-absorbing topic of in
terest, we will have more space to devote
to our material local interests. Our first
desire is for the general prosperity of the
whole country, but we feel a special inter-
est in the welfare of our own State. We
know that here in our beloved Switzer-
land of America, where blue mountain
peaks are visible North and South; where
a score of beautiful rivers flow silently
toward the gulf States, that might
become a thOroughfare for an immense
commerce and where the atmosphere is
balmy and delightful that there is wealth
within our reach, if we can only secure
means for its development. Instead of
three hundred or three hundred and fifty
thousand people, we want double that
number. We desire to have the busy hum
OF thousand workshops, making music
III every valley in East Tennessee. We
want to see the people living together har-
monIously and peacefully, all working to-
gether for the general good. To This
end we have labored in the past and
and to this end we will direct our future
efforts. We will labor to so place our
natural advantages before the world as TO
induce immigration. AS far as we NAV
be able to do so, We will lend aid and en-
enlargement to every branch of industry
already established, and will favor the es
adjustment of others, until we will
nave no occasin to purchase manu-
1actured articles abroad that can
Oe made at home, and the farmer
VIII ind market at his own
door for the surplus produce of his farm.
AS before, We will continue to give aid
and encouragement to every legitimate
scheme of internal Improvements. We
ask the people to assist us in our labors.
by giving us the aid we have right to ex-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08

We have also for sale large and varied list Of
try property, such Farms. Mills mountain and mi
eral lands in large and small tracts. For partial Est
Of country property we invite attention to the Weekly
Office. NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING PR0PE Fl TSr
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08

AS far as heard from in Scott county,
Garrett leads Caldwell two to one. See
returns.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08
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Made from Pure White Lead, LnSeed Oil Zinc.

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-08

TIE dispatches from Nashville Indicate
great quaking in the gubernatorlal boots
Gen. Brown even has felt the blow gwen
last Tuesday at the military ring.