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New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

.ubtue and has The most remarkable Effects ever
nv sny remedy oil pills narcotic pleas
an, 10 k naueae the stomach or ge the bows on the
food and physc where the bowels
order record Of instances Of sudden relief
b.s the bowels moved for and twenty days
"a vomiting existed with voen congesons asd
serious isve contains neither mineral morphine nor alcohol and
nsy adults and ehen acts Ike magic for stomach
sSs Every family should have We
Inow what Csona and desire that physicians and nurses shall
tharouahy es IT, We will furnish such persons without charge,
J. b. Rosk Co., SO Broadway, New Iotk.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

FIRsr PAGE.
foreign News
Eew-York City News
Washington.
xLIld Cougress-Second Session.
New-York Legislature.
Miscellaneous News.
National Reform.
SECOND PAGE.
Editorial:
Nebraska.
England's Poor
Deseret.
Christine.
Boston.
Humorous
Political Sentiment In 81. Law
renee County.
Personal.
Advertisements.
Third PAGs.
The Kings Rosebud
California Indians
How to PORN Iudpstrisl Colonies.
LsDor III Mug Au1.
Is Protection a Monopoly
Home Interests.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorials;
The Cincinnati Convention.
Prospects.
Reforming the Civil Service.
Great Britain and our Case"
Capacity for COOPERATION.
The TsJif 10 Stand.
The Methodist Conferences.
The Discovery Of Livingstone.
Retoumsiory Parma
The Methodist General Confer
ence.
rrPTH PACE.
The Triumphs OF Piano-making.
Marriages and Deaths.
announcements
Commercial Matters.
Grain. Provision. ami Other Mar
kets.
Albany Lumber Market.
Boston Live Stock Market
Albany Live Stock Market.
Philadelphia Live Sock Market.
SIXTH PAGE.
Maszini.
The STORY Of Woman's Life.
Selected Miscellany:
Robespierre.
A Strange History.
The Stellar BlQebeard.
Agricultural:
Agricultural Report for April
Defects in Wisconsin Dairying.
Sowing Cabbage Seed.
Swine Breeders Convention.
Judson's Glue-Pot
Ddft Of Agricultural Discussion
News and Notes for Farmers
More Of Oregon.
SEVENTH PAGH.
Farmers Advertisements.
Real Estate Advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
THE REFORM ASSOCIATION-OVER 5000
VOTERS ENROLLED.

The Executive Committee of the Reform
Association met Mr. Ottendorfers Office in the Stats
Zeit1no building, yesterday afternoon. Wm +. Have
meyer, John II. strahan, Myer Stern, James W.
Gerard, jr.. Henry Nicoll John II. Draper Oswald OF
tendorfer. and Gen. sgc present The following
important address was adopted
RsyoRx ASSOCIATION, NHw. .YoRK, MAY g. ls72
Enrolling OFFERS Of e 81 Asssnby Dfstrts
oJH> CITY of The important enrolling all the friends
great Upward OF 5000 cilens have al
Association. pegei TO only for honest
capable Office, OF City Government
In compliance with resolution adopted the first meeting
Association you will please call meeting Of the enrolling ON
your Assembly District possible and select i've names
o Election District Assembly DIS
and submit them before Monday next, May H.
the Chairman Of Executive Committee, in full
address occupation the thus submitted the III ecuye
appoint Executive Committee 20 be known
the Reform Assembly district and also to act
delegates which delegates the
associations shall be selected
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
THE HON. ]. b. GRlNNELL on THE NOMI-
NATIONS


NATIONS
The following letter from ex-Congressman
Grinnel Of Iowa. the work of the Cincinnati Convcn
| tion, appears in the Iowa press:
CINCINNATI. May ION TRAIN HoMEwARD.
W. NJ. POTTER Editor Gazette: Let me give you facts
convene% Com ls ~H %Ssn know 'ns you
agree was delegate to tn the Ma National Con- d
in numbers and enthusiasm the city being crowded and
from 1900 to 900 people composing the vast audiences
after ree sessions during period of 10 hours the Al gem
temen did Lid harmonic coming from Texas to Maine em
never counseled with so able company Of men, Hor
aoe White tSs editor sre OF Ih G@eSeo S was % Snas
Gov Bradford % Of MARYLAND; Senator Ross of Kansas %
ss
politician OF Massachusett. Ed. Harris the most emf
the Liberals in Missouri the astrte j. n Brown Of Ken
tucky brother Of Gov Brown VIM Bull, the great law
Washington, and Judge Hoadley of Cincinnati. And
strange, We agreed, and how the shouts
sreat Tsn was on the results Hd
amss men were confident, and organized. Trumbu
Wthdpsw witt ' for '' the 'S second '' place In little
speech he made bunder, but i was the frank sH1s
est of Slavery in Missouri. The South for Gree
Witnessed @ such scene tears Of JOY embracing waving
of hats and shouts IL was fortunate, and we nave
ocrats like Pendieon Doolltile Robinson and Blair
the ground, say all right. Hendricks telegraphs 10 VIII
sweep Indlana. Gretlfy tn6
think for these reasons:
He carries the largest brain, the hardest worked,
and the best used OF any American.
He is the widest known for courage in meeting wrong
battling for right benevolence to the poor and forgive
ness to political foes Of any American.
g. He showed moro skill In attacking Slavery. earlier
sagacty in demanding emancipation by proclamation
and the armng OF slaves, than any American.
T. He has for national fraternity shown more persist
ency in demanding equal rights and amnesty than any
American. .
s. He Is q better examper TO the mechanic, counsellor
TO the youth TO the than American
g. HIS honesty, purity and patriotism are as unchal
leDged in the life of any American. .
z. His unsought, unbOught, spontaneous nomination
IL higher compliment than has been shown since Wash
ingtOn to any American.
Non-assOciatiOn with societies orders founded on
nationality creed will attract many adopted cti
any American.
o. He by devotion the colored voters, and demand
ing amnesty for their masters late In rebellion presents
q better claim for the united vote South than any
American.
TO- At the North. political leadership will make him
potent In dividing Republicans and Independence and
H. He has neither the of candidate, the record
of an executive and neither obscure, knave fool
Is subject for carrcatures and she most popular OF
Americans.
He must be elected, being the best historian OF tho
war; founder OF the first newspaper respected and loved
by the thousand editors who the political War
wicks OF the age and will nd their profession and tho
hnnored in the election OF the nrsC OF Amercan
Horace Greeley. Yours, j. B. GRiNNELL.
For Pres Ertrae Cincinnati ConteaOn SoHi PGJe
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
rary President and secretary elected II Is designed 70

rary President and Secretary elected 1t designed 70
have white hats for the campaign and TO raise the mem
Deiship 70 100, after which permanent orRanzsv.n ~.
VIII be effected. The Cincinnati Convention ana US
cGonse,quences were accepted. and the two %. nset
greeley ana Grats Br0wn-heartily ndOrsed Inc mcot
Ing urged oil who desire Pacifcation and Purincau9n
TO ial IN and go for Greeley Brown. and victory W.
understand that clubs ia the several
wards and Central Greeley League for the city at
large" '. lI---.- n
Mr.. Samuel Bowles, who has been improp-
ery quoted sanctionng the story that Cincinnati
nomination was attained through a bargain with Gratz
Brown the Bairs says plainly In his editorial
Of the Convention, yesterdays Springfield Republican,:
Mr. Greeley and his friends had no responsibility for.
and, In certain knowledge in advance Of tho
proceedings OF Blair and Brown There certainly
bargain between them and Gov. Brown. The aters nom
natOn for VicePresdeDt followed In the confusion and
Indifference OF the Convention through the positive with
drawa OF Mr. Trumbull and Gen. Cox, and the inability
OF tho delegates concentrate their votes upon any
more fitting person.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: Your nomination meets with the cor
dial appreciation and Endorsement OF all Southern men,
Your election certain If the proper means are used
You can secure the coored OF the South speedy
effort is made Though Once,identfed with the Confed-
crate cause, have influence with the colored men in
this section of Virginia. i ofbce-seeRer but am
only actuaed by sincere desire for the triumph Of tho
principles you represent
Wa,rentOn, Va, May 8, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 81 q. III.

OFFICE CHIEF HIGNAL
WASHINGTON May 81 q. u. }
Svnopsis for The past t,centv.foW hours
The barometer continues highest over the
eastern Gulf States 1t fallen from the Ohio valley
nOrthward to the lakes and the Northwest with cloudy
weather and rain from Missouri to Lake Michigan and
nOrth-westward.
Clear and partially cloudy weather continues over
New England and the Middle States with light variable
winds and over the Southern with light o fresh
southerly winds. 1900
Probabilities
Falling barometer sOutherly winds coudy weather
and rain will prevail Thursday from the Ohio Valley
extend eastward over the northern por-
tion of the Middle States.
Partially cloudy weather is probable for the New
England and Middle Atlantic States. with easterly 10
sou1hery winds and for the Southern States with south
erly winds Rising barometer and westerly winds
will extend sOuti-eastward over the northwest ana
upper lake region. Dangerous winds are not anticl-
Dated.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
Utica, May 6, 1872.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: have just returned from the COnven-
tion aud allow to congratulate you your nomina
ton. All other candidates had better retire. will
lie next President In spite Of everything Although
iron mechanic yet will spend 500 toward your
election have great influence among the pudders and
heaters and any information you give me how can be
OF service will be'gratcfully received
Pittsburgh, Pa, May c. 1872. =. III. RosESBERGER.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
TO The Bdfior Of The Tribune.

TO The Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: want to express my delight that you
have tb nomination Of what to be success
full party took stock in the movement until
you were the nominee. II the Democrats adopt tas
believe they Will you you will be tho next President
And you the only now have knowledge Of that
would support as the Democratic candidate, and
in position to accomplish much as any one who is
out OF politics.
P0Aspale, Penn, May 8, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

ticket and win give 10 undivided support About
In 10 of the Administration party wiz 30 with scvon
eghths Of that party coorcd governed by wirc
puers in Office with good salaries I'll not only give to
Greeley and Brown my support. but viii do what can
for the success OF the ticket III.
IfopksnsplIe, KY, May T. Is72. ..f
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
TO the Edftor Of The Tribune.


SIR Allow me to congratulate you upon the
approbation Of your feowcitizens in the Convention.
have long been friend Of yours. Before the war
took your paper at Greenve, and have enjoyed your
personal acquaintance and confidence.
Chester s. c., May 8, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

100000 Saved-Tcn thousand houscteepen In this City
supply OF dinner plates AZ
DER china plates &2 Der banded table knives.
81 per plated table forks and 50 dozen and other
articles selling by Noo DAVIDSON Co., No oSo BroAdway At
oae.thiri less than the regular prices
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

ABCOCK-On Tuesday Mar a. the residence OF the
L. paren BrookVn bv Rev Joseph T. Duryea d. D. William
ReTuols Brown Blen W. daughter Of David s. Babeock
Tuesday May at the residence Of Mr.
Cochran the brides uncle, BY the Rev Dr Morgan Of -
Thomas. Church. Mr. Albert A. Coanseor Of Newark j. 70
Ea daughter OF tae Ase naei u SiAtk VI Ais e
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

yention TO Che effect that tho Of the Democracy
protest In advance against Democratic politicians fore
ing Convention nomination The following officers
were elected:
Jacob Pecare. President; William II. Mman. vice
presdeut; John p Ycorg Treasurer; c. II. commonly
s,ecretary; Patrick L. Smiti, Recording Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
KeOkuk, Io,oa, May 4, 1872.

TO The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | congratulate you with all my heart.
The first vote American citizen (which have been
for the last ten years. shall cast for you.
Ntl,o0tkec, May 8, 1872 d. E BANDMANN.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
rn M. Edftor OF The Trfbune.

TO me Editor OF The Trfbunc.
SIR Allow me to congratulate you. You
have many friends IN this country and, as far as am
able to Judge they will enthusiastically into the
campaign in your behalf Yours, in behalf OF honest
,overn mont L. L. FIsKE.
Perry, Wyoming Co., Penn May 4, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

DgsIKER-MrIhs-A Dr. Crssbys Cbmss On De su q uv h
Mils dssshssr u b. Mil, ssa. % Hssry u Dssiks sh
this city
HAssARD-HARGoUs- wsdsssisy Nay a g. Ass's csre,
Twrth by tine Preston. John r. q. Hasssd
Label daughter u The lsss Petss A. Hssssss
Au Notices OF Marriages msA Be- indorsed et0 fs0
adme and oddrcss
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
THE PENNSYLVANIA LABOR REFORMERS.
xv,,,,,uspopr Nav 6-The Labor Reform

ers completed their ticket this morning. with the excep
ton OF members OF the Constitutional convention by
the nomination Of Jas H. Hopkins OF Allegheny and j.
W. Cake OF Northumberland for Congressmenat- Large
The Convention has adjourned, and the delegates WILL
leave for their homes this evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09


dorsing his nomination would take the very opposite
course to that strongly recommended BY the Engsh
press.
Amos j. Cummings Of The Sun said: do not know
what to to interest you but know feel that can
say great deal; know the man thoroughly OF whom
I am to talk to you. ! have worked with him him
Tor eight years, Off and on; and I know him
TO be good. throughgoing. honest. straight
forward mana man who says what ne me3ns and means
what he says. He Is politician and yet M Is not poll
tician. He is no trimmer and he has no sympathy
ior ior trimmer politicians; He doesn S. ask you
nomination. He goes down to his office at
O'Clock In the morning. and works until four O'Clock IN
the afternoon. He goes home and goes TO sleep. and
probably back to work in his office until O'CLOCK ~
night 1t Is his work. and he is paid for doing 1t, and he
likes to do It, Is Grant worker. tLaughterJ
, Ex Judge Berry of California, who was delegate TO
the Democratic Convention in 1864 which nominated
Mcclellan for President next addressed tho Club giving
various why the Democratic Convention should
nominate Mr. Gaeeley. He declared that there
was no public man for whom ,sa he entertained S med
Ing: "Let us send this honest old farmer OF
Chappaqua tho whte-hatted. whte-coated. honest old
man into the White House." (Cheers.l
The meeting then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

Smallpox, Fevers, and skin Diseases, prevented oy
LAaPLoUGHs PYRKrB SALINE 'shnhs ana nsoIAing
remarkable their and prsrenuon ooli V ene~" aud
the maker H. LAxPLoUGB, l3 Hoborn HILL London
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
hfIRRIEn.

Honest Druggists sell the genuine Renne's nagc Oii
Rss.rs of SPURIOUS i'm tations Buy the Renunsl
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

Nex.Yort Horse Msrtet
Nev-York Cattle MsrAel
Displayed Advertisements.
EIGHTH PA8x
n. Y. Wholesale Prices Of Coon
try Proiace.
Bufaio Live stoet MARKET
Chicago Live Stock Mz<ket
Cotton Marietta
European Markets-
Advertisements
NINTH rsos.
Cincinnati COagentioa.
rRsrn rAoa
Cincinnati Cooveliioa-(oo~
tinusil
KLxvEsru PsGa
Cincinnati Coavest.oa-foos-
tinued).
Spanish Politics.
Medical asd Surgical HOtea
Poreign Fotes.
rvsLvrH PAGE
New Publications.
Prot. ClAlbourae on instinsl
South Sea Bubbles.
God hss.
A Forty Yess' Plsht with We
Drinf Demon.
Christian Theolosy aud hsb
ern Steptici-m.
The Abominat.0us OF Moders
Society.
Ancieat America. 10 Notes %
American Archaeology.
rHIkrxsSrE fAGs
Mining 10 Nevsds.
WOman In the Hospital
Civil service Reform nlastratef.
The Steel Question:
Mr.. Cooper's Rejointer.
Another Letter RON hr Atits
son.
F0URrgsyrH PAGE.
Song Of the Farmers Wife.
Agricultural:
American Institute Parwenf
Cub.
Dnt Of Agrieal,ursl Di.cv.iss.
A Wire Trelli, Best for Rap
berries.
Il tie Herstine Hsr'y'
Planting AMI 1hinIiag srss
BeetA
California Cropa
News aud Notes fOr Fsnnsu.
Csifornis Diamonds
General Notes.
SIvrKKSra PAGE
April.
National Convrntions.
Foreigners In heIico.
Frsnce and Germany;
The Reported Compiiestioas
Alsaoe AMI Lorraine.
An Bvering with NJ. rhisu
Trocbu's Defense of Para
sixrkKsrh fAos.
Comments 90 C.aeiaaslL
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
TO me Edttor Of The Tribune.

"
SIR: Twas an Old Line Wing, voting straight
from 1870 to Boil and Everett in Since then have
voted with the Democratic party and represented the
Congress District OF Kentucky at Philadelphia
1885, and Eew-York in 1863 judging the district by
this (Chrstianal County feel fully authorized saying
he Democratic well satisfied with tho Liberal
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
CONGRATULATIONS DISPATCHES, ETC.

IPron eongsuaorr dispatches and letters WIN ""en
THs TRmuSs Office has been flooded several days. continue
only very selections with view OF printing o
which are most gratifying emphatic but rather thai soe M
may be given O bel general drhl
SAN FRANCISCO Wednesday, Nav 8. 1874
ETHAN ALLEN Chairman National Rep"0"oan CON-
iainOe:
Uappv 70 saw California is moving en- naSse for
Greeley and Brown. VIM kACkERBY'
Member of Committee for California
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
TO me Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR The Elmira Daily Gazette Of this after
noon will contain the names of many Republicans,
formerly warm supporters of Grant, who come out
sQuaretoed for Horace Greeley for President Liberal
Republican Greeley Club will be organized tomorrow
night. The feeling In favor Of Mr. Greeley among
Republicans and Democrats is very strong here, and
daily increasing FIRM SUPPORTER.
Elnfra, May 8, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
I'm ira, May 8, 1872.

To the Edft0r Of The Tribune.
SIR: large Greeley and Brown Club has
been organized here. The are united the
ticket. c. w. NELSON.
Ottawa, Kansas, May 8, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

TO he Editor of The Tribune.
SIR: Hurrah for Cincinnati! The nomina-
ton of Horace Greeley brings to mind the words OF
Rcheleu:
Beneath the rule OF men entirely great,
The pen is mightier than the sword"
That the American people prove at the polls that
this is their sentiment, the ardent wish Of one
who although an office holder is not the wearer OF any
mans livery. Yours truly. d.
Nelp- York, May 3, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

TO The Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Great enthusiasm here over nominal
tons Old Line Wings and Republicans VIII 80 e''
,uasse sor Greeley and Brown. Count Florida.
Jacksonville, Fla, May c, 1872. L. A. HARDEE'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

To the Rditor Of The Tribune.
SIR: A large number of Republicans in this
CITY will vote for Greeley and the Democrats are nearly
unanimous for him.
learned the this morning that on Saturday there
was meeting of the leading Democrats OF tho city for
consultation and all who present were in favor OF
the ratification Of the nominations by tie Democratic
National Convention. Mr. Greeley must and Will be
elected. Truly yours, H. L. GREEh'
AZ May G
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
Gpetial Notices
A MAMMOTH NUMBER.
WEDNESDAY. MAY q.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:

THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

TO the Editor OF The Trfbune'
SIR: l am yet tremulous with ague, still L
can write TO say, "God bless Horace Greeley" Kansas
is with you. You Of our strong Republican
majority: still your victory in Kansas is debated on all
the corners OF the streets this morning II the same
feeling prevails in other States in Kansas cannot
see how Gen. Grant can carry single State except TINS
one, and that is questionable Gratz Brown is also
power in Kansas. Yours, in haste VIM LARlhhk'
Learenworih, Kansas, May 4, 1874
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-05-11
Hints for the Housewife.

To Rid Canaries Of Lics.-A friend of
ours, having large experience, uses for
perches in the cages sticks Of the com
mon elder (4Sambucus CanadenSis), from
which the pith is removed and notches
cut in the upper part of the perch at
distances of one-half to one inch thus
a series Of holes connecting the exterior
and interior of the perch are made. As
the birds purge, the lice leave them and
creep into the interior of the perch.
and the lice Jared out on to a piece of
white paper and destroyed. We have
also heard that lice will not stay on a
bird Or fowl that sits on sassafras
perch.-Rmal New Yorker.
Graham Bread.-Take two cups but
termilk one-half cup best sugar-house
syrup; one teaspoonful soda; half tea
spoonful salt. Stir with spoon to a
stiff mass (not too stiff, else the bread
will be too hardy, pour into three pint
basin well buttered put it in steamer
over cold water, which gives the loaf
more time for rising Steam three-quar-
ters of an hour; then place it in the
oven just long enough to give it a rich,
brown color. If the buttermilk is not
of sufficient richness, use a tablespoon
! full of thick cream. Graham bread
| raised with yeast is much improved by
cooking the same way.
Apple Charloue.-Pare and slice youl
apples; put a half pint of white sugar
to every pound of apples, and as much
water as will be sufficient to stew. II
| the apples are very acid, add little
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-05-11
BigOtry In Nicaragua.

An instance of blind bigotry has oc-
CURED at Managua, in Nicaragua. Two
Americans, Capt. Cunningham and Mr..
Simpson, were walking quietly through
the streets, when they saw coming to,
ward them a procession consisting of a
priest carried in sedan chair, with the
holy sacrament, and escorted by sol
diers. They turned down by.street in
the direction their business led them,
when suddenly one of the soldiers de
tached himself from the procession, and
running some forty rods out of the way
to where they were, without saying a
word struck Mr.. Simpson with his bayo-
net, and made a savage thrust at Capt.
Cunningham, the bay passing
through the nose and under the left
eye, causing a severe wound. Both
gentlemen had only been in the coun-
try a couple of weeks, and neither of
them spoke word Of Spanish. They
| did not know it was necessary to take
off their hats, more particularly as they
We're some fifty yards from the street
down which the procession was passing,
| and both Of them say that had any one
asked them to take Off their hats, or
even made a sign to them, they would
immediately have complied. On the
fact becoming known to the commander
he at once caused the soldier to be ar
rested, and he is to be punished, al
though the unfortunate man says the
| priest gave him the order.