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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-19

The Largest, The Cheapest. The Best
WORCESTER'S
ROYAL QUART0 DICTIONARY
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Is massive volume of 1854 pages, and contains
considerable more than
ONE HUNDRED THoUsAED WORDS
in its vocabulary, with their pronunciation, def
milton and etymolegy.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
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tie
BEST AUTHORITY,
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in c. S. Senate, Feb. 81, 1s72.
eve concur with Senator Sumner IN prefer
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Woreesier's Dictionary. "-Aes York World,
Feb. 2Sd, 1872.
An almost indispensable aid to a correct de-
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April 18th, 1872.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-19

ID. For the promotion and success Of
these vital principles, and the support of the
candidates nominated by this convention,
we invite and cordially welcome the cooper
alton of all patriotic citizens without regard
to previous political utilization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26

personal knowledge Of General Grant am con-
WINGED that II any one was to make such proposals
on his part ne would Indignantly spurn them from
him. do not think SchurZ had any authority for
the statements he has made 1 may tell you an
amusing thing heard about Schurz from prom
inent German recently, Greeley man, too but an
opponent OF the Missouri Senator.
III will not v0uch for the authenticity OF the mar
rative, and will give 1t as 1t was told TO me.
My German friend states that the reasons
why Schurz kept silence for weeks
after the Cincinnati Convention was, that he was
awaiting instructions from Bismarck as to how he
was to act. The Instructions finally came, and he
was directed to throw In his influence with Greeley
and oppose Grant, Grant has incurred the dis
pleasure OF the German government by his action
In the French arms affair, and this was attempt
to get square upon him by the German Minister.
In the event Of Schurz being successful In his
beavers he Is to be pardoned by his country for
all past offences Che Is now politically ostracsed,
70 be restored to favor and rewarded for his Efforts
The past will be forgotten patent OF nobility win
be conferred upon him, and he is to be made
knight OF the Order OF the Iron Cross. My German
friend assures me he speaks upon good authority,
but cannot vouch for the truth OF the story. How
ever, IL Is one OF the most curious and amusing I
nave heard Since the camgaign commenced"
The Governor returns to Colorado for the Terri
torial election, after which he will go on cam
paign tour through the Western States for Grant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
THE DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
OF tho Rooms mt tho
spinglcr House-Tho Notablcs Present.
Schen and Allen ssClaspiDg Hands,"

Inauguration OF tho Rooms mt tho
spinglcr House-Tho Notables Present.
schell and Allen ssClaspiDg Hands.''
The Spingler House headquarters were infor-
mally inaugurated at noon yesterday as the head
quarters Of the National Democratic Committee, by
the entrance Of Augustus Schell, the chairman Of
the committee and Grand Sachem Of Tammany;
Frederick A. Prince, Of Boston, the thoroughbred,
high stepping secretary OF the committee, and ex-
Governor Theodore F. Randolph, the member OF the
Convention for New Jersey These three gentle
men entered the rooms which have been assigned
to the committee, comprising the suit Of four par
lors on the first nOor running from the Union
square front back to the rear OF the building, and
formally established headquarters there by cere.
moniously seating themselves in the chintz-covered
armchars cooking their feet other chairs light
ing their fragrant Havanas and remarking one to
another, "WeIl these rooms III do pretty WE'LL" A
nag was raised over the building, but no set
speeches were made on the OCCASION
AN INFLUX OF NOTABLES.
In few moments afterwards the rooms were
Senator Blair of Missouri Senator CasserIy Of CAL
fOrnia; General Slocum, of Long Island; Gideon J.
Tucker, General VIM. b. Burnett. OF Cincnnati;
George n. Sanders, General Frank Spinola, pr. Van
Every, Hiram Cakins, J. w. Bouck, william w.
Mcintyre, Anthony X. Gallagher, and Colonel Banks,
of Mississippi. These gentlemen mingled together
and discussed the best method OF organization aud
the prospects OF the campaign.
THE LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
by Mr.. Greeley, and his reply to Carl Schurz the
subject OF civil service reform, were warmly com.
mended by Surrogate Tucker and Mr. Prince.
"slmpy as literary productions" said Tucker,
"they are marvels"
"Such messages as he will writew responded
Prince. at will be worth while to elect him, III
only to read his state documents.u
THE HARMONIzING PROCESS.
Early In the afternoon Colonel Ethan Allen, Chair
man OF the Liberal Committee, entered the rooms
accompanied by T. G. Everts, the member OF the
liberals from Montana, and greeting Mr.. Schell,
congratulated him on the occupancy of such hand
BONE rooms, and rendered HIM the hearty coopera-
ton and sympathy OF the liberal republicans. Mr..
Schell responded very warmly, and the coalition OF
the two branches OF the Greeley and Brown party
was complete.
NO BUSINESS
whatever was transacted during the day the cleri-
cal department not being organized. Colonel A.
D. Banks, OF Mississippi, was appointed private
secretary OF the chairman and resident secretary
OF the committee, and will probably get fully into
working order to-day. Mr.. Prince, the regular
secretary, will be about the rooms most Of the
time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
THE GREELEY HEADQUARTERS.
Movements OF the Philosopher-visitOrs
mt the Glenhnm-The Prospects In West
XxAa.lr

Movements OF the Philosopher-visitors
mt the Glenhnm-The Prospects In West
New York.
Philosopher Greeley remained in Brooklyn all
day yesterday, taking his rest. He will positively
be at the Lincoln Club to-day, no postponement on
account Of the weather.
VISITORS.
The following IL list OF visitors ct the Glenham
headquarters yesterday:-D. N. Speer r. ID. Spal-
ding R. 8. spalding all of Georgia; N. j. Bray, Of
Alabama; Charles A. Clark, New York City; Seth
Adams, D. II. willard, Jacksonville Fla.; A. p.
Cheed, Vermont; A. Hammack Mississippi O. M.
Horton, Buffalo; James b. Stanley, Alabama !;
John Walls, Buffalo. N. Y; Colonel Bully Wilson,
New York; John A. Neil, New Jersey Assembly;
John McDermot, New Jersey; Judge J..
M. Peters, New York; General James
Longstreet, Louisiana; Joseph Il. Berret
Yonkers; Theo. O. Cone, New York; A. ID. Banks,
Mississippi; George N. Sanders. Of New York
Durante Da Ponta, or Louisiana; George A. Sheridan,
OF Louisiana; Dr. Hoffman, Of New York, and F. s..
St0ckdale, OF Texas.
TIE SITUATION IN WESTERN NEW YORK.
cinnat Convention, says that in Erie county where
he Is actively engaged In the campaign, the organ
izat0n Ii complete and the prospects for Greeley
the brightest. In Genesee and Niagara counties
the same cheering news holds good. At recent
meeting OF liberal republicans In Batavia small
filed to overlooking, while at regular re publican
meeting held at the same time there were not over
q hundred and fifty people. Mr. Horton says that
Erie county will give Greeley 1000 majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
REMARKABLE CAR ACCIDENT,

An accident occurred yesterday morning TO
Fourth avenue car so remarkable In its character
as to awaken new anxieties as to railroad travel
ling. car on It's way to City Hall, about half
past seven O'Clock yesterday morning, was checked
In its progress by one OF the rats Jumping from Its
place OH the track, forcing its way through the
nooring of the car and pushing Itself up to the
this one OF the passengers, an invalid gentleman,
staying at the Aston House, was struck on the leg
and was very seriously Injured. Fortunately for
himself he had changed his seat only n lew min
utes BEFORE or the iron would unquestionaby have
given him fdta blow. The, conductor said that
the oosening OF the rail was caused by the running
OF the freight cars at night and that accidents OF
similar character had occurred recently on this
line In the same neighborhOod<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
TAMMANY.
The Ratification Mceting-A Committee
OF Conference.

The Ratification Mceting-A Committee
OF Conference.
The Committee on Mass Meeting to ratify the
nominations Of the Baltimore aud Cincinnati Con-
ventons appointed at the last meeting OF the
Tammany Hall General Committed met Yesterday
afternoon, at FIVE o'clock at Tammany Hail. The
committee consists OF one member from each AS,
semby district, and permanent organization
was effected by the election of ex-Sherin John
Kelly Chairman, Messrs. Jerome Buck and James
Gibbons Secretaries, ana Timothy Brennan Treas,
urer.
Various suggestions were made by Assistant
District Attorney Algernon s. Sullivan, Coroner
Nelson w. Young, Assemblyman Timothy J: Camp
pell the Chairman and other members OF the COM,
mittee, concerning the time and place OF noldinH
the proposed ratihcaton meeting Nea,y a., wcro
stration and OF far effect nit were held ater
the meetings OF the Democratic and Liberal Repub-'
lcan state Conventions. IL was also the general
sense of the committee that the liberal rcpubll,
cans and others favorable 10 the nominations OF
Greeley aud Brown should be Invited 10 cooperate
with Tie committee and TO take part IN the demon1
stratlOn. a. -,. c,,,-j
adopted TO the effect that the onlcers OF the CONF
mittce confer with other organizations and asso-'
Citations favorable to the nominations OF Greeley
and Brown, with view OF organizing Joint ratin.i
cation meeting In this city, and report at the next
meeting OF the committee.
on motion OF Mr. Thomas Dunlap, n finance COM
mittee was appointed, consisting OF Mr.. Algernon
s. sullivan, Mr.. Thomas Dunlap and Mr.. Edmund
Burke. The meeting then adjourned subject to the
call OF the Chair.
Alter the adjournment IL was arranged between
the officers that Mr.. Jerome Buck ono or the Sec,
retaries, should notify the Chairman OF the Liberal
Republican Committee, Apollo Hall Democratic
General Committee, the German Democratic Union
the National Democracy (Hen Woodsl ana otner
init tee and the spirit OF the resolution II adopted.
soliciting conference to agree upon definite date
and place for holding the meeting ana also 70 ~
range the deLallA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26

ment, because believe 1T win be the salvation of
the country"
ais the republican party much split up in the
State 2"
''That remains to be seen. The regular Grant
Convention has already been held and the liberals
do not hold their convention to select candidates
until the 9th OF August; but am confident, speak
Ing Tor myself that majority OF those who have
ticket will vote for Greeley In the fall.
Governor Yarmouth is for him heartily,
Lieutenant Governor Pnchback, aud the influence e
OF the two will be amply sufficient TO give the
state to the party OF progress. The democrats are
1or Greeley TO man, and though 1t Is supposed
they will nominate q straight democratic State
ticket 1t will have no bearing upon the main ISSUE
form and the Cincinnati candidates.n
GLOW will the German vote g0Y'
I'VE have very strong German vote, and it win
his favor. and are organizing clubs and holding
meetings daily. The Influence OF Carl schurz il
assured me he will stump the South thoroughly
and, among other places Louisiana, before the No
what about the negro voter VIII it be given to
General GrantY"
at will by no means be cast as unit for him.
There are a large number Of intelligent cOOred men
in Louisiana, probably larger number than In any
other State, men who can reason as clearly and lu-
cldy as any white man can and many OF them have
shaken or their allegiance to the present admnstra-
ton. II Pinchback pronounces strongly in Greeleys
favor and takes an active part In the campaign
his influence with his own race will be be incalcu-
liable, and thousands OF them will follow where he
leads. His action Is lmpatiently waited by them
and they will do nothing until he speaks winch he
Is certain to do before very longn
Then you think the State is safe for Greeley ?"
81 am confident 1t is. The chances are oil on our
side, aud no stone viii be left unturned to make
our cause stronger. II Pinchback, Warmoth and
the other leading republicans candidly unite-and
1t Is generally believed they viii unite
farewell to Grants chance OF carrying the
State. / have travelled pretty extensively
through the South within the past few months, and
my Judgment is that every State In the South is
safe for Greeley, with the exception, perhaps, of
South Carolina.n
Colonel Swords has left town for Boston, but
will return to New Orleans In u few days to take
an active part In the campaign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
What They Think of Greeley's
Chances in the South.
The Ex-Confederate General On
the Situation.
Ho is Bitter Against Grant and Predicts His
Defeat-The Colored Vote Lost to Grant
Pinchback and Warmoth Acting In
Concert-The South az Unit for
Tho Old White Hat"

Since the Baltimore Convention the corridors and
halls OF our leading hotels have been crowded with
politicians from all parts OF the country whom
business and pleasure has brought to the city, The
Presidential election is the al-absorbing topic Of
conversation and the names OF Greeley and Grant,
Wilson and Brown, are heard on every side The
majority Of these incline the side of Greeley, and
are loud in praise Of his virtues and in prophecies
OF his coming triumph. 1t was at first sup
posed that the wealth and capital OF
the country were arrayed against the PHI
Osopher, but recent events have proved this to be
erroneous as merchants, capitalists, and business
men from every section are daily pronouncing In
his favor. The politicians from the South are al
most unanimously for Horace, every name Of
prominence being found on his side. Below will be
found conversations with General Longstreet the
ex-Confederate general, who has deserted
Grant, and State Senator Swords, of Louis
lana, in which may be found the views
entertained by the leading men OF the South upon
the political prospect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
THE REGULAR REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS.

There was no Stir whatever at the Fifth Avenue
Headquarters yesterday. Mr.. Chandler Is still out
OF town. and Mr.. Dudley performs the duties of
secretary. There were a few visitors to brighten
the prospect yesterday, but an air Of respectable
dulfless prevailed In general.
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