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its destination, charged Nth he 0Hp7d rate, 10
be collected on 7eliUeiy.
1t seems very plain that the postmaster gen.
erals Interpretation of the law is incorrect, and
that his instructions are without warrant. He
makes no distinction between the two unlike
cases which are differently provided for in the
law TO which appeal is made 1t is lawful to
collect double rates on letters sent by "inadver-
tence" without any payment of postage; but,
plainly, it is not lawful to collect double rates on
unpaid balances, when cat least one full rate of
postage has heen paid" for the act of congress
says expressly that only "the unpaid rate"
shall becollected on delivery. We believe Judge
Paschal will pursue the matter in accordance
with his notice TO the post Office authorities; and
We see no room to doubt that the postmaster
generals instructions will be declared illegal.
No doubt he thinks honestly that he is right;
but such settlement of the question as Judge
Paschal proposes ought 10 be made as soon as
possible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-02

Two NOTABLE TRIALS have just ended in
the neighborng cities of New York and Jersey
City. In each high official was charged with
a shameful abuse of his trust, and in each dis
agreement of the jury saved him for the present
from punishment. Mayor Hall declares that the
failure of the jury to acquit him was lhe great
est disappointment of his life Some of those
who have studied the facts carefully are as
seriously disappointed at the failure TO convict.
Though the indictment contained many counts.
more than two hundred we believe, and was, it
is said, the longest ever presented by grand
jury in New York, the charges may be reduced
in substance to two; that he neglected to audit
certain accounts which his official duty required
him personally to examine and decide upon in
connection with his colleagues, and that he
corruptly certified to the correctness of ac-
counts against the city, knowing them to
be false and fraudulent. Whatever difficulties
may have been in the way of establishing these
charges by formal proof to the satisfaction of a
jury, the undisputed facts admit of no doubt
that they are substantially true. 1t is admitted
that Hall and his colleagues of the board Of
audit, at one session lasting only few minutes,
passed claims amounting to more than six mil
lions OF dollars, without any examination. This
was certainly not auditing those claims in any
sense of the word recognized among business
men, and, since the bare publication of those ac-
counts at once satisfied everybody that only
fraud could have swelled them to such enormous
amounts, it is hardly conceivable that the mayor
supposed them to be just, Though he escapes
conviction, the evidence produced at the trial
has convinced even the fair-minded men of his
own party and some of his personal friends,
that the most favorable view of his official con-
duct shows that he is unworthy of trust.
The other city officer who has been on trial is
McWlliams, the chief of police of Jersey City,
who was charged with having melted and aided
a gang of professional thieves TO rob bank in
the city of which he is the official guardian
The thieves, caught in the act, testified distinct
ly that New illiams urged them to commit the
crime, gave information and assistance, and
promised to protect them from discovery and
arrest and to procure their escape after they
were apprehended. This evidence, not matcri-
ally Strengthened by that from other sources,
did not convince the jury of his guilt but
enough was disclosed to make the Jersey City
people prefer to entrust the guardianship of
their persons and property to some other hands
than those of McWilliams.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-02

SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF SOME OF
THE DISEASES PRODUCED BY IT.-A sallow and yell
low color of skim or yelowish brown spots on face
or other parts of bodyj dizziness and drowsiness
with frequent headache; dizziness, bitter or bad
taste in mouth dryness of throat and internal heat
palpitation, in many cases dry teasing cough with
sore throat, unsteady appetite, a raising of food,
and choking sensation in throat; distress, heayf-
ness or bloated or full feeling about stomach and
sides, pain in sides, back and breast, and about
shoulders; collie, pain and soreness through bowels:
with heat constipation, alternating with frequent
attacks of diarrhpa; piles hatulence nervousness
GOODNESS of extremiies; rush of blood to head with
symptoms of apoplexy, numbness of limbs, especi.
ally Mt night; cold chis alternating with hot
flashes, kidney and urinary difficulties female weak
and irregularities, with dizziness, low spirits,
unsociability and gloomy foreb odings. Only few
of the above symptoms are likely to be present in
any case at one time. All who use DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery for Liver Complaint and
its complications loud in its praise Sold by all
druggists everywhere. 6Ol
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-02

New INVENTION, by NJ. r. Pearson, Grafton,
Mass Pearson's dumbell car coupling This
coupling is operated without going between the
cars, the operating part attached to one car will
connect with any other that uses link and pin,
will ldisconnect itself when a wheel breaks or cur
runs of the track, and one car may run down
bunk and not take another with It.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-02

Loss OF APPETITE, Heartburn, Palptaton of the
Heart, Dizziness, Sleepessness Constipation, Wind,
Mental and Physical Debility and Melancholy are
caused by dsarrangement of the digestive organs. To
thoroughly master these symptoms WHITES SPECIALITY
FOR DYsPEPsIA.is the only prompt efficient and safe
remedy H. G. WHITE, Proprietor, 1O7 Washington ST.,
Boston. Price, ST per bottle. dM,W&S&w3m o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-02

IN the following copy of a circular, which, 1t is
sald mas recently been issued by a commercial
urn urn IN Bombay: Gentlemen, we have the
pi.as9le 70 inform you our respected father de-
"a eeo tnls lie on the = inst His business viii
az Von.luued by his beloved sons, whose names
ana NIL NJ. below The opium market is quiet,
a 4 ~, Maiwa doors. per chest. % gravel where
W. a. s, nn . death where is thy victory?
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-Novemnerl

$4,000 Hartford and Erie Railroad 7s...........aA
a 9 ais ss s1e eS and iieye l.: isSi
1854 Rutland railroad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l%
$1,000 Union Pacific land grant 7s,..............T64
II Michigan Central railroad ...........ll4h@l l54
Is Rutland railroad, pref. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 59H
10 Eastern railroad
2300 Vermont Central railroad, old sOck.......s7Xc
II Boston and Albany railroad ...... ........l3Th
Chicago. Bur. and Quincy R................... 1856
200 Gin Sandusky and Cleveland R......... 1871 0I9k
10 Fitehburg railroad.
10 Phil viii. and Baltimore railroad ................56
Vermont and Massachusetts RR..................S
10 Chicago Iowa and Nebraska railroad. .........1l2
Lyman Mills.
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District FLAMES BUFFINT0N. ofFall River.
e 2-BENJAMIN W HARRIS, of E, Bridgewater.
" 3-WILLlAM WHITING, Of Boston Highlands.
- 4-SAMUEL HOOPER. OF Boston.
=" 5-DANIEL W. G0oCH, of Melrose
6-BENJAAlIN +. BUTLER of Gloucester.
t T-EBENEZER r. H0AR, of Concord.
7-t0ld) c. c. ESTY. Of birmingham
" S-JOHN n. 5. WILLIAMS. OF Cambridge.
s-GEORGE F. HOAR of Worcester.
q" l0-ALVAH CROKER, Of Fitchburg.
ll-HENRY L. DAWES, Of Greenfield,
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DIR. A. A. HowLAND's Dental Office, Ss7 Main street,
headquarters for pure Laughing Gas in extracting
teeth He has had years experience in making and
administering ii, 'and say it is perfectly safe and
harmless
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-02

THE HORSE EPIDEMIc.-Eighteen thousand sick
horses in New York-S000 in Brooklyn-3O00 in
Jersey City-boats and produce upon the canals at
standstill-men carting merchandise through our
cites-street railroads and omnibuses unable to
move-the government stopping the importation of
horses from Canada-are a part of the evidences of
the terror and loss already oceasioned by this ter
rible disease and its rayages seem to have just com.
menced.
The immediate treatment of the disease, both to
restore horses already afflicted, and to prevent
Others from taking it, is what every one desires to
know.
While the air is surcharged with this endemic
malaria, animals must not be overworked They
must be fed soft food-like bran.mash, carrots and
salted hay-not allowed to drink codiwater-must
be well blanketed, kept warm and have plenty Of
clean bedding. Those which are sick, in addition
to the above, should be given warm lax-seed tea,
muriate of ammonia, and belladonna or aconte,
and sweet spirits of nitre-the nostrils and eyes
kept clean with a soft sponge well rnsed in warm
water, and the windpipe, throat, chest, belly and
legs bathed and wrapped in some penetrating emol-
lent And for this nothing seems SO well adapted
as Centaur Liniment This article is very penetrat-
ing-is quickly absorbed by the system, and appears
to act alike upon the glands, muscles and lungs 1t
is certain preventive, and superior to opodedoc,
turpentine capsicum. Well horses, treated as
above will not take the disease in either of its three
forms-catarrhal, rheumatic and gastro-erysipea.
tous--all termed epiSootic Influenza Unless some.
thing be Immediately and effectively done to avert
this terrible maady, the national industries will be
paralyzed, and financial panic ensue.
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Just received at Weinberg Bros, 857 Main street,
500 doz celebrated Joseph kid gloves, our own inn
portaion, at reduced price, IS cents pair, every
pair warranted. We give new pairs for all that rip
or tear in putting on.
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SPECIAL aotress.
RenresentntIrn ni.trictNn

Delegates to the Republican Representative Conven
vention for the Eleventh Worcester Representative Dis
trct are requested to meet at the Republican HeadQuar-
ters this SATURDAY evening" at ~ O'Clock to nomi
nate Candidate for Representative in place o Geo S.
Barton, declined. f. T. MARBLE.
NJ 1t Chairman District Committee
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Lamson, Glazier & Co. will sell horses, carriages
and harnesses at auction at their saesrooms to-
day, at 12Jz O'Clock; household furniture will be
sold at O'Clock.
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" 0 3 G 5 & g &.
SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER =, 1879.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
For VIce-PresideI


For FreeIdentIaI EIectOrs.
Al Larre-EBENEZER r. HoAR Of Concord
Al Large-JOHN NJ. FORBES, of Milton.
District l--WILLIAM I. DAVIS, of Plymouth,
2-HARRISON TWEED. of Taunton.
3-ALVAN STMONDS of Boston,
4-EDW ARD H. DUNN. OF Boston.
5-AMOS F. BREED, OF Lynn.
6-LUrHER DAY Of Hayerhill.
John C. HOADLEY. OF Lawrence.
s-AARON c. MAYHEM, of Milford
e-STEPHEN SALISBURY, of Worcester
iO-lEVI STOCKBRlDGE. of Amherst.
:" ll-HENRY ALEXANDER, JR- Of Springfield
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state Ticket.


For Goveruors
WILLIAM b. WASHBURN, of Greenfield.
Lieutenant Governor
THOMAS TsLS0r, Of BiueTica.
Secretary Of State.
OLIVER WARNER. Of Northampton.
Attorney General,
CHARLES r. TRAIN. of Boston,
Auditor.
CHARLES ENDIC0Tr, Of Canton.
treasurer.
CHARLES ADAMS, JR. of North Brookheld.
For Councillors.
District 1-GEoRGE WHITNEY of Royaston
4-MILo HILDRETH Of Marlborough.
For Senators Worcester County.
District l-GEoRGE +. THOMPSON of orcester.
2-SAMUEL NJ. GRIGGs of WesthOr0ush
3-HENRT L. BANCROFT of Millbury.
An. L. JOHNSON of Dana,
- 5-GEoReE A. ToRREY of Fitchburg.
For County Comm sioner-YELoRoUs TAFT of Upton
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$. Il. Leland has good room to rent. first floor,
on Bigelow COURT also small tenement.
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NEW YORK Noy cotton in fair demand at Nc de-
cline; sales 1858 bales mid1ng uplands 1870. Flour
l0c better and in fair demand sales IL 900 bbls state
southern S5 a S2. Wheat "a &c better with good
export demand sales 100000 BUSH No spring S6O a
l64; No do $3.50 a .59; winter red western SIG a
l,67; white Michigan S,75 a 81. Corn about &c bet
teri sales 100000 bush mixed western 64h a
65c sail do 65s+ @ Csc Oats dull and heavy sales $4,000
bush; new white 47t4Shc old western mixed ~ a 43c.
Beet dull Pork dull and unsettled $3.50 a
1885, Lard weak at S@ a SIC. Butter quiet state "a
q 2Se. Whskey firmer, with light supply, at "a a
94ac Rice quiet at y a SIC. Sugar ARM Porto Rico
81 a l0c: Muscovado a 9Hc; refining 81 q SIC.
Coffee quiet; Rio l4}4 a l8Ac Molasses dull; clayed
20 "a 25c; MuscOvado % q &c. Turpentine steady at
62c rosn quiet at 81 rs for strained Petroleum quiet;
crude a. "a l4Ac refined 26 q 26Ac Tallow weak at
8 l-l6 a 9hc,
CHICAGO, Nov. Flour in fair demand; good to
choice extra spring $3.50 a SCI supers So a $50 Wheat
No spring scarce and wanted, at Sl,l7 No do dull
and lower at Sl,OTh No do &c; rejected SO q s9hc
Corn active and higher; No mixed 3lAc cash; Ike
bid seller November; rejected 30 a 30hc. Oats opened
rm but closed dull at 20Ac for No regular and 2lc for
fresh; rejected Ike Rye in fair demand and higher
Sic for No, 2, Barley in good demand; No fall ac-
cording to location 62h a 64kc. Provisions weak and
nominally unchanged Pork-od mess SIS cash, and
shoulders SIC for 20 days in salt and Axe for loose
Green meats steady hams 81 q sic; short RIB mindless
30 days in salt SC. Whiskey steady at soc. Receipts
$500 bbls -four 100000 bush wheat 600 bush corn 600
bush oats. 5000 bush rye, 470OO bush barley. Ship
ments55OO bbls flour, $1,000 bush wheat 469 900 bush
corn, 2S 900 bush oats, $4,000 bush barley.
NEW ORLEANS Nov, Lection easier at l9kc.
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The mortgagee's sale ofliyery stock, advertised to
take place at the stable Of Willard Humes, corner
OF Laurel and Hanover Streets to-day, has been adj
journed ON account of the horse disease
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miscellaneous.
WORCESTER, OCTOBER 81, 1872.

w -
We, the undersigned, hereby agree to run foot race
at the Agricultural Park in the City of Worcester,
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1872 SAID foot race to be
half mile DASH for stake TO he made up by payment Of
$1,000 by each contestant for the prizes
The stake is to be divided follows, viz Twothirds
to be given to the first coming I'M two thirds of the
remainder to the second man, and the remainder to the
third man.
The to take place November 18TH 1872 at o'clock
P. NJ. precisely, play or pay" We have appointed
Messrs, James ConEor and Daniel Her Judges Mr..
James o'Leary as Referee, and Mr. 7. j. Sullivan
final Stake Holder Entries for the can be made till
November 9, 1872, by applying to James oLeary No 81
appear the time and place appointed he is to forfeit
his money.
The gate money is to be divided equally among tie
contestants. }. J.. MCENELLA,
JOHN w. CARNEY,
nj d6t+ MICHAEL O'DONNELL.
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Gks aaip spp: aarmssr Saturday Monng sumbn 2, 1879.

The Worcester Central Democratic Senatorial nate l Con-
yentOn will be held at Upper horticultural lta' IN
worcester, on SATURDAY, at SP. N.
By order of the City Committee
o3l Dat JN0. J. 0'GORMAN. CHAIRMAN
10th Representative District. = The ,I lV.n
District Democratic Representative Convention VIII De
heldat Democratic Headquarters, on SATURDAY ENehns'
at O'Clock Nov. ID, 1872. ..-.. ,,,..oo
IIth RepresentatIve District. - The lin
District Democratic Representative Convention VIII o.
held in Upper horticultural Hall, Saturday Evening" at
oSl d3t Per order District Committee.
Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.
NO. 240 MAIN STREET.
OPEN FRoM.................9AN NJ. to p M to AIM
THIRTY-SIxTH SEMI-ANSUAL DIvIDEND. The trIs-
tees of this Bank declared the Thtrty-Sirh Stni-An
nHa1 Diydead the first day Of july at the rate Of SIX
PER CENT. PER ANSuM.
DEPOSITS received up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Deposits put upon interest the first day of every
month.
July. -
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer diff jyll
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ANALNTIIAL PHYSICIAN,
successor TO j. WESLEY KELLEY will be in attendance
the FIRST Thursday and Friday in every month to give
advice to the sick Diseases of the Liver Lungs Heart
Kidneys, Spleen. NC Also, Diseases Of the Blood as
Scrotula Kings Evil Canker, EruptOns &C. al 27l
Main St, (WaldO Block) Advice free Ladies and gen
tlemen are invited to call Office advice free [wlt&d6t
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RntchcIor,s Hnir nv

''s''F-1'NIVE NHs1TE ITyts
This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in he sorld Tho
9ny true and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Relinble and
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints
or unpleasant odor Remedies the III effects Of bad dyes
ana washes. Produces IMMEDIATELY q snperD BLACK
OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the hair CLEAN sorT
sold by all Druggists.
Goi dly ciiAs. BACHELOR, Prop. NJ Il
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Riee, WHITING g MuIIoek,
Rice, Whiting 81 Bullock,
B AN IRIS & KERS
Cor Main and Pearl SIS, Worcester.
DEALERS IN
Government Bonds, Gold. Silver, Coupons,

ETC., etc.
AresimeRt Securities Specially.
Buy and Sell Railroad City and County Bonds.
Special attention given to orders for purchase and sal
of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines of European Steamships
Passages secured to and from Europe cabin steerage)
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange Drafts
drawn payable in any of the principal cities of Europe
Allow interest deposits subject to check at sight.
Special deposits for three months or longer received
with interest at current rate. diff apl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-02
a Book for Every MAN.

The "ScIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF RESERVATION" a
Medical Treatise the Cause and Cure Of Exhausted
Vitality, Premature Decline in Man Nervous and PLY
steal Debility, HypOchOndria, Impotency, Spermator
rh9a or Seminal Weakness and all lther diseases ars
ing from the errors of youth the ndiscreons
cesses mature years This is indeed book for every
man. Thousands have been taught by this work the
true way to health and happiness 1t is the cheapest
and best medical work published and the only
on this class of ills worth reading 10th edition. revised
much enlarged, illustrated bound in beautiful French
cloth. Price ST. Sent by mail postpaid receipt Of
price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 4
Bulfnch st., Boston, Mass. DIR. W. II. PARKER, As
sstant Physician. n. B.The authormay be consulted
on the above as well as all diseases requiring skill and
experience. deoplyr jas
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EoretRn B9ar2ets'-aBY Atlantic Cable.1
LIVERPOOL Nov. Lection quiet and steady; mid
ding uplands at 10 a load; do Orleans l0Kd; sales
l2O0O bales ofwhich 5000 were for speculation and
port.
FRANKFoRT, Nov. I.-U. S. $40 bonds s5N for 1852.
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For county commI. sloner-YELoRous TArI Of rpton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-02

The following stories of strange bets in all
places and times is taken from All the Year
Round:
Some years ago London waterman wagefed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

| The Meadville Journal, heteloiore for Gree.
ley, lately came out for Grant, fairly and
suuarely
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lect whom every Republican might venerate
Horace Greeley, tire candidate OF TammaRy
the chosen Of disappointed ofiice-sselSers, oi at
veDtulers cloaked in Reform, the last chaucs
Of party pledged to the destuctio,t Of every
principle which be ever defsndeds, Horace
Greeley, selling his great record for the pot.
tage OF four years of Presidential .pswer-ht
even in triumph could bring pothing but anar.
chy sndshame to his country Iappeal 10 you
American women, 50 far as my words may
reach, praying that they may penetrate beyond
my furthess dpeam, do not be Cleluded by fine
words, cnthrahed by fair premises. Do we
gather figs from thistles BY their fruits ye
shall know them. Are you willing that the
government Of your country be committed 10
changelings, peculators, anu traitors Such
are the men who lead the Liberals" howev-
er honest be those whom they have cnsuared
and gathered iuto their net. Women of the
United States, by your patrlotissn of ten years
ago do not say that, without vote, gou can do
nothing. You can do every thing What is a
ballot to your personal influenccp Not a wo-
man lives that docs moi influence al least one
man. Save his vote from q bad cause il IL as
much as If you yourself had voted. IfyOu have
no vote, so muSh the more should you represent
in yeurseT and By yourself the dignity Of wo-
manhood, the responsibility of eitizeuship, ,and
the sacredness Of principle.
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4
| The Contest in Maine was of very different
character to the great canvass OF Vermont, aud
yet the result was substantially the same
! There has been slight falling off in the Re-
publican vote from that in 1858, bgt no per-
| ceptible increase of the Democratic. The Re-
| publican decrease is accounted for by Opposi-
| tiou 10 the cider law and other local causes
The failure Of Liberal Republcanism ~ in
crease the ID. mocratic vote Of 'GS is a signf-
cant proof of The weakness Of that movement.
This result is not only great blow but a
great surprise 10 the Greeley party. Mr.. Kim
ball, their candidate for Governor, wrote Mr..
Schell, OF New York, II lester published in the
Tribune, in which I've says, "0ur opponents
claim majority Of l5,O00 votes. but do not
think they expect to get more than from 5000
TO 10000, and they cannot expect that unless
they think they can reclaim many who havo
openly declared against them" The result
shows how accurate the Republican canvass
proved TO be, and how greatly the Liberals
ovcr.cstimaied their strength.
The September elections certainly indicate
another Republican sweep in November.
| They prore, to all reasonable men, that Gree.
ley cannot carry Il single New England State,
| except perhaps Connecticut and unless his
party does vastly better in October than il has
done in September, he has no chance even
for Connecticut. New England proves true us
steel 10 the Party Of Progress; those who ex-
pcct anything diff rent of the Great West have
another great disappointment in slope
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

ply a few personal qualities and individual
acts, and eyon such as the coniplainsnts have
all committed, is doing much to bFipg to him
the sympathy Of grateful people The New
York Tribune was right when in June, 1871, IT
said; A
Maybe, one Of thcse days, the Journalists
who make 1t their particular business TO ira.
duce the President, will become discouraged
at repeated failures. General Grant from the
beginning cf his career has been persistently
nssailed Ia the most shameful manner and af
ter every assault his character has shone forth
not only untarnished but brighter than before