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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-15
Foreign Cotton and Iron Markets.


The upward muvement OF prices was checked
on Monday, and quotations have remained In
most cases 8. they we're yesterday week, with
only mo erate business. While the cloth mar.
ket has been nat, yarns have not been very active
and In homemade qualities rates are barely sus.
tanned. Export yarns continue to advance in
nominal value at the beginning OF the week, and
have remained firm but stagnant. In both goods
and yarns there is q general absence OF stocks,
and suf1ciency OF contracts Ill running 10 pre-
vent producers being anxious for business To
these circumstances must be ascrioed tn steadi.
ness OF prices In face Of the expected supply or
cotton and the immediate prospects or the money
markets. Eastern adsices Continue unfaVorable
and the export business here must have been &c
rously contracted but for the revival OF tDquiry
for Germany and some Of the other Continental
markets. In the cloth market manufacturers
complain that OF the business actually done
considerable part is ulremuneratiye. In many
quarters g more cheerful view ia taken; but In
Others, whtre there should be the best means OF
JUDI Ing The state OF things ls thought almost too
| bad to be exactly described
BIRMINGHAM, October 28.
Orders for hardware goods cOmeiu Very slow.
ly, but there is no scarcity Of employment yet IN
any OF the staple Industries, and as stocks are
everywhere low, 1t Is believed that the quietude
| is only temporary. In a few cases the unexecu.
ted orders In hand are sufficient 10 tu furnish 1ul
occupation through the winter; Tut these are tine
exceptions, and unless demand revive IN the
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rHANKsGIv1Ha IN TIE CITY.

The day of thanksgiving and prayer ordain-
ed by the municipal authorities was very gen.
orally aud appropriately observed throughout
the city yesterday. In the shipping and whole
sale establishments along the Bay and on
Meeting and Hayne streets business was
almost entirely suspended, the banks and tne
brokers' offices on Broad street were all de-
serted, and most of the stores on King ana
the other streets devoted to retail traftic were
either wholly or partially closed during tne
afternoon ia observance of the day. All OF tne
churches were open for morning service, ana
the weather during the day being bright ana
cheerful they were all largely attended. IN
the evening, however, the weather proved
dIsagreeable, and the congregations at those
churches that held evening services were
small.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Tho Cnarle.,on Market.

inc CudHkCbtohA &ASsAASs'
FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, NOV. IL, lszi'
THE CRops.-The past week presented for
much Of the period very unsettled character,
with generally cloudy weather and muen ram
and outdoor work has probably been largely sns.
pended, but the latter period became dry ano
moderate. The crop generally IN tnia S!a'e nAs,
to q great extent, been picked and placed neyono
the influence OF the weather.
TIE RRoE1pTs-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were 1ss 7o6 bales
against 12o 4s5 bales the week before, and loeooe
bales for the period the year previous. Al Ne"
Orleans the supplies were si,2s7 bales In CONTRAST
with 80 2s5 bales for the week Of the preVlou!
year. The total receipts at the cotton ports from
September lst, 1872, up to the latest dates, were
ssi.1as bales, against s24,6e' bales last year
showing an increase Of 25e.4ss bales. The arri
walls at the principal Southern markets ifoa
september /, 1872 up to the latest telegraphie
intellipence as compared with the year before
ware as follOWg:
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Exports or tho Week ending Nov. II.
DOMESTIC.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carolina
2oO9 nalea upland cotton. 47 bags sea Island cot
ton, go bales domestics, 1888 bbls naval stores q
casks clay, 27 tcs rice, 2l4pkgs sundries. :.....
Per steamship Champlou-A bags sea island cot
ton 1853 pales upland cotton, ~ tcs lice, Al bbt
rosn, u bundles domestics, J18 packages sun
dries ..".Per steamship James Adger-8 bags
sea island cotton, 1910 'hale5 upland cotton, t(
casks cla7, a3 tcs rice, 81 bales domestics, 13l
pkgs -undries.
PhILADBIPHIA-Per steamship Gu I Stream
ss5 bales upland cotton, 63 tierces RICE 606 bbls
naval stores, 244 bales domestics, S3 tons old
iron, 43 bbls fruit 12o punches bananas, l24 pack
sALr1MoRH-Per brig Edith Hell-S45 tons phos.
phate rex. Per schr O Rommel-476 tons
phosphate rock....Per schr Jonathan hay-0t
tons phosphate rock.
BATH, ME.-Per schr Frank & Emily-los,6 ,64s
feet lumber.
FOREIGN.
LlvERPooL-Per British steamship Tyne Queen
$40 bags sea island cotton, 2260 bales upland
cotton Per Br bark Tioer-s4 bags sea island
cotton, 1894 bales upland cotton, "a bags cotton
seed, ses tons phosphate rock.
HAyRE-per ship Nautllus-3e60 oales upland
cotton Per bark Harriet Hussey-2l76 oales
upland cotton, IL tlerces rice.
HARBoR IsLAND, BAHAaAIper Br sem Equator
-l6o bbls Flour, II 900 shingles, cases dry gooos
cases bacon.
upland cotton.
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TIE WEATHER.

Tba warm weather Of the past three OF
fnnr days culmlnated between the hours OF
Ave and eight P. II. yesterday In series OF
hard rain and showers, which interlered
v,fh the amusement seekers, and drenched a
faw ungusrded pedestrians. Later in Inc
,I,aht the clouds wore of and indications OF
approaching cold were apparent.
The range of the thermometer yesterday at
the drug store of DR.. Joseph Blackman, on
the south side OF Broad street, was as follows:
"a. NJ. Ct: 10 A. NJ, 69; IL NJ, 70; 2 +. NJ ~
IPM.. 70: eP. n, 6s; 8 P. NJ, 6s.
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Irnss I at i n)hrlessale.S s
UNIVERSAL ExMIDlIloN erfeSe
rrhsr-1Lss nRnAI & ~, {
ALF. LABARRAQUE, AND Co. 5s,
.QUINIUM LABARRkQU
Approved BY the Imperial academy
of Medicine i'$'ttL:stl = 2

| 80 or MeQtc1nC t2s' s't.zs'p 5i!tst;.SS "a
The Quinium Labarraqus is an eminentls||
tonic and febrifuge Wine, destined TO replaS3
all the other preparations Of Peruvian iBarEssa|
The Bark Wines usually employed finMe-;. 4.
dicine are prepared from Barks which,yaY:
| considerably in the degree to which they
possess the desired properties. aBesidesi
owing to the manner in which they arepfes,
pared, these Wines contain scarcely more
than the traces Of active principles, md
these always in variable proportions. 80 sss g
The Quinium Labarraque, approved tgy
the Academy of Medicine, constitute, ons The,
contrary, medicine Of determined cpmpotia
sition, rich in active principles, and onwical
Physicians and Patients can always ~ :.
The Quipium Labarraque is presribed-
with great success for persons Of weak.cen-l
| tilution, or for those debilitated by; ;yaripus
exllausting causes or past sickness for youth.
| latisued by too rapid growth; for young
girls whose development takes place; with
difficulty; for women in childbirth; md for
aged persons enfeebled by years or illness. ]
1t is the best preseryative against Feyers.
In cases of Chlorosis. Anemiar or Greensik-:'
ness, this Wine is aEpowerful auxiliary OF
The fcrruginous preparations: In conjunction,
for example, with WALLETS Pills, the rapid
ty Of its action is really marvellous. rsh:s
Zero! in Paris, L. FREkE, i9, fue !l,sS.
Agents in Charleston: D0WIE, NOISE
DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
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Our PRICES CuRRENT.-We especially invite
the attention of our merchants to THE NEWS
Prices current, issued this morning. Made
up with the utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, it forms, with
the business card Of the house forwarding 1t,
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
two and half cents per copy; single copies
five cents.
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DEATH OF MIR. JOHN E. MARLEY:

Mr.. John E. Marley, who for many years
past has held the important position Oh seen'
ofthe South Carolina Railroad at AugusSa,
Georgia. and subsequently al Columbia, oiea
at Aiken on Wednesday last alter oriei a'-
tackof pneumonia. Mr.. Marley was nati'e
~ ,hIa cIty. and In early manhood was engaged
IN tl,e drv goods business In King street. He
was We believe, one of the founders and
afterwards president Of the Hope Fire Compa-
nv and In his day enjoyed great popularity
among the young men OF Charleston. busi'
ness engagements, however, TOOK MN in'o
the employ of the South Carolina Railroad
company as conductor, from which posi''on
bo was promoted, without outside innuenoe,
ond IN hin own merits, to the most important
ond responsIble agencies on the line. Ine
un,Imely death of an official 30 uniformly
courteous. efficient and painstaking, WILL Dc
widely deplored among his hosts OF friends
thronohoot the State. The Columbia Carroll
nian says:
A lenp acquaintance with Mr.. Marley pre-
nares ma to say :nat In all the sterling qualltles
IF the gentleman and man OF business, ne was
nre-eminent. he was gentle and unassuming
in his intercourse with others, the em0oul-
m ment OF the true suauitor In 1aodo, while at
the same time an unyielding adherence 70 IN
tegrty and principle she sas a; @snS
for more than q quarter of century, we believe,
neen M S an honored and trusted officer OF the
Sonth Carolina Railroad. and his energy and
eYsctness has done much TO maintain the
high standard for buslness transactions 10 lug
several departments of that corporation which
had from time to time come under nis super
vision and control. He leaves void IN the
officlal and social sphere Iu which he moved
which will never be filled by better or truer
man.
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TIE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

(. Emma Nichols, drunk, disorderly, and at
@a,mn,jne to set fire to cell in the Guardhouse,
thirty days. Mary Lehy, drunk and disorder:y'
ons 3, dollar. John Ward, drunk, two dollars.
:John white: drunk, two dollars or ten daya.
81. Floodquit, colorsd, drunk, two dollars OF
Tan days Eliza Levy, colored, stealing money
and clothing, turned over to q trial justice.
Jlessie Folks, colored, drunk and disorderly,
two dollars or ten days. James Grant, colored,
disorderly, thirty days.
THAI tJastices' Courts.
Charles Bascomb, coloted, was sentenced by
Trial Justice Levy yesterday to thirty days IN
sil; for stealing two dollars from W. B. Mitchell,
colored. r.rr
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FUNERAL OF JAMES ADaER, Jr.-The funeral
services of the lsmented young gentleman
named above, who died suddenly, few days
ago, In New York City, were performed yes.
terdsy, at the Second Presbyterian Church, by
the Rev. G. 3. Bracket. They were attended
by large number of the friends and relatives
of the bereaved family. At the conclusion the
remains were Inferred In the family burylng
ground in the yard attach ed to the church.
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Mr.. soUDER invites attention to his Stock OF
Photograph Frames just received, embracing
upwards of thirty different styles. many Of
them of entirely new design and beauty Of
finish, which he offers to cash buyers at
small advance on cost SogDER's Gallery, No.
2e3 King street. oct3l-lmo
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tPARpoNED.-Governer Scott has pardoned
Zee Brown. convicted OF the crime Of bigamy,
at the July term of the Court Of General ses-
sIons: for Fairfield County, and sentenced to
two years imprisonment in the Penitentiary,
by Judge Rutland. The recommendation was
sioned by th- In.y who found him guilty and
number of citizens or the county.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-15

FuRoHaorT, BENEDICT l. Co. offer very
fine Kid Glove at 81; Gloves, two buttons,
81 36. Will open on Tuesday the celebrated
Cheilley's Kid Gloves, sold under guarantee,
for which We are the sole agents.
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FURcHGorT, BENEDICT & Co. offer this
week great bargains In Carpets, Rugs, Drug
gets, OIL Cloths, &C.; also special bargains in
Cloths OF all description.
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Receipts BY Kailrosd, Hoysmbsf g
SOUTH .oARoL1NA RAIRaip. ssEs 4 y.ss'.
1927 bales cotton, 81 bales goods lol bbli .togti
1s0 bbls four, le cars lumber, 8 cars stock, "a
Railroad Agent, and others. - ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~; ..iils Z;
17s bales upland cotton, 2rbags sea ialand COS!
ton. 167 bola spirits turpeutinet sl6S bbls rnlil
ss,s q lHmpss s7an snd wg0s s:n.s Ma.s
Mowry Son, T p Smith, x S,Snith, C3ldHens&
Son, g " Williams & co, Pringle 3 Son, H1Be9
4 CO, W O Courtney q co, BaIdep q. .Psykets 9fSt
holm & Son, MnlIigsn. Pelxer. Rodt4fyk
mel d co, Witte Bros. Reeder Davis, KiamaRta 8
Howell, Ingrshsm q Son, QusGkenbusn, ,Klults1
co,J Wiley q CO, Howard =, Bro, I'd 6sonAy.y
May, shscktlrord b Kelly, Bolmann Rros;sIN
Rabson, Fe wick q Z, Fraser d Dill, fLs snM6Ef
Fass, T Snywden, J HanckeL stonel GL6H1d61
E B stoddard q co, W Smith. q Welling q
Railroad CO, 8 E Railroad Agent Order md .l
others. -. =, - : ~ ~ x e, ,tsS 81
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xuCrION SALES THIS DAE.

Latch & Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, at Eo.
washington street, furniture, &c.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, at nls
.tore. dry goods, clothing. &c.
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GIFTS FOR THE HoLIpAYs.-For silyerware.
nne Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, go
to Allan's, so7 King street.
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TINE IS MoNEY.-Clocks, fifty different styles
in wood, bronze and marble cases, at Allap,s,
307 King street. ,a
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GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.-The best as.
sortment in town can be found at Furchgott,
Benedict d Co.
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CHRIsTaAs is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, go to
Alan's, s07 King street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MAKE YOUR old Furniture look like new, by
the use of Durand's Furniture Polish.
nov13-lmo
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Charleston.

A. Breutano, q. b. jerks, Kentucky; A. A.
Ballow, wife, children and nurse. Mrs. Z. F.
Miller, Providencs; G. Lewis and wife, Talla-
hassee; J. A. Strong, New York; o. J. Lange,
Philadelphia; R. q. Rucker, Indiana; G. s..
Hardee, Savannah; Captain J. T. Rubhard,
ship Richard III;J. Minor, Jr., New York.
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ExpOru.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georgla-1o bags sea
island coLton 2O40 bales upland cotton 2e3 tierces
rice 359 obls naval stores l60 PACKAGES sundr1es.
BALTIMoRR-Per hphr y Clark-1l6,ai8 feet
lumber.
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.THE IRON LNEs."!The steamship Georgia
Captain Holmes, sailed yesterday afteraoon
for New York, with one Of the regular weekly
monster cargoes, which have made the 'Clyde
Linen 80 conspicuous for several years past.
The cotton shippers of the interior evidently
don't believe all the wonderful stories about
the epizoolc in Charleston, for cotton ship
ments continue large this way; and we would
mention that the three thousand packages of
cotton. rice, naval stores, goods and sundrles
we're all delivered to the Georgia several
hours before her sailing time.
The South Carolina, Captain Beckett, left
New York yesterday afternoon with large
freight, which indicates that the horses are on
the mend there. She brings also seventy-fve
passengers.
The Virginia, Captain Hnckley, of the Phil
adelphia line, will be dispatched at three
O'Clock this afternoon, with very large and
full freight. We understand there was no
difficulty in hauling down her cargo, the only
trouble being In getting all the offerings
aboard.
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The arrivals of cotton at the chief Southern
ooonor,s from November to November ID, 1877
inclusive, as reported by telegraph, were as fol'
lows:
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NorB.-we nave deducted from New Orleans
So, ,886 bales upl8nds. from Mobile bales up.
lands; from Savannah 1880 bags sea island and
1893 bales upland, ana from Charleston 1854 bags
sea island and S79 bales upland cotton; being
the quantity received at those ports from Mo.
oile Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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Professor Anderson.

] E5Professor Anderson gave the last OF his per-
! forniances az the Hlbernian Hall last eveni ng
Z s1hs programme was somewhat varied and
the character ofthe performance was equally
ss good % on the previous nights. The show,
cry weather In the early part of the evening
deferred many persons from attending, who
Otherwise would have been present, and the
audience consequently was not large.
Old John faobinson's show.
The monster museum, menagerie, &C., &C.,
Of Old John Robinson will make Its grand
entry through the streets at about ten O'Clock
this morning, and viii give Its Initial perform.
ance at TWO o'clock this afternoon In whole
village OF canvass, to be erected on the Citadel
Square. The tickets at Holmes's book store
went or yesterday like hot cakes, and the
probabilities are that there will be large au-
dienoe on hand this afternoon, In addition to
the ladies and children OF the different insti.
tuttens, who have been specially invited to at
tend. The second entertainment will be given
this evening, and there will be both an afoer-
noon and evening performance tomorrow.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN Cow.-On Wednes-
Gay last cow was stolen from Mr. James
Smith, resident Of Savannah, by an unknown
person and shipped on the morning train
from that city for Charleston. In the course
Of the same afternoon dispatch was re-
celved by the detectives here spprlsiug them
OF the shipment OF the COW, and ordering
them to seize 1t on It's arrival. Several de-
teclives accordingly repair ID to the depot OF
the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, on the
opposite side of Ashley Rtver, and took pos
session Of the animal. It was retained here
until yesterday afternoon in the vain hope
that the thief would claim it, but as that indI-
vidual had not shown himself up to that time,
It was reshipped to Savannah.
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AMUSEMENTs.
~. Frspnd.enartsbund.

-ls,.:;@.ss = =. = ~ = y
The entertainment last evening at the
Trsnndsobsftsbund Hall was attended by q
.large1udience. The concert consisted ofselec-
.tions from Mozart, Campana. Meier. and other
eminent composers. The play was comedy, oy
saeiter, 9entitled "IIin Ehrenwart," Ia ward Of
ihonor,) which was rendered with good effece.
The programme, as usual, concluded Witn q
Dance. AT the next entertainment OF the
:L1nd, which takes place on the 2Sth instant,
stRs ladies' are requested to attend attired in
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stock or Cotton In tho Interior Towns
at tho --latest Dates.
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HOTEL ARRIEALs-NoTEMBER II.
Pavilion.

Richardson, Hardeeville; n. W. Johnson,
New York; D. stemberger, Florencei B. Has
son and wife. Ohio; s. Barnes, VlrginiaiJ. F.
Lane, Baltimore; J. McRae, Wilmington; J.
McDermott, New York; J. A. Ardres, Charlotte;
NJ. Casklll, New York; J. Y. Reed. South Car
olina
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CITY AFFAIRS.
-.rrvaS THIS DAH.

,..n E1sssr fitting Club, at half-pase Z
P. II. ..,o r,,h half mast P, NJ.
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Exports OF Naval stores and Lumber
from tho Port OF Charleston. from
September I, 1874, 70 November 13,
1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-01
PRESS NOTES.

The Reform wave has reached South Caro-
Ina and penetrated the very shrine Of the carpetDag-
gers The Charleston Republican haus down the name
Of Grant aud Gov Scott which has heretofore adorned
i'd column. Tor President and VicePresdeht, ana sub
it declares entire deal In state onlcefs' ana
means genuine reform throughout
This is the somewhat frigid view taken of
the FreeTrade demonstration at s5einway Hal by me
sgring1sd Republican: Well, the Free Traders have
held their promised meeting. IL was an eminenty re-
spectacle gathering Of course, but does not appear TO
have been specially enthusiastic. The speeches and
resolutions naturally enough expressed great dssatls-
faction with the Cincinnati platform, and stl greater
with the Cincinnati candidate, put the demonstration
was on the whole, less aggressive and imposing than
had anticipated, the only decisive action taken pc
ing the appointment OF a Committee to look about and
decide what the unsatsted RefOrmers had better TO-
The Cleveland Leader has a sweet and polite
notice Of the nominee OF the Cincinnati Convention.
Should Mr. Greeley be elected it is the opinion OF The
Leader that the United States Courts may well dis
miss all criminal trials the four years OF his term.
The man who bailed JEFF Davis would pardon every
Klux and defrauder OF the revenue IN the land Ills
Will be nice reading Tor Mr. Gerrett smtn VINO was on
the bond Wih Mr.. Greeley gud who Is doing his lever
best 10 reeect Gen Grant. Is 1t the opinion OF 1lr.
smtb-it Is that OF 4he Le@qer0that SE GFeel5y
port Cen Grant because Gen. Grant dlsapproYes the
bailng Of jefferson Davis
The Louisville ARgeiger denies the correct
ness Of report published in The Ee1 York World pur-
porting 10 give inc pIocctU4A5a VI q uAl~sA7 VA N~i
editors in Cincinnati, after the nominations. In
replv 10 statement in The World that Mr. Rttis, the
editor of the An-egs mad strongly opposed the nomina-
tous the latter Journal says Mr. Rttg maintained that
protest gainst the persons Of the candidates would
Only extend 10 questions on which the Germans Wouid
stand alone without any sympathy among the EAsAsA
speakug yOters: that the canddatufe OF Gfeeey NOuG
h. very Dopular among the Southern Democrats (Wlth
which M HassaIrck concurredG that bis Journal was
prepared % take part in new movement 70 cOuect
lie Reform elements but II 1t became posi-
ala "a
Endorsement be would be most decidedly In FAVOR ot
Greeley This Last eyentualty IL the basis upon Whlch
tie influence OF the ATs>iger Is exerted, Tor IL says
I'VE consider that 10 becomes every DAY NOR
apparent thaG a second Un0n and Reform convention
would make still greater ha5cO than the ursJ one, the
fusion movement the only practicable form when the
Opposition can adopt this year, and We consider the
affempt 10 prevent the Democratic Endorsement az an
agitation whether knowingly or otherwise " pronlo1e
TIE reflection OF Grant