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New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
RATFYIyG THE WooDHULL N0uINAu0N.
NOISY MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE
CHEERS FOR HORACE GREELEY.

A NOISY MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE
CHEERS FOR HORACE GREELEY.
Cooper Institute was densely crowded last evening
With spectators chiefly men, assembled the Woman Suffrage
idste for Presidency Join BeymT chosen Chairman, sn
announced meeting had been eae to a the nomination Of
Victoria c. Wooibul He then INTRODUCED Mrs Spear Of Cali
onA said that they met there Tor the purpose Of Reform
for the the Government Of the United States ignores
the political rights Of Tie nation Of Vic
tonI WoOlhu grtat sppsuse for President Of the United
states aughter Frederick Douglass for vcePndept unes
two spirits will help all the world to be brothers and sisters, ire
specye Of color nationality The country npe for Teyou
imminent Some here proposed three cheers
Greeley, which given heartily Judge Garter Of Gin
cinust next introduced and said;
am familiar With great object which this meeting hst been
called politician this land viii obtain any high
Office four years to-day. There politics platform.
togeer-bob and for The
Of the object Of our smbiuon-th ballot for both sexes
proposed and given Greeley and
speaker attempted bis bsaugue the cheers still
tnued Al length losing be patience steuosn
tone you cheer Tor Greeley fort Why will you applaud
infa He ted finish h sentence but his voice lost
tumuuous cheering aud time before be could
maud sufficient silence the part Of the audience to
proceed with hs subject Seeing the voices for
Mr. Greeley were The majority, and thinking to ap.
pesse the audience helping
vnton an announcement which received oh NY"
What pty The speaker then said would
acceptance which Of the audience suggested
pensed This produced
aud all possible the reading begun. When
the nnde Mr. Gre which contained read three cheers
quent unayOTabe illusions him met with loud applause his
favor Judge Carter dessed from further reading
Mrs Beya lockwood Of Waugt ueIt introduced and after
followed Anthony Higgins Of NesJefcy To
talked convey but slight
bic orsoc performances EIAersted by the lO1d
with which his he pulled bis Of
the floor and striking attitude said; HES ye hire
hngs; been paid by the paupeIs Of th
here and hiss down. Do think that avn 20 be
Greeley
Greeley this point audience After
working violent and launching all Of nyectye
Grses Hgrn, aa.hd by saying stood there
advocate Victoria WO0dhn whom he pleased call the best
earth ADpanSe The Chairman then proceeded
read the A. this o0ioTed
military dress and after being cordially welcomed by the ladies
present their followers" lie
and 0fibe Who
Their h9me The Of human rgt Mrs WocdbU
tbeB BOeecCo d iG sbeb roEj ItctvJ
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
THE JEROME PARK RACES.
SECOND DAY-vICTORIA, ALRoY, MIDDAY, ALARM,
AND MACINTOSH THE WINNERS.

SECOND DAY-vICTORIA, ALRoY, MIDDAY, ALARM,
AND MACINTOSH THE WINNERS.
The second days racing at jerome Park, post
poned from Tuesday until yesterday Of the attracted
large attendance The weather delightful but the track
heavy being ioek deep mud For the Jockey Cub handicap the
ast event Of the day there 81 entries Of which The following
to the post
MIMI @ PGf % yfGs % I sg sg Nj NJ Ss s;Ss:
Elsie, and Bush X Parser.s Experience Oaks.
The betting vas heavy this the pools and rarely have
many horses sold equally brought sz Experience Oaks
sl7oi Crouse ely, sl75 Victoria slOi Sems sIo and Mimi
$2o The start from the Eve u1ong pole an one Rey
nos dly Elsie Nema Victoria and yenets showing front
they around the blnf Coming % the and
passing stand Elsie leading Mimi second and Nema
Elsie continued make the running with MIN Experience Oaks and
Ses close attendance until entering the houeseeh, when Mr.
Bemont FLY Victoria began through her eaugh, the
leader Elsie the distance and after struggle short sharp, and ie
cye halfway up by three lengths Elsie second and
Experience Oaks third, the rest uuphceL Time, 3l
Ladies Stakes heeyear old 6le 100 each f., with itOo
added e second to receive $500 ont the stakes one nile aud I've
Belmont. eh T. victoria By Censor dam Camilla psa.
Bush Plrkss b. Experience Oaks iy Bonnie scotland
JW. IT, Reyuoss % cG f. Elsie By Bonnie scotland dam
For the Jockey Club Handicap there were p entries Of which three
only s8reAkoy Tubman and Quud Tubman the sole repre-
sentative Col Me0ancss stable the yOd;o against the fed
Qaarl made the running for nearly mile with Aroy next and the
lyorte waiting second mile after passing around the bluff
Qlnar fell back batea and the race was now confined solely to Aoy
and Tubman The held bis lead throughout and by two
us Tulman banz Quuar who had evidently not recovered
from the severe kick be the SATURDAY Time, &ia
SANE DY-Tie Jockey Handicap Sweepstakes Of 800 EACH
b. T.. with 8 1000 adiel; mles y subscribers
pou0bucs Alrog, years, llJ 10, by Au,raIan....
D. Ncpas b. c. Tubman' years. l03 70, by War Dauce
W. ". G,uus b. c. Quuari years, by diversion
DAY-Purse $500 to second hoei one mile
quarter
Hunter Tnycrss b. e.
D. j. Crous,s b. e. Rouuder
Donohur b. b. Lord Byron
Five others Time, 2:l14
DAYPurse $500 the winner to be claimed for $1,000 one
mile and thrreQuariers.
r. }sicocA's g. Doctor 600, l04 b.............
j. H. Hasberks C. Frank Swift : 500, 81 D....
-Four ohers also ran. 1ime-324
nASeple Chase Stakes for OF $500 gyea BY MeSsfs
jerome and Lorari; WeIter weight.
c. Beres'ouls b. b. Macintosh, aged, 55
Cassons Mary Hennessy. years, 45 b...........
!. X Laweuces b. b. jim Isdae AGED, 55 b....'.''.'.
1ime-5:32
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
DARING ATTEMPT 70 ROB i NATIONAL
BANK

CAPTURE or THREE PROFESSIONAL BURGLARS.
About one month ago a gentlcmanly individual
called al No Exchange place jersey City and rented two rooms
adjoining Frs National Bank building On the
9Th Of MAY he moved into The apartments quantity Of furniture two
large cupboard lie bis as Charles j. Proctor
and represented that be was sculptor The day the arrival Of The
furniture Proctor Joined by men, and suJse-
Quenty observed these would 60 the rooms
late at night and early in the morning. always Hngly.
few DAYS ago Proctor rented which be- occupied
on foOr and No. adjoining the latter repre-
sebting that he furniture goods
weeks Tuesday be Miss Jane Beene who occupies the
third fourth Of No. EIcangpaoe boarding
house the pao the second floor pre-
tending bis and r husband about to visit him for
few days lie en had Of the whole Goor Ia the second
story Of No g. in the hir story and No.
the Goor In the time the Of these
the attention Of Miss Becner and Tuesday she
munced her suspicious VIM. Naew The proureo Of duu
saloon the first aor of No was then resolved TO keen
close watch all their movements Tuesday night they entered
Richard Howell yoang in Nav. saloon volunteered
70 enter ne apartments occupied b. Proctor on W second door and d 50
window which unend IN te back BE- found bel
stres4 With the dgst and small chips Of bricks and Horar Howell
the Bank and aperture
four feet square portion Of this bad extended aslin'o te hs
had then continued er operon and with such success hat by
have been effected The bricks stone and mortar csre,
ceaei two large chests which had been taken to the
oinforn he officers bank meeting
Of Directors called early h0ur Neiueiay Word
sent 10 Police Headquarters aud the Chef being absent Capt Nc
Honey TOOK the matter IN hanl The were enter their
late hour en,iay night and att O'Clock Yesterday
Capt MOuev posted around the building and
With Sergeant MckaC and OMsers Hauey and Quua
stairs and burst open the doors leading 10 the
rooms Proctor vas watching at 'he door OF the
front room and attempted 10 escape without The other
were oyeowerei surrendered and an bre, were e 70 he ,iao
house They the Of Charles j. Proctor DENIM
Joseph Fo occupations clerk painter and mason 35 2 ardy
In f rooms were found two trunks Of buIgars tools exceedingly
complete and said be nearly Suspended m
window rope ladder which the robbers opporrua,,
Schacketon bat refused 10 questions and stated that Ae,
wished 70 procure the services Of counsel The uo
pond until but they still unwepaTed With counsel aud he
Judge committed them TO the County jail
Gpud jury
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

Coroner Herman was requested. yesterday. 10
ta.. te statement OF william Duiee axe ll O." Eighty
second als Avenue s. who dying from nuuc, received Ji lelg
cub.eI tg policeman whose name is az present unknown
Officers Roach and Ferry of the Brooklyn Police
rra descent Yesterday, upon The Michael Fey, 20 No
lot York aut.1g bin, and quantity Of silver aud
cold .gelr, stolen Brooklyn reence.. silver satrrpteht
va, identified the property OF hayor Powell
The Board of Police retired. yesterday. Patrolmen
Patrc Preuglst end Timothy j. Desmond OF the Foul Precinct
the Tenth aud John Nelson uf tA- Thirteenth
Patroneu White Of the Fourteenth Precinct and Valentine Eu
uer of the Fifteenth Dismissed
fire broke out on the third floor Of No. 436 Broad
,c .t rght spIra through c hung consider
able damage ou th fret foo t' stock Of tulI.s Nmin dealer
insured for $1,000 The second ana tlfI
a ere occupied pocs-nook mandatory by J. Lehman Eho
t an .for urcr occupied part OF ite third
L. Nauabaum. manufacture Of furnish
pg ri. Do another part the third foor lost stock S25N The
bu ding vas damaged 500
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
MISSISSIPPI RIVER PIRATES

ST. LOUIS, June G.-Within "A few months
past several stores and warehouses along the Mississippi
River, between this point and Dubuque. Iowa, have
been robbed of large amounts Of goods, and within a
few days has been asceraned that organized gang
OF pirates exists in this vicinity whose operations ex-
tend on and along the river for several hundred miles
above and below here. On Tuesday evening a man
calling himself John Thompson, also known as John
Robinson, and two women were arrested In a secluded
house on kerr's Island, opposite the northern part of
this city Thompson Is believed to be the chief of this
gang. Two or three other have been arrested on
island above Alton, and II is believed that the meas
now IN process will efectuelly break up the gang
1t Is said that since the opening OF navigation This
Spring $4,000 worth Of property has been stolen by
these pirates, aud passed from station 10 station along
the river until disposed OF.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
REFORM NOTES.

The third 100 guns for Greeley and Reform,
in Queens County viii be fired in the public square, al
Fosters Meadow. by Col Lcndc f. Pratt, on saturday
evening. Speakers from New-Iorb Wlil addess 'ho
meeting TO be held at the same time and place
The first meeting of the Excelsior Greeley
Club was held Last night the Of Avenue and
Tbirtv-uintb-st A Morgan prcslding. Addresses
made by Edwin Steward, southern student AT FOru
ham College, and others, and Committee was appointed
TO confer with other Greeley Clubs.
The Democrats of Brown County Ohio take
the lead in the Endorsement Of the Greeley and Brown
ticket. The Hon Chiffon A. White for SIX years prom
ncnt Congressman, offered the resolutions. The CHca'-
H0f Enquirer vOucLcs for linn as Democrat Oh the
srdghtcst kind ard SAYS That when men of hi, stamp
and character thus pronounce Themselves there remains
doubt where the Ohio Democracy Is gong.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
TIE SENATORIAL CONTEST BETWEEN PATTERso,
AND ROLLINS.

THE SENATORIAL CONTEST BETWEEN PATTERSON
AND ROLLINS.
The most important matter coming before
The NcwHampshire Legislature is the election of a
limited states Senator 10 the place of Mr. Patterson
whose term expires the 4th Of next March The chief
candidates are Senator. Patterson himself and the Hon
T. H. Rollins. Others the Hons. OnslOw Searns and
Frederick Smith, both ex-GOvemors, and the Hon.
Mason W Tappan and Gen. Aaron +. Stevens The
Democrats will probably support the Hon Henry Bing-
ham Of Iltteton The contest between Patterson and
Robins close with the chances in favor Of the former
Judging from present appearances, Mr. Patterson will
have al least oncthrd OF the votes TO start with in the
caucus with the remaining twOthrds distributed about
equally between Rollins and all the others He might
- defeated a combination of the opposing cdudl-
dates There are contested seats IN the House
ofReWesentatlVCs. Of
INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR STRAW.
CONCoRD, June G.-The Hon. Z. A. Straw was
inaugurated Governor Of New-Hampshire to-day, and
delivered message the legislature In his message
the Governor represents the industrial interests of the
State 20 be i prosperous condition; that the revenue
for the year exceeds SS2OOO and the expenses to be
$50 SO while the total Liabilities A1S8124, nearly
Two ana quarter millions Of which due the cities and
Towns for war expenses. The Governor says III refer
GBC, 90 the Presidential question:
supposed 8t when called 90 record Their verdict
it f vote courtyme will forget ths the
shrod that suppressed internal disorder, that 10 has secure to
Oppressed that have for long time been refused that 10 ha
The burdens Of labor has
ihs commercial industrial and financial prosperity
and
ysogfsss people uueIsmpei 10 the history Of the country
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

rur POLICE BOARD TO BEGIN TIT WORK NEXT
NONDAY
-, A. o,J RoarI of poIice hold an adiourned

TuE POLICE BOARD TO BEGIN TIT WORK NEXT
MONDAY.
The Nayor and Board of Police held an adjourned
yesterday, and resolved declare ihe sreetcsaung
void The following prepared and ordered to be
10 Contractor Brown;
.1s CHAPTERS and - - the Laws Of 52 have imposed
M Rood be duty determining whether the aIueut Tor cleaning
e o Sesiok, INSIDE on the th iay Of January
ScYk Of the part and John l. Brown Wm H. Dsyoe and
s knapp coutactors Of The second part valid existing
tg Ts Board e opinion that much Of Chapter 6lG o
b 10 Of l5 authorized The making Of contract M streecegn
therein designated b. unconstitutional and void AMI
~ r. ,r,sd and by virtue of the authority
o have teen by hsnen0ned
,,i,for LEGAL authority make the same Therefore, 10
i , by Of The power and authority conferred
a. t,o u,s frs mentioned. that this Boari declares
lie AID Bor hereby declare the SAID agreement Cancelled aud
,l.,, ,rr,7si Il. being unauthorized and void
gI Of the aforesaid resolution be served John
g ,ui oa person claiming 90 have succeeded b
- M L Interests and duties Of the said contractors er them
also resolved that the proposal Of the cleaning
sill t the Board for $4,000 the property used b. him In
l he rejected on ground that the price asked erobnt
m sr.oepdent Of Cleaning directed
n ,t once for beginning Monday morning the work Of
,,e uark and books for the Street Cleaning Bureau and
pce attn Instructions Superintendent Thorte will be-
Gin .at,ly work of organizing h, working force.
Lii h. engaged and horses carts tcoV-, &c will
h. red on purchased Dfclues viii be- encountered
IT. tpt he Superintendent ani his depuy confident
,b, ,tv , soon the bureau working order the
cI.sri nd kept good condition. Many cmpore
h. ~ Rr,vu si hired ard many Of the Old omtu
,iooi v1 invited TO retain their positions under the
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

The meeting was called 10 order by William MeQaod'
esq. when the following officers were elected; PreS
dent, DIR. Joshua Draper; Vice Prosidents the Hon
Elisha r. Wheeler. Israel o. Beatte, Judge James r.
Matthews. b. V. Wolf Judge John g. wilkin William NJ
McQuoid, Asa Eaton Nathaniel Conkliug a. Van Nest
POwelsOn, s. S. Conkling, Charles II. Horton
Secretaries George l.. Denton, W. ID. van
Zandt These names embrace both RepuDncahs
and Democrats and of the most nnue men
in the town. One Of them-the Hon. Elisha y. wheeler
cast the vote OF this district for Grant as member OF
the last Electoral College Mr.. IlltOns speech was
convincing argument in favor of change from tne
prescnt corrupt Administration and has much strength
ened the Reform movement in this region. MddletOWh
has taken noble stand for Greeley and IL Is behcEed
that Waikiki, which has heretofore been the banner he
publican Of Orange County, will tins FAN glVe
majority for the Liberal candidates.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

lor - sr.h us. Che gentleman who bad been elected
70 the Presidency of Theological Seminary by the last
Synod position the Committee hef ore bad The
work performed By Woodbridge Tho Committee called atten-
ton 70 the fact 30 studying both the
semnaes Of the Church expressed the opinion tina, the ma
the ground that the OF theology
high should be- This they desired to see changed and
thar Chair established In the Seminary the science
Of Christian Apooeee and that Of established reputation be Sc
10 on IL The report special order for this morning.
report the Revision Of the Constitution WIS
Orlc Or q
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
THE Liberal MOVEMENT IN ILLINOIS.

CALL FOR A STATE CONvENTION-GROwTH OF
SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF GREELEY AND
BROWN.
The Liberal Republican State Committee of
Illinois met Springfield recently and issued call for
I4be.a Republican state Convention, 10 be held in the
sao city June g. for the purpose Of nominating cand
dates Cor Presidential Electors, Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and other state officers. The following re-
ports from the different sections Of the State reveal
encouraging development Of Liberal sentiment:
The political situation the central part Of the state
was reported beng most gratifying In Springfield
zT6 persons have signed for Greeley cub l2j being
Germans respectable portion Of the cOlored people
Will support Greeley. who Will receive over 400 RcpuDh
can VOics Ia Springfield, and carry SangdmOn County
ty about 600 In Mcnard william Green, the old friend
and associate OF Lincoln and OF the most influential
Repbcaus in the county Is openly out f0 Greeley and
lDtsIds 10 Work Tor him with all his might In Macon,
Tho cause Of Liberalism Is daily gaining nOt alone IN De
ratur but out country among substantial farmers
mo Germans IN Mclean County, with one or two
1efiuns are for Greeley and II Is Thought that Grant
viii he beaten there this Fall in DE Watt and Logan,
ne farmers been stirred and are steadily Join
iEg tie Liberals Ou the Democratic side It Is reported
flrT people with hardly an exception are willing and
eager 10 drop an past differences, and unite III the new
DOvfuent. Here and there man is found who talks
h..ery. and swears that he Will not vote for Greeley,
hut Il II expected that nearly all OF them will De pacihed
iy November.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
MASONIC.

The New-YOTk Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
yesterday Apollo an Grand Master
Anbon presdn The New York Board Of Relief Teroel hating
oyed s677 20 dunng the year expended Si6!2 49, relieve, 40
applicants The Committee Forn Correspondence report
advising the recognition Grand Lodges Of British Columbia and O.,
Utah and also offered resolution that the Grand Lodge the
nght Of supreme jurisdiction.
christopher Buffalo 1nBBmoDsy Grand Master
for Tie eDuBg chosen deputy Master
thTd ballot Ae JUdon Hustled Austin, Simmons
teRttsD reelected % The yofsIs bsid by tl,H a.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
THE REFORMED GENERAL SYNOD

The General Synod of the Reformed Church in
America assembled yesterday morning in BIosb n, Pieeut
DR. Emndo occupied the chair ,tiudng commit
tees Reports various branches Of and re-
re Encouraging reports also Supenntsnden,s
srtIu Theological seminary aId from CoureD Hope
l,ge The report from the latter slowed r
dovm.. fund had resulted In obtaining +10OgO
The report ofhe "Csmnee fcisorsio r,a by Ir T.y
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN JOURNAL
REJECTS THE PHILADELPHIA PLAT
FORM AND TICKET.
fsy TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBUNkl

FORM AND TICKET.
tsy TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBUNEl
SYRACUSE n. v. June 6--TRe Syracuse Standard
of tomorrow morning will contain the following;
:. with all earnest men who nationally analyze the
statistical saation and whU regard the veal of the Re
pnelicn party as supeor to the claims OF any eaul'
however splendid mis- history and conspicuous ms
achievements, w hold ourselves, by reason OF inc
action Of the Philadelphia Convention aoSoiN'u
NON allegiance TO the Republican party unu'i
It's present leadership. We cannot support 'no
nomiLauon Of Ulysses ;. Grant We o"nno'
stand upon the platform which PhiladeIphia Dy
the necessities Of the has been iorceu 10 auop VI
the candidate for reelection views have heretofore
been freely frankly expressed we hoid ms Iurther
retention IA Office be alike repugnant 10 the uG!
and dangerous the best interests oi the hanoh
have boheld him usurping functions specially
xestea IN the Legislature by the Consttu-
tion. degrading his Office 10y the bestoWal
of preferment upon obscure relatives ana lgnobie
Aatterers creating military family in time OF peace
eonferrng high positions as the reward OF iaVors De-
slowed upon HIMSELF ignoring the organic law IN the
isfbnton OF place; keeping alive the harcds of wal;
demanding the continuous suspension Of sacred Wrts
for partisan ends; upholding cques and factions within
the party exhibiting evidences OF gross personal unfit
meas for any civic station, and administering
the Government rather as a personal estate
than as an exalted public trust. The proof OF
MS disqualification have been cumulatve-rapidy
enmulatve-of late If at any time we have rntimated
that upder any circumstances we could support Gen.
Grant for President. 1t has been upon the impression
that some OF his derelctons susceptible of expa
nation. aud that he would be placed upon platform
generous in It's inspiration and broad n its scope. Now
that his most gifted and ardent champions are obliged
30 confess the indictment against him sustained and the
platform upon which he stands fails to come up to the
liberal standard Of peace ana goodwill whose adoption
alone oomprehends the prosperity Of the Republic and
the supremacy Of liberty and law We would he Wlth-
out excuse if sustained him. II needs but lew
words 10 declare opposition 10 the Ie-
election Of President Grant under the unhappy
auspices Of the Philadelphia Convention Thus conscleh
tiously believing proud of the achievements OF
the Republican party devoted TO the principles
upon which was founded and which have been stricken
10 the earth by those whom unoward fate has lifted
leadership, and deeply regretng the necessity
which s upon us We repudate the action OF the Conyen
tiOn and decline to support its nominecs.'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
ORPHANS HOME OF sorTH cARo1Iy,

An asylum has been founded at Columbia.
:. c. by the Rev. Timan r. Gaines provide for the
numerous orphans left by the and subsequent mis-
fortunes in condition Of extreme poverty Mr. Gaines is
IN this city seeking ld III fuTtbcrauce OF this descv
ing enterprise, and bearing certificates authorization
indOrsed 10y the Editors OF The Examiner and ChrOuic
Of NewY His address is at the Home Mission Roons
No Nassau-st IL his hoped that his appeal 10 our
citizens for class Needy VIII meet liberal response