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grand torch.llght procession" but here
they fzzled again. However, after gath.
eri6g together all the little boys In town,
they had procession Of perhaps fifty;
they had plenty oftorches, but they could
not walk, and they had no one to carry
them.
After thi1 Rzzle was ended, they I'D.
journed TO Adair's Hall to hear some more
grand" speaking. Everything was grand
on this "glorious" occasion, but the izzle
was the grandeSt thing Of all. The audi.
ence at the hall, which was mostly Re
publicanS, was addressed by Albert G.
Davis, who spoke In favor Of Camden,
but said "irom peculiar surrounding cir.
cumstances" that he couldn't say any
thing about the new Constitution; Camden
was near him on the stage, and perhaps
Camden money was the peculiar cir.
cumstances" which surrounded him.
The meeting was next addressed by
Mr. Q. d. Downey, whose speech consist.
ed OF indecent anecdotes, and q brutal
appeal TO the passions, was wholly devoid
Of logic or argument, and was, to say the
least, gerry interior and disgusting, an
insult 10 all decent men, and too simple
for fools.
Mr.. Downey was followed by the great
! AN, the great and mighty johnson
N. Camden, the pet OF the Demo.
cratic party. But he "only arose for 0
personal explanation" But that "expla.
nation" was an untruth, Greeley would
say "lie," and he would better kept his
seat, and saved his reputation, and saved
himself the trouble Of talking through
his nose. So ended one Of the grandest
tizzles that ever fizzled in Preston county.
Old Preston Is good for at least one
thousand majority for Governor Jacob.
The Camden movement in Preston
has It's support from petty politicians,
saloon keepers, loafers and rowdies gene
rally-all true and good citizens, irrespec.
tive of parties, are lsboring lor the cleo
tion Of that man, whose administration
has been Just and wise who has guarded
our State Treasury With q faithful hand,
and whose principles no one can buy
Gov. John ]. Jacob.
Yours, OWENS.
Portland, Juiy %, 1872.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, July ga number of tba
discharged strikers yesterday assaulted a
body OF Italian workmen, who were M am. .
ployed in their places, at Long Island
City. There was free fight Of hail an
hour, when the police scattered the dis.
There is scarcely a vestige visible now
at the haunts OF the laborePs Trades
Unions of the recent eight hour move
ment. The struggle seems to have totally
collapsed. = '''"''S
St 7: Streetcr resigns from tho Libera,
Grant. pi'Oit
Tom Murphy writes from Long Branch
that he believes President Grant bimssIf
paid for his Seaside Cottage; thai be
Murphy did not contribute anvtbinS
towards 1t, at any rate.
Helen Josephine Mansfield Is to he q
witness in the Barnard trial at Saratogs m I
Judge Griffith, Of Jersey City, died On N
The Conference Committee Of the Tn.
eral Republican and Democratic central
organizations have agreed to recommend
the formation Of cooperative campaign
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 2S.-It is understood the
proceedings Of the Geneva Arbitration
will be laid before Parliament before
vacation time. N'N'N
The Geneva English correspondent
Warne, diedfrom an accident. He was
not murdered. ....r -" y" -
The railway porters in Liverpool, are
iered with.
In the House of Commons this after.
noon, during discussion relative to the
arrival OF Communists In England, Sir
Robert Reel alter alluding to the expuI.
sion Of the Jesuits from Germany. asked
the Premier whether tho Government
intended to enforce the Roman Catholic
relief act Of 1929, providing for the Danish.
ment OF the Jestlts from England. Mr.
Gladstone in reply, said the subject was
important, and must be taken into se.
rious consideration, although the law was
now nearly a half century old, he added
no steps had yet been taken to enforce II
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TOMORROW is the day, and this city
tbe plAce, recommended by the Republi.
can convention Of this county for holding
sdistrict convention for the nomination oi
Republican candidate for Congress.
Delegates were appointed by this county
and we learn by Marshal. We have not
heard whether any others have appointed
delegates or not. While there is o gener.
sconCurrence among Republicans in vot.
ing for Congressman at the August elec.
ton, the weight Of opinion, so far as we
have heard expression Of it here and from
other paris Of the district, is adverse to
making d straight Republican nomina-
ton, the disposition being to take some
Democrat ofknown soundness on leading
issues, who would be willing TO run as an
Independent candidate against the CAM
DEN Ring candidate. How much Of q
representation from the district will be
here tomorrow, and what the delegates
may determine to do, cannot now be fore.
seen. There has never been any authori.
lstive call for a convention, even by the
State Committee; but il delegates attend
FROM all tho counties, they will doubtless
leel authorized to act on behalf Of the
party in the district, either by nominating
orby declining to make party nOmina.
lion.
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CbnQtteliseafer:

Tnn cIpheripg of the Ryi,t'T' '.,, 's,ss. s,s,.
.,,,hmS,jci,n" tnn ny over the vote in this stase
s,is%ssd ~ ,s1S !, still remembered, We suppose e,
~ nv ISrr osr reader. lie not only figured ou,
" ,,,as y. Democratic msjOri'y in advance nee
# ~ tSseIoctIon, but after the election n was
., o.a- ~ ~ c,rrisd the State for the Denoc
nsy Tor DcarIy week by seye,al raj, 'nOu. liou,
',nJ , minority, when in fact 1t had gone 81
'sv.,,I 'su thousand the other way inc
S,s,brep here, in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
..d New York remember this arithme'
dc,l I.st to their cost They bet 'helr
money on the Registers figures and lost H.
Tbs srithmetician has been at work again
lie has spent several days over an eIsOo,
rA,e table embracing a half dozen columns
Of figures; which after all amount TO just
tbb, that he estimates, gucsses, or pro,
lr,sss TO believe that Mr.. CAMDEN will
c,rrv The State on the 29d Of next month
Nv exactly 1861 majority As a sample
Of the way this estimate is made up we
NAV mention that Ohio county is expect
ed 10 give CAMDEN just So majority
KspsEba Is allowed to give Mr.. JACOB
lust Cs majority aud so all the way
lbroupbl That is really too thin. To
Deopls who feel like betting on these
figures ID any such there are) our advice
would be, like like that given to people
about to mary-don't
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 23-The Blake divorce
case, in which Barnum Blake, q wealthy
citizen Of Winetke in this county, sued
his wife for a divorce on the ground ol
adultery, which has been on trial in the
Superior Court for ten days past was
closed to-day. The counsel for the de.
Tense this morning made a proposition to
submit the case to the jury without argu.
ment, upon the evidence already adduced
by theprosecution. This was agreed to
this evening, and the jury brought in a
verdict for the defendant, finding her in.
noCent Of the charges brought against
her in her husbands bill ol complaint.
Reports from ysOme sections state that
the heavy rains of the past two days has
somewhat injured the wheat crop, but
the damage is thought to be triling in
the aggregate.
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CAUSES OF sUIcrbE.-There Is nothing
more difficult for sane man 10 undeTs
stand than why people will commit sui.
eide, The problem Is rendered stilI more
perplexing BY, the fact that many suiciSes
grow out ofcauses which are considered
the most trivial. Only a little while aso
there was that girl who plunged W intos ga a
the man who hung himself because his h;s
vile had her hair cut of in spite of bio
opposition; and now within a feW davs Hia 2
West Virginia man goes out into his ham
and becomes his own hangman because @
tSo!n 1ls ainner nle isn't ready promptly. As in
these cases the victims must have been
mnnltestmally endowed with brains. and
wltnal so senselessly sensitive that their
liyes would not only be a burden 10 them.
selves but to everybody about them. il
was as well, perhaps, to count their taking
o. themselves of the only "happy thou9hts
OF their lives, and for their beSeflt make
the distinction Of justilable suicide-Er
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WASHINGTON.

"A Flying Visit From the President.
WAsHHGToN, July 2S-The President
arrived this morning. He will return To
Long Branch tomorrow evening. Il
Spotted Tail and party will have an
interview tomorrow. There are D large
number OF visitors to-day.
Acompetive examination will be held
on the ed Of August for the purpose Of
filling the vacancy in the office Of Deputy
Comptroller Of Currency.
All heads Of departments were present
at the Cabinet meeting to-day, except
Secretary Delano, who left Washington
last night TO participate in the canvass In
North Carolina.
The President this morning appointed
L. .. Folke, Calvin Brown and Eugene
L. Sullivan, Of Alabama, Commissioners
to examine and report upon the railroad
and telegraph line constructed by the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
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deprived North Carolina Of the Senator

deprived North Carolina Of the Senator
OF her choice and compelled her TO send
another In his stead; another who, like
Vance,was q rebel q fghtingrebGl, but who
had not served In Congress before the
war as Vance had, though the latter re.
mained faithful TO the Union till after the
close Of his term. | protest against tho
aislranchisement Of State, presumptiye.
" ol member oi q State, on grounds so
narrow and technichal Us this, The fact
that the Senate which refused Vance his
seat proceeded to remove his disabilities
after that seat had been filled by another,
Only serves 70 place In the strongest light
the indignity to North Carolina, and the
arbitrary capricious tyranny which dictat.
Cd II. thank you gentlemen that nv
name is to be conspicuously associated
with yours in determined effort 10
render amesty complete and universal
IN spirit as well as In letter, Even de.
feat in such cause would leave no
sting which triumph would rank with
those victories which no blood reddnes.
and which evoke no tears but those Of
gratitude and Joy. Gentlemen, your
platform, which Is also mine, assures me
that Democracy Is not henceiorth TO
stand for one thing and Republicanism
for another; but that those terms are 10
mean in politics, as they always have
meant in the Democracy sub.
stantially one and tho same thing.
namely, equal rights, regardless
Of creed or cline or color. l hail this as
Q genuine new departure from outworn
teuds and meaningless contentious in the
direction of progress and reform
Whether shall be found worthy 10 bear
the standard Of the great Liberal move.
ment which the American people have
inaugurated, Is to be determined not by
words but by deeds. This grand array
means to achieve for our country her
glorious bene6cent destiny.
! remain gentlemen, yours -..
LSigned HoRAcE GREELEY.
To the Hon. Jas. r. Doolittle, Chairman
Of the Convention, and F. w. Sykes,
John G. Mcoabe and others Of the
Committee. i ~ -.
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GRAND CAMDEN FIzzLE.


AtPortland, Preston County,
To The Editors Of the IntelIgencer.
The Camden Democrats Of Preston,
@ nale an extraordinary effort TO have q
sts1u rally here on last Saturday, but
.. mSGe a signal failure. For some three
SeS SeeAS, nAlnlng posters, freely distributed,
aaVe announced that there would he \
grand meeting OF the Democracy of Pres.
sSs. sGGr al Portland, on the Goth, and that
GSuieSSa SbaO would be delivered by Hon,
SnaaS SuaS' gas; Faulkner, "and other eminent
SSpVaEeLs, H but the Democracy didn't raj.
y. Inc Democratic County Convention
SSi1S 1 al , n o'clock in the morning, there
Csa Ce'ug present Just about forty (4Oj Demo.
tSa SStSS, ,, VINO all acted as delegates, as ali
delegates. '"''sN u appoint any
nm The convention nominated Dr.. VIM, +,
an5 DvI'; n oi New6urg, for State Senator
GHu NI SGgckner Fairfax, of Portland and
NJ "; Almble, Of Evansville for EonSS
delegates. The platform accented Cree Cree
TInna T.nIaa 'disapproved the course" Of Gov
oITo,. SISOo' Mr. Gustavus Cresap, one oftbr
yLGst ,Sl and most influential Democrats @ Al 'iI "
,us county, was turned out of the 70 Con- NJ
venlion because he would moi snnnort SSS ~, W.
10u I0u'9ees G Of the Parkersburg DoIl Var.
c;I.. J.G convention. Mr., Cressp d n GOOD NJ
s.uLen, an honest man and Of con,so STu e ~
%nes' Tor Jacob, and for this and y M y,
slone, he was driven out of tho ~uN convaa su.S
tSa,. TUn, , But Mr, Cresap can get along with
4TT NJ oeIleF than they can without h,m
nm tIG ,I convention was the worst miraI %
" Iaing We ever witnessed. and %asS'a ,uas :,
iSe tV. Tizle n5zle out and out, and viii IniTr%
mSoS ue SSamden Democracy in Preston iSrv ySrv
irVSa, II ~, as 1t was he effort Of tho cSmnsiarI
~ Inc whole concern vas msrsroa l.,
1std ' marry a WOrthington, a 0car6et.baSS. S
IITro,!S y Tho Register would saw, iron,
Iona IuUls, u and who has not been in tRe StSte
sTHos %uS enough to be . voter. Fla Il n i, fai,
t6lyaSas t6l sSc1iou Of I, the Camden Democrats l' Il
thu & SSiSSuon, ~ while the old wheel horses -
men. 'VnaoIe Democrats-are Jacot
" H'SE Sao.ls .as tizzle had adjourned inforpa,
% sons GsUSa INcSnaIIO y Of about one hundred r peF
about ,'SSIE.uGlng SEt ladies, Republicans NM
ina Ss.y my Democrats-all that attendet
Grow T Grand Fally"-repairod 10 Fs,rSsx',
Co., Cav, ana were addressed by FsniEnNr
Bepi, T,y.e Sae makes aheavy speechl AM
llsS uS,aIeni, %SIuHi They all applied the part, W
" \, vC's % The straight ticket. s'O De'n0'Fa'
u'su' they attempted to have
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Greeley Ratification Meeting.

SAN Francisco, July 22.-The Greeley
and Brown ratification meeting this even.
ing was one of the largest ever held in
California. There was speaking at Platt's
Hall and two stands in the street. Judge
John Hagen presided, with two hundred
Vice Presidents, half old line Republicans
and half Democrats.
SAN FRANCISCO, July GA dispatch
from Victoria says, report states that all
the white settlers at the forks of Skeena
British Columbia were murdered by the
Indians.
Judge John Bush the California pioneer
a native of Peru, Indiana, died OF apo.
plexy yesterday.
The Germans will hold a Greeley and
Brown ratification meeting Friday.
"
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years, and with whom, in victory or de.
feat, l have marched since the formation
Of the Republican party, Iproundly point
to you the glorious record Of our party
It's civil and military achievements, I
point TO our country In unexampled pros.
perity; every man free, labor well paid,
capital employed, industry dignifed, and
our honor Of home and abroad untar.
nished. Iappeal to you Is It wise TO risk
all these results bf Republican admins.
tration 70 follow the wild vagaries held
by Mr.. Greeley and supported by an tin.
natural coalition Of all the hungry ele.
ments OF disorganized partiesS The old
way Is the path Of safety, in which let US
march on together. 's-- 'l..
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PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, July 2S.-The Demo
cratic Counry Convention met here to
day. The nomination of Greeley and
Brown was indorsed, and the united sup
port Of the Democracy promised. Prop
psitions were received Eom the Liberia.
Republican and Pennsylvania Reform
facuons, looking to coalition on thu
county ticket. No nominations vert
made, and the convention adjourned til
August goth, to allow time for periecting
arrangements. The French band will ar
rive here tomorrow, and will be tender
ed public reception. The band gives
one concert OF the opera house.
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GREELRY's NOMINATION lat
BALTIMORE. e
FOrmal RatIflcalIOn and Aoclep,anLe, l,L
TINE CORRESPONDENCE,


NEW York, July e3-The following
Is the oflciel notification Of GreeleY's
nomination at Baltimore:
To Hon. Horace Greeley
SIR,-It Is our pleasure, In compliance
with instructions OF the Democratic Ma.
tional Convention assembled In this city,
to inform you that you have been unan!
imously nominated as It's candidate for
President Of the United States. The
convention, consisting OF 1872 delegates,
representing every State and territory In
the Union, adopted without amendments
the declaration Of principles affirmed BY
the Convention Of Liberal Republicans at
Cincinnati, and strengthened by the In.
dorsement contained in the letter OF &C.
tancc, The action Of the great
body OF delegates proves that
that they arc, with singular unanimity,
determined to enter under your lead
ership upon the patriotic duty Of re.
storing 10 the administration Of the gov
ernment purity and integrity, and that
independence 10 Its departments which
regards the constitution as alike the
source and the limit Of Federal power,
laying aside the differences OF the past
abandoning, all purpose Of mere partisan
advantage, asking for no pledge other
than that Of fidelity to the principles to
which they have given their deliberate
and resolute adherence, and which they
believe will command the approval of q
large majority Of the American people,
they tender you their nomination, conf.
dent that peace and good government
will be inaugurated and maintained under
your administration. .-.-
Respectfully your obedient servant,
[Signedl ]. r. DOoLIrTLE,
Chairman Convention,
and members Of Committee Of Notifica.
tion.
R1himors .1,lb, IN 1870
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Masonlc YisIt to clereland.

CLEVELAND, July 2S.-The Masonic
fraternity Of London, Ont, and vicinity,
numbering about 400, arrived here this
evening on visit to the brethren Of this
CITY,. Tomorrow they viii visit the
different places OF interest and have .
formal reception at Central Rink, after
which q, promenade concert Willbe given
by the Seventh Battalion band, which
accompanies them, assisted by the band
.of the Cleveland GraYs.
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The new St Louis Globe, a very hand
sOmeIy printed eight.page daily paper,
made its appearance on the 18th. It's
political course is distinctly marked out
in these words: "The Globe will exert all
its forces toprcscrve the unity and main.
lain the ascendenCy of the National Re.
publican party, and will therefore support
Tue wise and successful administration Of
President Grant, and will earnestly advo-
cate ehisr'ClCction" Messrs. Mckee and
Houser, formerly Of the Democrat, are the
publishers, and are abundantly able to
Keep The paper up to the standard Of ex.
celIence established in the initial number.
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Did the Administration Offer to Bribe
SchuTZ to Support San Domipgo3

New YORK, July 2S.-A Herald Wash
ington telegram, says that dispatches
were sent from st. Louis, last night, to
the President and members OF the Cabi.
net, requesting an suthoritive denial OF
Senator Schurz's assertion that he was
approached with offers of patronage to
support the San Domingo scheme, and
that fully authorized contradiction oi
the Senator's story Is promised by the
Presidents friends, as soon as their pres
ent knowledge is reconfrmed by his
arrival from Long Branch.
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The Barnard ImPeachmaeat eat...Pres.
~. ents from Fisk, sft

SARATOGA, July 23.-In the Barnard
impeachment the evidence was continued
as TO the New York Central case. Mrs
Mansfield testified that Barnard visited
her house in New York seyerab times in
1868 and '69; knew Of Fisks giving Bar
nard present ol one thousand dollars;
thinks Fisk told her Gould participated
and that the amount was ten thousand
dnllara
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July Ex-senator schurz left
tonight for North Carolina, Vid Parkers.
burg, where he will take part in the State
campaign, 'l lflF 3 S-'BII.1 2
. Tho investigation Of the House Of
Refuge affairs proceeded to-day. Mrs,
Schaeggs, formerly connected with the
institution, testified TO knowing a girl
to be placed in q cell, and having her feel
SO badly frost bitten that she could moi
walk for week. Other witnesses, how.
ever, testified that the girls feet were
froze before she was placed in the Refuge
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NORTH CAROLINA.
TIE KILLING OF TOM LowERY.

New YORK, July 2S.-A Wilmington,
N. O., dispatch says the killing Of Low,
cry OF the Swamp Angel gang was effect
ed by the brothers Of the murdered Col.
Wishart and James Mckay and James
Campbell. Lowery was on his way to a
political meeting when the avenging
party emerged from a hiding place and
fred at him simultaneously.
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GREELEY has had the scales removed
from bis eyes by the Democratic party.
he now remarks: why, the Republican
pa''y' under GRANT, is the most corrupt
psFiy on the face Of the earth" Then
Sly asks the Chicago Post, we venture
10 inquire, didn't GREELEY discover it till
February, 1922 ..
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The Genara ArhItratIinn

GENEVA, July 2S.-owing to unforseer
difficulties Of which nothing Is known
there has been no session Of the Tribunal
Of Arbitration to-day, nor will there be
any tomorrow. Precautions to preserve
secrecy Of the deliberations of the Tribu,
nal are confined to most minute partcu.
lars and nothing whatever can be learned
relative to It's proceedings.
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TYING q line ION the end OF which Is
fish.hook) to large rocket, hitching
the hook to mans hat and then getting
him to Gre of the rocket, Is the latest
form Of practical Joking in Troy. It
works to the intense astonishment of the
victim, and the intense amusement of tho
fOkers
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The Greeley.seymour Bargain story
Denied, 10

NEW YoRx, July aS.-The Tribune dc.
mics the oryEpu6llshed in some Of the
Republican papers that Greeley ever CON,
ferred with Seymour relative 70 selecting
any one for office; that he ever desired
any one TO get up meetings for him, or
that he ever asked anybody. TO tryganIl
get him the nomination for the Presidency.
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| LATER.

WLLIAMsPoRT, Pa, 23-The riot,
which threatened to prove serious, has
been efectually suppressed o,day. Eight
hundred State militia, under Gen. Merrill,
arrived here this afternoon, and 8 number
ofpersons were arrested, including Greery,
Of Birmingham, White and Black, the
leaders Of the Labor Reformers. The
streets are full Of people, but order is pre-.
served. 10 TE. NM '-ytT
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A MAN in Missouri Is seeking q divorce
from person to whom he has been mar.
rled sixteen years, on the ground that
that person Is not woman. A sufficient
ground, We should think, but itseems to
have taken him long timeto find It out.
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CINCINNATI.
KILLED ny 4 fo1sEhsd MACHINE. p1s

CINCINNATI, July 23.-By the fall OF a
hosting machine at McNeele s. Urber's
safe factory this morning Julius Urber,
q brother Of the proprietor, was killed.
Three Others, ohas, Shaefer, Albert Roach
and man BY the name Of Yost, were
seriously injured.