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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-23

Cheap! Cheapl Cheap!-A large as
sortlnent of Dry Goods and Furs wiz be
sold very cheap at
oc22 II CHAs. RIcHHEIMEB & Cos.
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John Gilgan q Co. are giving closing
out bargains in atwood Flannels.
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Den1aI AssocIatiou
No More Musjc,

This body meets to-day at 10 O'Clock at
the Cffice of DR.. Ross, 45 Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-23

One Case very fine Irish Poplins recetv-
ed by to-day's express, in all the newest
oc20 St G. RICE & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-23

One Case elegant Ottoman Shawls re-
ceived by to-day's express, the handsomest
and cheapest in Nashville.
oca0 3t q. RICE & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-23

Sateensi Sateens! Sateens!--All-Wooi
Ssteens, elegant quality, down 20 % CENTS
oet2O st e7 M q. RICE q 20.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-23

65 Ps.-An the newest shades OF cash,
neres for ladies' suits, the best quality In
the city at low prices.
oct20 st br G.. RICE q 20.
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John Gilgan & Co. axe giving closing
out bargains In Blankets. oc22 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-23

Another addition of Ladies' Silk Ties
much handsomer than the last, received
to-day, ". hlCE q w. r
oc20 St
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-23

We would call the attention of our nu-
merous lady friends and customers to
the fact that we have opened the
largest and most beautiful stock of
ladies' furnishing goods ever kept in the
city. To our well selected stock OF White
Goods we have added new department.,
consisting of Black Silk Velvets, Velveteens,
Black Alpacas, Waterproofs, OF all shades.
Call and order your suits.
D. LovEMAN & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-23

Fashionable Dress Making.-We
have reopened our dress-making depart
ment. Any order left in our care will be
attended to, to the best of our ability. We
guarantee satisfaction either in style or
price. ID. LovEMAE q Go.
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oct % 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
~2uTemburger 0a3ette.

l6en, IA iolde elm 3ei6en BON ansefrete
ter &apitalpermebruns 1T. Sier 1T nun
;u bemerfsn, eae man ,nter &apital
ni6t ras Sch, Die ,.0reenbadS", per-
itebt. Splde iino nur Inwsiiunssn auf
Gritsres unp es 1T natirliG, raB nit cem
8ertbe aud has @srtb;siben in bic So
be Sebt.
gSeil ui,S ptmna6 nur cine 8apitals
Dermebruns Dor bpben 3inien tepabren
fam, ipllte rieIe aud auf ale mbsli6e
Wsiie anaeitrebt pereen. llnltre 6armer
Icllten peebalb rieien @inter binter eem
parmen Sfen NAL sslunre StaatsBfps
homie treiben uno na6cenfen, cb IS
nidt nett Ssideirter irdre, unier jssises
Ginfriecisunsss prer Ssn;iyitsm ab;us
l1aHen. Cine unsebeure Summc @ers
tbe %serfault 10 Su iuSen am Sppen, pbne
nur erpdbnenswertbsn NuBen gu trins
gen. Na6 1T eS /. y. fir Elm NuBen,
wenn jereS Stif 2anp bp6auf einses
sdurnt werren mub, camit cir paar &Ibe
untepaht bic 0rdben am naben @eae
ab9rdlen f6nnen. llnierc a%merifaniiten
Sprfabren tbatsn gan; rsht paB ie riss
les ,Syitem arpptirten. Oamat5 mar
caS Sanc nod milo unp eie bsbautsn
5lG6en itancen sesen rie unbebauten
nett an 0rSbe Suriif, 10 rap CO pprtbeils
bait mar, risie usinSufenssn unp lie IL
9e9en cas- Sieb ;a l6isen. SeBt sez
bieten rieIelben OriInpe Gle e~ntSeaenecz
leste Sanplun9spsiie. Die bel peitem
sr6Bte Sld6e pirp jeBt ais adsrlano unp
ni&t a!s @eire tenuBt unp ME man pas
mails IS spr;p9, bic fleinere 6ld4e ltatt
Ger 8rRberrn nit 6en;en ;u umssben, 10
lel!te man es au1 jest tbun. Wan
f5mmt ;u cemIeltsm 3wsfe bel cieler
Sanrlun9swsile. @Siyp nrr bic 9ie6s
lpeice ein9e;aunt 10 fam cas- Sieb chem
10 weniB l6accn, ais wenn tein Scrulns
lauren rCiIcIbrn aQc6 Sincere ein9efen;t
pcrren 1T. 9o6 birrrur6 Srlprer9ss
bsnpr 8opitdl 9sbt atsr bic stteltaubez
SSIferunN Ei6t bIp5 an, "iniefern tie jeEe
unniiBe ~&erSeuruns ron SSertbrn BE-
triHt-es 9rbt pieieS Ytelmebr seraresu
aus ibrer eiSenen Saihe. sic lit alip
cpr alien Ancercn i'll Ger ibleuniscn sbs
l6aTunS re5 ic%srnannten 5rn;ipitems
intrrellirt.
Gcrti. fplst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04

Sn Der %. unb "a. Sisuns purce
iiber rie san;Iide Gntfernuns rss fsus
rirten 8eianses aus cen Sir6en seban.
reIt.-als litursilher 0eIans ipurre Der
gresprianiide rsinitip ansenommsn unc
nur auf bic prinsenpe Sitte res
faiIerlt6en @eIancten rrurpe Der 5isus
ralSeians ats q ehulbet erfldrt, jerp6
NIT 8e9lalunB allies bsiIen, mas res
gGttli6sn Tirntes nnDlroig lei. Dem
Weiiter paldiirina, eeiIsn refine II. fincz
lide, ;u9lei6 Spn bpbsm Settle eur6z
sltbtc Seele fdbi9 mar. ii6 BON jcpsm
SruSe i'm 0eticte rer &unit lps;ureiBen,
purce Die auf9abe iitertrasen, cen ore
sprianii6en 0eians in ieiner 9%teinbsit
bersultellen.
Wtit SeibiIfe ieines SBilers @uipst,
ii, Ger ole arbeit na6 rem Spce ees
Wditrc allein fprticstc, sins or an cas-
Srpbe Wsrf. 9toh unp na6 lieben lie
rie peribiepenen fir6li6en 0eiangblGer
erldeinen, wrlGe bic 0enebmisun9 pe5
Sterbauptrs Ger Stride fanren.
6rrti, folst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04

peeer @epGd' @assn nod Carriages, etlits 81.
ipanne S6ien (wic le aui sem eanbs iblid Fnol
eas it @ass. Hir ;uspr fab ib SGisn ais 3us.
there in philadelphia. Mtbrsrs @sI1dftslsute
i~pannten ibre Irbsitsr Dor bic WGgsn nm ibre
@aarrn 81 befOrrsrn, SGubfarren, Srastarsn
rne aass WSsli9s i'm sas ecle pferp 81 srlegsn,
1T in srr6e Na9frage, il ipsar ~ipaunsn i6 bic
3rfitsr unp Gpneueteur5 Der Straesn Giisnbabn
spr bic Cars unp 3isbsn eieielbe curh bic Staet
rs&nsn absr itatt Z Gents IS fir bic 6abrt. 90
ipabbaft unp lIbsrlia risiss Sbauipisl eem 3u.
iaausr iein mnB, 10 fannit tu Dir tp6 lsi6t
esnfen, mas fir Elm Glenp eisie Ssu9e in eiusr
srrDen Staet ssruril6t, no bic taslide 3ufubr
Der lntsrbalt t~auisuoer Msnltsn in. Gir 1T
es unniSSli& Dir rs 5plssn ;u iailnsrn, psnn ss
nod Iauss 10 anbaItsn ipa.
Vans du ewell deng Peif gedaempt huost an
du huost del Pat Gretchen gedronk, dan we'll
ech dir mach versicheren, dat mer elei an Ame-
RIGA och alt mach un de al Hemecht denken.
60 fsisrtsn aiif 5iafrius Gag, (Schwetz-
benger Kirmess) bic bier mpbnsnetn W.~itsiisSsr
Der 6amilis aiefsr lire airmss auf cine
t%sicnesrs @siis, rdmli9 bur9 elm i%sltsnss 6awii.
lisnsrsisnis ra an bisism Sage ersi Der
8si&pitsr aiuce5taufs bisltsn(**). Sa! Sa!
6iafrius! ,rel9s Grinnsrunscn trinst ni6t tisIsr
Sag nit f6 @sriammsluus Der 5rsunee, fsier.
lite Srrseiirn, has gautsn Der @lrdsn, Der
Ornner Der 6anpnsn, bic frsunsli6s 9ssribuna
bic itmuds 5ussub, aIs5 eisiss pbItpn ~tauisnee
@siIsn s%ntftrnt ~srfrsust bsuie NOD paS Der;
Sbrss,
Jong yum Schwetzbengen un der
Musel.
#&) Anmerfun9. Haet c yum denen
jongen Schwebsenger ,,Fiacrius' defe sollen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
DeutS6z s umbuas lcsaino. ca

Deutfd Sumbuss logging la
ridtete er i@ tlps serahtli6 auf unp
idattelte feline Wldbne, unc bic gauge nm
laubere Sippldaft Der 3efpmatcren unp
@%laubenSbdrm wsbte wie Sprsu pae
Spn.
8as aud rem aamd6tisen sefalsn
mpse iiber pte fatbUiiide STRIDE 81 Yers
bdnSen, mas fir neue prifunsen unc
Seipsn ibr aud nod beppritsbsn, gum
tsrliden Scile miro eS cenn rod cienen.
SHen mBgsn iis ttben rispfprten cer66lic,
aber ibcrpalti9en wsrosn lie bic Stride
ni6t. -Das ltebt 9eldrisben als 0pts
tespprt, INN mod 1T @ar5 ,pabr Ssrpers
cen, mas unier 6srr9ptt 9eladt bat
:. y. & trhen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
(GSrrs(pOnOsw DER Gufsmb. Wa,.ttt.)
=. g..
9bilaselpbia, 20. Ness. 1872.

Pbtlaeflppta, ". Npse. 1872.
giebsr Sbeim!
DaStsit sa aIir i6 iti tOst Ganf 6ctt, SaB
i'd Dir ssriI4sra fam, RAP i'd ni6t alsin ni@t
tppt bin, icnbsrn mid Der telisu Gsiunebeit sr-
freus absr ib iibe lebr ssreris6lib, uns Ia i'd
aunsbms pas bu bic llria6s SisisS gsiibls
tpiisn nlSstsit 10 mid ib eisisS nal ssn msineu
sercbntsg Srisfen abpeidsu nm Dir iiter bic all
srmsins pfrreefrantbeit, bic isst iibsr cas- san;s
NrrS Imsrita 10 I4reGli9 bsrlat 81 l6rsitsn.
D'Perdskrpnkt wat huost du domat &c don
gen? Oamit bat 3ssrnann gu tbun, pb or Yfsrsf
eisnet peer nibt dufr schtop deng Peif, huol
der c Pat guide Gretchen hammer den Ueyen(*).
damn well cch der ct verziehlen, we mer lei an
Amerika mat der yerdollte Perdskrenkt geplot
sin.
gpr sinem Npnat cher misbr fam bic HdSri6t
aus CANADA, west de? Canada as eng Englesch
Proyenz an Amerika) cap sins p~sltartise Aranf-
belt, untsr alsrlsi Hamen %tsfannt, utter ben
pfsrpsn bsriGs unp ft in ale 0essnesn ~psrbrsite.
SbwObl srrsswarat, 70 pures bic Gelestnbeit bod
ssrpaet I'M eisies lsbsl suriid;ubaltsn. Der
amtritaasr, in iplSsn Sattsn stpas lsibtinnis.
sIautts fauni, zap bic aranfbsit in bic Isrsinig-
ten .Staatsr mircs sinerinssn, lem mar absr
nitt 70, ssnn pspcbl mir uniers pitrpe i&eu ven
Der Ssu&e frsi s%lauttsn, bsrldte sisislbs bsrsits
in ~unisrsr @iite unp grin 10 raid I'm i4, cap
in ben StIetsn innsrbalb ;rpsi @p9en ni1t elm
pferp aus bunpert gum arbsitsn fabis mar.
Ssgt ring man az ;u puysn, bic pfsrbe nit
Osfsn ~ psrIsbsn, lie purpsn tsbaneelt. pie le
eissntli6 INNER tsbaneslt peresn lpltsn. Sa
ipsar alts psririppslts Ssdsr (yurkaefer) pisres
mubtsn i6 srltaunsn, pslhs 9iebe auf einnial in
isinsm Gssnsr sessu feline alts Saut snt1ammt Isi,
absr ;u ipit. Son Canada mad 9uHalp, &pasltsr,
Wsp. gOrf, Spfcn in IaIa8ulstts Saltimcr5, in
@arslanc, @aibinStcn, philadelphia, ia itsr'S
sanSe 9anp ;es paS llsbsl nit eeS Sliyss.S 6neQs,
ais isi bic EMIT i'm samisn eanee %Ysrpsifst.
Ssi9sn bic Stranfbsit an lt ni9t isbr sefabrs
LID in, (ea niSt msbr ais ) Yrecsnt Ger eamit be-
f~a0susa Sbisre nit Sob allegheny 10 nimmt sS
esnac6 3 bis 4 @e&sn gutter yfless sbe man ls
wittsr our grbsit brau6sn fam. Sect srlt isrnts
man bic Huslibtfit tiats yrsrees, frt rrdt
fenusu.
StnP Dir NAL sins Stast ME philadelphia,
nit elmer baltsn @ilien msbr Wsnlttn ais
bas gursmbarssr eane bic Sauisnee pftrps,
wsl@s gum Intsrbalt risisr S000O Ssslen unbs-
einst uptbwsncis inc unp ale eisle S~auirnSe
yisrse plSsli&, iase innerbalb "a Stuncsn
san,li@ unfltis ben Stall gu ssrlaisn. Die
@sl9aits Strassu, bic man nod spr sinissa "a
gen ssfabTliS, srssen ben tauisaS nns sin @assn,
isbsr Srrts mir nit gsbsnsssfabr iteri2rsiten
fcnRts, fns irst gan, lssr Wtiaafts ltsbsn Pill,
in esmmsrsisasr Ss;isbuns il ss bic sanSs @p&s
SpnutaS feline Strassn.Gars, teins Omnibus,
y Anmsrfuns btS SeBers. Dass
Konscht, mel Jong, haetten d MisselerG rechen,
sic given Fangeren derno leeken.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04

#&) anmerfung. Haet c yum denen
jongen Schwebsenger ,,Fiacrius' defe sollen |,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-29
Blanton Duncan's Job.

NJ. Nj. Pomeroy (Brick) is one of
Duncan's partners in the job which they
have undertaken for Grant-presumably
at Grants costs aud charges. Brick
telegrapked to Atlanta:
Nominate O'Conor. He strongly
favors the Louisville move. Democrats
of Georgia blaze their way to Louisville
and victory"
What and whose TictoryP Not that
fthe Straight-outs for they are mere
handful, and cannot carry single vot-
ing precinct in the United States II
must be the victory of Grant. "Brick u
was suspected as far back az 1868 Of
beipgin the pay of the Radicals. His
present. conduct does not tend to weaken
that suspicion 1t is now an established
fact that the Louisville Convention is be-
ing engineered by the Grant Committee
| in Washington. and Duncan and" Brick
are used as decoy ducks. Their present
object is to play on the vanity. Of some
old doaty Democrat of respectable antece
dents, with the nomination of Presi.
dent. They have tried Ex-senator Bay
ard of New Jersoy-the elder of the Bay.
thinking he might be weak enough
to serve their purpose. According to the
World, he was applied to by Duncan. and
refused, saying he intended to stump the
State for Greeley and Brown. Now they
are tempting the..veuerable eyes of Charles
O'Conor with the shining bait. and
according to the Herald, 1.-THE last in
firm ity of noble mind" appears to be or
its last legs and disposed to nibble. The
Herald says "the politicians think with
Mr.. O'Couor's name. they have prospect
of breaking Greeley's Irish strength in
this city (New York land thus giving the
State to Grant. This certainly is a
shrewd policy, as the Irish could never
be induced to vote directly for party
(Grant's) whose organs persistently
misrepresent them and whose artists love
to caricaiure them as half demons and
hall balloons. If they can be persuaded
to 60 for straight Democratic ticket,
with Charles O'Conor a. its head, il
would, of course, answer the same pur-
pose as if they should vote directly for
the Republican candidate"
The trick is too transparent. The
Herald concludes: 'We entertain the
opinion that this Louisville Convention
! will prove failure that it comes too late
| as third party movement, aud that CIV en-
should it put a ticket into the field, with
so respectable a name as Charles O'Conor
at its head, its success will be SO utterly
hopeless and it's mission so self-evident
that in the end its best friends will see
the folly of throwing away their votes on
it. and will divide between Grant and
Greeley. according to their several inclina
tons. ''-Richm,ond Wing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-29
"Straight Democracy. -

The Winchester News mas received
an earnest aud well-draw address of a
meeting Of Shenandoah Democrats and
heads its article, "The Tenth Legion
True to its Colors." We can but reiter-
ate our regret that gentlemen of influence
should give consistency and back tone
to an opposition which would certainly
have been dissipated long before the
election, without their assistance, and of
which the only result, that we can see.
will be to injure our friends and secure
another lease of power to the most COR
rupt, tyranical, and vengeful admin istra-
ton that mas ever cursed America. True
to the sic senlpcr tyrdnis the Tenth Lee
gion will ever stand, and it will always,
We hope, have prudence enough to en-
deavor to secure the means of accomplish
ing it without grieving after dead theories
AID issues, while the living wrongs Of
the present are grinding lis.
After two very careful readings of the
address. we fbd ourselves compelled to
say, that We are unable to fud true ar
gument in it We will probably publish
it in our next issue, with review Of it,
We would like to see another address from
the same Committee, with an explana-
ton of what they mean by political
principle.-Shen. Wiley.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-29

CONSTITUTION FOR GREILFY AND BaowN
CLUBs.-The Conservative State Central
Committee have prepared the following
agreement and constitution for the
form alton Of Greeley and Brown cam.
paign clubs, and recommend its adop
ton:
The undersigned, voters of the
Township, ward, county, or ci.y), who
are opposed to the administration Of the
Government by U. S. Grant and his
corrupt minions and who favor the re.
formations pledged by the Cincinn sti
platform and ticket as adopted by the
National Democratic Convention at Balti-
more. and who earnestly supper! Horace
Greeley for President and B. Gratz
Brown for Vice President. do hereby
organize themselves into working body,
to cooperate with the regular Conser-
vative organization, which shall be
known as the Greeley and Brown Club
of -, and udopt for the regulation OF
their proceedings the following code, viz:
|. The officers Of the Club shall be,
l. A President.
2. AS many Vice. residents as may
be deemed desirable
3. A Secretary and Corresponding
Secretary.
4. A Treasurer aud Finance Committee
s. An Executive Committee of five
members
II. Regular meetings Of the Club
shall be held on the of each month
at such hour as may be designated by tho
President. Special meetings shall be
held whenever deemed advisable by the
President, and may also be held BY
appointment ut any regular or special
meeting
III. The President shall preside at all
meetings and preserve order thereat. In
his absence tho senior Vice President
shall preside. In the absence of the
President and of all tho Vice Presidents
the Club shall choose a presiding oAicev
pro tcnapore.
~. The Secretary shall keep a record
of the proceedings of each meeting and q
roll, alphabetically arranged and duly
signed by each member, of all the mem
bers of the Club.
V. The Treasurer shall safely keep and
disburse, on the order of the Executive
Committee, such moneys as shall be con-
tributed to pay The expenses of the Club :
vi The Executive COMMITTEES shall
provide room, with suitable furniture,
for the meetings of the Club; shall pro-
cure and attend to the distribution of
documents among its members and Others,
shall vigilantly attend TO the interests
of the Conservative cause, make proper
arrangements to secure the polling of the
iull vote at the presidential election, ap
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-29
A Bride to be offered to Blanton Dun
can.
Washington Correspondent N. Y. Tribune,
Aug %

The archives Of the Government will
DOW furnish proof that the proposed
Louisville Convention is Only a bantliug
Of the. Administration, and that those
most prominently engaged in working np
that political anomaly are not doing Sc
from principle. but are receiving ample
pecuniary support from the party in pow
er. Tho act of Congress passed at the
close of the war regulating the prescn-
tation and payment of cl,ims coming out
of the. war, left the questions of the DIS
loyalty Of the claimants matter to be
settled by the discretion of the Quarter
master General. After fighting in the
Confederate army until the collapse of the
Confederacy. and being left without en-
ployment Col. Duncan brought o claim
of some fifty odd thousand dollars against
the Government for the use and occupation
by loyal troops Of his premises. The
Quartermaster General, up to the present
time, on the one issue Of the disloyalty
Of the claimant, resolutcly refused to
grant this preposterous claim, and it was
mentioned in the Office of the official only
to be laughed at.
Within the the last week the fortunes
of this claim have taken singular bul
not an inexplicable turn. Colonel Dan
can, from being an Insignificant eA-Con.
federate. has developed into tho promi-
nent leader Of a political diversion. His
boast that he could take away the vote
OF 500, 900 Democrats from Greeley, gave
his claim a character and standing thai
put it at the head of all multitudinous
claims of like ur even better charac ter
with which the Quartermaster Generals
Department is overcrowded. Clothed by
an act of Congress with discretion in the
prem Uses. the Quartermaster- eneral is
now satisfied of Blanton Duncan's loyal
ty, and the claim Of the latter has made
more Roadway approaching payment in
the last three days than in the previous
three years pvt together. Il has passed
beyond the jurisdiction OF ting and
has now been sent to the Treasury De-
partment, where it only awaits requisi.
! ton from the Quartermaster-General tc
have q warrant issued for its payment
In this latter Department it has now
stuck for abont twenty four hours
Somebody with conscience evidently de.
clined to take the responsibility OF paying
a claim which has been SO long in lis
pute, and the motives for paying which
are SO manifest and palpable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-29

AS the day Of election approaches in
Maine the contes. becomes spirited. The
admin stration is about to send Butler
and Wilson in the field, while the friends
of Greeley and Brown expect Banks, and
Sumner and Trumble All that morcy
can do "a being done to defeat the Liber.
al Republicans. The oficeholders, who
in Maine, are numerous body, are Wig
orously working Tor the safety of theil
Offices. Maine, nevertheless. has always
been an uncertain State, and seldom. un
til the actual vote is counted, can a pre-
diction be made as to tie state Of parties
The prospects at present are favorable II
such reduction of the majorities of thu
Grant Repub licans as will give the Stat
to Greeley and Brown in November
i Bali. Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-29

tainly expect to be told oft y We think
it good suggestion and wilt follow it,
ave will make it red hot for him here,
and all the other enthusiastic Greeley
men hereafter when they announce them
selves for that they will never get by the
votes of our people" A correspondent
Of Radical paper, attemp.ingto pre-
scribe the Democrats of Shenandoah be-
cause they see proper, in Their opposition
TO Radicalism. to vote for Horace Gree
ley! There has been but little effort up
on the part of those who support Horace
Greeley. But it is now time for people
who despise radicalism. radical speakers
aud radical papers to come out and show
this correspondent of radical paper tina
few men cannot prescribe forever citi
zen Of this grand old county. We arc
not at all surprised that a correspondent
Of Radical Paper should exhibit pro-
scriptive spirit, when such has Away
been one OF the characteristics Of tn
Grant radical party. We call upon GU
people to organize at once, form clubs il
every section of the County and max
known the fact that small body who Sc
proper to style themselves "true demo
Gratis" controls neither public sentimen
nor public action III this county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-29

The Worzd.in slashing article on the
clique, who set up to be the only Simon
pures and the guardians of Democratic
honor, after exposing their preposterous
pretensions and shameless effrontery thus
concludes:
Blantou Duncan's boiling convention,
whether SO intended or not, is move
ment in Grants interest; and so far as its
has any success. it will rebound to Grants
advantage. Every Democrat in the couu-
try of any eminence or influence supports
the Baltimore nominations. They were
made by regularly constituted con-
ventiou of the party. They are sup
ported by every Democratic Senator, and
every Democratic State Governor. Who
is this ex- Confederate Lieutenan Colonel
who never smelt guupovder and never
was known as a Democrat. that he should
call boiling convention to mutiny
against the deliberate Judgment and
decision of the Democratic organization
and the judgm ent Of all its recognized
and trusted leaders?- Wing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-08-29

E. CHARLES O'CoNNRR REPUpIATEs BLANroN
DUNcAN.-Thr New York Sun says:
On Friday last Mr.. James McKenna visited
Mr.. Charles O'Conor, the great lawyer, anG
asked him if be would accept the joint dem
ocratic and liberal republ can nomination
for governor Of the State. Mr.. O'Connor re
Piled that he did net seek the nomination.
but that if it was offered to him he most Ger
tainly would accept an do all in his powe,
to further the democratic and liberal repub
licah cause. In any event, he will have
nothing to do with Blanton Duncan anG
his so-ealled straight-ou,ers
In consequence of this answer a Charles
O'Connor campaign club was formed on Sal:
urday night, in l73 Madison street, with
Mr. McKenna as president. All most prom.
inent seventh ward RS ware present and
over one hundred signed the roll. Resolu.
ti2ns were passed pledging the members
TO do all they can TO further the nonaina ton
of Hon. Charles O'Conor for governor, ard
also to to promote to the best of II cir abil-
iiy the election of Greeley and Brown to
the presidency am vice-osesdency OF tie
United States