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NEW-YQRK CITY.

An old lady deposited yesterday IN the ooA
NJ blind fiddler In Printing ousesquare, in lieu OF
ten cent stamp, card, bearing the inscription pc
tuous and you will be happy"
Controller Green paid yesterday Sl45,T7 u
to the Department of Charities and CORRECTION ior cur
rent expenses and $4,000 to the Health Department ior
salaries and general expenses.
Lieut.. John II. Wood of No. 155 Broadway
reports contributions amounting to $50 In ala Oh inc
widow of the late Samuel Wyatt Sergeant OF Company r.,
Ninth Regiment NJ G who was shot during the fio' oh
July r. =,
The subscriptions in aid of the fund Tor the
payment of the French indemnity amount 10
sl3176 &C. The receipts Of the past week inciude re
tance from French residents of Matamoros and browns
Vile amounting 10 $O70 The Treasurer OF the Frenc
Ladies' Committee reports additional Subscriptions
amounting TO 81 1866 10.
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AN APRrL ATrRACTiOs-Ihc Knox Sprnl
sr 81 g""'smsbs bats Dos fail ~ asss selection al
BroadsaJ. ~
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BROOKLYN.

During the investigation yesterday OF the
charges against ex Controller Johnson he stated that he
had sold Assessment Fund bonds amounting to s23l5Ow
which brought s225C,95O, and Sewerage Fund bonds
amounting Sl965OOO which brought 81 49, k,ssa
a Co were the principal purchasers Martin halHclsch
bought $4,000 at 9st. William c. Kingsley ana 0tner
we'll known men are included in the list. In let9 large
T. "a MT
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For q Grsi-class elegant dress IIAr. NO to
IArsssnSiD, mhssise,sfu. IIs asss.ss
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Charles Heidsiccks "Extrap Champapnc

popasr vine Impaired judging III, ans IA
PORE during The past a. al The leading clubs
Out The county this brand Ia inVsnsbly ~. favods.
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IAbBo lbesmenl.I
Assure relief f0rashma-Wn rrCOMB'sRrMEpy.
Down THEY Gothic costly hair dyes that

reIro ho,fs 10 bg dali being driven ot Of
The market by HHs Ia.oHH0s MIR DgS tue pur,,t
aud tie best article Of II. kinI sold H. Amef,eL
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For Moth Patches. Freckles. and Inn.

PrnEIs Mora The we'll known 70 sbe
remedy for Bfsss DifOOfstiop the Pace DEM. % o
1t. Kes iors Bold BY Druggists even Where.
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HuDSUT's, NO. Hs BROAD
| WAY. 49,.
On Noon. er m
| oV'
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NEW-JERSEY.

NEwARK.-Carl Schurz will deliver an adj
dress in behalf OF the German Hosptal.....At mid
night on Thursday two officers in attempting to arrest
rowdes were assaulted and seriously injured one OIL
Ger shot the other in the leg, mictng severe wound
William Davis, burglar, attempted to escape from
an officer who was taking him 10 jail yesterday by
throwing red pepper into his eyes Ihe Oiccf recap
tured him The Common Council rejected last night "A
resolution extend the time for paying assessments Iof
street Improvements to five years.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ParslOw held an inquest yesterday
on the body VIM Tanners child and the jury returned
verdict of death from overdose or morphine al
ministered by Dr. Wolf 1t il now charged that /. l..
Kowald the City Clerk, whose default was discovered
last week. has collected taxes without authority In
one case property sold for arrears while the owner
held receipt for the payment of the money 10 the CITY
Clerk Pay nents made 10 him not credited on the
books
WEST HoBOKES.-While cunning In the woods near
the Monastery party OF men discovered an unknown
man in an nsensible condition with cash across his
throat He had attempted to commit Suicide and had
tainted from loss OF blood.
HACKENsACK.-JOseph smith and an unknown man,
employees OF the Watson Manufacturing Company, were
drowned IN English Creek Oh Thursday.
JERSEY CITY.-TwO cases Of smallpox have been
reported.
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

RoyDoUT.-The water will be let into Inc
Delaware and Hudson Canal on Monday Great prep
a1ations are making for large seasons WoE ana u !
estimated that 100000 tuns of coal can be Drought u
tide wafer this year.
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LONG ISLAND CTTY.-A mttIlhg Ut CII"VH'
WAC held at Hunters Point last night, Tor the purpose
of taking measures to have Mayor 4. ID. Dtmars IN
dicted 1t was stated that money was openly paid ior
votes by men who received it from the Mayor Ihree
committees were appointed to obtain evidence ana 10
consult with Dstrct-AttOTncy Downing Mayor Dltiha
went TO Albany last evening TO protest against nc result
of the election the ground ot Illegal NOhE Inc Ae"
city officers were sworn in yesterday.
NEwTowN-NIr FIRTH the Vico-Prcsident OF The Re
form Association is dangerously sick rom tne INJURIES
inflicted by simon FlaAerty. who attaeheu nm WIN
club at the polls on election day.
FLUsIIIYG.-Thc managers OF the Orphan Home nave
finally decided to close that institution Oh May J. "heh
the property viii he sold at auction.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

s.s. Gsor hass4, aS%na ssss 49, sss
Cotton dull little doing mddlings 24c. Net receipts, Al
bales gross 49, ExportsTo Great Britain 26l8
wise, $40. Sales 373. Stock 1882 .
Cotton dull and nominal; middngs 2s%c Net rcceipts.
3bales Exports coaswise' g. Sales 5O Stock 299
Cotton dull mlddngs 2ic Net receipts IS bales gross
lSo Stock 7,l0S
WILMINGTON, July g. 1872
for strained SIS for extra 81 for pale So 50 for Win
dow glass Crude rpentne quiet at 81 90 for hard 81
for yellow dip s. 70 for virgin quiet at Ss %
Tobacco active and steady, Sales go Ihds; 80.
Flour steady with fair Sswsna s,Is r. !uX AZ LIS @
White winter s9is double extra Wheat dull sales
ower sales of lots at 5Gc for mixed Western SIC
yellow; Oats noninay 4oc Corn meal, 81 50 for boed,
wines, s9c. Canal freightsWheai, 7c; corn and rye,
New York Railroad freights-Flour, to Boston &c.;
to New York, 43c. to Albany Ssc. Receipts by lake
ber shipments by canaiwoSs@ 900 feet Of in%ber o' u'
Flour dgll and snS unchanged Wheat but
July 81 le 81 lea seller August; No DO sold early at
seller July E iaac seller AHsus 4Sc seller Sep,
tember rejected s7,sc.; No. in fair demand but a.
No Eat 26Ic 27c cash 269lc a27e seller August Rye
gsIet and unehangedi sales Of No at Sss
Pork unsettled opened r but closed dull at sI3 25
;s
Buffalo ReseiptsSso ssls aour; 2SSo bushels is
300 hogs shipmens-soSS Sbs -four, 1900 bushels @
wheat 276OOO do. corn, 1900 do. oats, 6OOO hogs.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
SUNDAY ON THE SANDS AT ROCK
AWAY BEACH.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

don't know how the other trades are going to get
along, but am afraid they Will fail In the strikes
! have to work pretty hard; do granting during
the week, and my wife and always 60 out on sun
day on the water, although some people, suppose,
but ~ wife can't understand the sermon,
''' SO awful hot that ] will never
broil all the morning to listen to the same
Sunday after Sunday feel Just as pi0us
b. on the water, with the fresh air on my
,,n9S would lin in any church in New York, and
way from this couple, and in close vicinity
= observe another couple OF dlneren.
now he Is on the lookout Tor vic,
IN the vessel s 'ae reaches Rockaway. His partner
ut hardened in every line Of her features beyond
he possibility OF redemption. Her partner is the
dture and she Is the deeoy S & No false false scruples
( . , conversation with the first greenhOrn who
ne Offer himself on the boat There are scores OF
cheese card sharpers and scores OF pickpockets on
the boat sunday after Sunday, and every fifteen
or twenty minutes they will endeav0r to get up
some mock fight or disputation for the purpose
OF collecting crowd near narrow door or at the
entrance to the stairs. Unsuspecting fools will
crowd around to sympathize with the weaker party
party here, however; 1t is but sham discussion be-
tween hawk and vulture, and you had better look
first crush there is in the crowd you WIN lose your
valuables.
There is a dandy swell from Fifth avenue who
takes the trip after night Of debauchery to cool
his head and see how the .'lowcr classes" enjoy
themselves. He is decidedly out of his element
and twirls his cane and pulls at his mustachc with
a vacant, unmeaning stare.
Arrived at Rockaway Beach, which extends for
miles, and the excursonists all 60 ashore and spend
an hour at the Sea View House, where they iii
themselves with lager beer, brandy punches or call
for roast CLAIMS, which are cooked In the open air,
and are quite relish after the SAIL After an hours
stroll on the beach every one returns to the Nelly
White, whose courteous captain steams hOmeward
slowly to the city, his boat jammed with passen-
gers There is no incident worth mentioning but
the fights between the gamblers and thieves on the
kOat
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

Ion at the once Of said company for TRANSFER as ssorc.std
Ss o. to Of h s amy
unless founded o"Sc upon 's PsSsss: sesas:
Sa 9s ss s ssprs..uss s
sS..ss Sa ss ss,s ssssS !; .ssss;ss 6 & So
recevership or other legal prccess Or
s'' D. s1s'aiSs I aa%ss
this sxemp,on itom liability seizure ~
S ss or HhS legal e
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hs e. ..ss e al
% Ss ca % Hdmny in virtue 9 The preceding
sias ,s sssas sSss
titled sumGary enforce Inc performance % Of scS sceS
by said comPhnyc by and motions or
for %sndaTas nan shall Be entitled the pfssrsncc n
BY made the special duty and Obligation Of the presido%t
Of ss to sss t. G the due
ton IN respect to the permission transfers stock sna
nd s sa% he & q ~ Sfs ls psc
any s sa psry n AZ
Snrta,ny Of stock obtaining the
S Sfsy,,IGH: ts dis section sSs
70 sffos'Ss ss # %
penalty may be sued for and by such
70 sso sIhS said company has and shall have right
on ons s or esss SSS S sSy % b sSs S
na TiS it IT, Or agency for any which
;Sss. 1s S%ns$;as
anS sc c 81 Syaw Ss 70 Or a
any sya Of is oo c VI Ssas wod 70 bI pes
Legally Psr@;sibe to the party or parties holding Or
SEC cit shall not he lawful at any election for diree-
yos either Is ia % y C ny or
il his her maine on he BOOK BOOKS " ef said ca%p"ns
& 1sf SS'S shall sc be s soSs
his sSas q
s the stock e &c
shall or o ON o e
p1 @ oS sofn m ns s SG hc sRf
5 S ssp Of % y &c srs S s tho
ps provision section" y and % such ui ali
shall shall be shown to the che,
Any person who shall wilmlly falsely re
s%ssst ths sii p"s.%S$
% i s
sSs
a. such election for any candidate who may have been
ssss
such Illegally shall in The "a sdadicaton uppoa
ss s Be setoa % s S declared a @
ns II ' e U % ali to @ a 1o
ans I hs oG ea Of III he c dy Of
New York shall respectively, have the like Jurisdiction
"$ f ss%s ss
pany as are by law by the supreme Court and
make orders in proceedings Instituted In such
Courts respectively tor such purpose which might be made
by the Supreme Court.
Eo ST shall not be lawful for any person persons
to any proxy OF attorney for voting upon
shares of stock of said company standing In his her
or their name names on the books of said company
whore he she they shall have parted with his her OF
their interest in such stock and shall longer have
session or control Of the stock certificate thereof a the
time of granting such proxy power provided always
that this provision shall not prevent any person per-
sons In whose name stock shall stand which Is held
by him or them as trustee or agent, and for
which he they holds hold possession of the stock
certificate granting proxy for voting thereon Any
person who shall grant proxy In violation of the ford
going provision of this section and any who
PRINCIPAL proxy shall knowinsy vote Or offer to yots
the provisions of the foregoing sixth section Of this act
shall forfeit and pay penalty of 81 for each share OF
vote offer of said company owning the stock upon
which the proxy was granted contrary to the provisions
O this action.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July ., l872.
Sugar quiet and steady demand light holders G firm mi
boxes and 5000 hhds receipts Of the past week at IIa
and Matanzs 1850 boxes and 105O hhds exports
and 300 hhds ofwhich 200 boxes and 100 hhds were
for the United States Bacon quiet and steady mt $l3
ss 60 Butter weak at S23 s2i superior American;
s23 S25 for Goshen. Flour quiet and weak quotations
are nominal Hams i'm fair demand at $I3 $l5 for
American sacked $40 s2l 20 for American sugarenred
IS 20 reals for hcgshead; empty hogsheads nominal
at So 80 empty hogsheads nominal Frcights fiat and r
regulars per to Northern and Southern ports
In the United states c 62,sc; per hid TO Northern
s. a 50 80 Exchange arm; on The United States sixty
currency, pa 2a premium on do, sixty days, gold, l3
premium on London, 264 24 premium on Paris, ll14
a IL y premium
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
A TyLT BETWEEN TAILORS.

About mtg aight OF Sunday John Meany, WILLIAM
Clfoyle ana Richard Colford three knights OF the
needle and goose, were discussing the probabilities
of the poi tca situation and tho chances OF Honest
Horacesy eceiving the nomination Of the Baltimore
Convex tion. while standing on the corner OF Smith
and ~ lantic streets, Brooklyn. Colford, being
Grant ite, and his two companions Greeeyites, no
un,A rstan6ing could he arrived at amicably be-
TIVE EN- the two. Finally the disputants grew per-
sy lal and anger getting the better OF Judgment.
Y oord drew penknife and cut Meany with 10 IN
fthe face and thrust the blade into the neck OF tll-
foyle. The injured men taken to the hospital
Coord made good his escape, but was suosequcuT
ly arrested.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
BROOKLYN HACKMEN AGAIN.

20 hac' en- OF Brooklyn refused to mount the
ssterday, the bosses refusing to agree
ssoyers upon the question OF wages.
Zee of this action on the part Of the
pip was that several funerals were
u drivers could be obtained. The re-
.e OF the late Mr.. Benjamin Phillips, lawyer.
conveyed to the Reform church, J0ralemon
et, yesterday, and after the funeral services
peen performed 10 was announced that the III
ient could not take place until tomorrow, ow-
% the refusal OF the drivers 20 work. Some
ement win he entered into to-day, it A. 10 be
)d-
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of the principal stocks during the day:

The following were the prices at two O'Clock p
NJ, at which hour the Board adjourned Western
Union, 753S a 75K Pacific Mail, 75ts 75'4; New
York Central, 9S1S 9s36 do. scrip, 9SH 9SA;
Erie, 5s2s a 59 Lake Shore ex. div, 935S 9SA;
Union Pacific 3sh 3sA Northwestern, 74h
AZ; do. preferred, 9Oa a 91; Rock Island, 111%
112; st. Paul, 544 a 54h; do. preferred, rs 79H;
wabash, rs a 1914; Ohio and Mississippi, 461S 4sa;
Boston, Hartford and Erie sE 81; Chicago, Co.
lumbus and Indiana Central, 359S 35H.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
THE GERMAN EIeHT.HOUR LEAaUR.

The German Eght-Hour League Of the furniture
industry, Mr.. Robert Schuster presiding, met at
the Teutonic Assembly Rooms yesterday forenoon,
discussing the projected abandonment OF the eight
hour strike for the present. On the adjourn
ment of the seance, as they prefer to term 1t, until
more favorable period in the future which, II Is
expected will turn up after the Presidential elec-
tion, O resolution was passed instructing the dele
gates to call meetings the subject OF the different
shop organizations and to report the result OF the
consideration OF this question at meeting Of the
League, to he held on Wednesday, when final action
on the subject will be taken.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
oBABLE MURDER IN JERSEY CITY.

'.lday In n Slaughter Housc-A Butcher
Turns His knife Against His Fellow
Workman.
slaughter houses located on the swamp close
X line OF the Delaware and Lackawanna Rail-
m Jersey City have been the theatres
y bloody encounter, not merely be-
man and the lower animals, but between
If the human beings employed therein.
1st evening, about seven O'Clock, q sanguinary
occurred here whic h may result In the death
of one OF the combatants. Two butchers named
Cleary and Fallon had dispute, in the course OF
which Cleary stabbed Faon in several parts
OF the body, inficting wounds which
the physician believes may prove fatal.
Cleary fed, but he was pursued by officers Hayes
nd Hourlgan, OF the Hoboken police, and was cap
ired In Fourteenth street In the seventh ward or
\ rsey city. lie was then handed over to the
t,re of the latter city and locked up to await the
' / of FaloD's injuries.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
CLUBBING APrRAY IN NEwBURa.

Last night colored man named rancis,Armour
was attacked in Washington street by gang Of
white roughs known "a the Mill street Rangers,
who cubbed and beat him 80 that his life was
despatred OF this morning. This evening, however,
II s reported That slight hope is entertained oS
his recovery The parties iyupca'e1 asc 70 DC ar
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
COURT CALENDARS-IWls DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CuAMDERs-Held by Judge
Smith-Court opens ten A. NJ. Calendar called &c
twelve M Nos IL, is, 2 a. 25, 20, ~ % 80, 4S ~
49, So So 81 65 80, 81. S. 80 Gl, o. 81 6s 09 80 VI
o. 9s I0 t63 i0s 1i6 u.s. no. 10 III. La Call l@
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

NAVAL sroREsThe market for spirits turpentine CON
ss"'S 81 Tss !. ;' & sS5 . S
quiet about steady ahensS IN Slnar tho
Gss sissf iol a1aay Cd
PnrRoLkU.: The market for refined exhibited no life
r Sa ana more rs S 10 STs S o%na
not9uotably changed; held at l2c Case oil remained
As o%las seis
ansa9nss$ Quoted p1Sss sees %sss cr
NOR :S a's s ss% sSd fS5S
sTa SS Ss e. se cut meats
@ ss Mfts
also S,s sss sslss sSsHps5
Assss, sasss sS
ssrs Fmsr an9 in the %0ssns's snss
prime prime mess ss Inaia Ssns @Ss
ass s q
wharf Ssss secesp TspGgseS eT ay q 2s az
$s sS
within s1%rSss
Sds "Sn. nsfS asS st S$
s 70 goqs a,4 I
asses A. hhds and boxes z.ss SIC melado 4,c asalc
HG d 10 e q to s T. sf s e &C. q 49, u st g y e %
s. Snsh 0S srUSsery fair to to qhoss B sc oc BT9z
standard, Nos 10 TO- r. 9}Sc. CSC Manila-superior
and extra superior, re sac.
RIcE.The market today presented the usual Saturday s
gneines but prices were steady. The sales have
7Ac; and 200 bags Rangoon at SIC. a nc.
SrRARINR remained inactive and nominal in the absence
of transactions
TALLow-was firm at Bloc with sales Of 100, 900 bs.
parties being apart In their views held Ole lO bibs
sold at the market price established
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

Tho wheat market was :. shade caster and only
moderate business consunav The sales have been
about 62 900 bushels at 81 u for No Milwaukee spring
a1oat 81 81 for No do. VI is for No Chicago spring.
Miiwaakes spring TO arrive. Red winter nominal at
shade easier prices The sales were about S 800 bushels
at Sc. SOC for sfesimer, 6lc 6sc for sail mixed
6l1sc. for choice raY do. &c 62Sc. for yellow ana
7tc 7Sc for WHY Western southern remained med nom
foot up about i2rpO bushels at 43c 43c for No 2Ch
cago on the ra, ahoa Other descriptions were not
dealt In. Barley entirely nominal in the absence Of
any demand Rye remained quct held q. 7Io o TIC for
western, and'S5c for Canada, In bond. , -.
FREIcdrs -Thcro was considerable activity IN berth
freats cyeciallY lor grain hy steam. and rates
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
BreadstuHs Quiet and Easier-COrn Ac-
tive and LOwer-Oats Firmer-Cofree
DulI-Freights Ffrmcr-POrk and Lard
Steady-spirits OF Turpentino Firm
Whisl<cy Nominal.


CoFrEE-The market remained very quiet for all de-
crptons; still prices firm No sales reported
We quote -RioOordnary cargoes, l64c. i6slc; fair
do l7Ac 1Sc; good do. 1S1sc Issic. prime lsc. n
19i4c., gold, per h., 60 to 80 days
FLOUR pGRArS.-Receipts-Four 10279 bbls.; wheat
166759 bushels; corn, 566372 do meal, 100 bbls
oats 4555 bushels The -four market ruled dull and r
regular and in instances lower but generally prices
were quotably changed, although the market closed
weak and tending downward The sales aggregate about
$500 bbs Including 800 bb Southern and O0bbs super
fine rye Corn me al was quiet Sales 100 bbs Western
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

In good part for vessels for gras petroleum and gsne
eagemen.s ITO Liverpool by stcam liz 300 bushels
grain at 3D. a5d To London by steam l0 hnds tobacco
charters comprise An Italian bark Plymouth direct
sd Austrian bark lob quarters srsin same srSy. ves
age and rate an Italian bark (cosed last eyenng
S|rss e Gors % dST ord orders 100 quarters grain S.
Riga, 200 bbls refined petroleum, s. I'D a Nor
wegan bank hence 70 Cerunna, 100 bbls refined petr0
e Rotterdam or Aptwerp cargo lump
S1 bbs petroleum. 6s 3D. privilege Of Oronstadt at 6s
MoLAssKs.-Nothing OF importance has transpircd
worthy OF note. Small obbng sales made within
the range of the anne ed ouotations Wa ounta "A"
The New York herald., 1872-07-08
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
N in New York. Brooklyn and New Jersey Principals
only apply to SAMUEL s. WOOD Jr, 1856 Broadway
~.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

AN ANALYSIS
of the statement shows that the banks now hold as
surplus the sum of $13 3973, 275-a gain for
the week Of $1177S75 This result is worked out in
the following calculation showing the relation be-
tween the total reserve and the total liabilities this
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

juno 20. July6. Changes.
Specie. $22 795,500 $2S785500 Inc. S. $4,000
Legal tenders. 400 81 5O3,60O Dec. 2,442 800
Total $7,746900 SS 294 100 Inc S3,547 200
CirculatiOn..... Z,4l6 100 27,50a40O Inc. 1880
Deposits 232, 3s79o0 24l,7H9N Inc 9387,OOO
Total liabilities. $3.50 s0t 900 $500 2S3300 Inc $g7493U
rs per cent ...... 6f951,0 67,32GS25
Excess over legal
reserve ........ 127959O0 l3,e73,275 Inc. 1,l7375
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The New York herald., 1872-07-08

DOND AND MoRTGAGE,-MONEY TO LOAN IN
ID of from 1900 to 500 OOO for five years, New
York city Improved Property Principals alone dealt
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-05-23
rrE WILMINGTON, DEL.
Thursday Afternoon, May IS.
DELAWARE WILL NOT VOTE FOR GREELEY.

The Democrats in Delaware are opposed, 81
eourse. to the endorsement Of Greeley and
Brown, by their National Convention This OPP
position, however, only reaches to the extent Of
six delegates, and is not, in itself, enough to
prevent the active intriguers in the party who
are employing every device to mould the action
at Baltimore, and put the Democratic label on
the pia-bald nominees of Cincinnati.
1t is certain, however, that il Greeley be APP
proved by the Cincinnati Convention the Della
ware Democracy will not vote for him. Some of
them willing to do anything for their party, and
fearingH that lightning might strike them. If
they failed to follow its orders, might do So but
the great bulk would repudiate such a nomina-
ton.
What then2 Evidently, Grant would walk
over the track, even in this State, and its three
electoral votes would be added to the great ma.
iority which he is sure to have. More thar
this, the Republican candidate for Congress-
showing the success OF his general ticket, would
doubtless be elected, and very propably two
thirds of the Legislature, il not the whole Of
that body, Except the members holding over.
would be Republicans.
We should be glad to see the Baltimore Con
vention endorse Greeley and Braown. Ant
what better can it do, at any rate