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New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

In the IVth Senatorial District of Pennsyl-
vania, yesterday, Col. Mcclure was defeated
by his opponent, Mr.. Gray. The reduction of
the Republican majority in the district from
over 1000 to something near 800, is notable
feoture of the election.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
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New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

1t is reasonable that, if the people of Wash
ington Territory must have a Governor i'm
ported from abroad, they are, at least, en-
titled to a man who is above suspicion and
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

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New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

The Hon. GALUsHA A. GRow. late NJ u S"',
Speaker. has become President Of the Houston ".''
Great Northern Railroad" destined TO oouho0'
board Texas with New-York direct VIA fmon'
kansas aud Cairo. Illinois. His home Is fous'""'
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kindred "hca" Of tho American Institute: {:
and we agree to acknowledge the right OF tho
former to precedence IL 1t DO proved to have
made tho earlier suggestion. Is not that
c..r
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
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New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

The Troy Daily Times reviews our Cus,ow.
house exposures, thinks the case pretty bad
rejOces in the hope that the correction of al
abuses is now inevitable, and winds nm as
follows:
" The Custom-hOuse is not perfect in it's details and
machinery az ought TO be- II not frugal In ia
expenses, so simple in s operations single in the d.
recton OF its power, 1t ought 10 be. But Tbomss
Murphy is not TO be blamed for that He took dull i'm
strument when he became Collector he did some excel
lent work with II he left 1t dull IA ne took H. Nov
outside OF the cques. Wings and factions the ereat
question this one, How to sharpen the blunt edge s
that dull tool so that 1t will bew 10 the inei ia
T. Stewart were Collector, with full power
would he the Customh house as IL IA run,
If 1t were private establishment would IL bc ION
Quoted as It Is nowl II Commodore Vanderbilt oo,la
lease the Custom house. woud he maintain the presana
thOds OF transacting businessi No man thinks hn
would do 80. There would be instant, radical reform
and the great establishment would be Oh hu,ines.
principles That Is just what would like TO dous;
nine tenths OF the people OF all politics would rejoice
such a contamination II the Committee will lead tho
investigation toward such results, they will win thanks
ami do the country most substantial service. Sound
pu blc policy and partisan shrewdness too dictate this
course"
Comments by The Tribune.
If Mr.. A. r. Stewart or Com. Vanderbilt
were boss of this business, we are sure he would
do as The Times suggests, unless he wanted
Conventions packed and Legislatures organized
in favor of his reelection. If he did want that
we suspect there would be no instant, radical
raformu
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Whole number of votes cast, lO5
necessary to a choice, SO. Colonel vii.
son, having received majority OF all
the votes cast, was declared the nomi-
nee Of the Convention. A motion hsv-
ing been made to make the nomination
unanimous, three or four noes were
heard.
Colonel Wilson, being vigorously
called for, came forward and rendered
his acknowledgements for the honor con-
ferred, and pledged his best exertlonS
to secure the triumph of the ticket and
the perpetuation of the organization:
Mr.. Good was called for, but, not be.
ing in or about the Court House, E. g..
Cracrat, Esq, responded in a most
happy manner, pledgiug the friends OF
Mr.. Good to an active and earnest sup
port of the nominee o. the Convention
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcToR.
The nomination Of a candidate for
Presidential Elector being now in order,
the following letter, from G. l.. Gran
mer, Esq, OF Ohio, addressed to the
Chairman OF the Convention, was read
WHEELING, Augusta, 1872.
To the Chairman of the Congressional.
C6nveation of tie First DiStric. Of
West Virginia
DEAR SIR-Circumstances preventing
nv attendance upon the session, which
l exceedingly regret, (having been ap-
pointed as a delegate from Ohio coun-
ty), and believing that the Democratic
party is willing to act justly and mag
unanimously towards the Liberal Re-
publican party Of the District; and be
lieving, moreover, that it would be a
concihatory aud generous act upon the
part of the party in Convention assem-
bled to nominate our candidate for
Elector in this District-William ?.
Hubbard-lor the same position on
YOUR ticket; as one Of the members Of
the Executive Committee for this county
OF the Liberals, aud as delegate to
your Convention, I submit the same to
YOU for your consideration, and | trust
favorable action.
With the highest respect, | am, sir,
yours. &c, &. L. CRANMER.
NJ. NJ. Hitchcock, Esq, of Richie,
thereupon placed the name OF William
P. Hubbard, Of Ohio, in nomination for
The position. And, on motion of a del
egate from Wood, the nomination OF
Mr.. Hubbard was made by acclama-
ton.
The Convention then adjourned sine
die.
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From the Weston Democrat.
HON. j. N. BENNETT.
Sonnd Words from . Sound Demo-
crat.

cEht.
After his nomination at Phillippi,
Mr.. Bennett being loudly called for,
came forward, and said, substantially
GENTLEMEN | feel honorei indeed
that you have thought me worthy to be
YOUR standard bearer in the approach
ing contest; and l can only say that If
| should be elected, my best and most
active energies shall be used to advance
the interests Of the people |, IN part,
shall represent.
am, as you are aware, a Democrat.
For thirty-fve years / have toiled, in
the lead and at me wheel, in the adj
vance guard aud in the line of battle,
in the grand old party my fathers de-
lighted to honor, and now, when have
realized so many of its successful
achievements, and the great results it
has accomplished, shall not desert
the party whose principles l have so
often battled for in the past. Cheers.
Democracy lie the only creed that
does Justice to man. The fortunes OF
Individuals may change, kings may
rise and fall, empires may be'borh and
blotted out, wealth, honor and dstinc-
ton may fade as the baseless fabric OF a
vision, but Democracy must live. To
protect the feeble from the strong, the
good from the bad is its prominent de-
sign.
To the Democracy is intrusted the
constitutions reform which has become
such a prominent feature in the politics
OF this State. The people have SO de-
cided. Wemust act upon this decision.
A public sentiment sustained firmly by
integrity and prudence-which always
characterized enlightened reformers-
has spoken on this subject, and calls
for the adoption Of the proposed Con-
stituiion. It's provisions contain wise
and liberal principles, which defy the
accidents of time and the caprices OF
men.
AS a Democrat-proud Of the name
IL esteem it a pleasant duty at all
times and under all circumstances to
give my hearty support TO the recog.
nized representatives OF my party; and
! it shall be through no lack OF duty upon
my part If the glorious Democratic
standard does not float triumphant over
every county in the State on the 22d OF
August, bearing upon its beauteous
folds the words; The Constitution and
the whole State ticket as nominated at
ParkersburgP
Gentlemen. I again thank you, and
in conclusion l urge upon you that
from now on you work as Of old. We
know that We are right Let Us GO
ahead. Loud Cheering.
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FIRST DISTRICT.
Congressional Convention.
REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

The delegates to the Convention II
nominate candidate for Congress Il
represent the First District, and 1
Presidential elector, met at the Cour
House, at Clarksburg, on Tueseay, tn
9TH instant. The Convention wa
temporarily organized by calling Col
r. 8. BLAIR, of Richie, to the Chair
and the appointment of EUGENE TARR
Of Brooke; as Secretary. 49, 10.
On motion of Col. w. 2. Thompson
a Committee on Permanent Organlza-
ton; q Committee on Credentials
Basis of Representation and Rules
aud committee on Resolutions, each
composed OF one member from each
county represented, was appointed a;
follows:
COMMITTEE on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
Wood-M. ]. OBrien.
Ritckis-D. McCregor.
Brooke-Eugene Tarr
H4rcock-J. II. Gibson.
Hrrrison-B. II. Lurty.
NarshqU-Lewis S. Newman.
Ohio-E. G. Cracrait.
Tylr-N. P. Marsh.
Cqhoun-W. NJ. Patton.
Doddridgs-Dr. L. R. Charter.
on CREDENTIALS, BASIS OF REPRESENTA-
TON AND RULES.
Wooi-A. Shufelt.
RRckie-J. P. Strickler.
Rrooke-T. G. Allen.
Hancock-J. Fl. Gibson.
7uLer-B. B. Bond.
Harr;son-Jams Mccain.
MarshaN-Lewis S. Newman.
Ohio-Peter Delaplain.
Calkoun-John r. Boggess.
Doddrdys-Hiram Jennings.
on RESOLUTIONS.
Wood-W. P. Wood.
Ritckie-M. NJ. Hitchcock
Brookc-J. W. Hough.
Hdncock-Truman Elliott.
NarshalLJames McCarriher
Ohio-Dana L. Hubbard.
Tyler-Col. D. D. johnson.
Calhoqn-E. w. Patton.
Doddridgs-C. J. Stuart.
The Convention adjourned until |!
o'clock 2. NJ.
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New York VI Irket.
new YORK, August :.

FLOUR-Market firm and active, at
s., >096 20 Tor superine State; 81 GOA
g % for extra State; 81 0oa
: 50 for choice DO; s. 1907 y for
fancy do; s. S0G6 - for supeyfne
western Sc S0G6 % for common to
medium extra western: s. 0OG.1 o.
for choice do; 81 q069 10 for com
mon to choice white wheat western
extra; Sc 95@1 - Tor common to good
shipping western extra 81 9jG.7 So
for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoor; s. 359S ) for trade
brands; 81 1909 % for common to fair
extra St. Louis, aud 50 309ll W for
good to choice DO. Southern -four is
better; sales OF 600 barrels at s. BOA
9 81 for common to fair extra AMI
- j5@l2 10 for choice do. Rye -four
steady at 81 l0G5 %. Corn meal i
quiet.
GRAIN-Whear, market. is better.
We quote at 81 j39l 30 Tor No. >
spring in store; 81 " for No. | DC;
81 706l g for winter red western:
81 sol 50 for amber western, 81 81
al % for white DO; 81 5S9l ~ for
Chicago ahoat; and 81 SIS for white
western in store. Barley quiet and IN.
changed. Barley malt quiet. Corn is
dull; 63c for steamer western mixed
and 63I964c for sail do. Oats, +f6
Acc for western in store and adoai, and
47@50c for Ohio.
PR0VISlONS-Pork, sales OF 200
barrels st SIS j0@l3 66 for new mes;
$40 509ll 90 for prime, and Sl2 %
@l2 so for new prime mess. Beef, dull
aud unchanged Al s. 0097 90 for plain
mess and S. 00@i0 % for extra mess.
Beef hams quiet at so 00G32 %.
Tierce bee: at SO 00@l5 W for prime
| mess and ST. 009l9 % for India do.
Cut meats steady at ll@14c for
hams, and 697c for shoulders;
middles are steady at de for long
clear. Lard firm at SIC for No. l to
prime steam and 9!c for kettle reu-
dered. ~ .....s..-z-c r. o..
BUTTER-Dall at 20@26s for new
State. ...-.-r 81. is .-
CHEESE-Sseady at l09l2c fol
common to prime. III AGO. .s.i f.
| COTT0N-0n spot opens quiet and
without material change ); We learn o
} sales Of 225 bales at 20sc toy Low
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cureri.s Adepsjes, and ivS pledge our
selves 20 use Every honofable exertion
To that enc.

cureits adeptjes, and ;vs, pledge our
selves 10 use Every honofable exertion
to that end.
.,Ts6xisIf.tso,sssst sor coSssrss:
The Committees having all made
their reports, the Chair now announced
the next business in order the nomina-
ton Of candidate to represent this
District in the next Congress OF the
United States. n. e.r. :,
D.. McGregor, Esq, Of Richie, placed
in nomination for the position Col
Benjamin Wilson, of Harrison.
D. L. Hubbard, Esq, Of Ohio, in a
few pertinent and well spoken remarks,
placed in nomination john II. Good,
ESQ, of Ohio county. This nomina-
ton vas seconded BY Mr.. Cracraft in
earnest and eulogistic words.
Col. R. S. Blair, OF Richie, seconded
the nomination Of Col. Wilson IN
speech OF i've minutes.
B. Stanley, Esq, of Ohio. spoke as
friend of Mr. Good, demanding his
nomination "a due to the Panhandle
portion OF the District.
-... A BALLOT
being ordered, one was taken and re-
suited as follows:
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


On the re-assembling OF the Couven-
ton in the afternoon, the Chairman
called for the report OF the
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The Committee on Permanent Organ.
ization, through their chairman +. u.
CR,cRAFr, made the following report:
Permanent PrsSidsnt-D. D. JOHN
son, of Tyler.
VTcs Prssi&sats-TRUNAN ELLIOTT, Of
Harrison, Csc. P. SARGEANT, OF w GOD,
MICHAEL EDWARDS, of Ohio, and }. ID.
GIBSON, of Hancock.
!Sscrstaries-EUGENE TARR and JOHN
r: BoGGEss. :,
A committee having been appointed
to inform Coz. Johnson OF his selection
a. Presiding officer Of the Convention,
that gentleman was escorted to the
Chair. and in a neat little speech re-
turned his thanks for the honor con-
ferred closing with an appropriate
reference to the 'duties devolvlng upon
those assembled. The So
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS, &c,
made the following report: ..
We the Committee on Credentials
aud Basis OF Represeutatiou'aDd Rules,
having had the same. undsr gconsidera-
ton beg leave to submit the following
DELEGATES.
B,oeks C6wtfy-Eugene Tarr, J. w.
Hough, T. J. Aller- ~.
Calknm-( Represented by alter.
mates wv. NJ. Patton, E. w. Patton,
John r. Boggess. ..
Dodir;dqs-Wiiliism Armstrong, H.
Jennings, c J. Smart, B. II. Msulsby,
L. R. Charter. F. Nicely. De- .
Hneock-James II. Gibson.
Hayrison-William NJ. Lete, B. II.
Surty, James Mccain, j. R. .Bogg.ss.
P. Dolsu, ]. F. Carder, A. o. Dever, c,
w. Smith, T. Elliott, J. H..G. Lang.
MarsbaN-Lewis S. Newman, J w.
Me- ariher.
Oito-Jacob Warden, W. W. Miller,
John Boring, D. L. Hubbard J. NJ.
Mason, D. ]. Mccormick, B. STANLEY,
P. Delaplaiu, W. A. C1acraft, Frank
Smith, Frank Barr, John Lashley, E.
G. Cracraft, Michael Edwards aud
Lewis Baker.
Ritchie-R. S. Blair, D. McGresor
J. P. Suickler, NJ: NJ. Hitchcock
James Kelly.
TyLer-B. B. Bond, D. D. Johnson,
J. P. Marsh.
Wood-w. P. Thompson, S. J.
Warder, George Jackson, J. z. Smith
A. Shufelt, N. J:OBrien, E. S. Conger
George P. Sergeant, George Il: Nichols
J. W. Horner W. P. Cooper.
Wetzel, Writ, Peasants, Gilmer and
Lewis unrepresented. ~..'..
We recommend
First. That the rules OF the HOUSE
of Delegates of this State be adopted
for the government Of this Convention
Second. That each county be entitled
to cast one vote for every ono hundred
Democratic votes or fraction owe
fifty votes cast for members, Of th'
Convention ct the October election
1871. . ~ E3S
Mr.. D. L. Hubbard, from the
-c0xnrrEr Ok sEaoLrTloyS
made the following report, which wa
unanimously agreed to:
Resolved, First That this yConven'
ton pledges TO Il nominees ofthe Dem
ocratic National Convention, and tn
State Convention and the nominees o
this Convention an earnest, sincere ant
hearty support.
Second. That the Constitution nov
before The faople aos9ths oonsidera'
ton, contains wiSe- provisions for th,
tSsearity. Welfare, and happinsA Of th'
PEOPLE. and wee my al honsst an
patriots dtisens 70 Join with rs to Sc
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August I.
COTTON-Firm; middlings at 81 !c.
COAL-Pirtsburgh afioat at he.
FLOUR-Quier family old and new
at s. 0097 10; supertine at > OO9
) 80 rye -four at 81 25@+ 30.
GRAIN-Wheat, red at 81 Is; new
at 81 80. Corn, ear at 45c; mixed
shelled at Acc. Oats, old at 3l@34c;
white at SIC. Rye at7S9S0c. ~
HOGS-Receipts 1853 head; prices
81 90G,5 90. ..-
MOLASSES-New Orleans at 500
75c.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork at sl5 .
for city and regular. Bulk meats firm;
shoulders at &c, loose; rib sides at Sc.
Bacon, shoulders at CSC; clear rib sides
at &c; clear sides at 9fc. Sugar cured
hams a. l5l6l6c.
WHISKY-At 90c.
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Two so-called Democratic campaign
papers have recently been started-one
at Charleston and the other at Wheeling
in the interest Of Gov. Jacob. They
are both printed on Republican presses
ana chen scattered broadcast over the
land. We trutnoaeof our people will
By sueh bafsiaced 'counter-
feits.-.Spirt of LsfTson:: - We
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FOR r e Mt.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

SECOND HAND ENGINE AND
\ Boiler, al ia com DLete running order, cylin-
der -. inches diameter, two foot stroke,
power sufficient to run flour or saw mill.
Enquire OF
CULBERTSON, WILEY & CO.,
aug1.a Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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For Sale.

- A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
- with seven or eight rooms, on Jacob
stceet; also a small Frame House with
two rooms on Jacob street; also new
Rrick House on Eof street, containing
four rooms. L. u. HUGHES,
4ugJ Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

MY TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ON
vi the Island, lot ninety feet front on Viz
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with fruit and flowers.
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ally control them. The testimony. OF our
best citizens, OF all ciss~es, e>faDlisbss tns
fact, that cHKRKT PDcToRAL VII nd doe.
relieve and cure the afnicted alsnors on
medicine. The most dangerous anccti0ns
OF the Pulmonary Organs yisld 70 ispywsr;
and cases of CONSUMPTION. cured ~
this preparation, ars publicly kngvn, %
reTnaY,<sbIe a. hardly u be believed, wore
they NOT proven beyond dispute. Ass rom.
sdyit ~ sdequats, on which the puhfie my
rely FOX full protection. BY curing CUV8H
ssyes unnnmbered lives, and an afnount %
zufferinz not 20 be computed. IL cheiienGes
trial, and conyinees the moa akepftnl
EVERY family should keep u on hand - q
protection AGAINST the early snd unpeg-
esfyed attack OF Pulmonary Antetsons
which are easily MT At nnt. bot vt1ch D.
come tncurzbie, and too offsu fatal II neg
Isctsd. Tender iungs netsis thts deenfE
and n u unvise 70 Be Without n a
ezsT~ which beses the Tbrost and Chaa OF
chihhood, CHEEKY PICTORIAL n inyaiu-
able; Cor, By its timely use. multttndss are
rescued from prematufe graves. ana nyen
% the love and affection conferred on tnNn.
m Ats speedily and surely axainsf 0foinesy
Gods. sscurTnx sound and hsaifh-fe4fof1nS
sIe~p, No one win suffer trootesolns -
FLuENZA and painful BbOhChistA
when they know bow essily thsJ can es
ORIGINALLY tt,s product Of long, Iab0FS0us
and succusfuI chemical inyoaGnfbOps Do
oost on toil y spared IN making evvry boelis
IN the utmost possible perfection - nay
be confidently relied upon - pgD1neng -
the VIRTUES it has ever exhibited, lod 49,
bic Of producing cures e. ne0oSshss - tss
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