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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-21
Voorhees, Rises to Explain.
Voorhees, has sent the following letter to
one of his constituents for publication
" Nov u 1879

voorhees, has sent the 1olIOWlng letter 10
one of his constituents for publication
WASHINGTON, D. c., May Il, 1872.
DEAR SIR: Your favor is at hand. The
idea that | would under any circumstances
support Grant seems too ridiculous for
serious consideration. The statements to
that effect are maliciOusly and absurdly
false. The reason why | will not support
Greeley is that he is no better man than
Grant in any respect, and on some points
he is worse. This was my meaning when
speaking in the House. No honest and
intelligent Democrat can support either
Grant or Greeley without first abandoning
his principles. Fire and water can mingle
more easily and more consistently than |
could become an adherent of either of
them. | shall stand by my sincere and
lifelong principles. If / did otherwise |
would be q dishonest man, unworthy Of
my own respect or the respect of any one
else. If for this course [ am to be con-
demned | am entirely content. | would
not take any other for all the hOnOrs the
world has to give. [ confidently believe,
however, that the great national Demo-
cratic party will not commit diSgraceful
suicide at Baltimore on the 9th of July. l
believe it will be guided by principle and
honor, and present candidates for wlOm
the true and honest masses of the Demo
cracy can vote with self-respect, l shall
labor to bring about such a result; Others
are labOring to nominate Greeley, the
most OdiOuS man to the Democratic party
in the United States. | am willing that
the public may judge between them and
me and determine who has been true to
himself, to his party, and to his convic-
tions. Yours truly,
(Signed) D. w. VOORHEES,.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-21
Another BOlter.

Edward Atkinson, who tried to make a
decent platform for the Cincinnati Con-
vention, is as sad as Judge Matthews, and
sadly says:
It is not of much consequence to any one
but myself what my position is; but lest
should be supposed to intend to support
this nomination desire to say that II l
have been ian humble candle of the LORD
in promoting the nomination of Horace
GreeIev' for President, desire to atone
for nv want of sagacity and astuteness
by opposing his election in every posi-
ble way.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-21
Thunder From the Catholics.

While the Catholic Telegraph is well
pleased with the nomination OF Horace
Greeley at Cincinnati, the Freen'd"'$
Journal and CQthoic Register, OF New
York, is vehement in opposition, opening
a leading article with these conclusive
sentences:
GAS to the absurd idea of the Democrat,
ic party indorsing the Cincinnati Radical
ticket, it is not worth talking about. LII
win not be done, we repeat, because 1T can
not be DONE"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-21

TO CURE A BALKY HORSE.-When he
stops and refuses to be ooaXed to go, one
should first determine by has grit whether
it can be whipped out of him. If yog whip
him, conifne him as close as possible by
winding tire lines round the huO OF the
wagon. Go at him with brush or n1nD.
BE thorough, or it is of no use. II ILat does does
strong halter, check him up and chain
his whiffietree back to the load; take Of the
other horse and leave him to consider his
ways @-ithout food or drink. When you
think Ike has repented, take the other
horse haoiz, hitch him on; try him; II ne
rebels, lsay4 him until he will go. In All
eases be very sure not to OvertaX MS
strength with too much load. @. +. l..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-21
Summary of SUNDAYS Dispatches.

The Athletic Base Ball Club defeated
the Forest City Club at Philadelphia Satur-
day score 50 to Z.
The Arkansas Republican Convention
instruct for Grant at Philadelphia.
Wade Hampton calls a convention of
the South Carolina Democrats for the 11th
of June.
The Greeley and Brown headquarters at
Washington are at the st. Marc Hotel
AL communications should be addressed
TO John d. DefreeS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-21
Arrival of Freighfs.
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAIL
ROAD,

ROAD.
Cowan, McCIung s. Co. Sc pgs; E J Sanford
y Co, y pgs; Heald s. Locke, Is pgs; Chris
tian, pgs; Evans & Lewis 81 pgs; II J Mead,
lOpg-; I G Hunter, pgs; Gaines, Bro & Co, l
pg; Chamberlain & Albers, Mason s. Lam
bright, pg; II L Bradley pkg; Boyd, G
pgs; Barry & Mcdaniel, 5 pgs; L Shepard,
: pgs, 7 NJ Schleier, pgs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ChaBCery Sale Of Land and City Prop
2rty.
No. 1.655.

IN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
L ct the March Term, 1872. of the Chancery Court at
ker ct AL will sell at the court house door in Knox
ville on
Saturday the 10Th Day of June next.
at eleven o'clock A. H. all the interest that Jno Par
ger had in the realty attached in this cause at the time
Of the levy of the attachment sufciency thereof
to satisfy the debt and will first sell the twelve
acre tract adjoining the lands of VI IL w Branner in
the md civil district of Knox county. and then the
houses and lots on Main street in the city of Knoxville
adjoining each other and J L Cokcr
TERMS.
Said sale will be made credit Of six months and
in bar of the equity of redemption Note with good Sc
curity will be required of the purchaser
May 2l 1872.
dIw} VI. L. PATTERSON C IN.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-21

The Soda water frol-p the maeble fountain Q
Albers Il Co., on Mark, 4 Square. jY2odtf
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WAsHINGToN, May 19.-Mr. Hamblin
moved the expulsion from the gallery OF
the reporter of the Associated Press who
in card charged ConkIing with a false
hood.
Mr.. Sprague objected and the resolution
went over.
The extension of the suspension of the
habeas corpus occupied the entire day, and
was pending tonight.
HOUSE.
4 number of bills were introduced and
referred, when the usual Mondays fill
clustering occurred over the civil rights
bill.
The tariff and tax bill has passed, and
goes back to the Senate.
The House agreed to the Senate resolution
for final adjournment on May Goth passed.
Applause
The resolution by Mr.. Cox, authorizing
the President to protest against the cruel
ties to the Jews of Romania, was adopted.
The civil service bill was cOnsidered;it ap-
prOpriates Sl7, 100000.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-21
satmrday the I5th Dan of Jnne neNt.
Tax Sale.

STATE or TENNESSEE, KnoC County.
Circuit Court, February Term, 1872
To H. c. Tarwater late Tax Collector of Knox County
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-05
Horace Greeley at Boston.

BoSTON, July 3.-The concert this afternoon
was listened to by very large audience. Mr..
Horace Greeley was escorted to the Press room
previous to the concert and introduced to the
ladies and gentlemen, representatives OF the
Press After few minutes pleasant CONVEX
sation, in answer to general call be spoke as
follows:
1T has fallen to my lot recently, as you are
doubtless aware to be placed before the public
in somewhat conspicuous attltudc that IS to
say, we who work for the Press and live by the
Press work and live in public sight and under
public criticism to greater degree than most
people, and yet | think to-day that my posi-
ton is little more exposed to cavl and dis
arrangement than that of most of you. 1t has
been said of me that / do not depreciate'
would not disarm criticism, but it has been said
of me, and | take it as great testimonial and
compliment, that while in the business | have
pursued throughout life, have shown myself
very fairly competent, very diligent and sue
cessfu yet if [ were or should be invited into
another line of life, into different and, if you
please, higher responsibilities, [ should be
found unequal to them. Well, ladies aud gen
tlemen, cannot well expect to have anything
better said of me by my friends, much less by
my adversares. than to say that [ have done
we'll that which have had to do Applause.
1t would seem tolerably safe deduction that
one who has been doing we'll all his life that
which he has tried to do may possibly, may
reasonably be expected to do something else if
he we're to undertake it. Some of my critics
observe that though for myself, personally, [
am tolerably honest and respectable person,
yet my associates are not very deslrable--an
unworthy set. Laughter and applause [
am sorry for that, because my assoclats through
life have been mainly gentlemen and ladies [
see about me- applause whose acquaintance
[ made while engaged in the matter of prepa-
ring information for the public press and [
can hardly hope to fud better in future life
than those | have had. | trust this was not
meant to say that suchs gentlemen and ladies
as see before me, have not on the whole per-
formed their work and discharged the ire
sponslblties with reasonable fidelity, Will,
with human faults, doubtless, but still with
fair human fidelity At all events ladies and
gentlemen, with such as you my fortune has
been associated through life; with such as you
it will be associated to the end, and fthe world
shall say of me in the end he was good prin-
ter, respectable publisher and an honest editor
all my ambition will be satisfied. Ladies and
gentlemen, [ will tax your attention no longer.
Applause.
At this conclusion of bis speech Mr. Greeley
was conducted to the city reception room,
where large number songht an introduction.
On entering the vast auditorium considerable
enthusiasm was manifested, the people in the
parquette genaraly rising to greet him and
those in the balconies waving their kandker
chiefs in recognition Cheers we're given and
few minutes elapsed before the programme
could be resumed.
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VIRGINIA L ANDS.
" INUINIA u Y d.
RIVER BOTTOMS AND GOOD CATTLE
FOR SALE
a RARE OPPORTUNITY.

dencc of David Goody koontz, decd, in Floyd
county, Va, on tn URSDAY, the 18Th day of
August, 1872, THREE VALUABLE FARMS
cleared, embracing 40 acres Of level bottom
lands, 30 acres trst-class meadow and 240 acres
of good pasture lands. The uncleared land is
all covered with the best white oak tim ber.-
There is good eight-room FRAME Dwell
LING HOUSE, barn and all other necessary
out-hOuses On this farm. The whole place is in
good repair and we'll watered; lies on the west
fork of Little river, 5 miles southwest of Floyd
Cour. House, Va, and ~ miles from Christmas
burg depot, on the A, NJ. Il o. K. K. There is
upon it water power sufficient for any machinery.
ID The WEDDLE FARM 203 acres four
itths cleared includes Is acres of meadow land.
The cleared land i: al well set in grass 1h>
farm is & IN: les south of Floyd &. H., on the
Hillsvillc and Floyd q. H. turnpike and is we'll
watcred.
I'd. The HYLToN FARM; $50 acres; two
thirds cleared; 100 acres in grass; all well WA
tered. There is good four-room DIV ELLING
HOUSE this tract 1t lies miles southwest
of Floyd G H., on the Dug s. ,ur road.
These lands are not sold for debt, but for dis
tributon among heirs. Money has always been
made on them. Mr.. Alfred Goodykvontz lives
on the Home Place. and will take pleasure in
showing the property.
At the same time and p!aee, the administra-
tors of David GoodykoorN, decd, will sell, at
public suction: 30 two and three year old
Steers, 2 two year ola Heifers, yoke Oxen, II
Hogs, Milch Cows and Calves Yearngss, q
Horses, Buckeye Mower and l Buggy Rake
Farming Utensil. sufficient to work the farms,
and large lot of good Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Terms Of Sale LANDS per cent cash; resi-
due in l. Z and 3 years in equal instruments, the
purchasers giving bonds, with good security,
and lien retained till the purchase money is
pail | sell as Commissioner Of Floyd Circui.
Court under decree in friendly suit. The
cattle will be sold on 80 days credit The other,
personal property, will be sold on six months
credit Tor all sums over SO Address the un-
dersgned, ut ChristanShurg, Va.
ARCHER A. PHLEGAR, Comm.
Floyd county, Va, jy 5-24wts
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ErHIsT or .aLEI.3.NURf.i, JILr 5.
Sun rose. ........... 80 Moon SETS. ...... 0OO
Sun setS...... ...... I II
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Brig W Il Bickmorc, Bckmore, Boston, to
J z Agnew.
Schrs John J Ward, Inman; + r Kirk, Bur-
nett, and Maria Pierson, Grant, Jersey City, to
American Coal Co.
Steamship E G Knight, Johnson, New York,
by Hooe & Johnston.
Schrs Sophie kranz Dyer; NJ a Franklin,
Purverc and Anna Lyons, Grant, Boston, by
j 2 Agnew.
MEMORANDA.
Ship G A Farwell, Smithrick, for this port,
sailed from Boston I'd inst.
Brig Belle of the Bay, Noys, hence, at Nor
wich 10Th ult.
Briggs j A Deveroux, H Todd and S
Packard, hence at Boston I'd instant.
Schr M NJ Heath, Carter, hence, at Provl-
dence 1st instant.
Schr V Tutman, Walthall, hence at Nor
folk ID instant
Schr Zeta-Psi Cook, hence, at Salem LIST.
Schr A J. Butter, hence, at Norwich LIST INST
Schr E w E!well, hence, at Boston lst inst
Schr Edward Shade, Soper, hence at New
York Sd inst
Schr j Hoyt, Cranmer, for New Haven
hence, at New York Sd inst.
Schr David Faust Low, hence, at Ports
mouth 1st inst.
Schrs Geo Mcfarland and Alex Young for
this port sailed from Providence ID inst.
Schr Forward, for this p 'rt, sailed from
Havre- de- Grace I'd inst.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GS-THE CAREER OF A GREAT REMEDY
Twenty summers have elapsed since it WAS
briefly announced that n:w vegetable tonic
and Alternative bearing the name Of Hostetters
Stomach Blttcrs. had been added to the list of
Preventive and Restorative medicines. The mod
est advertisement which invited attention to the
preparation stated that it had been used with
great success, in private practice, cure for
dyspepsia, bilious complaints, constipation andin-
termittentf fever. 1t WAS soon di covered that the
article possessed extraordinary properties. The
people, of every class tested its merits rs tonic,
stlmulant. corrective and restorative and found
that its effects than fulfilled their hopes and
expectations. From that time to the present its
course has b1e1 upward and onward i il
lands to day at the head of all medicines of its
class, American or imported in the magnitude
OF its sales and its reputation rs safe agreeable
and potent invFOrant and restorative For
languor and debility, lack of appetite and gastric
disturbances, SO common during the summer
months it is absolutely inhllible. Indigestion,
bilious disorders, constipation, nervousness, Pc
riodlcal tevers and all the ordinary complaints
generated by a vitiated and humid atmosphere,
vanish under its renovating and regulating in
Ruence. This is its record avouched by volumes
of intelligent testimony, extending over period
of fifth of century, and comprehending the
names of thousands of well-known citizens be-
longing to every class and calling. In Europe
it is thought great thing to obtain the patronage
of royalty fora patent medicine but Hoste-
tiers It. rs has been spontaneously approved by
millions of ndepe dent sovcreigns, and its patent
consists in their endorsement. ~ l-eolw
Ns+'THE BLESSING OF THE AGE.-No more
Sick Headache no more Dyspepsia no more
Piles, no more Chills, no more Liver Complaint
no more Jaundice, no more Pains in the Back,
no more Kidney Disease, more Costiveness.
10 more Heartburn. TUFTS Vegetable Liver
Pill is certain guarantee against all these DIS
tressing complaints.
Atlanta June %, 1869.
DR.. VIM. II. Tut: Dear Sri am a tailor.
and, from want of exercise lost all appetite and
what little did eat soured on my stomach |
bought some of your Liver Pills from Redwine
& Fox, and have been entirely relieved by
them My appetite is good and digest what
eat. ! now sleep sound at nights, which had
not done for months. VIM J. FERRIIL
DR.. TUFTS Hair by is harmless. jy 1-eow
~" D UTCHER's LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
sweeps them off and clears the house speedily
Try it-Sold by dealer everywhere. ap29-eo2m
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DATTERNS FOR EVERYBODY.

We har this day received fall line OF
Mime. DEMORES1TS PATTEfNSS, ;,..
and as we have accepted the agency lot 'n', t'y
for them, we will at all times have on manu-
complete assortment of the various styles gnu
sizes. Catalogues sent on application: any
Pattern will be sent by mail on receipt OF PF""'
postage paid. Subscriptions received LOT " nv m
Demorest's Monthly Magazine. 1rar'y 7"." ch
with beautiful Chrome US premium - '"''
subscriber. ,,yu,EER
je - WlIMEk y ohA :" 49,.
GINGER FAMILY SEWING MACh A. = r..
y The magnitude to which the sewing 'i NV H..
business has grown is only surPAssetd w ,",
rivalry of the various competitors. II Tue sEEpV
number of sales be any criterion, the oinp ,;r,,
bears off the palm of merit. ISL -" lhacml,
sold last year. Out of 994 furnished 10 "o'
ing women of Chicago, the Singer ConphH;y ,,'a
=, 427. One hundr' and Seventy-hveih ua'i; fyo
in this city Machines sold on lnstalHehts =. ~
dollars a month. Persons gi"en i n!ppy
fe;iu .Se - King street,
COAL COAL. WV 'D Re-. ,ns
ssco q c ,i s. WHITE ASH, EGG. Sly S',t +
and NUTSIZE GOALS, OF best 9W uanlHtyT 'N
al market ra'e' Ny Shoots wharf
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION OF SPEECH
About FIVE years ago, says the Cumberland
News, Miss Eliza Hite, now about tweutythree
years of age, residing on Bedford street in this
city, lost the power of speech entirely from the
effects of cold, and had not, up to Sunday last,
uttered word since The skill of the best
medical advisers of this city and Baltimore was
obtained by her distressed parents, but all in
vain, and all hope of the restoration Of her
vocal, powers was given up. On Sunday morn
ing she was returning from church and was
thinking OF a particular tune sung by the choir
at the services she had just attended. when she
found herself unconsciously hummlng it. She
was greatly astonished to hear sounds issuing
from her lips, but proceeded to make other
experiments, and found that she could speak
How this cure, if such it can be called, was
effected, no one can tell
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the country.

CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATION. -The Rich
mond Dispatch says 1.-The State Executive
Co.umittee of the Conservative party, at
meeting held at Judge Guilds yesterday, alter
ed the plan of party organization so as to make
the basis of representation in each county and
city the Conservative vote in such county or
city at the election prior to the holding of a
con7ention. A resolution was adopted author
izrg the consulting members of the committee
to call congressional nominating conventions in
their several districts at such time and place as
ray be cxpedient.'
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CUP.JRTN'ERSHIpS.

THE UNDERSIGNED having this day
l. formed a copartncrship under the name and
style of JAMESON, UHLER 4 CO., vii!
ntinue the business of the ALTMAN DklA
planning MILLS, Sash, Door and Blind
Mandatory, formerly CONDUCTED ty Jamsson
s. Clarke. ROBT. JAMlESON.
A. 6. UHLER.
BOYD NJ. SMITH.
Alexandria, Va, July |, 1872. jy lin
NOTICE-The firm of } a ESON y
IN CLARKE i: this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either partner will ign IN settlement.
ROBT. JAMESON.
A. NJ. CLARKE.
Alexandria, Va, July |, 1872. Jy Elm
rTHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
L ing between VIM B. Price and W. l.. Ken
drck, under the firm name of PRICE CO., -
this day Dissolved by mutua consent. W III. b.
PRICE alone is authorized to receipt In tho
name of the firm, or has the power 10 appPDht
a curator or trustee for the purpose of settling
INC '0s'"'s' VI '''' ' WIN. B. PRICE,
w. L. kENDKICk.
Alexandria, Va. Jnne 2G 1872.
In retiring from the firm Of Price Co., 1T
affords me great pleasure to recommend " M.
Price to my friends and acqua'htahces ~ an
honorable business man. All parties lhdcDtcd
to the late firm are earnestly requested To make
immediate settlement to w. b. Price or M M
thorized agent w. L. KENDRlCk.
1t affords me pleasure to inform my friends and
and the public generally that
will continue the Commission business IN ASH
ington, D. c. Thankful for past patronage, re-
specially solicit a continuance OF the same
Address: very ''>ps''' VIM, B. PRICE,
jy l-lw 933 La Avenue, Washington
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The Radical candidate for Congress in the
Raleigh District, N. c., commences his can
vass by dcnouncing and promising to abolish
the whole system of Internal Revenue (gener-
ally called INTERNALLY.
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VIRGINIA NEWS

A dispatch from Lexington saws "Ex-Gov.
John Letcher, in brief address defining his
position, states that if the choice is presented
to him to vote for Grant or Greeley he will I'M
hesitatingly vote for Greeley. Mr. Jerry Nor
ton, of the Orange District. also comes out for
Greeley in preference to Grant. Rockbrdge,,
has instructed its delegates to cast the vote OF
the county for ex Governor Lctcher. lie will
undoubtedly be nominated by the District Con
vention The commencement exercises or the
State Military Institute are progressing.
The Clarke County Courier says THE
wheat harvest is now about over in this county,
and the Weld is something better than was ex-
n,cted a month ago. The river lands have
produced as line a crop as ever was known-in.
deed we have heard it said some fields will
WELD over 90 bushels to the acre but away
from the river lands the yield will average
something like five or six bushels to the acre.
Extensive preparations are being made by
all of the citizens of Harrrisonburg to suit
ably entertain the large number persons who
are expected July 10th to attend tho Methodist
Episcopal Sabbath School Convention of the
Baltimore Conference Rev. DIR. Munsey, will
deliver the opening sermon.
Rawley Springs, located twelve miles west OF
Harrisouburg, is already doing a fourlshing
business improvements are being made from
year to year. and the efforts Of the stock COM
pany owning it are being we'll rewarded.
Mr.. VIM Sibert father of ex-Mayor Slbert,
of Harrisouburg, died last Friday at his resi-;
dence in Shenandoah county. at the advanced
age Of eghty-nine years.
Among the list of graduates in the schools
of Latin and Pure Mathematics at the Unlver-
sity of Virginia, we find the name of Mr.. Rich
ard H. 'rebbs, of Leesburg.
AT the late commencement Of William q
Mary College, j. Ran Tucker, was made and
i. L. D.
We hear that recently there have been re-
freshiug rains, in different quarters OF the
State.
A Grant and Wilson Ratification meeting
was held at Harrisonburg last Saturday.
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Fatal cases of sun stroke are reported not only
in the cities but in various portions of the coun-
try. The hot weather is felt everywhere. 1t
may be cool on the top of the Alleghanics, but
hardly anywhere else
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A dispatch from Stauntou, Va, to the
Richmond Dispatch, dated July 3rd, says =
Joseph Puzey, the deputy collector of inter
nal revenue for the sixth district of Virginia,
absconded the night of the I'd instant leaving
certain amounts due the Government and pri-
vate individuals unpaid. B. B. Bolts, collec-
tor of the district is here, looking after the IN
tercst of the Government"
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The Richmond Wing says: THE Phila-
delphia Press not only admits that the Cincin-
natl ticket will command two, thirds vote at
Baltimore on the first ballot and will then be
unanimously nominated but it also admits that
Mr. Greeley will make strong fight, which
will eventually hinge upon Pennsylvania. y
This is whiting the matter down to point"
We have strong hopes of Pennsylvania.