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Co,L ExroRTloS,-The Dealer" who
vJ,es in our columns this morning, doe
,O .u,urise US in being displeased at the
oN,rltions We have made about the at
,.mu,Of coal merchants to take advantage
IA public calamity. We do not deny
,S,t there d reason for q slight advance,
n4,b,ps the two cents claimed by "A
Mailer !" but does that-or does anything
ih., has yet tranSpIred-warrant q rise ol
mors than q hundred per Cent-from s OF
O,io2Oc! The argument Of "a Dealer
nav b. logical butt does him no great
credit Because tie gold gamblers in
S,v York engaged in q conspiracy
which everybody denounces aS Infamous
10 enrich themselves In q few days at the
wbllC expense, Is that any reason the coal
I.,lsrs should do q similar thingS Those
i.,lersln any business who regulate their
conduct BY the idea that they are to make
,bs most Of every advantage which the
uI,lOr.unes Of their customers may tenn.
pOarily give them, may well make the
nst Of such opportunities, for they are
likely not to have them repeated. The
threats our correspondent makes will not
trsban anybody If the people Of this
dy are really al the mercy OF . few
.SAlEs, animated by the spirit shown by
ibis writer, the sooner they know It the
better. But we should have to place q
ray low estimate on both their spirit aud
aeli resources, TO suppose such q thing
pbe true. So far from putting prices
SIvher, the dealers who have been engaged
10 this work Of extortion would be only
wv glad 70 put prices back TO the old
rsures Il thereby they could regain the
confidence and patronage of their custo-
uss, which they have forfeited by their
greedy demands, While every man may
ARiulIy demand whatever he pleases for
what be has to sell, and while 1t may not
.uDlAwful for men engaged in selling the
nme article TO enter into combinations
and oOnSplracies whereby they can Tor q
time deprive the community Of supplies
except at their own extortionate price,
such things are violation Of that comfy
between man and man which gives us al
community Of Interest and makes the
whole world kin. Men who choose
to pot themselves outside Of such
human comfy, and TO stand upon .
merely selfish demand for technical
rights, may expect to be regarded as out
ilde when such sposition may not be ad-
'snAgeous or agreeable. Shylock, by
the laws OF Venice, was entitled to the
POundof flesh. The law gave 1t and the
court awarded It, and like our CORES.
pendent, be claimed the right to make the
uotOi his oppotunity-an opportunity
such S could never come but once In his
lifetime and one he had been seeking for
yan Does our correspondent remember
lnt how shylock came out with that
'Ioaing suit" aud Is he particularly en-
vlcsof the Jews fate or Of hls fame. asa.
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y, I'm Washington Star says 9 bill has
\ S'Sa prepared and will be introduced at
~. w. coming session Of Congress, for erec-;
'.as, S new executive mansion and con-
,s ,Suug the present one into an executive
S S.Ss 70 ISF the President, 1t Is proposed to
ys ~a ae new one ontside Of the northern
~ "SSaaAIy Of the present corporate limits,
soU.. ~ ~aaks itia svesyway creditAbls to the
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Revolutionary Movements ID Italy.

LoSDoS, Nov. ga dispatch from
Rome to Echo says i've persons who
were prominently connected with move.
ment to hold q Radical meeting In that
city yesterday, were arrested aud viii be
tired upon the charge of high treason.
No disturbance followed this action Of The
Government authorities aud the city re.
mains quiet. A case oiled with "orsinin
bombs destined for Rome has been seized
blythe police at 9 railroad station in Leg.
horn '.a 1sf .H. nfT
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ToPEKA, November 25.-The total vote
IN 1,!s Kh5ss y on; a;cSssISS ,s to The official car
600 In the last two years. This indicates
On increase Of population at tho rate OF
over 100 700 q year, which Ia believed to
be unprecedented in the hIstory Of asy
other State. -
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a WHOLESOME REauLAroR FOB ANY
,a,.' s%.'-Ihs Bosom journal says the
= ~S'' S o. that city have been instructed
N ~. particular attention to the enforce.
% ~; = Ns following city ordinance; sl
pc,'.,ity : ny person shall have in hlsor her
bS,o sVa y :. n n any ropewalk, or In any
SVSt.% sAole, within the city, any Gre,
sSu sG pipe or cigars, lighted candle or
d except such candle or lamp is kept
hs .SS% SSNte lantern, the person 90 offend.
4 a. SS. ~ iotiet and pay for each offence
EOS wv exceeding 800 nor less than
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.sbaiE la ICANADAsT brA aaoIsO

Co1LrNdwio5oD, oSiT.,,l on November s5.-
The propeller Mary iWardy from SArnia,
for COlllngWood with cargo Of salt, 6ils
and Acids, went ashof6 on Q reef last night
between Thornhurg and this place! The
vessel d In Q dangerous positlon-the
wind high ind Q heavy eea running Tho
propeller America reports two schoonerS
on Timber Island.
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Drowned ina Pond.

HOoxsETT. N. Il, November SS.-TWo
young men Of Raymond, named Bradley
sturtseyans and Alder FoWle, wesp
drowned In pond, while cunning dn
sunday. by breaking through the lee. q
ooy who went In with them they threw
out and saved.
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CINCINNATI.
Banauet renderld senntnr Mortn

Banquet Tendered Senator Morton.
CINCINNATI, November ga number
otpromlnent citizens Of Cincinnati, have
rendered Senator Morton, of Indiana, q
banquet as q testimonial Of their high ap.
probation Of his public services, 10 occur
IN this city at such time as may best suit
the Senator's convenience. '.. nj.
Judge Ichabod Corwin, OF Urbana, Is
lying dangerously III atIhis residence
/ ,.F The AoRsE DIsRAsE.
The home disease Is aba,ing here. Many
horses are coming out on the atreet. Tho
number Of horses dying daily, 10
decreasing steadily, The indications
are that the epizootlc has extended eli
over central and southern Ohio. Tho
street cars are gradually reSuming travel
here. The companies arc putting out q
few cars AZ atime. a ''.l y '.'
.a'N BANK susPENsIoN::' Il 4. u o.
A B. Keys & Co., bankers of this city,
suspended today In consequence Of the In.
direct losses In the corner ot the North
western common-lhelr customers having
lost By this corner are unable to pay dues
to the bank. A. B. Keys & Co. have had
no transaction In this stock on their own
account. Their loss Is about $4,000.
Whether they will be able to resume viii
depend upon what they may hereafter re.
aliEe from the customers at present delin!
quent. laE4IG NHt rJAIlWIE 2
The cashier Of the Union Bank :at
Marietta telegraphs today that the bank
is oil right and win resume In q few days,
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TheNorth caroIlna o. s. sennltor,hlpI

RALRleH, November 25.-The Conser-
Vatlyes in caucus this evening nominated
ex'Goy. Vance for .. 8. Senator. Seven
or eight Of Judge Merrimon's friends
withdrew from the caucus. The ballot
Ing will commence tomorrow.
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euSE SEoSr ,S'oSIr has invented an indla.rubber
nlSSs, Sa; ~. When amAllgnant baggage
an ~, p!!enes . trunk covered 10 this
lSd NJ N.Y. y baggage car, Il bounds back
lkiel5 i In Ialn over the eye, Thisttrunk
eubF SesHned 10 work u revolution 10
SAaallng. I7,-4..4g r-,,t
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Terrific Gales IN the cbappel.

71II AU UHIe5 N the CbAnneI.
LoSpoN, November es.-DlspGtches
Engltsh channel on Saturday last as Ter.
tinc: Many vessels were wrecked, and
the loas OF lie was considerable.
Italy and France have asked Austria,
Russia and Great Britain TO lo!n them III
trying 70 adjust the difficulty with regard
to the Lautienne niles near Athena
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November 25.--A band Of In.
IurgenI, 800, appeared within mile Of
Murcia; another band Of 100, destroyed
the te!egraphs, railroad station and
bridge at LanAres.
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The Presidents FOtthcOnlug Mes.

NEw YoRK, November 25.-A Wash.
inglon special states that the Presidents
message Is completed 10 rough, and q "a
be conddered BY the Cabinet 10 morrow,
1t does not declare in favor Of general
amnesty. ~ ~
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b ~ SH ,s9s @IAl wipIug out Of the "retormers"
'ei8s Ins nv teLectton reminds one torcible
G.sItn..1Ses tton Hans Breltmann: "Hans
llty S pov gave seAtty; where ish dan
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"A special from Washington SAYS The
British forces have been Withdrawn itom
the Island Of San Juan, In accordance
with the Berlin decision,
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A LITTLE girl was tendGrly nuralnS her
sick doll the other day, and on her moth.
er asking what allied Il she replied, "fts
got the Alabama claims very bad" y
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s.SsO rEllsa, An0aatlnE 3 sauo, ,aOQ.

1lsh,t., alo. Hali Tx 6, &. Qlilrt.ru, saso.
oHt iotteEtss are chartered b. he stste,
a. 1MSJs et1Nn At the tine named aud al
commissioner. - s'f'N> '''4S'' ~ s"ps-
- The ctiaiAl draEigy WIN be pablIShedin
70 Purchasers OF IieEets. ~ : s'7as-S oS"e
Gay o. sYTy month during the year ten. 10 '
" Remit At our rtSE By PosToFTtrr NosRY
SDLD, kEetaRIRED lSTTEn, DaAHFl o. n.
RAEN. Send for . circular. AddFSe6
MURRAY, MILLER Q CO.,
PoAtofae0 Box 2taA,
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Illness Of Eliza Cook,

LONDON, November s5-EliS. cook.
the English poetess, Is very M. and ID
recovery Is regarded % impossible. ~
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MEMPHIS.
The Malady Among the Horses Ia
creaSing.

The MaladY Among the H0rses la
creaSing.
MEMPHn, November 26.-Rain has
been falling steady since last night.
Scarcely horse or mule Is to be seen on
the streets. Business suffers In conse.
quence. Owing to the large number Of
mules affected the street cars quit running
this morning. A few fortunate owners
Of oxen are getting dollar and q quarter
per bale for hauling cotton to the depots
and river. Some ahippera here have or.
dered Q large number OF oxen from the
interior. Some few horses have died,
and should the present cool, rainy weather
continueths mortality, It Is believed, will
be great u =. - s-.T - I,
SERIOUS INTERRUPTION OF BusINEas.
The horse mslady has caused . virtual
suspension OF business. The depot3 are
full Of freight which It ls impossible to de.
liver, Very few horses are 10 be seen on
the streets to-day, and in many instances
oxen were drawing, carriages, omnlbuses
and drays, for the use Of which exorbi-
tant prices were charged, ID dollar and o
quarter per bale for cotton being the
usual rate. Some enterprising cabmen
had their vehicles out with six or eight
negroes drawing them. The street cars
are suspended entirely, causing great
trouble and Inconvenience 20 these living
In the suburbs, Hand carts are resping
o harvest oi greGnbackS, butseVe-al own.
ers have been arrested for extortion. The
weather continues cold and rainy, and un-
favorable for sick horses. Oxen which
could have been bought Saturday for $50
or 500 per yoke nov readily command
from $50 TO $500.
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Weather Renort.
PROBABILITIES.


-ra4 asri WAR DRAlxlC1H4, Al
iiSOHf1o1 oHFm CHn 6IaRAI OFUGTn,
wAsRnaToH, D. G.. November 26.-T;So P.n. ] u
PROBABILITIES.
lnthe Northwest. and over the upper
lAkeS and thence to the Ohio Valley yaria-
bic souehwesterly TO northwesterly winds
and generally clear weather. For Ten
nessee, Kentucky. and the Cult States
northWesterly winds, with clearing wealth.
er in The former, but generally cloudy
weather and occasional light rains in the
latter States, In the South Atlantic States
light variable southeasterly to northeast
etly winds and partially cloudy weather.
On the lakes and thence over the Middle
and Eastern States southwesterly winds,
cloudy weather and occasional light rains.
Warning signals will continue at Buffalo,
Rochester and osWego. ( W N
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The Warfare Of 1he s,ock Gamhlsrs.

Ny tho Western Union Line,
omea Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Bts,)
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Official Majority 10 Wisconsin.
MnwAuKRR, November 25-The ON.
ciSi Y In majority In Wisconsin for Grant l.
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RY TELEC7RAPH II.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REpoRT.

1ssIalvsly tStSeI Ta,sllIssnssr. /
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.mtNEW IYORK CITY.
The Search for the Missing LOuls-
rUS VAlIel lMeEchRntsH .sga.

~ IAaN NaAA@ AAVAsAAtA4fal l1 Gl4T1. .
NEw YoRk, November q. -superin.
tendent Bllgh, Ohiet Of Tic Huntsville
detectives, has arrived here to assist In
the search for the missing Louisville mer.
chant, Geo. N. Peay. Judge Peay and
Lafayette Josephs left tie b. Nicholas
Hotel, last night for Louisville, stating
to friends that they were compelled to re-
turn on account Of Mrs. Peay, an old
lady whose system has completely given
away under, the agony caused by her
sons unAccountahle absence. The cen.
trAl office Of detectives have been actively
engaged searching the city but have not
found the faintest trace ol Peay.
In this city last year, out ol one hun.
dred and eighteen cases Of homicide only
torty.two convictions have been obtained.
RUMoRED INSANITY OF Mr.. GRERLRY.
A morning paper publishes to-day the
story current In newspaper circles for
nearly week, that Horace Greeley is
Insane, and says that he 10 now an inmate
Of the Asylum at White Plains. The
same paper makes public an interview
with Whitelaw Reid, managing geditoFof
the Tribune, in which that gentleman d
made to say, In answer to- questions
"Mr. Greeley has been under medical
treatment some time. He Is always reti-
cent In manner, and very likely might be
considered BY some stark mad, but he Is
simply nervously pros,rate. For months
PRIOR TO the death OF his vile, he did
not sleep on hour at night, and since
her death hs has been In the
the same condition" In answer 10 the
question. as 1t true that Greeley drew
Q knife on his iriendsp Reid Is made to
answer by the interviewer: II tell you
he Greeley has done nothing which, TO
those who know him, seems strange. He
was always an eccentric man, and at best
acts IS II he were queer, but now, when
netvoualy prostrated,I strangers might
think him crazy. : i have seen him posi-.
lively furious when o first proof had
been brought him instead of
revise, but l know and understand
him" Reid Isaid that Mr. Greeley,
uotwiths a7ding the loss of sleep and ap.
petite, was In general good health, and
made request Of the reporter 10 say that
he was only nervously prostrate There
was no good In saying more. Mr.. Gree.
10y has had enough to worry him, and
what he needs is quiet and rest
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Paymaster Hose, sentenced to ten
years imprisonment on charge Of embgR
element, has been pardoned BY the Presl.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
Az Notice, Of Marriage, must be indorsed 18th fau
name and address.
DIED

oAvRSPORr-fn Bfo1kya wejudsy str inst Biith Hczie
only ani tue late Carrie O. Davenport aged year,
n mouths and p iiys
Pnnera from the smith No so safest PudsJ.
Th inst. a. I O'Clock p m
DODGB-At Montca Juns william Dodge. in the a7tb
Of
Funeral IN take pl o'clock Saturday Train esVes BGrOlsJ
st. ~ Carriages Will be al station, Montciair
DURYRA-On Tuesday the beloved wife 0 Tmns n.
D1ryea Of Accord, Ulster COUNTY, v Y.
Of the family respectfully invited 70 sttosd
funeral IA Bs Twenty sIthst this day Fay), At p n
GRRBNWOOD-At Genoa Italy April Heo a. wife OF LaDgdes
Greenwood and daughter 0f Thomas J. Spydsr esq
and friends respectfully invited attend the mne a
the .deuoe brother Thomas T. Snyder 0J Clenonta
P1Jl mi GTeeneaves BoOkn Friday June T. at
O'Clock p
HASCE-On Pfh day 9Th Rumssn n j. Elizabeth. i1s
Of Robert II. Hsnce. aged I'd years.
friends Of the family Invited - attend me unerf
Seventh DAY next, st ! p m
HAsKELL-SuIieuly Juus 1871! Cathaue widow Of Benjamin
Friends and esyes are invited attend funeral from the
Ience Of laughter No. 10 3rhlTe hs isy (Rndsyl
% lock p
SCRANTON Joseph Scranton Of Scsntos
rHOMsOS-on Tbur.isy I1u. Hlughwou Thomson.
youngest samuel ADD Clhune Thomson tue h year
lf bis
NJ jf funeral hereafter
TODDAt Orange n j. THURSDAY evening June 6 Frank Told
sgei wears Youngest George " Todd Of this city
funeral viii be gwen tomorrow
WlLLsOS-Oa TUESDAY morning June Rev RenTick Wilson 10
the 59th OF bis ago
The y aud friends u the my invited attend the funeral
.eryces hrotherinar Hamilton Biggsm
Flty6rstst FRIDAY afternoon June at O'CLOCK
Iutsrment q Greenwood y Saturday, at 10 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
SIMMER AND STANTON.
From The Gold,a Ags

The solemn testimony which Mr.. Sumner so
elOquently adduces from the dying lips OF Edwin VI.
StantOu"I know Grant better than any other man can
know him, and he cannot govern this COuntry"-was an
"Open secret in the possession OF other persons be-
side Mr.. sumner. Before Mr. Stanton was stricken so
low rs TO be on his diving couch he made similar state
ment ourselves Indeed, in large measure, the crlti-
cisms which formerly The Independent and atterly The
Golden Age put forth against the civil unfltness OF
President Grant for his high station were the product
OF "A conviction inspired within us by the strong
words and warm feeling with which Mr. Stanton occa-
sionaly and sadly expressed himself this subject,
when IN confidential intercourse with familiar friends
We are glad that Mr. Sumner has taken off the njunc-
ton or privacy which have hitherto considered as
resting Sr. StaDtOns opinion. The late Secretary OF
War dn our judgmcnD the abest administrative
officer who sat in American Cabinet, and to him,
more than any military commander In the Held does
the country owes its victory the Rebellion. His
prophetic sagacty concerning President Grant has been
80 painfully verified by subsequent events that we beg
our c0ntrymen give heed TO the warning which thus
comes To- them from the tomb.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
MASSACHUSETTS AND SOUTH CAROLINA AT
PHILADELPHIA.


Take the South Carolina delegates, for eX-
ample Their is perhaps the worst but there are
others not much better. What do they represent The
most vilalnOus government seen free Chris
tian commonwealth government which Is only a
synonym for scientific scOundrelism and organized pill
lage. few interruptions and avaricOus adyontur-
have temporarily cOnilscaed state Of the Ameri-
can Union to their private and emOlument.
They have found few native-bOm rascals
INSCRIPTIONS themselves, and taken them
into partnership. They have secured the Ignorant
negroes by system OF secret. Oahbound societies; by
sully appealing to their resentmeuts and their fears
In which the KuKuX insanity has Of course, been Of
invaluable assistance to thcm by the magic OF the Re
publican name; and by dividing office and plunder with
their leaders always reseryng for themselves, however
the lions share The history Of their shameful rule is
known to the American people. Yet these fellows call
with the best. and cheer for Grant with
the lOudest. They come INTO the National
CoDveption. their hands reeking from corrupt
Jobs, their pockets heavy with stolen money, and sit
down equal terms with the representatives Of Massa
chusets. They quite right in regarding Greeley 8
election something disastrous" It would be an
irrcparabe disaster 10 them, as for that matter would
be the election Of Adams GrOesbeck or almost any
one who has been uamed-eXcept Grant. IL would be "A
formal notice quit; warning that their time was up
in fact it would he rainy day come IN very truth No
wonder that they for Grant enthusiastically"
They have good reason to be.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
NOMINATIONS TO THE sENATE-THE TAX AND
TARIFF BILLS SIGNED-THE PRESIDENT RE-
CTIyES TIE NEWS OF HIS NOMINATION,
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, June 7, 1917


CEYEs TIE NEWS OF HIS NOMINATION,
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WAsHSGTOS June 7, 1874
The President sent the following nominations 90 the
Senate to-day Medical Inspector Marcus Duyall 90 be
Medical Director John NJ Browne, to be Medi-
cal Inspector; Passed Assistant Surgeon Geo. a. Brush,
TO he surgeon John Cole of Ohio to be Agent for the
Indians in New-MexicO, at the Puebla Agency.
Lieut.. Commander Lewis Clark has Deen delatcnen
from the Naval Academy and ordered " Tue COhsteI
latOn. 80, ~ -. , r..tey ti,t
Tho bill for the relief of Thomas b. BALDWIN OF LeAh9
tnn No fo proDarty destroyed by the Federal forces
during the war, has been vetoed by the fresIeut
Hest ca se namely That It's payment would invite pre-
sentaons claims for very large amounts anu hdI -
is "A matter OF bounty rather man NM % b o,,.,io,
President Grant Immediately aIJef MS IehOhiualton
,ros informed of the fact by teegrams from Miilah
orion George H. Stewart. and several others lie was
attending 10 business at tho time IN MS OuCt ho TO-
arLed 10 friends this evening, after returning rom
hs ride that the announcement Occasloheu
him no surprise az delegates had oeon 81 -
mar this would the result, NeVerJheless, no WIS
bi@bIv gratiHed that the nomination was unanimous
and felt under obligations to his cOuntrymen, VINO,
through their delegates, had SO emphatCdlJ
him both In their speeches and by heu VOtes, Whlo
showed that the vile ISLANDERS uttered against n iouhu
no believers among his fflehds. ,..---.--..t-.,
On noury at the Executive Mansion, ~ ascertalned
that Mr. Fish has not reported tehdereu us tesgha
tOn as Secretary OF state -,- -. H.. ,o,e,,,,, .bo
The Senate, In Executive oe5sDh lVbay' OVHn' Hi0 'O
Major BENJAMIN Ayor be Pymlster General with he rank ot
ant with the rank Of Colone Majors AeKan
der Sontgomer Treive Moore G. Ransem Edfy and fui'
Ie1ea vita the rank Ot Lien
,snsnt.Coonel; Captains william Never H. N Bnos ana
BeRIanin a, YesSh @ be Csptaa second Lieut. o
r Oysron 20 be Er,t-Leuenant C. r. NoteTl. conner W. ,
- Mn a. Carson Cty Nevada. Lewis Zahu Collector Internal
Ryeaar Na District Of Ohio Robert II Mroy Superintendent o
Indian Affairs Washington Territory A NJ Wheeler P"mle
Danye John NJ Thatcher % be A'H'ln'Comu'oasr of
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
DISSATISFACTION WITH THE ARKANSAS
DELEGATION

To the Edft0r OF The Tribune.
SIR: The Arkansas delegation are pursuing
course here which will not be forgotten by some of
their constituents. number Of their friends are here
from ,he State. who for the purpose OF wit
messing the proceedings OF the Conventions but imagine
the disappointment OF these friends when they were re-
fused tickets TO the Convention on the ground that the
Philadelphia relatives and friends had to be tcketed
first. This great slight the part Of Senator Clay
ton and others Of the delegation and the Arkansans
are quite indignant over The present Administration
Of Arkansas differs from the National only in this one
particular, that the former forget their real friends
while the latter remember theirs too well for the inter
Of the country Several letters have been written
this place to the journals in Arkansas by people
from that state cOndemning the manner In which the
delegates manage their representation OF the state.
PhdddeDhG, June G, 1872. SIGMA.