Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-20
we have been enemies. Friends and fell
loW-citizens. bid YOU good NIGHT,


we have been enemies. Friends and fel-
low-citizens, bid you good night.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Io.--The Common
Council viii go In body tomorrow to re-
celve Horace Greeley, who will arrive al
2:45 in the evening on the PittsbuTg, Gin
cinnati and st. Louis line. he will remain
here all Saturday.
The committee of reception from this
city with Cornet Band will meet Horace
Greeley at the town Of Morrow, Warren
county, tomorrow, starting from here at
O'Clock In the morning.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 19.--Both boards Of
the City Council tonight passed unanl-
mously the following resolution: aE
Whereas, our distinguished fellow coun-
tryman Horace Greeley Of New York,
who occupies conspicuous and honored
place before the American people by res-
son Of his long and successful career as an
eminent journalist and statesman is on the
way TO Louisville on an invitation of the
directors Of the Exposition; and whereas ar
rangements have been made In the diff r
ent cities he will pass through to receive him,
without regard to party or politics, as an
honored guest; and whereas 1t is proper
that Louisville should not be backward nor
neglectful in extending BETTING welcome;
therefore be It re- ,l
Resolved by the General Cosncil Of the
City Of Louisville, that his Honor the May
or, the President ofeach Board Of the Gen
eral Council, two members Of the Board OF
Aldermen and four members Of the Board
Of Councilmen, be and are hereby APP
pointed committee to meet Horace Gree
ley at Cincinnati and tender him the hospi-
tslities Of the city OF Louisville. 100
I The committee appointed under this res
olution will leave on the Short Line railroad
at 1855 tomorrow evening. The EXPOSE
ton Committee leave at 8:S5 Tomorrow
morning.
A Chance for HsshvfIians.
The Nashville Railroad to-day instructed
all agents on its line to sell tickets to-mor-
row to Tuesday inclusive at half price TO
all who wish to visit the Exposition and to
see Mr.. Greeley. Judge w. T. Bullock
viii deliver the welcoming address.
Carl schurz.
WATERFOWL, Wis I, Sept. 19.-The de-
monstration In honor to Carl Schurz to-
day is the largest popular gathering ever
assembled in the State. Special trains and
country trains have brought delegations
from all directions. 1t is a gala day Of the
Liberals. Senator Schurz's speech occupied
two hours In delivery. The only personal
allusion which 1t contained was the follow
ing: -.
A st. Louis paper but few days ego
said ought to make my next speech in
WATERFOWL where left behind me desola-
ted homes and the maledictions OF. robbed
families, but see no such indications to-
day. Your Mayor aud large body Of
citizens met me yesterday more than forty
miles away on my journey hither and have
had nothing but kindness and honors to
show to me since my arrival. Instead of
being allowed to prepare my speech, my
time has been engrossed by handshaklngs
and receiving the congratulations Of friends.
He said that sixteen years ago he made
bis first political speech in America here,
and he had since then made no change OF
principles. Here he reviewed briefly the
history of parties In that time, and repro
duced the arguments he has in other places
interspersed with liberal applause and
| cheers.
He was followed iy Emil Rothe and
Geo. B. Smith, Liberal candidates for Con
gress.
JottinHs from all Points.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sep. l8.-Democratit
Liberal Nevada State Convention met a
Reno to-day and nominated r. NJ. Clark
C. W. Hightner and M. N. Stone for cleo
tors. G. W. Kendall for Congress, W. N
Seawell for supreme judge and ]. q. Hewe.
for State printer. =. -
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The Tammany
Committee yesterday struck from the roll:
of the organization the names of q hundrt(
men whose political conduct is objection
able.
BosroS, Sept. 19.-The labor reformer
of the 9th district nominated J. III. Bufun
Z of Lynn, for Congress. The final ballo
vas Buffum 40 votes, Banks II, Gooch 4.
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. l9.-The Secon
Congressional Conservative Convento
has unanimously nominated Msj. Baker
Lee, associate editor of the Norfolk Joui
nal, for Congress.
The anti Plat Republican Convention
which also met here to- day, nominated DI
D. NJ. Norton, colored, for Congress.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-At Burlington
n. J., yesterday, Samr A. Parker, Demo
crat, was nominated for Congress by th
Democrats and Liberal Republicans.
LITTLE Rock, ARK. Sep. Eth
conventions held by the Liberal Republ
cans and Democrats Of this county, az
journed without effecting q coalition (
forces. The Democrats would not agre
} to the arrangement made by the LIBERAL
, and the result will be that both parties wi
nominate full tickets for county and di:
trict offices.
: WASHINGTON, Sept. IA telegral
7 from South Carolina announces that Lew
E. johnson, son of Reverdy johnson, wa
: this evening nominated on the Sawyer be
/ ters' ticket for Congressman at larg
, johnson was formerly United States Ma
J shall of South Carolina, and was remove
4 by Grant.