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The Republican journal., 1872-08-01
MIR. Greeiey's Acceptance of the Demo-
cratic Nomination.
TILE NNruICATION

The following is the official notification
OF Grerlev's nomination by the Baltimore
Convention, with his acceptance of the
same
BALTIMORE, July 10. 1872.
Pear Sir |: is our pleasure, in compli-
anrP with instructions OF the Democratic
National Convention. assembled in this
city. Ia inform Vou that YOU have been
unanimously nominated u candidate for
The Presidency Of the fnited States. The
convention, consisting of seven hundred
and thirtv-two delegates, representing
every Siata and Territory in the Union.
adopted without amendments the drclara-
ton of the principles affirmed by the con-
vcntion of Liberal Republicans at Cincin-
natl and strengthened by the endorsement
contained IN Your letter Of acceptance.
The action OF this great body OF delegates
proves that they are with singular unan-
unity determined to enter under your
leadership upon the patriotic duty of re-
Storing 10 the administration of the gov
eminent purity aud integrity. and that
independence 10 lis departments which
rr@tl'is the Constitution as alike the source
and limit Of Federal power. Laying aside
the differences of the past. abandoning all
purpose OF mere partisan advantage, and
asking for no pledge other than that of
fidelity 10 the principles to which they
have given their deliberate and resolute
4dHrrence and which they believe will
command the approval of a large majority
ot the American people, they tender You
their nomination, confident that peace ana
good government Will br inlnguratel and
n1inIalnrd under Your administration
Your ohed't servants.
The Republican journal., 1872-08-01

when money will lose its power. We
have only to be vigilant, active and in
dustrious to overturn forever the SWAY of
the administration in this district
The Republican journal., 1872-08-01

The Bath Times compares Horace
Greeley to Judas Iscariot and Gen. Grant
to Jesus Christ We call the attention of
the Missionary Board to Bath as a field Of
labor.
The Republican journal., 1872-08-01

At the risl, Of being ourself sued for
libel, we are inclined to express the opin-
ion that the manager of the Newport shoe
factory who sued the Portland Transcript,
did 4 very foolish thing. One Of those
paragraphs that 90 the rounds of the
press crept into the columns of the Trans
cript, stating that the factory had "come
to grief" It was promptly set right the
next week, but the exasperated represent
tative Of the leather interest plasters ten
thousand dollar suit upon the establish
ment. If the iurymen of Penobscot are
what they ought to be, the plaintiff won't
get verdict big enough to pay his
railroad fare to Bangor. There should
be a law in Maine, as in other states, that
the plaintiff in such a case shall give
bonds for the costs if he does not prevail
The Republican journal., 1872-08-01

The Belfast Journal threatens to continue
the agitation of the cider question ''ti after
election He can without question, agitate as
much cider as anybody. Let him agitate.
WaterviIle Mail.
We are in favor of the freedom of the
press, the cider press included. If the
Mail is controlled by any other Maxim the
farmers will repudiate it, Their cry is
"Down with the apple juice fanatics"
Spotted Tail is out for Grant Can't
say how it will be with the lnjun, but his
white friend Is to have the spots knocked
out of him, tail and all.
The Republican journal., 1872-08-01
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THURSDAY, AUGUST l, 1872.
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9ubaIt oeS &onnta96=8Iatte8 Der
miunefota @taatS. 3ettuna.

Steuerlp8, NopeQe bon s. E. @et>
n1er.
Gin Ga,nilien &oman.
&emeinnuBise6 uno aQsemeines.
&annnet Derfab'n
9umorifi]@es.
Da6 SpnntagB : Blatt rptrb aQen
Nbonnenten BEG WohenbIattes, bic I'm
@orau5 bejablt baben> als prdmte 3u9es
lanpt.
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oaaIe x0ofe $1C.; babe eopfe IS; Btert.uvefe 5 $50.
- nnfee eOtterte If pom 6taat. arda,t.rt. Il. a.,
11sneaI tnotn atts 'ur f%eas'f,sten 3at nne anter Fer In.
= Dts offtteae 3ttbuna uirb In BEN Ct qor,a a,x.4.~,
pie onsthntt. W. oae So'
t~a 1dts zines teben Mpuats I'm Sabre 1872. ''S@s" 's'
~ Vaelsn baisssn auf uxfer &iRtu u.ittelR poa.eFEe..
s ~ u~fSttt,tten Brtsten. !8tetxnaeR pber Grprd.
- otuot meeeu etnes Circulars. Wpon abrssIr.,
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- Or. @weenep, ber befanntlt9
NIT Der Mnleeun9 elmer @ammlune lel>
tener Gbtere beeonnen> bat neuli6 einen
8o0el atqutrtrt, Der ben Naturfor|@ern
edn3ltd unbetannt ii. Sur aus Dem
einen I'm fanbe. eab ct, pbwobl oftnbar
Elm ,.loderer 3eiF9" uno ~luftser 8oeel",
auf per%eforms 2eimrutbe f9 tesDaftr<
names @reeleY bat fansen laNen, p(irfte
beweilen, oaB ct aus Dem bt6 auf bies
cine @remplar odn3lid auseeftorbenem
@el9le9te be8 &ieleneimpels - Gin
pulus giganteo colossalissimus -
ffamn1t.
@e(9dft6noti3. 49, 6err 6. ..
Erotba bat pas bteber mtt6errn 6 tel
eemetnlam sefabrte @erli@erun9ss uno
2anbaeenturae(ddft aQetn ibernommen
uno pirb baHelbe NIT sewobnter Gnerste
fortflbren. Gcrtab NITRO NIT Der N9entur
Elm Bareau fit @ouefttonen BON Nueenz
fdnben perbunben fem, rpelder leetern
8ran@e 5err .. Trotba ben1elbe,1 Offer
surrenben miro, al6 Der N9entur flr Ser
f@eruneen.
- .Santtdtsbeamter patterlon 1T et<
uen, 9ewi6fn 6 bmarbsau f Der Bdbrte,
tpelder einen Yodenfranfen Manu pbne
Griaenjmtttel mad ct. paul buefrt unp
bter aboeIebt. = sM ~ aE@ f. .t.&.
-berr albert 6@effer bat auf
ben, ct Antbonp> 3aael etn @obn9runps
f1d Jun Yretft Yca s 5000 aequirirt.
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poltjetoffjtantS 6dfer perrannte et<
men, our&eeeansenen8 u9eYeaul oen@ ea
u1o tra&te i'm, freili& ntdt obue etuen
u%,aneenebmen puF anf Bic Sdulter
bur6 eirtn tlbnen @rif IN Die 3loel
3nu1 Sttben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-05-23
POSETO, tpir feeen ben Tau,

Die bsut|&sn "SteraIen" ~ uuo Demutraten
4sdsn unb l6ltdtn am Greeley Brnten,
Nls war'e Elm frif@es ~Sprins-Gbidsn". @eridt
u"b Elm alter sdber "@bnnebai"*) -5obn n;at.
Ger liebe 5err @teelep er it 10 ebrlid,
gar ni@t corrupt 70 gar ni9t beoeb,ltd>
Gin Gn9el Don M,nf9sn, ein 70 9mter Rauu,
DAT, wie gut Ct. man gar niat lasea fann.
3war baten mir i5u frabsr aebaBt pie bic
@Gnbe,
uno nit uuierer Qtebe FANS ebbss a,fdwinbe :
absr bas esbt feinem ~@rantfnedw was an,
Oenn Der Greeley, bas 1T nun Mal uu]er
Mann."
So bttbt's bel ben "Qiberaleu" ~ uno Demu~
fraten.
uno ba TT tein pelfen unb fetn &atben.
~ber "po{tto, wir 1ebenDeu galr,
Den Greeley %lanewstlte bas g%el9ueifpepel al,
une 60 lief tbn,, m;e o I, cine Qaus iiber bic Ye-
Der,
une Ct fprdde, pie ftabsr: uSbr Northumberland
ber>
Sbr "&sb%eosnseuO0su" unb ~Rissertuiber",
Sbr upapiffeu", uSefutten" unb Eeufels Ser
fareiber,
9br @aufauie, ,.CSt&mfu" unb 9aqerbierpi9.
Ter,
9br ,Sabbati& dnber" unb @arerfruutmialer,
9br ,,8reioenter", uSnfoels" uno Mnataptiaen,
Sbr 6ortldritlsiuoen unb WntidrtRen!
Was!2 8 BIT pout fir mid (immeu, a 8 ISnnte
mir po 0en.
vadt Gud gum 5enEer, itr ~yariab Sat-
@u lang ibr mid ssf@tmpft ~btfampft uno &C.
nedt
Da batt' i'd BOT Gud nod elm gen gtelpctt.
Tod ebt, ba ibr nad aQ' ben JuB,ritteu,
Die i'd Gu& sab auf Cure binteren Mitten,
@pr mir Gud felt i'm @taube, ba it
Din aller &sipstt. rnb tab Sbr's nur tpibt: :
Sd ba6te Gu@ ionf, i'd ser d Gu1 beut,
1nb werD gu@ pera&ten in Gwi8teit."
Sa--- "poFto, wtr 1esen ben BaQ,
Den @ret1eg lief iiber bic a te @aQ'.
@asbann?
Wabrlt& ~Bepon bas G'efGb 1T esfuat,
Iapon es NAL @prubelt unb iibtrqutQt."
1no ben @rsslev 3u@ ~ipunoen" bis CUR @abl?
Netn upoFto, mir ieBen ben 8aa.
y ~Sbanebat", befanntlid sur finf3sbn Sat-
rem bemofrat,l9er Sppttnau,en fir bic uNeformer"
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o'''~"S""~S"" wv W." S~~"'~S" SN"V
fommt Elm &ir4letn. 3u ftebtn.
- Der a&tb. 81. p. 2anfore BON
Minneiota III gum Sberaufieber oeS pro-
j~te'irten Nationalparfs, elmer art natts
ona!en paraptts> pper T~bter9arten6 am
y:urmfone> in ben, sorausF@tli6 @pe>
fula'ion6pampYre unb 2anpptelfrase fette
Ws'ce fnoen &peroen er1artnt tporoen.
What next?
Da6 Concert bes ,,QteberfranieS"
wiemet 1etnen Retnertra9 Der ueuen
peatlb:n fatboll4tn &tr@e.
nur feline 8tanse!-D Die pom
Der Dispatd semadte Mittbeilune, pab
@ouo. &oerner IN etnem @dreiben an
bic ~9u. Staats;eitunS" f1d f1r Greeley
erfldrt, bebarf Der 8tRdtieung. @dr's
aber aud 10, tpaS bann? 9err &oerner
bat bas poQRanotse &e@t, 6@ bur@ etne
@rtldrune fit pen einsefeldteRen eler
@a6e,fmpel su ventoeutI@en" unp
6@> In fetnen alien Ga9en bic Narren>
tappe aufsuleBen. @enn aber bic Dis
pat&" bcft bas ir8enb cine respectable
&n3abl Deutl@er pas Ndmlt@e tbun trer>
b. 70 trrt fe. -;
-Garmer 6ilbebranbt pom be.
@elerue farb lebten Mouta8 nod Ian.
gem unb }6merem 2tfben an ber2un9sn>
|(dmiub1u@t. Dos BeordbniB ffaub ln<
ter 3atlret9er 8etbeilfsuns per Greunot
lpe1 Gamilte fat,
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Netn vpoFto, mir ieben ben 8aa.
y vGban9bai", befanntliG sur flnf3ebn Sat-
rem bemotrat'l9er Spottnauen fir bic ~&eformer"
iener Sage.
uNaturbtRorilhe6." DenHeraf>
teur ee0olt6blattss )ailsn@ Did,
terlorteeren UNI 70 wenieer &ube> olS
Die ieiniaen a!s uWtme" swe %felbaftsRsr
Natur finn. Nahcem ct f@ reSbalb
IN Der oorlegten Summer in Gem @enre
Ger "ScYQe" psriu9t pa9t CT f1b beute
auf pas Dem morernen @sldmad niat
mebr gang entfpredenpe Rt0out res
~2ebr9ept6t6" unD befnat eine 81 f.
bettebiene," welde mi: uiauerilbsr
Miene" nldaht" uno >raft", uBitte1n"
trinft unc bel ctslem r@ejwittre" ft9 cen
80 hnabel" perbrennt:
5ttr9eeen 1T wents etnsuwenoen, Bonn
>penn es au9 et>pas 8epa9t 1T, Rem
@au9ril0el etner Siene einen ,S9naz
bel" 3u nennen, 10 muB mon nob ein<
rdumen, caB >penn cine vMrbeits@iens"
ii6 ip weit Yer9tbt benz DiGter pom
,@olt6blatt" leiaen Bc9etiterun98ncftar
ben 8ittern" me93unaihen, ibr sons
re&t 9eldiebt meun ite ll@ babel ben
S6nabel ~Yertrcnnt".
Wenn bann aber wclter bebauptet Miro
oabri:Biene 4 erben"mlNe,w neil fe einen
~S1lepidt" seftodrn> 10 miperlpri9t pie<
ie6 Der Naturgel6i@te 3u lebr, al6 Duff
lelbRt etn ~Sttters" zDtater fi9 erlaubeu
o1rfte, 3u lo0sn:
~Trum m u s BAG Bien9en ferben
Qebrt bic 8atureel9t9t."
Die >Notur9e19i9te" ~lebrt" cas- Mz
refte @e9entbeil. Brodbaas' @onperiaz
ttenSz2erifon la9t sub titulo ~Bienenz
ii@":
~Bienenfi9' If tie Bermunouna etz
mes l%eteuot9en @el45pfes our9 ben am
5intertbetle Der Biene beFnpli@en
@ta&el. Dieter bletbt in Der Bunoe
bdufi8, aber ni&t thinner, 3uz
rid"
Infer 8ienen<D i&ter m6ee f9 alto
nt@t 3u lebr munoern, >penr ct 6no,t,
pab oas lpe3ieu BON ibm belun9ene "Snz
left" nod Iebt uno pridelt,
aus benz. uas n bt&tet beute,
Sebt ibr upobI, tbr Nebeu 2exte,
Mas tt !eiReu uarbe, bate
81 Der @6ter- psbe Settle
@&aumueiu ptrtli@ aneeRc&en,
&s&t bios aaf beu ~propp" ssre&en.
- Die betcen alien @taterbdu1er me-
ben Dem u@atboltc Blod" weroen in tbre
INTERCHANGEABLE ;erlest uap obaerdumt.
@robe maifoe @elddft6bauten fommen
an ibren plab au feben.
49, Die fdmmtli6en peoen 2anQfnQez
ret. oerQbt in ben @ilenbabnpepots BET
untern xanouns et%nsewtdelten junoen
Gaueent@t(e wureen eutlo0en, aus9e>
nommen pat. Murp5y, rpel&er so Sage
tn filler Meei@lo0enbeit an3utriusen
bat.
2dfermduler b1tet @u&.-
Coup. Aufin 1T aus ietner @brenfrdn>
fun9sflo9e 9e9e1 tas2dfermaul Green,
ben @ettor bes ct. &ntbonp Democrat,
Der tbn gu @ablawedeu bel9ulotst bate,
letnen Amt8etnRuB In corrupter @et(e
perpenbet 3u baben> triumpbirenp berpor<
9e9an9en. @reen fonnte aud n'ht zen
S&atteu zines 8epeiles fir feline ebrenz
rdbri9en Bebauptunsen betbrtneen, unp
1T Der @brenI&dnbun8 }9ulptg BEL fun
ben.
Die8sfimmuns besS trafmabes b[eibt
BEN &t9ter l~berlafen.
M5ee, i7@ nun bic 2daerer, bic fd
bic Staatsjettun9 3uu1@ esenfanbe tbres
i~tanbalSle1 @el@mdbes 0tupdblt unb BON
@efauftieirt uro Corruption In pen&nei<
pen berumidwabrountren, bteron Elm
.tparnenbes Greuapel nebnten. Sc f5nnte
lonf NAL BEN etneu ober anberu puliren,
eaB e ebenfaas teta &rasep serpn,m.1
hbirb.
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8rtefife.

Nfe beutider Briefe, bic biz unn q. gtat ,,
s. ut9t ab8ebDlt porsen fnb:
Dameu-8rtefe.
Een3er Wrtonta &ranie 0arnd
8reo Sobanna @trlte 6e[cna
6!emmer Nusulfa Gisber 2outf
perren Briefe.
aeam linton @ei11ne sar
Vrant Saeob Vfeper 0briftnu
8reitser Grtebrid Naael Soiepb
Claus 0eines pomm'rentns 6erb'~
0aa1e &lrl ndnb
6artmann 8reo &itter Sc
Sell @o'tf'ieo @d15cer aart
5ele Ausuf @duIte Watbas
6errn1an GniI @hul3 Sobanu
&eim Go 8ierenael Scbn2
Son's gS authorizing Mi9s
3ruYer 9ern1a1n Wurm &ourab
Das Triefporto ua@ Deut9lano pou, /. Ee-
eember an it
neter Bremen uSer9ambure 6 &s, 3ettunssn
3 Gts.
nsber Gnslanb 7 Gts., 3eitunsen 4 Cts.
E| Beim Mbbolen Der Briefe bemerf. mar
ausorIdlid advertised" uno ben Datum bss
2ife.
s. a. Bbetlpd, yelneifs1.
6. 5ettrt1, beut1ter @lers.
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y vSbunebai", befanntlid sur finf3sbn Sat-
rem bemotrat,l9er Spottnamen fir bic ~4ieformer"
iener Sage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS

SOTIUES.OE NEw ADVBRTIsEMEnTs
A NEW thresstOry dwelling for rent.
H. II. WARNER has go 900 to loan Ia sums to
suit.
wrvLL is prepared to supply the citizens Of
Washington with winter stoves.
A THREEsroRY brick house for sale,
THREE valuable hulidihgs for sale.
TALLNADoE A. LANREBr, attorney. atlRw,
No columbian Law College building.
NJ. u. FRANK %. will provide the hat
adopted by the National Veteran Union At con,
tract price,
A WHITE WOMAN Is wanted at No, IA l street
northwest
ONE hrst.olass pantAloon maker is wanted,
W. l.. WALL 4 Co, auctiOneors, will sell on
wednesday, September II, at 10 o'olOck q. NJ, a
varied assortment Of furniture.
HoUsE for rent and furniture for sale-No. ~
Fifteenth street.
THE southern Republican Association will
hold special meeting this evening.
THE preparatory school on College Hill Openi
on the 18th mat
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, auctluneers, win sell OF
Thursday, tho 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock a. m, al
excellent assortment Of household furniture.
LArtNER n CLEARY, auctloueets, will soil OF
Wednesday, september Is. at O'Clock p. IN.
valuable property on Eleventh street.
TVS Oldest Inhabitants Association will At
tend the funeral Of q. Uammack this aNernoon
A SPECIAL Communication Of St. John
Lodge, p, A.sA. NJ, viii DO held tomorrow
afternoon; also, ono Of Lafayette Lodge.
THE members Of tho Grand Lodge, washing
, ton Lodge No. 8, and Columbia Enoampmen
No I, l. y. u. p, will meet this afternoon.
Two walters arc wantOi at the American
house.
Tug Uorcoran ZouayOs will start for Rockvin,
on Thursday,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

win Barton, while marshaling tho 800 Vest
club. put on his aartidi airsf
Weaver still keeps hard at work at the Penn
sylyania Association committee room At the Cap
itOl. He gets oil n great many dooumontG
Tracy, the great slngiSt OF the District goes
20 Pittsburg with the National Veteran Union.
They will not want for music.
The Arsenal branch Of the canal at Z street
Is to be graced with the iron bridge which for.
merry spanned the canal at Seventh street. -
Captain ImbOden, Of the Richmond Light
Blues, returned from Washington to Richmond
last night
Of the new pavement on Pennsylvania avenue
TO Rock creek, q spot Of great resort iOr gentle
men who drive fast teamA
Tho badge adopted by the Go West " club Is
Il model VI neatness and beauty, u will be an
Interesting souvenir TO save alter The oouven-
tlOn.
The twenty eighth anniversary OF Beacon
Lodge, No. Is, y. o. T., took place last night at
md fellOws' hall, and was we'll attended The
AFFAIR was very pleasant and a decided success.
A temperance celebration will be given at
Jackson Woods, on the Baltimore aud Potomac
railroad, at which the sons Of Temperance and
RechAbltes OF Washington, Baltimore, and
Annapolis will be present, with the JOnadabs Of
our city.
short time before coming to this city, Billy
Forester was for three months In Petersburg,
Va, under the name Of Lewis smith, training
horses for james ShadbOlt Hadn't Farley
lost sight OF him thon'''
The closing game Of series between the
Rising Champs base ball club and the Actiyes
was played yesterday on the White Lot, result
ing In u victory for the former by a score Of IS
tot. Tho Rising Champs won four Of the five
games played.
Quite a number Of our Irish fellow liens In
the First ward have formed themselves into a
society under the name Of the " West End III.
hornlan Society" A lyceum has also been de-.
termined on, one OF Its members having offered
the Tree use Of lot OF ground tor hftoOn years
10 erect a hall thereon,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

THE EEw TARIFF-THIRD yEDTTJoE-lUsT
srk EHsL iaPoRF hUhESs I'm ob,GRRsF r6 ~
isil NJ MANUEL q, Morgan, CustoH house Broksf
and Counselor, baltimore
UUNTkNrs OF TnE MANUAL.
In force l. IN lsrEs type while that which Is repealed
Es's II SSSSdgIs Of Rate. Of Daus,, slphIbstl;
Dvolsions o. TisasuTJ Department a. foot.notss.
AppsndlH. toroiea h9neys, value As hEed y isN;
foLslan MtlEhls and Me.sprss, REDUCED 70 uSltsd
back standard weight OF Grain. Lneal yards re-
duosd 10 square yards, Invoices uhon 10 order. Nm
w wiIhSut invoice Abs,eTsnt Q. dGt'ss ior dsm;
EIosss Of weight Lien for duties. Ton deemed g,2D
s sS;Sis ion q SSssS h bsT IsO1:
voiced At 40 pTos how duty Assessed. DrAu-
back ~ mNnufaoture, Of lnET.ed materials Ton.
Ia , s soda Ht rom s'w -. Ss
house Il no limited, DFaw6iok on foreign Al'petIs
manufactured Into EuppowdrT. PIots VI AEalntt de
Rsrs'scT I" The hsoreiN'y Of he n, . III. Dl.
orimlnAinE dlty Of 70 o. cent. .. Eood. lrnc.sd n
certain ioryign yesaelA Ire ersohsrs can be dspa,.
sSa N @..sSTss SAEss SSs0 sass SFOSah USsd
states btatuATy defined Salt In bond for curing nah
Damage o. rust Of Iron or steel DsorinnAtlnE duty
Hope yhon imported from places west thereof brand
ing and marking transported In bond Ooeds
rsmAninE In store thrss sas 70 be oonsdsfod IS
portaton OF Eoods 10 bond direct for GgFtAn inland
poTts Drawback on manufactures Of wood. Materials
Tor ahip bulldhG, froe Of duty, under CERTAIN inAnd
Printed. on heavy white gGpsr and we'll boAnd.
PIoe, " In papsT aud 81 % In cloth.
Z PHII.P a. sOLOMONs,
'F OIL PennfJlVania SVebus,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
"GO WEST" CLUB



Another enthusiastic meeting Of, the soldiers
and sailers Of this club was held last evening at
Ulark's hall, A79 Pennsylvanla avenue; N. II.
iithlan, the president, In the chaifi W, j.
The various committees on music, badges,
transportation and quarters made favorable ro-
ports a. 70 the progress they had made.
The following additional committee On trans.
pOftalion was appointed and charged with secur.
Ing the hest accommodations for tho club on
route 10 and ffum Pittsbutg that could he az.
iorded Messrs. Shissler, Weaver and Har.
rlsOn.
Oomrado W. J. whartenby, from the commit.
tee on Invitations 10 clubs OF other cities TO Join
In The escort TO Senator Cameron at Harrisburg,
read several letters from various clubs In Phila.
delphln, Lancaster aud Harrisburg, slgulylng
their intention OF Joining In the escort
Captain MlchenOr, from the committee on
quarters, road letters FROM the chairman and
at Piltsburg, stating that Recommendations had
been secured for ono hundred and my members
Of tho 100 West" Club, with promise Of sixty
additional II necessary,
Comrade Ferreo, from tho committee on
badges, reported having procured f2b from the
beautiful design Unfinished, and that they would
DO distributed At the meeting on Thursday even
ing next. lie also reported having secured the
flags necessary, and that they would be In the
line at the start on Sunday evening next,
twenty-five additional members then signed
tho roll, mostly FROM tho Government printing
Otlce,
The club then adjourned TO meet again on
Thursday evening next, when II Is expected that
tho $50 signers OF tho roll will all be present "
receive full Instructions regarding the trip.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
NINTH pIsrRICrLInERALs.
Robert }. Fismluu Negotiated Ne. Tt,

HSbsrt ,. Flsmluu Nominated qs, Thoir
Candidate
The 0reoieyiteu Of the Ninth district met last
night at No. iin X street, =. N. Carver in the
chair.
Mr.. shorter offered a resolution presenting
the name of Robert ]. Fleming a. candidate 70
The House OF Delegates recommending the
election Of tho members OF both Houaoa 81 the
legislative Assembly and board Of Public
Works by the people; that they were IN favor Of
lndioloue improvements and the issuing Of GER
tlhca.es for the payment Of the same; advising
the election 70 ofioe Of mon who would not rob
them, and calling on tho Government for the
Introduction Ui pure men Into ONCE and opposing
the ro-electlOn Of General Chapman.
The resolution Was adopted.
On motion, the meeting was resolved Into q
mass meeting, with Mr. ". n. shorter as prosi.
dent.
Mr.. Hobert ]. Fleming was then unanimousiy
nominated and elected as candidate In the Ninth
district for the House Of Delegates
Mossts. Lewls Howard, q. W. March, Uhas.
COOmbs and W. II. Shorter were appointed a
committees 70 walt upon the nominee and Inform
hin Of his election.
The commlttee returned 10 few minutes, &C.
cOmpanled by their candidate, Who made brief
speech, thanking the club for the honor con.
lerred, aud promising 10 faithfully Represent
them.
AZ the conclusion Of bis remarks, the meeting
AdiUuFup1.