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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
CUsTOM-HOUSE ABUSES.

CONSTRUCTIVE sroRAGE-APPRAIsER pAhLiN ~, :.
TESTIMONY-C0L, Ii. c. Whiibhi Wv
STAND.
The Senate Committee, at the opening Oh It's
session yesterday recalled JusOn L. watson ons y,
Ieet Co.'S employees, who testified that oonsIruo,N.
storage was frequently charged on sOoas 'n"'
vcra never brought inside the Generai oruer
store Appraiser Darling pronounced 'ao pissens
lie s,oro dofeetiye and thought the Appraiser should
nsvo exclusive authority in his department Putting
snecIao duty on all goods would he believed, consider
In, odpoe fraud Col II. c. Whitley. Chief OF the Secret
sorv,ce Division testified in rebutal OF the charges
made by Detective Beatty, who. according TO COL
whitley, was discharged from the Secret Service
Diyison for approprisiing about 90 bottles Of
eei1ed wine to his Tho witness admitted that
many cases Of fraud against the Government
were settled by the payment of money. but as
serted that in the present crowded condition OF tho
u 8. Courts no other penalty could be enforced
He denied having asked tho officers OF the Shoe
and Leather Bank to reward Beatty for selling certain
oounterfeit plate and asserted that he never made
seizure which he did not report 70 the Collector He was
at much length concerning the workings
Of his department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

Something has occurred which may well sad
den the gay and festive mind Of Mr.. Brick Poneroy
for Miss B. E. Wilkinson of New-Haven has brought an
action against him. for not leading her to the hyme neal
altar albeit he promised the plaintiff 20 do aud has
frequently requested 50 TO do. to the damage
(as she ssys OF t6Oo The point IT, told that
there was pre- yiOus aud still existent Mrs Brick Pom
troy 40 that the defendant couldn't have legally led the
said b. T. Wilkinson 10 the altar as aforesaid II he
had been inclined. HIS fault was, according to the
bnt Miss W. couldn't have read tho newspapers she
would have known better.
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THE COURTS.
\ SAILORS BoARDING-HoUsE OUTRAGE.

SAILORS BOARDING-HoUsE OUTRAGE.
Peter Wilgemsem, Danish sailor, caused
the OF Henry Tonwsma boarding keeper at
No. 81 Oak-st yesterday, q charge Of assault and
battery The complainant alleged that the prisoner en-
deayored to induce him to take passage on vessel
bound for long voyage in order that he might obtain
the amount due him for seven weeks board. Wlgemsem
preferred short voyage TO the West indies and when he
refused to chip for the long voyage Tonwsma beat him In
brutal manner and showed him into dark room, de-
caring that he must stay there until he consented 70
escape through the scute window passed over the ad
Joining houses and reached the street Justice Downing
held tho accused In $500 bail.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

James Wilson, John Duffy, and Charles Woods
were c.yed Tuesday evening the residence Of John Gsl
Eas seveBthst and essre1 They we're committed
BY Justice BiIby.
N. Il. Marxen, charged with assisting Charles
Maen in smuggling port abot 10000 worth OF watches ana
evey yesterday BY Commissioner Belts I" await '"s
action Of the Gtand Jury.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Dovps committed Leonard sias Mother Roach we'll
Known thief stealing wallet containing SO from the POCKET Of
Island while riding
Thomas Nhean, Cahhrne Kelly ano Cabann
arrested yeeds! a. fu'"h F 4hu
cnmm O await tIiAL
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Actual deficiency. .......-...-........ Sl,Sg6 40
City and County OF Neic York; Peter Cooper, Ed
ward Cooper, Daniel Temann John f. Parsons, Wilson
g. Hunt, and Abran - Hewitt, being duly and sevcray
sworn do for himself doth depose and say that
they Trustees OF The Cooper Union for the advance
ment OF Science aud Art, and that the foregoing is
account OF all the receipts snd expenditures OF the
said Trustees during the year ending Dec. 81, 1874
PETER COOPER,
WILSON u. HUNT,
EDWARD COOPER,
ADRIAN 3. HEWITT,
JOHN L. PARsONS.
Sworn to before this 2sd day of January lo7 as to
Abram Hewitt; the 25th day Of January, 1872 as 10
Peter Cooper and Edward Cooper and on the 9th day
of January. 1872 as to Wilson @. Hunt ana John r.
Parsons. THOMAS d. SAusON,
lSealI Notary Public New-l0rk County.
Which was motion OF Alderman Vance, ordered to
be printed IN form, and referred to the Com
mttee Finance.
dor which Document No. 81
COMMUNICATIONS FROM DEPARTMENTS AND CORPORA
TON OFFICES.
cOIpmunica received from the Controller
reply to resolution OF inquiry adopted by the Board
asking for "a statement OF Accumulated Debt Bonds
Issued during the year 1870 and list of claims listed
during said year.
Which were ordered on file.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Alderman Van Sohaick moved tai the first special
order Of tue day, being an Ordnance 10 regulate passcn
vehicles in the City OF NewiOrk. bo taken AMI
referred to "a Special Committee ~ thrcC.
But he subsequently withdrew the motion To refer 10
SPECIAL Committee, when
Alderman COnOyer moved reference Of the ordinance
to the Committee on Law Department.
which carried.
alderman Conover moved that the consideration of tho
second special order of business, being report OF "a
special committee. assigning rooms III the CT! ia to
the OF tbs Commissioner OF PubAc work, Ur ONCE
purposes, etc. be postponed until the next meeting.
Which carried
PAPERS fkOM fiiE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Resolution follows:
RcSOirtd, Tint permission b. aud b hereby gwen to
MIS-. C. L. Crazy " Greet bal "indo" "a uOnt OK hei
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COURT cAaRSDARs-Tais DA,.


SUPREME CouRr-gHAsBEKs-B
eud4r "a
81 Smith sgt. Ossorn.
lS2. .Havemeyer st al sgt Heal
ct al. .
CIRCuIr-PiRT L-Vsjs \
e37. Lynch agt. bonn.
lO4l. .Hurlbut sgt- Montauk Stee'
Nsy. Co.
7l9l. Hurry sgt. TusI ct 81;
81. Spring ct al tgt Tie NJ aysi
&C.
348. Hunt agt. I'll sSame.
34J. Lee. ext, Agt. The Sane
1893. Van Hise Ggi DBnen, Shert
I<l. Peterson sgt. The Mayor. ~
80. Willis sgt. Weaver.
10. Smith at. UDrien, Shef
&c.
82l. .Smiih agt. 0shorn.
PAHT li.-BRADY. il
SUPERIOR COUEI-TKIAL Term
II
665. TAYLOR ct al .lgt. Perm @, a.
1854 .Geries sgt Miller.
227. .ROss sgt Collins .
1878. .Cristalsr agt. OBrien, shsif
1893. Shaw at. scott.
ll9. .Duer sgt- Red.
1919. Bank Of ". \. National RAM
ing Ass. az Riehar1.
TLsT ll.-SEDG9.Cl
1000. .Newberry a. al agt. Wall :
nj.
80. Meyer AZ. 1Nurher.
C38. Mitchell agL West
SO. Wight AgL Lycoming Cir
ms. Go.
2ii. Palmer agi. Kelly.
lO6I. Marshall agt OBrien, Snrf
1868. .Ely sgt. - La.
100. Andrews agt. Same.
COMMON PLRAs-EoUiTY TnaN-
1872. .Steinle egL Bel ct al.
Cossus PLEAs--TRIAL Tkns-I
II
BIN. 7. Lith Engraving. Az
Prn.ingCo AIT. Am. oniin
Life aud Savings ms Go.
369. .Handts sgt- WetEler.
1864, schoit agt- Wright ct a.
lO65t Sans Az. Same.
1854. Cohen agt. The y. Y. Sewn
Machine Co.
i6T. .Mellhinch sg;. Godfre."
1881. GORDON sgt. Schsfrr.
PART ll.-JGES
lnsQ. Lord AZ al. art. Jones.
lloJ. johnson sgt Morgan.
ll6l. Riddle As Receiver AT Psi
ll74. .Rfhruns ct al. agt Stephens
et al.
ll15. Never sgt. Rntter.
932. Carroll act. Butler
ll76. Boehn ct al. agt. 0tiS ct a
2l7g .simenberg sst. Rolb.
MAsIsB CoUKT--IBIAL TRRs-
-. .zsnger ACT Brennsh
1923. .Drsyer sst. The A. Z c. Eg
Co.
1881 H.. Corbin sgt Winters.
7s.2. .Genin sgt Lipprat.-
7.Ii. The Oriental Powder 60. az
JsrJiDe.
-676. Coleman agt. Walker.
7IJl. .Tuthill Agt. Fetu-tch.
PkRT ii--sPAuLDiS
-. Wolf Lgt. Sehan7k.
1919. .Dealman l. shsriSet.
ea3i. .HelkmeveT agt- Byrnes.
:k9. Block sgt. Bloch.
1855. .Seigel kgt Rank.
76i0. Lawson sgt. Weinberg.
1880. Terry agL Kahn.
1905. .Scanlop agt Strauss.
PARr iII-TRACY,
sT14. Davis sgt PsrselL
12y3. .Hollingsworth agt. Reyeil
Mining 20.
T292 Simpson agt. Same.
8lJ2. Henderson agt y hOmaS
1917. Hutton sgt. GOe'I
sIJ7. Ferguson ACT. BsIteb.
sJ55. Muller agt. Grcss.
D5l7. smith sgt. MounIcasile Ma
uisctunng Co.
6. .Ksyser Agt Constable.
o.. .Cole sst Vanderbilt
o.. .hsdoI sgt. pinokneV.
IS. Stafford sgt. CossroVe.
e.. Kelly sgt Brooklyn Cltl
X. Il. Co.
6s. .Lesvsy sgL Perry.
81. Mansfield agt. kern,f
". .I.oeirow Aft HogAn.
n. .Higgius agt. kelseV et al
n. Pay sgt Mcmahon.
C0UKT OY APfkAE.-ALBANf
esdir Tor Peb. q: Nos. "a, ", 81,
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Aldermen.
STATED SESSION.

STATED SESSION ,-,.& ..
Orv,rr,r, MONDAY Feb. 8, 1878 O'CLOCK p ~.
The Board met In their Chamber NO. 10 ivy ' ~
suant TO adjournment. ,,o, 4, tbe cbair
Present-JOhn Cochranc, esq, Presiuon'' J." '
and the following members ,,,o, r,,,oorald
Aldermen Conan, C0nOyer, falcoher, pInohitt
Gisey, joyce, Martin, McLaren, monrGsch ii"'
Radde Vance Van Schack and Wilder-lo. m ,o71
The minutes OF the last meeting tJanuniy :" '''-
were read and approved. -
QUESTION PRIVILEGE. IT., -
The President here rose to question Oh Ps a, m
called the attention OF the Board 10 an hrucv ~
cvening naner published last Saturday, containing
gross attack upon his official integrity ana 70 ths
Board Having read the article, the Presden III reP1'
said: .-.. .rs oo,oro, assertion
Reference here had TO rumor and genera hsa
and tho freeat from censlre not exempt IRON ono
meet hem with peremptory denial SO Tar as m o1 ,r
cernsd. have been many years III puDuo o, LEA ,ny
the first time has calumny In thls manner dd a,d the
name The insinuatiOn Is utterly unfounaed, mn
rumored assertion entirely destitute OF ruin. ~ tbis
finger be laid upon unworthy act vi h,ho noo
connection To any charge, from respSlslDio ID
should at respond by demanding INC e'iuon0o "
summarily proving Its falsty." ,,. o.uos
The President also as a question OF privilege. caeo
the attention OF the Board 10 rule AAAfl, W i
for the appointment OF standing committee anu ~ h
XXI, which provides that such committees sna 10 10
appointed by the President, unless otherwise
the Board and stated that inasmuch "a three OF h
members appointed by him on the Finance Comn1ttee
were excused from serving which prevented the ION,
mtee from transactng any business nuno,ty VI ,at
Committee only remaining he expressed desire tnaC
the Board should appoint the Standing Comipitoeo on
Finance. 49,, ,o,o,tn,
Whereupon Alderman Mehrbach offered the following
ResolreI That the Committee on Finance OF the
Board consist Of following persons Tor the present
year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08
EVENING SESSION.

At the evening session Col. Whitley was
at much length by Senator Casserly.
The examination brought the past hie Of the witness
as saloon keeper and pawnbrOker in Massachusetts, gro
Ger md fugitive slave catcher Kansas trader the Red
River spy under Butler liquor trader at Mobile, and
finally United States Treasury AGENT and Chief OF the
Service The making Of arrests without Warrants
and the employment of known criminals for the pun
OF detecting others, were also investigated
Adjourned toto a.. III. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

r This certificate Is 10 he presented and delivered
the Inspectors of Election by the person named therein
al the time Of voting
The following shall be printed the margin OF the
certificate, VIZ:
Number ol Ccrlidcote..... Dated, New York .....
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
THE TURE.
JEROME PARK RACES.


To-day is the fifth and last day of the
Jerome Park Meeting. The meeting of Harry Bassett
and Monarchst with King Henry, in the fourmie race,
is the great event the meeting and although the other
races OF the day highly interesting the final contest
between the horses for the championship OF
the national turf will be the sensational OF the
day and meeting. In the threemile race last satur-
day Harry Bassett was defeated by Lexngtons grand
SON. who however had three times before sccumbed to
him. The defeat OF Basset attributed 10 his having
been pdulged in his work his trainer anticipating that
he would have an easy task in winning the purse
that OCCASION The trainer has tried 10 retrieve his
error by working Bassett so steadily that the horse is
now said in fine condition. and the ease with whch
he won his Thursday, against Mary Louise,
pools last night he sold for 5000 Monarchist, $780, and
King Henry s55 This will be the last event OF
the racing season.
ANNUAL SALE OF THOROUGHBRED HORSES.
The annual sale of blooded stock, under the
auspices Of the American Jockey Club held yester
day. at Barker Chases City Auction Mart, at Broad
way and Thirty-ninthst. Only few Of the horses Of
fered changed hands, the bidding being without anima
ton OF the four offered by L. c. Morris only three
changed hands H. Shea of Boston securing the blk T.
Aida yearling by Leamngton dam verbena, for $3.50 ;
W. D. Harrison OF this city, the blk T. Belna, yearling
by the Marshall dam Belle for $50 and Dr. McIae OF
Philadelphia the two-year brother to Bena for 800
OF tho two offered by A. Belmont one was sold the
yearling bay flly by Kentucky, dam Feur des Champs
10 J. f. Purdy for $3.50. OF John ODonnel's stock Of
fcred Judge Curtis bought in for $500 by T. G. Davis
OF tins clty W. T. Cook of FOXbOrO Mass, took Huric
five years, for $780, and White OF Brattsboro Mass
coe tO0 L. Q. Chase OF Boston bought ch g. Leland
five years, for 1900 The brown ily by Jerome Edgar
dam Lady Sykes bought George A Payne OF this
city t6 and IT, Cook Of Massachusetts purchased
the bay hlly by Oakland, dam by Mambnno Chief, for
500. Many OF the lots announced were WlthdraWh OF
not offered.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
Me. CENTRAL N. Y. CONFERENCE.

PALMYRA, N. Y, Oct. 10.-The Central New
York Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met
here, yesterday, Bishop Peck presiding assisted by
Bishop Edmund g. James Reys M. 8. IIurd, f. G. Hib-
bard d. d. and j. 2. Farmer were transferred to this
Conference, which is new Conference composed Of
parts several conferences 1t includes entire
counties besides fractions OF others and whole county
IN Pennsylvania. An important paper from the East
Genesee portion OF the Conference. requesting pledge
of appeal 10 the next General Conference for reconsider
alton OF boundary lines, tabled. The Conference
quested the bishops change the time Of meeting from
Spring to Fall. In Penn Yam district six new churches
are built and in process OF building In Elmra district
q new church Is completed at Watkins and i've in
process Of repairing In Troy district pastors salaries
have been generally raised 10 higher amount and
paid Eighteen out OF twenty eight charges have
sonages. Two ones are built: two other charges
have purchased Iots for purpose Five
churches have been dedicated since November last and
two more are building.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
REFORM, PROSPECTS.
TIDE LIBERAL PRESS USDA1NfED.


VICTORY SURE IF THE LIBERALS REMAIN TRUE
y Nom WiIkes Sprti Of ne Tines.
First. i'm this matter, candor eOmpels us 20
declare fha. we must eApe from minds the pucfle
idea that we have been defeated Ohio and PonnsyN
ma eo,elv by the corrupt use or money. Thero wa,
doubilrss large amount OF vlainy prnctced at tne
polls IN bath the abOve-Damed States Tuesday last
but 10 believe that the decision in both was tno
pure resnlt OF frand Is not only absurd rs n
fact but zen times absurd, In promu CATION as an
msfortune " ust what declared II be IN the opening
c1srs of Vermont and Maine In both Of those SIes,
during tho initial part of ts campaign the Democrats
d not turn out and vote, and this neglect flL " 10 o
orrt,1eoTlsIy supposed that the Liberal hepuDlcau
iDoycmf MT had hut little strength The fact VIZ,
however, that the Liberal movement had twice Ins
strength which IL received credit for ana bau lc DtO
crnts not waited the end OF the LOuisylc pan
mime before they got TO work they might nave STSu @
both Pennsylvania and Ohio 10 tue cause Oi lDtIy Ino
deficient aggregate OF both these important ola,cs
on Tuesday list shows that TO Democratic hpd1hJ
pore largely than TO any other cause may .w W.
atIrbHie tho reverses of the Liberal camp1gn III tIc
trials of this week. We 10 not accuse the Denocrao
rank and 1e OF any lacking In good faith hut 1t Is cledI
that they have not, in tDs case promptly RESPONDED
10 the direction OF their leaders as has been Ihei,
wont; and, though this evidence OF tncir rueE,,u ~,
instincts against change Is highly cremtlDie 70 "
them, IL is unfortunately just as clear that "
has placed the opportunity for the restoration o Ic
party 90 its Just influence, in great pei happy, nov
ever the opportunity is not quite lost now niI We seo
and understand the problem, for there Is you u"io
enough 10 rectify the error. - -. ost,
The following table shows that victory Is yet easly
within reach and all that IL requisite Is tha' "e
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
TFLEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Mayor Medil Of Chicago has issued procla-
suon TIE police Aubos directing then for
bidding tie sale Of intoxicating liquors Oh Sunday.
-. Edward Philbrook of Ellsworth, Me-, a seaman,
Belonging schooner Cicero o. Bangor drowned yessr
while attempting Jump boar. the vessel eauns
at Providence.
The La Mott Lead Company RedeeEoun No. bsrnet Tu
day The loss e2o nTs hundred have shas been thrown
cot Of employment
The Union Bricklayers' eglit-hour strike at
Chicago continued Potter Palmer has conceded the Demands " the
his bote which the had refused About
q have united agreement Rol " oceds We
aslsass Of the stuksn asdsr circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
pEpIcArIoN OF rnE scorr MoNuMENr

The unvailing and formal presentation to tho
city of the Sir Walter Scott monument has been finally
designated for Saturday Oct. 26 instead Of 81
Andrews Day, Nov. 20, which first named. Tho
change made through apprehension that tia
weather the latter date might prove severe and
Saturday selected 10 enable the public schools 10
participate In the ceremonies. IL Is estimated that about
$1,000 school children viii be present. sAndrews society,
the CedOniaD Club and other civic ORGANIZATIONS viii
also attend in fl regala, and the 10Th Highland Rog
ment or the State Militia, which has Just received
800 kits nom Scotland. win parade in its
picturesque uniform The polished granite pedestal of
the monument, composed OF Is pieces. weighing
tuns has been safely delivered Pier No. 81, North
River. near Central Park and Is now removing 10 its
ate In the PARK, opposite the Shakespeare monument
Tho bronze statue which Is 10 surmount the peoestA
will remain on the pier OF the Anchor Line Steamship
Company until the pedestal Is ready for l Inc eost u
tho monument. which executed by STEEL OF Edn-
burgh RON his original marble was 900 guneas Inc
the monument a gin To the city, now contemplate
supplementing tL by another gnt OF an oIiAiy me
statue OF Robert Burns TO DO made By steelL irVm
marble original, In Edn6grKa
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

,, aho,, sovcn others werc wounded Mr. Hewitt
"s US ,nonv more could aud would havo been killed. bnt
fy Ihe earneSt efforts of Gen. Crook and Dr. Bencii "
nut a stop tO tho frine. .f
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

We have doubt sustain the pIOgnostlcatlOns
Of this table, for not yet quite ready to thlnk so
poorly OF eOunrynen 10 believe that the
mcagcr balances OF two leading States are to dom
inecr hundreds of thousands OF equally Intelligent mum
beTs In the yet unspOken States out OF their c0nyic
tiOus IL VIII not Cor sten Democrats 10 say that
Greeley should not have been forced upon them as
candidate for II clear that Mr.. Greeley has cut more
deeply into the Republican ranks than could have any
any other candidate and they have now but to support
him cordially TO reinslae themselves in power.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
OTR Duty.
F,o,, an, ElDStra ~ ~ Ga-ette. tDrm.l

Whatever be the result of the October cleo
ton duty Is clear. The battle which the country Is
engaged is for REFORM for pacitcatOn, Tor peace, Tor
breaking down the barriers OF sections for restoring te
era OF good Will throughout the land and beyond tls
il is contest the right of selfs0yernmen against
Capitalization for term for the PTeslueAcy'
for personal responsibility for all men Ia 0hlee
for a purer ballOt-bOX, for compelling the
Federal Government to keep its hands and money from
State In sucn contest 10 disasters, no
disappointments, no mistakes even in regard W can
didates, make falter aud hence our duty
is plain If iC written on the sky, or upon the
minds and hearts OF the people We strike FOR the country
more than parties and look to political victory as the
best hope OF the people, the states, aud mankind.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
DEFEAT MAY BE THE PROMISE OF VICTORY
BroE, The W0sh.Hgpa PglSsot (bem.l

These were some OF the disadvantages under
which the campaign was conducted, from ne hrst gun
in North Carolina down the last upon which we are
now commenting. Tho people who desired REFORM ana
sought change OF Administration "a the only condition
OF achieving II, rushed forward at the call OF duty,
seized the weapons that lay nearest at hand and IKE
raw militia entered the field. They encountered les
lar army, Oficered and equipped in the c0npletest
manner, with IA plan OF battle long prepared ana tue
choice of position No wonder they were repuseu at
the first shock like the soldiers at Bull Kun But they
have learned wisdom by experience, ana what was a
disaster two days ago may be the promise OF victory
three weeks hence. IL the lessons OF TINS cheek DC
properly taken 10 heart they will inspire courage Tor
another and grander effort remove the causes Oh weak
ness, and assure great triumph.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
CLOSE UP THE RANKS, AND FORWARD !!

Such, then, seems to be the result of Tues
days eventfu struggle That has disappointed
frankly admit. But with equal frankness
friends that We In t no reason for despairing OF far
different November. We sincerely believe ithat
n is still in the power OF the Democratic party and its
Liberal allies TO win the national vctOrys 1t needs only
that what Is past arouse TO the greatness the effort
needed. IL comes down 10 this that II OF NewYork
VIII do our duty and raying round our noble leaders,
keep State In line, the general cause will be
safe Once more, then close up e ranks and forward
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
OHIO GOOD FOR GREELEY BY 10000 MAJORITY

Before the Iate election we Claimed 0,UUJ
majority for the Greeley ticket In Hamilton Co. We
now with equal confidence, the result has been
narrowed down Greeley aud Grant insist that our
majority w not be less than 1000 in ths county for
Greeley. is known that shall carry tho city ia the
Spring Mayor, and al those VINO wish 10 be on the
strong side coming over Grant Is very unpopular
and hundreds who voted the Republican ticket VIII not
vote for him. The figures show, too, that there
thousands Democrats who did not vote on Tuesday.
is not great u was four years ago at
the October election Ten thousand majority under the
circumstances is low estimate for the majority Greeley
Will get IN Old Hamilton. With little work snd eXertiUn
might make 2OO but 10000 enough 10 carry the
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
WE CAN WIN IF WE WORK.

No one need be dlsheartened, for our cause
is not hopeless. We win II work win our old
time ygOr. We must put forth greater EFFORT labor
more carefully and zealOusly, 30 Into the tight with
more determination exert more enthusiasm, lay aside
apathy, and strain every nerve FOR the contest. We
have done this before; must do II again. Let no
say augbt against platform, for II Is the best
we ever had Let say word against our can
ddates fol they worthy OF our best energies. We
ems aged in revolution, and we must remember
that revolutions are not accomplished in day and never
without work. SO say TO ALL Take heart; be not dis
couaged, but work. WORK. work; tor triumph Will come,
for victory will be ours.