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New-York tribune., 1872-06-05

trnty 10 hold its local officers rcsporsihie for
their actious things vorid bo much DETER IN IN
that county Counsel read act or 1865 ia
which the Supervisors or the County OF Newfork were
made the Trustees Of the property anu FUNDS OF tlo
county, and asked there not ample provision made
here for the custody Of the money. Counsel closed ~
saying that the people OF NewYork wanted the prvi
lego OF prosecuting tbyso suits themselves. Iney de
maDd this opportunity right, and they VIII prose-
cute tom and recover, IL s possible % recover, ana
distribute the money tn proper manner.
The OF The People aeainsg Thomas 9. Fields the
Mayor 6o.. called. Tie complaint that Fields,
member Of the Assembly promoted the passage or
bill providing for paymcrs OF fraudulent claims 70
nremen securing 10 himself large percentages ~ fees
John II. Reynolds appeared for tue defendant, sustain
ing bis demurrer. Counsel detailed the chargss and
circumstances on which it bRsed and SAID he could
not soc how could be sueC for money apprOpri-
ated in q bill passed by the Legislature because
he. as member Of the Ii ogfsature. voted for
it, Counsel argued this point AZ some length,
and also sustained the demurrer 10 he right of the Atto
ney-Genera behalf OF the State tO Dring TINS SUIT
Mr. Reynolds having concluded, IN address prepared by
George Ticknor Curtis behalf OF She city CORDOBA
tlOb, was then read. Tie address mainly ce-
murTer to making the City party 20 this action,
Wheeler H. Perkham then addressed the Court on behalf
OF the prosecution detailing all the Crcuasttnces Of the
case. Court then adjourned unt 1880 ~ m. O-morrow
Mr.. OCOnOr tnen 10 speak to tbe question Of the
right ~ tho state 70 bring the SUIT.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05

concession 70 on arOrscd public sentiment viii amount
10 nothnc unless it Is wade clear that Gen Hartrahit
funds Willie dsOharEuE his duties a5 AuCltorGeneTai'
II this can be established. he sill succeed.
IL not, no power MAZE him Governor. What ald5
20 oar local difficulties. is the oppression OF most OXEN
sive personal rule. lnTrnrhed IN office. panopied IN
spos Of a sorts. this rHle has advanced from su eACia
sive .eward of s slaves "a romotseitfs pusheh "
oir ate in whig 10 bas not oeheo ahd outraged tDc
opingu, either by preference OF the unworthy OF 9y
control IL Is seeking 10 pack our delccates 10 the Na-
tioual Convention by complimontins a Glna-
is that he is the son Of the head Of the
despotism. Simon Cameron. The people expected our
Hemy Wilson for that office lt was muzzcd oy order'
u to-day the DELEGATES do not vote a. We nave ua
only because the attempt has aroused Le indgnauOh
Of their constituents thegrpund There are some
protest AGAINST IL II 30 is perseyered IN.
We speak for man or men; we ho no resentment
we plead the Repu Joan party OF Pennsylyan long
oppressed b. this most odious personal rule We leau
for Grant whose great name IA employed To frlghen
tlmu into submission. We do not asa Jlat cahui-
dates from the dsiranchised Republicans or the Stde
snail be substituted Tor Hartranft and Aen but de-
maud that success IN November shall not be lmper
led uy cefeat IN October. Gen haFtTan1t Wa 80
brave soldier, and, We believe, is an hoheSt aL d &
does be not know that there is deep and detefheu
purpose among the Bepubhcans OF iilass5 NJ
we % te9 him and his friends of the sentiment in
Phiadep phia at Lancaster Chester Luzerhe, wyoming,
egheny, Cambria VenanGO, Lebanon, 1Urh' ana O,ncI
cones They reiiised 10 be warned in January. VIII
they not be a0mOnished In June Inc cdhuiudte lol
Audi torG enera Col Allen OF Warren, is we are Sau 70
believe ready TO retire. like good Republican, before
demonstration more serious The kepunncan paIy
in crisis and nothing save 10 but bold ana unsti
fish action our friends other States viii now, per
haps, be able TO understand the course OF me fFSS &
for themselves answer their question, so often put
to u Can you carry Grant in November, II you lose
Pennsylvauia IN OctODerf
We only wish the spirit that animated the pubic OF
the past could infused the party leaders OF the
present In other days, good refused To serve IN
any position. 10 a candidate against tAe seHSe
Of The people and s 10 very little ming 10 ASK OF
those WELD this despOtc personal rule, ana Wh0
mOnOpOlze the patronage Of nation city, ana aate, 10
yield puDAc sentiment that can easily be proplaieu
but Will no longer consent to be dcnodl
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
KINGS COUNTY Liberal REPUBLICANS.
ELECTION OF WARD OFFICERS AND DELEGATE;

ELECTION OF WARD OFFICERS AND DELEGATES
TO THE GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Since the Cincinnati Convention the Liberia
Republicans Of Kings County have been organizing ward
associations and clubs, and, in pursuance Of call
Issued 10y the Executive Committee appointed by the
State Committee Organization primaries were held
last evening IN the several wards and towns and dele
gates were elected 20 the Liberal General Committee OF
KINGS County which win meet this evening and organ
ize sudOined Is a list of the ward officers and dele
gates elected as far as ascertalned:
Fourth W1rd-Pe dent Arthur Murphy. YPresicnt H. Ten
brock Secrearr Treasure George tanng lp
speetars-Wsm Taylor. A. smith Toney DcegAte,JosePb
Reeye Darrabran Samuel Ava voorhees, Arthur Murphy
irth Bard-Dgltes: Lucan Brseye J. " Pickett e. Parsh
H. Putnam, j. KeaNOrthy
ersnfh Rqrd-Delegate Lansing B. F. Clayton W C. Steers
Thomas Fnchie, william g. Lewis
Eighh War-Deleea T. ID. Hewitt, W. H. " CadmHs samuel
H. Morrel A. Ward, ). Berry.
Wdrd-DeegatesC W. L. MOrel George H. Davenport
WH. shaw r. g. Rider. Francis A. BiggN
TCeh HGrdresdeu Gustarus Voges Yse Presidents John
Herman Koger Recording seersiaTy William Boand Core
oudng ecretafy John Cah Treasurer James Kane; Degates
Gustavs Peass j. w. q. Hall Francis Juf Benjamin CaFk An
lhOuy Van Wynen-
FEghnA Wari-Presideut simlel CaTrrsy; veePresieni
DIETRICH George A. Squei DsElteCharles W
odArd Boone jams Leear Thomas Roberts hufus L. Scott
Tre.heA W1rd-Pesiien b. Whitney Vice Presidents, Henry
Gay Dsegaies. T. n Rocker ;. ". hEan. w. Goodrich W.
Potsr A.. P. HAYDEN.
N. G. Bari, J. X. Moore.
Tirsafy 0nd Hard delegates A. EdsId F.
Cot y ilam Blair II. II. HuichnsOa, Wynss GHggs
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE.


ell OF the Union League Of America met today Gov.
Geary in the chair Three hundred and forty delegates
were present. IL wa- th5 ldIscsb n1l0SStlhs
since 1861 The Secretary Thomas G. baker OF rev
YORK read various reports showing the eOhdluOn
al The League throughout the Union Inc committee
ON Resolutions reported series, OF when lne OoNDK
is synopsis TIE first repudiaes the ueh lhAt ING '-
sion 0f the Republican party Is ended. . -.
The second declares tbat the Democrhuc piIIly re-
mains the same character as rom l-I 70 lhsdpa
BILE OF reform improvement and iorefet uns 10 uIect
and govern the nation. 49,, ,,t.,.. e, ., -
INC third rccItes that the fact Of the alliance OF the
He'd Liberal Republican party with the benocratie
party develops its nature, ana no OlheI - Ieured
TO present it To the people as lnt0ierdDV O"'o ana
lguODie. -.i.,,,,. Al
tinctOn OF race, color, OF religion are oH1o 70 INC
same civil and political rehls. ...t. A., a.,
Jhe h declares that the system Of terrOrlsm In the
south must be put down 40 ali hazards.
The sixth urges the House OF Representatives 20 pass
the Ciy Rights and Enforcement acts now pending IN
that body. , -. .-,,r.,
T1e seventh declares that the wisdom Of the XlIth.
XVIII. and XVth Amendments has been Iully demon
sfrs ted and opposes any attempt 20 repral them
The eighth declares for the invlOabIy OF the pubic
debt ,.-,
The ninth declares that the tariff ana internal taxes
should be so adjusted 20 foster and encourage the IN
dustries OF the nation.
me tenth favOrs reform IN the Civil Service.
The eleventh praises the Administration Ot Gen.
Grant. .. o
liua Gen Barry Of Mississippi, Mr. Foster o fenhsyl-
yauia, Mr. schermerhOrn OF hew-fork' aud others'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
GENERAL POLITICAL NETS
1n1rrcIANA DEMOCRACY.

EFFORTS AT COALITION IN THE STATE CohVEN-
TIoN-THE TIDE TOWARD THE LIBERALs-
STRONG FEELING FOR GiIEELti AND bAo""'
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSkI
NEv-ORLEANs, June 4-The Democrats Of
Louisiana. in Convention here to-day, confined the
work mainly to discussion Of propositions for a CO.
altion with the Liberals The issues hnge mainly on
IA tional politics, the differences on sate poliuc~
The Hon c. NJ. Conrad. one OF the leading men OF the
south and a man who has filed numerous places OF
honor in the State nationsecretry OF war under
Fillmore &c-writes letter in The Tines to-day urging
the Convention 10 send delegates TO b''noro Peugeu
to Greeley and Brown. He urges tbat ther nomlna-
lion at Baltimore Is the plain dictate OF wis
dom and policy and the only possible pdh Iur ne 1eIeat
0f Grant third ticket. he contends, "OuIu ne smpy
sucida lie begs Northern Democrats 70 glelu luelI
prrces against Greeley, and by eecthg MN save the
south from the despOiism existing througHOut her nm
its The letter OF Cen Beauregard to te same pupoIt'
already published in The Times. Is also IN cHcuauon
and carries great weight The feeling Tor Greeley ana
brown is however irresistible, and these MRuehs are
ruainy made 20 convince whatever Democrat oppose
ton there may be North OF the fatality oi a''PAs
third ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
THE FEELING ABOUT GRANT AND GREELEY

THE FEELING ABOUT GRANT AND GREELEY
Samuel Bowles telegraphs from Philadelphia
20 Tie Springfield Republican two plthy bits Of news
which seem 70 show the whole situation:
There are rumors OF delegations ready TO join in throw
ing Grant overheard. Even the Connecticut men are
credited with ngrautude OF this SORT and Ohio is re-
ported 70 have twelve delegates eager TO follow new
lead But while II Is safe 10 say that dozen resO-
lute leaders, representing many dinerent states
eould change the character OF the Convention and
make a new ticket, IL 10 equally safe 70 say that
Uotbipg OF the sort will be done Grant Is spoken OF
with deprecation with apology, with regret neces
tv but always bated breath, as 10 were trea-
on 10 dispute his right 10 the denomination and his
claims 10 applause There is something Of the same ter
rorsm here among the delegates that prevails among
be ce-hOiders In the Washington departments. Inc
feeling that difference from Grant IS party treason Is
not only widespread but is significant OF the spirit that
perhaps uneonsoiOus but st truly resnS al the White
House.
that there was at Cincinnati that accompanied the
first Republican National Convention here IN 1856 There
IA tust Dit at least the sOlemny OF funeral about
the affair There much gush over Grant, but the
Lack is made up IN 1dcue OF Greeley while great deal
of egret IL expressed that Mr. Sumner should have al
lowed himself 10 20 to such bitterness OF denunciaton
OF Gen. Grant. When the amenters are asked II what
he said IL true sometimes they say that Is the worst
OF IT, sometimes theS want 70 tell you what an old TOOL
Greeley d.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
BROOKLYN POLICE APPOINTMENT

The Board Of FOT'e CommnslOntfS OI bTOONTy5
BEL, an erscave session yesterday asraoon ar vbob The o~af
sbpointner.s we're annOancei:
Flr.t Prsrinct-Capia.n Joel Smith eappointed.
seeona PrensCapsan james MCuuen esppSutf Sergsni.
Kane Dunn Crlfts and Csrroughef- a..
Tbr pre- ps attain Dsnel Segessts Dsbbns hssr
K.iet and Our Third suh-Prconasersaati Riley Kansr
Porter.
Pouh Prpcuct-Capta A. wadayl ssrgesst. CanpS~S
OBdea and Strong
b PrrcnetCspian COrneHs. woxsmi serseaai'. Cos'Sa
Borr. Brrunan and B1nce
SIKH PTsene-CApiaia. Mullen; Sergesns Aaam k''<
an McSanara
seventh PecneCapsn appolatmsnti sergs'n's. N'ess
Esh Proe5ct-Cap.a John mEesr serEants Msse- Dsnss
Kelly and Lovt
Ninth Prrnrtcsptsin, Jsres McIanghEa segeant, s~e
Handler Lsy snd Miller Ninth subPreosct-Sergsans Le"r
Wotth, and " lnsrth-
appointments made for The Tenth sergesu H. Vs
Wager of The Detectives and Sergeant Georg R,g- o hs saaa1
squa1 reag poiztef
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
II IS announcei that Jerseymen in the Ivth

1t is announced that Jerseymen in tue lVth
District talking OF Mr.. william Walter Phelps as
candidate for Congress. Mr. Phelps Is man Of great
public spirit those who reside IN the vicinity OF has
exten. improvements have reason 10 know, and he
belongs TO the cass OF whose entry upon political
life Is sure 90 be advantage
The Buffalo Courier, which in the proper
time advocates Free Trade has this TO say to ts unruy
brethren; The Cincinnati FreeTrade coterie are prob
ably the insttors Of tho unfortunate action OF the
steinuav Hall meeting Those gentlemen hold patent
Tor the c0n.tructiOn OF new national parties t is an
induary In Cincinnati. Gen. Cox, who cheerful} per
yuitted Ms name gD before the big Convention
Clndtdste Tor President and VicePresident has fallen
back Il seems into tho moro srst0Grc society u tho
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05

LvERMORR-RILBY-Ia this ety Jnns BY R- Henry Nose
gome-y D. Chas r. LVunors N. Emma only child Of Jo1s
Riley ESD, all Of this eiGy.
MACVEY-SUTrONOB Tuesday. 9Th inst: By Rev p C. swee,s
w. Helena both u this No csda
Phafept. the ith inst b
Henry BoaTdman Gardiner hctaudess 70 Lucs Man
daughter Of the late G. G. Franciscus.
MERRILL-MOORROn Monday June J. b. Rev John j. Br0asn
Wm Willis Merrill to rille Chauneey Moore, both Of hs city
BIYDENBURGH-Ou saturday 1917 The Chur
Of Holy Communion Nssfork By e Rev Dr. Geo W Drapcs
Rector of 81 Andrews Church Harlem James W. Pr~sn
PrrercE yOanges daughter of the yn- r. BydsDbIsA
both OF this city
CORNELI-On Tuesday JuDe 1872. At g. Mxrrt
Ryiauee p g. RchAts Katc 50
daughter Of Hon. Chas u. Cornell
VAN ORDRN-CLARK-On Monday June = By Wm. r. BooiA
Clark daaKhtsr C0rneAas
Clark, esq. n Of tho ofoAHBg clergyman
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fFor other Ship Belcs see second P10e.l
ARPIVRp

rF0r other Ship Be1s see second P10el
ARRIVED.
ste1r-hp Hosata Grr Bsnts Hanbu-g Nay y, and HsvD
25 with md.a. pass. % Kuuhsrit x "a
steamship sdcniln (Br Legho April 5 Genoa s,
Marssi Naples Mar Mesna tgh Palermo 7h and Gorsss
Eiib mdse and
steamship Mallory. savannah, With mds and pas V
Livingston. Fox Co.
Steamp Esze fRr Jletnnrn Cow Bay B. taTs with oosl
Shp Ana huar fsf Boston snadnr Manila Pch D. With nds
Bos0s Crockett BaVis Dec H. va sansrsnf
Feb T.. mdse. -
Atlantic lof SeH-HsEni Dkersou BArs0es % iaJs sr
ugaT.
Bng Ro.kand. Demoai Cienfneyos 10 days with slglr.
Brig Roslyn. Tuthil. Masln,as II dags. siih sugar
Ciares Moody oi PnnEori Abbo Pan % lays via
rubber snl
Sehr DssieY Baracoa dATs With fr<L
schE Noble Ath-rton q n egos isdays. With moasea
ANCHORED AT HARr's ISLAND.
Brig Memphis (9r), Windsor ~ 8
Schr Abb.e r. willard. from Bangor.
S,lr Amhassador from Bangor
Ben Bor4nd. from VRalbsyen.
Massachusetts,. frpu ROckland
MIND-SandoWu. ~. moderate, = T.; thck snc rsioag
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsrOS June -Aulre steamship Leopard ron Phafepair
bark Jophue fram Ayres hT G. Fl Ca1eaas
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
SOME FRESH PARrICUIARs.


In order 70 close the controversy started by V0or
heess alusion to Mr.. Greeys signing the Davis bail
bond "impertnent interference" TIE Mac0H (Ga.l
Telegraph prints the following communication. which 1t
vouches for as from the most authentic source.
Mrs. Davis went 10 New York 20 consult Chas OConor
Mr.. Days's counsel as q the best manner Of eecung
his release rOLs prison. Mr. OCOnor told thai "a ms
opinion there but way that could be done and
that 10 get the representative OF TIE Repupu
can party 10 sign his bond Mrs Davis manfred who
that man was. Mr. OConor replied that t was Horace
Greeley. she then aaked nm II be would not zee Mr
Greeley and get him 70 do IT, He csPpisS rePihSd
and that she was tlc proper person 70 see am;
She went 70 his Office, sent in her card, and
was lnFiteu lnto nls private once. she saii W ~
Mr. Greeley, my husband is confined IN a
cascmate at Fortress Monroe. He has been
tbere for many long, weary months. he Is
feeble old man, ard he Is gradually sinking ub-
bis rigorous Imprisonment. He viii die II he remains
there much longer. eame here 10 consult Mr. OC9nor
ar the means OF getting him released He has told me
that there is but one way TO do H. and that is
get the representative OF the kepuDncan
party TO sign his bond and saws you are
you viii do II, you believe IL % be right. Ny hnsOahu
Il dying Mr greeley. NAV hope that you VIII IAVorn
extended his hand % Mrs Davis, aud said " Madam,
you may, for will sign hls bond" Mr.. Greeley was
then PROMINENT candidate before the LegsLatuIe iot
that be had agreed 70 sign Mr. Davss bond. ana Wes
TO him and protested against IL. They told hD 'Na &
they had made count and that he would be eieetS ~
majority, but II he signed the bond. u N91i1 Won %
defeat him. lie replied II know u snnrs MIL
They told him that he was one OF the owners
Of TIE TRIBUNE, and II he signed this bond be Mou@ q
lose thousands Of Subscribers. He replied know u
They said Mr. Greeley You have written hist0ry on
the war volume YOU have out and have sold laIs
numbers ~ 10. Your second volume is nefly OUT ani
you have large orders for that II you sign ths DOu
large amount of money" He replied Gentlemen 1
know ID but 10 Is right, anu n do It," He dld uo ~
states senate and $4,000. To ny mind ths u"'e
not look like Bpottiuout thteftsgcQcs,'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
THE CHARGES AGAINST GOV. HoFFlIAN.

ALBANY, June 4.-Gov. Hoffman, on beng
interrogated as to the attacks made upon him by daily
paper in HewYor City, said tnat, having been twice
elected Recorder Of the city, the last time almost unan
mOusy; aud having been twice elected Mayor oi tho
city the Last time by unprecedented majority; ond
twice elected Governor, the LAST time b} n largely
Increased majority and his official character and Integrity
never having been questioned, ho does not believe t
necessary % answer attacks made upon him on Ae eve
Of an exciting Pr sdenal campaign The Governor eib
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05

little ,nc Gen Burret who rovrd the adoption NJ ms
Cincinnati platform calling for unanimous VOtei syof
OF this esnd Declaration OF Independence now .s
Reform. Highl, respectable sre the gentlemen on
gaged IN the Free Trade sgiiatOn they aIs the mOe m
ikiy persons i'm the world 70 head popular movements
Their bower in with the leaders Of parties ratber Una.
with the people. The roll ~ familiar and respectee
names always dspnged in connection with tBeir meee
ings whether IN Cinelnnati Or New York, comprises
nearly all there IA Of ther organization 10 rs i0rca
Ike Artemus Wards company. composed entirely q
brigader r. generals
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

a OFFICE oP THE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. c.. June 5, ls72-l "a. ~. -
synopsis T0r me DdR fpeHiV-four AottT1.
The lowest barometer has moved eastNarhy
from Lake Ontario % Southern NewEugiand' i","Wed
nv I5risk north westerly winds Cloudy eniHr. with
rim il prevailing frOm Lake Ontario eastWaf over new
Feand thence southwark and westward, ca 81 weather
win light 10 fresh winds.
~ Py06abiliiies
Rising barometer, northery to westerly winds ana
clear and clearing weather prevail "Wednesday over
me Middle States and extend over New England clear
sesIher coutnue very generally from the Upper Lakes
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
NEW-HAAlPSHIRE.
TIE APPROACHING LEGBLATURE-CAUCU9 NUMI'
TIONS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHi

CONCORD, n. H., June "A Republican Leg
slative caucus to nominate officers for the Legislature
met At Phpnix Hall this evening The Hon Chas H.
Bell OF Exeter was chosen President. A Dalos Tor
Spenker resulted IN the nomination OF the hOu. ga
Fowler of Concord and Josiah X. Benton OF Lancaster
Clerk. ~, r,-.,cfs d
At the Democratic caucus at Angeles Ila francis X
Chase OF Mortified presiding, Thomas CogsNtu oi u4
Inauton was unanimously nominated Tor spe@Aer'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05

to the South Atlantic sd Gulf coasts falling barometer
with eaEterly 10 soutlieTly Winds over '"o M
Dangerous winds are net antclpateu'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
MARRIED.

.sIt works like a charm,"ss ssy all asssss Pam
KmuSG MAGIC Oh for Headache.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05

The Poor Little sufferer - be Immediately relieved By us,
Mrs. WISsLows sooTHIsG SYRUP FOR children tershing
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages mast Be iadSrsed nth fsa
nGHle aud addTess
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
THE BOSBsNEy.

The names signed % Jefferson Daviss bal -b0Rd, IN
id iron 10 his own, were
Horace Greeley heW-i0fk.
Gerrit Smith, New-IOrk.
Augustus Schell, New-Yurk
Aristides Welch. Philadelphia.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Now York.
W II. Mcfarland, Richmond.
T. Barton Haxall, Richmond
Isaac Davenport, Richmond
Abraham Warwick. Richmond.
Gu-tayus A Myers, Richmond.
William NJ. Crump, Richmond.
James Lyons Richmond.
John A. Meredith, Richmond.
William II. Lyons, Richmond.
John Minor Bolts, Virginia.
Thomas W. boswell. Virginia.
James Thomas, jr., Richmond.
Horace r. Clark, Hew-YOrk
BENJAMIN Wood, NeW-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
EoRNEY ON HARTRANFT AGAIN.
III rELEeRAPH ID - TRIBrNE

ANOTHER APPEAL FOR CHANGE OF FRONT IN
TIE FACE Of THE ENEMY, AND IN LINE OF
uATTlF.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05
JEFFERSON DAvIss BAIL BOND.
BEECHER on IT.

7
From The TriJuns Nay 29 1867.
Mr.. Beecher, in reply, spoke substantially as
follows:
ment Davis Just where aid two II IL
be proved that he pryy 20 scheme O assassna-
ton OF that he cruelty violated the laws war say
let him be tried and cOndignly punished. Here there
applause, which Mr Beeeber promptly checked,
saying Hear AL have 20 say, and then applaud az
home II you want tot But he is charged
with any Ohense, let him be tried for IT.
And 1 gay that 10 detain In prison
months and years without trial Il atrocous. l Is
contrary 20 all constitutions, and all laws and all justice
have felt profound mobilization the fact that
such a thing done IN this land OF liberty aDdlaw.
And honor Mr. Greeley and Mr. GeTrt Smith FOR ntsr.
pOging 10 preyent the continuance Of such a crime. IL
had been necessary would have become bail myself.
Here Mr. Beecher criticised the character OF Davis very
sharply, but paused and went fOllowsl: But
have no right 10 speak Of hn thus IN his absence.
take back such things should be said before mans
face. II all. and Mr.. Davis not here to defend
himself"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05

lBY TELFGRAPH TO THB TR1BrNEI
PuuABElPHIA, June 4.--COl. Fouey viii make
another vigorous protest in The Press, tomorrow,
against Caerons course and that of the Presidents
friends IN this State The following viii be his leader:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-05

HORACE WHITE DEFENDS LNNER AGAINST GAk-
RISON-HE CONTRASTS GARRIsONs ANTI
SLAVERY LABORS WITH THOSE OF GREELEY