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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
POLITICAL NOTES.

Judge w. G. Winans of Greene County has
been nominated for Congress by the Democrats and LAD
eral Republicans OF the WITH Ohio District
A correspondent writes from Montgomery
County Ohio late the home Of Vallandigham' that not
10 Democratic votes of COCO that county VIII De
lost TO Greeley and brown ana mat 'ho 'o'a' io' " wv
81 ate will not reach 900.
Judge VIM. Hancock, Chairman OF the Grant
Republican Executive Committe OF the Vth MISSISSIPPI
Congress District, has addressed letter % Judge
Alcorn, Chairman Of the LIBERIA stare Cohmi'eo' a."
nOunCing his Intention TO suppOH Greeley'
The city election of Louisville, KY, passed
of quietly Yesterday The regularly nominated Demo
cratic ticket was defeated by very large majority
The Opposition or Citizens ucke which was composed
OF Democrats elected entire notwithstanding the
fact that the regular ticket was supported Dy e D1o
cratic and Liberal Republican papers OF the CITY
The Louisiana State Libral Convention as
sembed at noon. yesterday at the Academy Oh MUSIC III
New Orleans. Andrew S. Huron of Baton Rouge was
chosen temporary Chairman. After recess the Com'
mittee on Credentials reported from !"
parishes. william W P,sn % AisSleP Of I;
was appointed 10 confer with tie Executive C0mess
OF the Democrats the Reforners, and the ,Se
Republicans, with n view OF eoditlohi aiVel "'"
Convention adjourned until tomorrow 81,
The Greeley and Brown Club OF the FOURTH
Ward of Lockport ~ V, was Gganted on tue "a 'n''
by the election Of the following onicers Pfesiuen'
exNayor A. i. Brown; Vice Presidents, VIM spauiunS'
Andrew Tenbrook. James Clifbrd, ana Joni IN, 81,
Secretary, W. H. Ransom Treasured C. ., ,, others
Executive Committee, John Murray, ana you, 49, ,th
Gen W s. Farnell DistrlcArOrncy NJ NJ soutnNoi, H.
A. O. Davis OF BrooklyD aud George T.. Greene were tno
speakers.
The Greeley and Brown Club OF Lincoln,
Neb was permanently Organized the 2Sth ult' Win
DR.. F. Renner as President one hundred ana t"en,'
eight persons enrolled Themselves rs memoere ., ~
Club At Liberal meeting in Lincoln, on the I'n -, -,
July number OF Grant Republicans nteIiere1r, nb
yelling. Laughing. and hurmhtug. lie dfetlts
knowing that such conduct might call out san
kind at the meeting Of the GRANTEES, pass.u s
lutions deprecating such action by any OF ~
bers, and urgently requesting them TO maintain o ~
orderly conduct on all occasions.
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tho party ofteDor than any W ms conten-
poraries He has never made word OF l recan,
tatiOn, and has done act IA CONTRADICTION
20 his profession. No would think for moment Oh
doubling him. not for the fact that DO ~ can
did1te against Grant for tho Presidency .,,
There Is no evidence the Committee claim, lDat bil.
Greeley has gone over 10 the Democracy Inat
party has changed and taken now departure. c DC
yOnd doubt the men who composed the Bathoro
ventiOn were honorable men ana meant ".ss
they said Tho change Is Induced Dy "a,
progress Of ev0nis and is honorable one, ~
inaugurates era In politics. and renders u III
possible that the old strfes that have divided men shai
be perpctuatcd.
Especially It 10 be welcomed In its effect on the
Southern people. II viii bring with 10 burial OF inc
strifes the hates, the bitterDesses which nave
divided brethren, and have done more 70
impair the prosperity OF the nation III
the past and to threaten 1t for the future than al othef
combined. The American who with such pros
pect before him. allows doubts MS jealousy to over
come his magnanimOus instincts, commits a sin, the
magnitude of which 10 difficult TO OyereStimate.
So let us clasp hands across the obasm and become
again supreme au example before The nations OF
the earth OF union, nave been Of intelligence ana
Oi material prosperity
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IMPERIALISM IN CALIFORNIA.

AN IMPOSING LIST OF INFLUENTIAL NAMES.
The following list OF prominent Republicans
I'm California who have Joined the Liberal ranks IA taken
mainly from RE san FraneisoO Chronicle Grant paper
with few additions supplied by prominent politician
from that State:
John r. Cheiis. formerly Lieutenant GoyernQr Frlnk
formerly United states Marshall Gen. John y frisho
Of soano; John fue formerly spoanrr ~ 'nS ~ ,
publican state Central Committeej a }. Bryant' form
srly Naval Officer and Chairman Of state Central Com
miitee; Apdrew J. snyder ~ Alameda Goorge Bar.
sfow NEdward Corbett Thomas Grey, charles lnife OF
Placer; Pascal Cosgn' late member OF Legs5tu ~ 3
~ Republican State Central Committed d he,ss{
banker At stockton DiNd Oneese"ai i, eyyneri
Treasurer At San Francisco - D. Eeuains i3 90
Republican secretary of state Jonathan 70. MY
e merchant m2e,, c san GeoPSe b Saso Tranf
soue, formerly Collector OF Internal ke,snuei WI, WI
strnan f51f years ago President Of the Grant inyin
cibIcs ~ r. Taylor, merchant Ezekiel Wilson an
EnSsS GGe a1sy %s@ R%eseSY Yoc John
n stili James Monlt II. X. W. Clark OF Alameda Mon
b,n M n sargent r. Henson c. j. Richards, al Of Mon
terey. James 4 Hoiiuger. r. DunheIberSer ana henIy
o.eph Wilson " San Francisco formerly o. the Land
DEPARTMENT Washington @. NJ. Arnold, A " Horton.
n,eso DR. a. Irattau, Stockholm j. W. SNOWFALL, Graf
ton. Robert Ncuarvcy Mendoeno John orr el' nans'
s,n Frnpolsco; John ntel. writer san Francisco NJ @
Intan formerly editor OF me Atl California; William
Ireland, Joseph Palmer, rheodcre b.oomer .haries
n rrtyerse thaA n senter, San jose Judge Naleb
n,rbanE Petalumi y spencer ~ santa Clara, mem
her of ths last Legislature, seth McthetDeo, j.
a. n Wentworth Thomas Mathorson, VIM shchnoh,
once Assayer in the Mint J. II Bloombcrg > ,. nt1n'
vI.irna n last Republican Committee s. ~ John wade
st,oruey e. O. Noyes. broker John sheldon Of late
Republican County Committee, y "a g A. meifill'
prasident OF the settlers AssociatOn Phneaa HUDSON
chnrss X Petsrs. Thomas flnnerty, Charles uo-mei
merchant. John NJ TUdd William sexton CITY Mafrnal
Al s,n Jo.. seth H. Hartwell, Vallejo, " l. Beard, On
M,,lon San Jose; D. W. Burr, banker Michael fonneis
Howard susth, j. q. -tebbns, Isaac n Th0tne, julie
Nathaniel Hennstt Richard Chenery, merchant George
Uud.ou Aiernuder lily, Daniel hOrcross, JACOB shew'
" N Rand capt. D.. d. shuland Auburn; 4. j sner.
Re.nstsr AT Marysvlils, Henry Martin NeAreisN.hy.
John A. Moglynn san Francisco, Republican csnuiA,s
I,.t vsar fpf uarbor commissioner ". III. iopias alu
a. Ffauk smith both late Republican eanul.Al o. ioi
ID strrt Judge M san Francisco; Y. g. r. liliei OF oAu
Francisco, candidate 0n Republican uchet Iol $3.50
tnre Al election before last; Dr. john hasuhks saa .
stabslna Henry Webb. WIN Z. Parker, H. tAsepVlt =.
san Francisco.
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TILE NEw-JERsEY LIBERALS.
:, 1,x,oN COUNTY CoNyENTIo


The Union County Liberal Republican Con
venfon mot yesterday afternoon at Liberal hcauqu,,
crs in Elizabeth n j. The meeting was called 70 o'ue
by c. T. Warren OF Linden, William L. flaES VI
G. +. Davenport. j. c. Blake, E n. sebbns WIN, loo'n'
Ira b. Wheeler Judge Gale, c. A. Runke' d. NJ u '"''
ford Vice-Presidents.
After organization the Convention proceeueu " ap
ropt County Executive Committee for the year. Inc
COMMITTEES elected is constituted as follows:
G. t. Warren, Linden; W. 3. Maxson' Plain
Geld, II. r.. Graves, sprngfeld w. L. FiaGg,
summit: John w Clarke, New providence; ,r,f Ste
rben Cox Crawford; c. w. Porter. Rahwayi Wlu I
tdooagood Clark, J. Roberts r. NJ Moore N. ". i f
1iiore Terhnde T. ID. Hodge, Gud G. f. DaVenp3It ior
The several Wards in EagetR The Conye1 tbS r 1
.trrcte6 inc Chairman W. i. Flagg, 10 can tle III 81
@ting ~ INC Committee and authorized the COMM
trS 70 Mn ali vacancies in It's body at such meeting rue
Tonvention further authorized the Committee 10
ofe with the Democrats in all potcat acTiom ~ ' 10
,ending campaign, TO consult with tne Democla
t ttee as TO holding county mass meeting
az once and to organize Greeley ana Brown SluDs ~
every township and ward. The Convention tneh "u
iOurucQ.
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OFFICE-HOLDERS NOT FREE FROM PO-
LIIICAL ASSESSMENTS.

LIIICAL ASSESSMENTS
Since the discOntinuance of the practice of
making direct eyies on the Government employees for
political expenses, mode OF getting funds has been
devised by the Cuson-house managers. The fashion in
vogue In Collector Murphys day, of openly calling on
the employees in the Federal seryceto contribute certain
amounts out Of their pay, has been superseded by che
less scandaious but equally effective practice Of raising
subscriptions among the members of various Grant As
Scclaons. This Is done in the present campaign. No
tee Is given at the Committee meetings OF the Associa
uons that money is waited for q specified political OBJ
lec' and measures taken TO procure it, Sometimes
Ohe required amount Is obtained among the prom
eH' hbers OF the associations, the majority OF which
arc controlled by the Custom house but not infre-
qd verbal appeals made who minor
10 share the burden Compliance Ia op-
~ L. " ooniSe AMI yet few refuse 20 give Members
I Eve General Committee generally In
u.s." I,,,ej,"r Wy uety OF making the collections.
a. Gt e,, " providing the sincws OF politics for
~ ~ , ~ ,Is has been ~ beg from the Government
n ~ HAcsir ~ ana capitalists who sympathze
VIII w, ~, ltioh Previous the Philadelphia
Convention ihe morality OF that class OF contributors
Nas heaylly taxed as was shown al priyate meeting
or ofceh0!deTs ned on June al the corner ~ HroaT
way ana l"ehiy-tuId-st. "A report was made at that
time OF the febnt OF the efforts the oNcehoIders no
secure funds Tor Convention purposes In apnesred NV
the report that lafge amount had been ohtaIned iron,
Vim. e. Dodge, Henry ID. Lapaugh, Tho, q Actor and
Others The Grant meeting which hold AZ inc Gnoner
Institute last Spring Is known TO have been frnsbed
with fireworks bought Win the money OF bankers yrho
transact the Government business. ~
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THE STATE or TRADE
noNEsTIc MAnERrs.

wiruNarov Ang 5-Sunts Turenans &C. rrf- srn
@ or s,n,. - - for No. l. sac o- Low ps r5f1f Pale
Crr ILr,entns sieaiT 81 60 Tor Hard - - g. lerH Op
- 3 'Or sirN1. Tar stetiY a. ~ +l
Aug aF0ur quiet; Treble fN.rn4 ~ %
Ftmy 81 7Ja s. a. Corn esstTi GEl if. Nae C.f Ost.
lc Ia, 500 SO Bran, ~ ~ P1k hed a s. p Ble"s
tagc Sugarcursi Ham,. U4jic LsrCl-e teroe ita5c
Keg 0.0o SagAr du Fs 70 Cool fuf = a. c y iosss.e
Nhsy.lJd BE- Coffee. i6i he Efcli ge5terug 10. nee
York seht premium. God, ~ 81.
sunply; boilers 81 Wssn Mixed i.n &c. With buyers Mali
si.es. stronger: snail sales ou pafa;e terms
TOLRD1. aFa.r lal s11 nnclfn Nfr ~ ~ drnsps
lowe; White Mclns, ~ o. Am5r 'aiga1. ~ D.
buyer - enbef, 81 81 81 Arsp'i, - go y se oe1
Oh & ,6 o. August. ~ Jt0zl - TO- la-er serten
br 81 81. Rejected fcl, o. Com dul al lose. nrs
M1el serisrhr i)c Der Augtt Sc ro gric ilf amagd
Sc Oitf s~ai. no J. &c 30 81 heIsan 3e frr'fhH
DsTsg1 alf hagsfrl. tfI!r Ert4ps
- bis Fi01r GOO bash NIea' ilI0l bah tn t 9eHt
25JO bbA Fol 40O1 busb Wheat 400 bash C,fa. 3sJ sa
Dafa
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GERMANS IN SOLID COLUMN.
FIRST SESSION OF THE NEW CENTRAL COMM COMMIT
a PERMANENT ORGANIZATION EFFECIED'

rrper erSsrON OF THE NEW CENTRAL COMMITTED
a PERMANENT ORGANIZATION EFFECIED'
A meeting of the Central Committees, COLI
sistinr Of delegates appointed by the new German
Mineral ward organizations, was held, last night az
rreufouio Hail. in Third-aye. large NUMBER Vi uo'o
Gates we're in attendance, and the meeting was OK
ceedipgly enthusiastic; and when the names OF inc
Tjral candidates were mentioned the delegates gave
nroIonced cheers The hall was tastefully iestooheu
with the national sreameTs, and portrait OF MI "ree
lev was hung in the rear Of the platform The Delegates
met in RESPONSE to the call Of the Committee OF twenty
ave consisting Of Dr. FeodOr MersoD, Presidents Geo
Wolbreebt. Recording Secretary; Chas Kinkel CORE
sronainp Secretary; Henry Peters, Chas. "eidhhs'
Cbas + Wepdt Paul Schntzler, a. May Dr. Gerehe, a.
Fickbof Jacob Koebler, Albert Elsasser, MoriN Elm
Ger Prof Abrens IoreDz BONNER, DE- MerkIe henry
Woltman Prof Glaubenskee julius Korn' l. W ""nV
7or Geo Burghardt Peter Cook, Emil Unger +. lranu,
and Jacob Fenserer. The call requested the Germans
Of every Assembly District to form Alpei"
c1nbs. irrespective Of former party associations
,yitbout DELAY and to send one delegate iOr
every 80 members over $50 delegates we've elected so
that nearly 5000 GermanswhOse names nave Deen sent
10 the committee of 25hayeaready enrolled themselves
as advocates of tie election of Greeley and Brown.
The meeting was called order at p m by Mr. VOL
brecht who nominated DR.. Mierson for temporary
Chairman He was unanimously elected, and on taxing
the chair raad the call adding that lie felt gratifed TO
40. that II Ia received so prompt response lie Ielt
he s.iI that the Germans were ehlstcu III tno cdt
c,rI, wifi lief rrainatOn and enthusiasm ME- hlhbcI
tbeu read the names OF delegates as follows:
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srsArnRIAL CoNsPIRAToRs.

The Neg York ErcniHg Post Grant, com
,n.ntnx On the North Carolina election, says
North Carolina furni.he. onc OF tue be.t eka,Po. ~
,,s folly and danger OF thrustng the Admlnlsuauou
no the states and 40 making responAbie TOT the sns
and shortcomnss Of all the local managers Amons .u
mat active of The senatorial conspratOr, VINO nss'u
man pu.hing the Adm ns'rauon beyond - ',tg. -
mi, an Po0 who outsirpped Chandler, sT
ana Marion m his zeal FOE the Interpolation on tho 70"
sr,I nower IN the affairs OF the states he Vac,
We have been rightly informed. ths . 1890, T.,
:, 81 The author ~ tho worst fcathi.s oi
Tho Ku.Kax acts 20 which We o~e in" nsy ,a,
a. orsiulics OF the southern whites SCANS,
a., p.nnhiic,n fuln ana party. In tai- wlrk ne
Us. assisted by hls league. Abboth Wh' n,lo su3
porting the extreme ant res0tonaif PnN. ~ ~. -. -
,ltei RING OF tae senate, wtt tnenNh'l VIVA me
c,rusi b,ggcrs who have sAtehANet fuhu'INv sn'
sl,t, ABBOTT va, de.a,oi upph .ir .'- 's % s1" ~
,,,eui. Ina rtI.of la taa Aht, ana no" fp'l "'ff
Wrought la alliaJn ~ Ils Oss asses' s''"N VIVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
OBITUARY NOTES.

The Hon. Martin NJ. Ray, prominent attor-
noy OF Indianapolis, and the Liberal Republican ana
Democratic candidate for Senator IN Indiana "ieu
yesterday.
Albert Messenger, of the firm OF Suvers a
Messenger editors and proprietors OF The Add'eloTn
Eoeting Prets died yesterday, at Mddletovn, ~ W OF
cerebrO-spinal meningitis, age Is.
Prof. George W. Eaton, ID. d., LID, who
was for forty connected with the Madison Uni
versity tof which he twelve years the Presden'
and distinguished pulpit orator OF the Baptist denoni
nation. died nt his residence. Woodland Hight. Hsmli-
ton, New. York, AUG. 3,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
The INDIANA CANVASS.
SENATOR WILSON SPEAKS AGAIN-TIIE SAME
OLD sTORY-GREELEY's ELECTION TEI-
UAIPH OF THE DEMOCRACY.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI


OLD sTORY-GREELEY'5 ELECTION TEI-
UMPH OF THE DEMOCRACY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. Ex-senator Wilson spoke
at the wigwam in this city this evening TO large audi
ence addressing bis remarks mainly 10 working men,
He began by referring 90 his first visit TO this city
II years ago. when no addressed the party then Just
formed which took It's position the side OF freedom and
which had achieved the grandest record Of any political
organization in the world He appealed TO the working
men OF Indiana and United States TO stand by the re
publican party because IL had been the champion OF tie
working class black and white. II was organized for
workingmen. In Overturnng Slavery more was
done for the interest OF workingmen than any
thing else that could have been done. Lifting the
slave 20 manhood had digniaed labor He asked
Shall this great political organization continue
TO control the country, shau IT perish
The great work is before Us. Indiana Is
on the srnsh limo, and must fight the first battles
the eye OF the nation YOU III you carry the Stto
in October settle the great contest Ia NOEeDer
From what he had since he cam0 10 lnulana he
was satisfied IL would remain where 1t was In 1863
had no unkind word against Greeley, Brown,
and Others but they should not undertake 70 deceive
tho people The contest was not between GIeeley
and Grant, but between the Democratic ana
triumph OF the Democratic party. lie ala not believe
10000 Republicans In tine United States would vote Tor
Greeley. and he did not suppose 100 epubhcans voted
the Democratic ticket in North Carolina IN the recent
election. He closed with appeal TO sand by the great
organization
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THE UTAH ELECTION

THE MORMON CANDIDATE ELECTED-NO DISTURB
AYCE-rHE GENTLE WOMEN wore FOR
THE FIRST TIME.
SALT LAKE CRY, Aug. 5.-Tho election Is
over aud was poaceabe throughout Small squads u the
Hauyoo Legion rode about the streets, but otherwise
thers was no Improper demons'ration Goo q
Cannon tho Mormon cand.dlte for Congress
was elected, although Maxwell Ia known 10
have received handsome vote. and he viii con
test tho seat The papers. to-day. loaded with lie
tails Of tbs riot Saturday night TIE journal calls 10
co ossal outrage" For the iirst tim0 the Gentle
women voted in Utah. Only one Of them, MIRA elou.
house was challenged. aud her ballot was aiterw'rd
raua al
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THE LIBERAL RATIFICATION MEETING.

A meeting of the representatives Oh the va
rous associations appointed to make preparations iof
mass meeting to ratify the nominations OF tne Liberal
candidates for President and vcePresden' was heia
Yesterday in Tammany Hall There we're present repre-
sentatiyes from the Tammany Hall General Com
mittee, the Liberal Republican General committee
the Young Mems National Democratic heor ~, hs79C
man Liberal Republican Association Inc lion. J9 ,,l
Kelly chosen Chairman. Inc peph ga ~ Win
nut arriving at any definite conclusion, the meeting
adjourned 20 Thursday,
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TILE TANiMANY SOCIETY

The Tammany Society, or Columbian Order.
he'd monthly meeting last evening in the wigwam in
East FOureenth-st There a fair attendance and
Grand sacholn Augustus schel presided. Among the
more prominent members the Hon. John Kelly,
Thomas Boesc Samuel Webster, and others. The
resignation Of Judge Sanford l.. Church sachem
"aS received and accepted. Judge Church
stated that OWING 10 the duties OF his
POSITION lac was unable to attend TO those Of sacheI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
NEW DIAMOND COMPANIES.

SAN FnANCsCO, Aug. "a second diamond
mining company claiming 10 be the original dscoveFers
OF the new diamond fields IN Arizona watch hey locate
IN the foothills Of the Plna Mountains has already boon
Incorporated with a capital OF s00OOco and intends to
dispossess tho first Incorporated company. ff com
paDy under the direction OF George ~ Green, the com
mandeT OF the American legion. which served under
Juarez against Maximilian and VINO found large qni
titles Of these stones while crossing Ariz0a. 10 JON
Juarez at Il Fas6. is also forming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
GEN. JOSEPH y, JOHNSTON DENIES THAT HE
FAVOR5 GRANT
Us URGES ALL DEMOCRArs 70 VOTE Poi
GREELEY.

GREELEY.
81. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-7hc Tires tomorrow
" N publish letter from Cen Joseph Johnston dated
Charlotte Va July 81, 10 Col J. K Ashley Of Bates
County Mo- IN which he says: Assure all our Old
comrades that y6i I5mmunca6 with, that Tho story OF
Tie Cincinnati Commercial ia false have had no con
sultation with W g. Robinson OF Chnrotteyile
on any subject; have never said anything
fayoring Grants reelection On the contrary being
= thorough Democrat, would have preferred Demo
orr party sincerely hope every Democrat VIII vote Tor
him. Being disirancb-cd take no public part IN puh-
ties hut 10 my friends DO not hesitate 20 express my
feelings add opinion political subjects. think the
overthrow Of the present Administration necessarY 70
any hope OF con titutiDnal government ana feel that
coatinianoe OF tho Democratic party IL necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

CHEksE-Tho meIztt here to-isr Del. adirr 'ai hs
oscaa were are reicg r 5000 hl1ii Joo o. A-..
sp a. ~ 9ltl3 fscoU . sE lt Tho fFn ~ rea
n ls increase 81 price Lollo8 l'ff tfn ailF -
Prospective teFF
of Cleese male bugCs tin.l
AZ Little FALL s ofFlg % private dir wrf' iltr tsn isss
vesk lri4q OIL. 9l boxrs n Of which s8i i4fr tf fIirG
fsl5 bong o., o. factor JO9 boE.s use oal 80 aaof
coli Ts prices n che ru.ur nfsc lfrs se fss
miiks bnsk plyaie jay aal clos igi h8J acgmes
hrIu Uuu.
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for the Administration Gen. Grant has suffered for
their sins, rather for ms sin IN taking upon
his and in listening 10 their 81 advice lie will
suffer I'm the way in other States ia which Senators
IRE to chOseUH he docs not cease % regard their
mscarrages and faults. 10 must Ia what directions
they have mised him. and return to tse safer guidance
OF hIs Own good and Ius gli.
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DESERVING BOURBONISM.
=. 10y TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSRl

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC PAPER OUT FOR GREE
LEY-A LIBERAL VICTORY IN JEFFERSON
COUNTY.
lBY rBLEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.-The Winchester Clark
County Democrat which has, up to the present time,
fused TO support the Liberal ticket Is ont for Greeley
and Brown TIE editor. IN falling uto line. says; eve
have steadily opposed the Greeley movement almost
from ts inception believing did that 1t was sub
yersive OF the true faith and altogether unfair TO the
Democratic party from whom 1t asks every tbiag ani to
whom comedies nothing Az tho editor Of public
journal we adopt the sentiment which probably acuaes
large majority OF readers aud declare Tor Greeley
and Brown"
Tho Liberals u This eIerson) county today elected
their Sheriff by 700 majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

The Hon. L. NJ Barlow was chosen to Nil the vacancy
ON tho front OF the stage beside the seat Of the Graha
sochcn was placed Dascer bearing the coat OF arms
Of SoriR Carolina and In the rca the banner OF tue Ut
der mud on either side those OF the various statH'
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prRsoNAL-BY TELEGRAPH

Rear Admirals WInslow and Greene will soon
pseed on N. retired list pd succeeded b' Coaeiss worjss aud
kmiaOEa
-. President Theirs WA 20 leave Paris yesterday
Cor Ttoule sessae esofi In as deDsssai VI Us'saos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

A committee OF I'VE, on OrganizatiOn, was then APP
pointed on motion Of Dr.. MeTke. The committee re-
ported the following officers, who were unanimously
elected:
President Prof TheO Glaubensklee; VicePresidents.
III Micrsou John DOelgcr, Fir. Venno Chr Bendinger;
Recording Secretary Chas Kinkel Corresponding Sec
rotary John H. Tiumerman Treasurer, Jas. Goldsmith.
Committee OF five Oh Bylaws was appointed. on
motion Of DR.. Gerke. 4 communication was received
from Tammany Hall, asking for the appointment OF
Conference Committee on the proposed Liberal ratca
tion meeting. Committee Of one from each ward was
accordingly appointed Adjourned.