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DIED.


BuSHNELL-In ciy Friday sept s. 1917 Miss Anns s'N
onI daughter OF Charles sud Abby Dashne tie lSh year
her
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BUsHyELI-At Montrose wehe,ter CO.. r. THURSDAY sept
MARY W. BussHg. widow OF The late Ofsamu' bt,hntL o..
viii BE- o. WAVING
k to meet Hudson River Rail o'l train leaving rory
at IL O'Clock a.
HAvmASD-At Rye Sept 1872 Thomas Hayiini In the a2d y''r
Relatives and friends are invited attend his funeral at the Rye NJ X
church, on Saturday the Iih inst, att o'clock D. ID
HUGGINS-Sept T. city james S. Higgins e'l in tho 7'h
year Of his ~ 80. -, A.. ..,,.,
funeral from the Chnrch OF TIE ASCENSION eOfaS
ave and Tens Saturday the 7th inst at 10 a. n without sf
her
Ne.Iayen. Conn, papers please copy
KLIyG-Ou Thursday Sept s. 49, ses Khng in the ' year o. %
and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend chs
frs an SUNDAY the 9th lost O'Clock, from his late residence
No 2s4 Gates Bedford-ave, Brooklyn
pPRDsuldeny at polls Ind Wednesday night Sept T. Ms
Lille Reel wife Of Reed and daughter o. VIZ ana O''n"'
PeTa from Church of the Holy Trinity Brooklyn, N T. SATURDAY,
sept Z. at , o'clock
yAIPyrISE-on THURSDAY Sept 5, Bns H. daughter 81
The late VIM H. Caroline T. Valentine, In the 2ist gear o.
b Sr,l will take place from residence Of her uncle Wn
Spence Twenty seTenhL, on sstul'y 'ne ON hs "
O'Clock IN
v,NDRRLIPOp THURSDAY morning Sept Louise Merchant oay
daughter John NJ aud Chrana H. 'ahdslP asvl - 9A ~
The funeral services will be the Presbyterian Church SOUTH
o,re J. on SATURDAY, sept the arrival Of the III O'CLOCK
m ram from NewYok on the Morris and Essex Railroad
yPATMAN-In West westcheer Co.. N f IhnrY, sept
John ieanan, In the tyh year OF h ase A. t,t.. W.,
Farms on this SstuIds morning o'clock Friends Of the family
invited 10 attend.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

Eddie White and two Others were killed by the
Ind.nendene ONO railroad disaster addition TO those already
reported. - - .
"A three months old child of Mr.. Herrick Of
Portland Me- Its Life yesterday morning BY cat sucking Us oe'h
while sleeping
The First National Bank of Alliance has been
authorized BY Controller OF the Currency begin business With
capital Of $4,000
The reports received by the French Govern
men OF Of its and other French citizens In Para
quay, are fully confirmed
The State Senate will meet at Albany next
TnI,y 10 render decision the Of Judge Pnnee and ~ J
Judge Curtis Of the Supreme Court Of this city.
The evidence in the trial of Dr. Schoeppe.
CHARGED with poisoning stennecke closed yesterday al Carlisle
P The case " given jury this morning. and expected
that the accused will be numphAng aciuistel
II il rumored in Paris that Miss Nellie Grant is
10 be married to Duyeger de Hluranne the author Of WORK on
s inst buttons Of the United Of the distinguished his
tor.n Of Parliamentary Government In France
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MIR. pRsIsoN VS.. SENATOR WILSON.

SIR: A friend has just called my attention
10 some comments OF yours my recent letter to Mr.
warrington containing certain facts respecting the
drinking habits OF President Grant. Allow TO say
that the OF Senator Wilson, his conversation
with me took place, has released from all obligation
may have been under to withhold the statements he
made from the public He stating facts respecting
public man. who is asking the American people 10 re-
elect him the first public office Of the land The peo-
pie therefore, have right TO the truth In his case, IA
In that Of every other candidate in order that they may
decide correctly as To their duty In the premises.
think all candid minds will at admit that the
letter senator Wilson addressed TO through the pub
lie press while denying the wording of his statement OF
facts, substantially establishes It's truth
CHARLES WHEELER DEEIsoN.
Washington. ID. o., Aug, ".
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ALABAMA LIBERALS.

DISTRICT CONVENTION AT MoBILE-NoMINArloN
or A CONGRESSMAN AND AN ELECToR'
NOZZLE. Ala, Sept 6.-Thc Democratic ana
Liberal Republican District Convention met mere yes
terday. TO nominate a candidate for Congress an
y;cctor and Alternate. There was full attenuauce'
every county In the Isl District being represented
Fredc4ick G. Brombcrg, Liberal Republican ana Cnaii
man Of the Alabama delegation at Cincinnati was
,,,,a,ino,sly nominated for Congress the second
h,uot. n H. A. Dawson OF Dallas was nominated lor
Eiector AM j. W. Cooke Of wilcox for Alternate by
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
.,nrn.11sM IN CONNECTICUT.


-, ,,rrrrxc AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
. TO TuE ELECTORAL CONNENIloh-SIEE'iih ms
nv PROMINENT CITIZENS.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THB TRBuNBl
u.prFoRp, Sept. CA very enthusiastic LID
tito was held in Allyn Hall, this evenings TO
,Doint delegates TO the Electoral Convention WIN"
10 next week The Hon. T. NJ. Allyn, RepuDhcan'
,dod and long list Of VcePrcsidcuis was repor'eu'
hcn included the names OF Republicans ana Democrats
lyon alternately. w. w. Eaton ana N T. hSuo'
T,ernocrats and David Clarke anu is'"o "
BROMLEY, Republicans were unanimously ono'."
delegates. Upon taking the chair, MI Allyn Sliu no
had never performed more agreeabie uu'y tii'n "
side over that meeting An effort Is maui Ho So
brighten Republicans from this movement by represent
inc That tcy are TO surrender everything to the Demo
ratio nartv Int the Liberal Republicans are sU'nui"s
,,pon A Republican platform, aud nave ulstinsOI
,,bco, rs candidate for President. and II the Dem
,,r,ts Give ID all Old issues, and Tor the s"Ae VI %
o,ntr ion with US IS there any reason Why we siouu
IF OCT to,ctbcr9 lie warmly euOgzcd MI Greeley'
and predicts that the electoral vote OF Conhoo'iou'
,d snrely he cast for him. Judge Merrill Democrat
made short and telling speech, in which he sau' 'ne
election of Mr.. Greeley would only result III ulf"s
away The carpctbagg ers OF the South, that alone "oua
be sufficient reason why ali Democrats sDoniu support
him . -. -
The Hon W W. Eaton received VIII great "l'
nlause and spoke briefly lie said that he WOulu not
.3epv fbat he was opposed to the nomination OF lr.
Grecley His man was Charles Francis Adams, but MI
Greeley had been nominated, and, speaking not as q
marty man. hut as citizen he felt 1t was us uu'y ~
vote for him. aud he should do so. MI GreecS u'S
given the Democrats Of Connecticut some haru oAS' 'u
be 1,top, had given some in return. The score WAS
about even Nh Greeley has been foeman worthy Vi our
steel aud IL is pleasure many times TO naAc ii"'
with such man. Dir. Heath, q Rcpuohcan' maui
-pceb of some length, explaining why ne snouu Noo
for Greeley He had Grant at Saratoga this sum
MGR aud bis oafcrike appearance Disguised mhi' A. To-
Ilurr rditor Of The Times made the closing speech
bi,b was n severe arraenmcnt Of the Administration,
and m its close three rouSng cheers were gwen lor
Greeley sud Brown, and the meeting adjourned.
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The WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPTIC. OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsUINGTOS ID. c.. sept 7i5T2-1 "A. III.
S,uoDsis for me pas, fpsntu-foar hotrs.
Tho rressure has increased over the South
ern states where it Is highest area OF low barometer
has moved eastward and now extends from, Northern
Missouri 10 probably Upper Michigan.
Clear weather is now generally prevailing at the sta-
tio East of the Rocky Mountains the temperature mas
Zen somewnat over the Middle and New-Engiand
States. ,y,,,
the southern states. with 1gnt 10
fresh southery sOutneastery To south westerly
winds and generally clear weather for the NewEngand
and Middle States with rising temperature =,
southerly and south-westeTly winds and generally
clear Weather during the day from southern Illinois 10
Ohio and southern Michigan rising barometer north
ery to westerly Winds and clear and cooler weather
nreya by morning from northern Missouri 70 Wisconsin
and westward and extend over Illinois and Michigan Dy
and during the evening.
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II will thus be that there Ia hero domicled in
contiguous territory population consisting OF 3S772s0
Whites and 3l0j8G0 cOlOred persons The two
animated by feelings easily excited into hostility, and
have memories OF pride and seTvitude that sumber
eaiily in their minds. n Imed into luminosity 1t
may for these be many before hatred
boObltCTaed. Without doubt tho most terrible and
during OF all the contests the world has known have
been those generated By the rivalry Of distinct
vowed in war Tor mastery, and bequeathng the re-
sediments Of age 10 Tckinde the struggle in an
Other. DesOatpd empires, destroyed civilizations,
established slayeries have chrOnced the result OF such
stric ia Eastern lands, while many OF the falrest
provinces Of Europe have been kept in state OF
chDuic internal hostility by the same cause Moor and
Spanard IN their deadly feud Redeemed tho waters or
Granada from che 10 the Guadalquiyer. Hungary
WA torn by conflict Of Magyar and SClayOnic popula
ofs by pheasant and fomentcd jcalOusies until 1t
lapled bupolesSly under Austrian dominion. Poland
owes hall as niseries and all It's subjugatiOn 10 faterul
rivalry Of races In fact only the seyerest forms OF
despoc authority have been able 10 maintain the sem
balce oil order wherever such anmosy has once been
fuilY anita Ouized.
An | not right, then. In affirming that ono Of the
welthticst OF all the public questions now called
upon TO solve Is how these shall bp harmOnized in
pliCa society resting on popular appeal Tor us con
trolling pOweri Am not equally correct In affirming
races shall be successfully avoided unless some early re-
adjustment or evil society be attained. the forms OF all
republican government must there eventually DO re-
plaGd by harsh and cruel repression founded force
alOgi And m that event who Will be the YanquShed-
WhOwill rise To substantial mastery do not need To
answer that question but it II present TO you as
We'll worthy OF profound rejection Indeed, the very
Interrogation Is danger signal IN the path OF all pros
perry, implying disaster not to race alone, but To
DOl threatening not merely TO that brilliant progress
thai may otherwise be securely anticipated but equally
so ID all the enlargements Of freedom already esaD-
lighsd
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p1ASRNGERS ARRLHED.

gPOu S.yANNAIITn srqmsnp Cleopatra. sept b-hr. Bns
ham Ind child sss Mamie BnSbsm H. u Bingham sihsl ~ Dig
Lsr ". 4. tOns. Ma j. y Def"f Is hoSs =
Tbo Pepper Mrs C. schey and SOD Mss ~ Wiser asa Ser
Xsirpn Wsker May OBnen, Master G. bingham, Lieut. oe.'
nsr.f,g Corre w Hasseg M Hi and child NJ and Ms h J.
lsrk Mn IA Miss Shrls J. s. ;. Lancaster W Mole 9s .
MARSHALL ans children Cirlo' }. Asher Charles bnL a
Soonons Mrs Roberts, Hnnln g. A. "eayef Conn
Bethel r. Green g. SchestieT, schrssier b'Nes
bert Kane T. Dney 4 Jsnc. bfFH. d A AMI Isaac hsfs
agu.O A.
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Best Food for Infants.-"H r. ". Prince Albert Vets
tb 90 vii npon N Il mus, very 1T " Ken Meii
cal Attendant to H. r. H. the Princess Of Wales THIS food reIs
bes Mothers Mk closely possible-D H. Barker on ghs
" H. hlT nOurshn AMI easily dgestd-Df ".
sail IL combines valuable FLEsa aud BONsRoKAN0 SUB
ami differs essentially from foods WHICH
being quite unable aod proper nourstn TO growing e
oueptly lead 10 rckety dnA iOc condition sAvOKH AyOEs
also the yuage Of being freed from the grouhi hnt
n he corn which produces Of the bowels aud ntsctas
diarbea No boiling straBng required Sold tins Prepared by
SAyoKY MooKR Il3 Bsnd London. Procurabe o all Chem
ists and rOuyh0ut the States
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Of the Federal Government by the army ana the
navy, the Congress the President It was not sue
although subsection had tanned It's spirit ana almost
eXtir gished any courageous aspiration LOT acheNing
its liberty. And likewise l may ,olaim
that any attempt 10 subject The white race 70 sno
black race, 10 govern by virtue OF caste, 10 rule
In the name Of color, will equally fail to prove sue
cess. Dwelers together in the same land, IL must 20
either between the races. II IL "a 70 DC
peace, then far other policies as shall undertake 70
show will have to be insted and commended tDere 10
The confidence of both than any which nave YET
been advanced by the Administration. II u is 70 DO
war then rest assured the sympathies OF this nation
VIII follow those against whom injustice and oppression
and deprivation OF nights may be want0nly enforced
III II Is To be then the fellowship OF kindred DOod
VIII connect all over tins land and they VINO nave
needed tho entire moral support OF freedom-oVlng
people to rescue them from bondage will stand Isolated
N the attempt TO perpetuate the same injustice from
which they themselves have just been delivered Nor
Mi lt ne success. nut failure dismal that history
Vii weep To record its msiOrtu1es. Let It not he war IN
any event. If tho patriotism Of tho nation avert such
ending.
HARMoNIzATIoS OF THE RACES.
The nine Southern States whose reconstruction, it is
called has been undertaken by the Administration con-
tsin according to tho of 1870 population thus
enumerated:
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-Asses5ed yaluatl0n.-
lSt,tl. IS1n.
Total t1ql7,5gO sl6O2O2j2 &j2a2n 1876 u 4O4 lS7 40

Again see what disastrous influence has been eXerted
upOn labor and lis products by us y stcmatic rob
bary Can YOU wonder that lands should be left idle
rather IMAM cultivated that none should be willing 10
exchange other tokens OF value for them when Govern
ment itself thus takes the shape OF sOuhscatOn The
striking contrast here presented eloquent OF msrue.
and with IL nothing to commend such govern
ment TO the affections of the people oppressed
concile them to tue blessings OF republcansm thus
held up for their admiration and adhesion.
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PASSENgERS SAILED.

FOR LrvEEPOOIJn sCgnstp ca'1ora SEPT G-ioh9 NV
NJ and Mrs g. ~ simmons jr Miss 4. " simmons Jamf fret'
ar Misses Baiy Rev h. Smith snd We H. a Los . C'ss
worthy Alr g. ETdger J. A. Geaye MIS- VI 'H'moe'~"' '"
Y Ntliams &. Tower IT, Mrs and Mlss Washoum
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eo that his duuaing water conveyed
Tu-ned Lead Pipe which perfect saiegni aeP ess
disease and death lluLbei
ead Pipe is strong durable dr1ibe easily sorei u great
benefit the commu enhances the real value Of eye hou
which il Introduced lead and aui fon
avoided general health promoted IL also cheape, hin Las
Pipe durability considered sold b. TIE IOLwkL
SHAW WuIAED MFG Coz 2l3 Ceure-. Newi0rs. tclsf -nf
sample pipe mail Ao, manufacturers Of Lead Ptpe
Sheet Lead Block Tn Pipe Bar TIN Sodf, Sc Orders l AtsshI
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NnnnIenn,s Dining Service.

Manufactured At Svrs Tuees being tore tho pcr
ton OF the Louvre destroyed by e aersad disposed Of
auc on by orier Of the French Government
SIcoL DAVIDSON Co.. Broadway great expense secured
small vice consisting OF "a together with the cosby 1bs
Linen including Napkins Imperial Arms whch o"s'
originally $40, gold per dozen. -
The exhibition an1 Tor SAFE AZ llef o
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THE CRY Is STILL THEY CONE.

TO the razor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Gen. JAS. ID. Morgan of Illinois, who
commanded the second Division Fourteenth Corps, and
1t was considered at the time saved sheImans army
an occasion Of great emergency. and who was till 10
footed for Greeley The General has long been ear
nest Republican. O. t.
Washington, ID. O.. Sept 8, l572
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cOVcRFSs NONINATION.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. 6.-E JOY Morris was today
nominated for Congress by the Democrats OF Inc lIo
District, IN place Of Furnan Sheppard deci'heu' MT
Morris had previously received the nomination OF the
Liberal Republicans.
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freedom OF the press" The Boston Transcript thinks ths
s far from beng capital method OF sish
der even n one OF the editors Of The Oopfat cnsnccd 70
he the victim in the case KuKluxing should DE let 70
the associates Of the nditer OF the hbe0us
1ho President and his family have undoubtedly bech Ihe
subjects OF the most abusive and rihald attacks Dut sucn
IS tie penalty of a conspicuous position
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ale. AZ s4 IS Psccn-B-sres, small qnoton, lovsr ssesorrs
ne (e., sides lode september Jobb1g los oso"es
g. Sdss ioi0c DIR sstoj meats brn ooles s1oI H., H.
Gel solJ Al dc i've Hogs hm ~ ODbj ~ tabe cum 10
cep-5 Bbls Flour IS 900 bush whesi 1000 lush cora -
busb ss 90 bash Barley 1000 bash Bye LOO hogs
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ruE VERMONT ELECTION.

RUTLAND, Sept. 6.-Returns from 2O2 towns
give Converse 5s22i; Gardner NGo8 The Grant Ike
pubrau majority ia 2O2 towns is 256l6 and IN the ehIe
, will rrb,ily be from 25,9OO to 10000 There are
% towns yet tu be heard from
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.


lTor other shin Beps see second Pdce.l
ARRIVED. .
Steamship Anglia Or D. small Glasgow Aug g. via MoEDe SSA VITA
mise. AL pass Leltefson Bios ID, - -, -,
steamship Fanitl DoaHe Philadelphia. with dS' and pass 70 '
Barr FrcS Louie ~ Co. BaGh,drg Liverpool % d'J'' 'n
coal
bar Ions. Philips, New. Be ford 10 ballast
Bry Hlmpdcn, smith, Bangor y days WITH lumber
schr MIrha A. Thomls aud from s. John b. II days sa
Schi Katie Steven, (Brl Stevens Port Caledonia. C. b. Is d.y.
vita Coal. h
seSr Aina tof s. John N J. Wilbur Hlsboo n b. "a dsyA
With plaster - -- -...
r. II. Oiioue Baltimore T. Jrre, Vrsn'A
U,ftis u virginia. L. Daniels Hartford
G. vs.. Bentley, Providence Tempest froya'n5e.
~ Nl,-o. pm JelerOn e. WO0seY New llaVca
T. y. Meaney, Portland g. nlfn :. hase", '"'AA'' ~
A. v. Bergen Port JcIsssn. Haze Ff1N1cnl,f-
Ohm Tanuten J. r. Carver. Providence
b. A. stevens Portland. 1arI4in, Ssco
I,5e Mil, B,nror Annt b. Jsrobs New Bedford p
q n Hlsecker Stour,f,n lucy A. Orcnti. NinahaTea-
Eeptuno's BRIDE Cslsr. ~ J. h-ale' auhi"h
ia tuds,n. R,ckIard B.. Nooiien, Providence
G. A. Grtner PTOyiheler 'lle fTOf'lenee
Sns,u L Mao. Providence Ambassador. Bangor.
s. Lrnfr,. forklllJ Pavilion. iuankiot
Iris Fan blyer n D. webb Neal
Planet, RcCkland. klOtn JoucslOf'
julia Ann, New Haven. Aur NrA h''r"
Hunter. Dightol Oueutt, JDlsspoTt
fOrda Gardiner Die.
SAILED.
SHIN Free Tad fr Ap,e- tsr., Norma Bremen Helen rst
for Bristol Nmbur Tor Pci01i uooH Tor fen'i'h' org
COuucopa, Tor Caspee
NlhD-SundoHu. light y T. CLOUDY.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Sept 6-Anyed bark Drgo. from Seshean'' org"
StyAySAn Ia Sept Saied bark Asphofel ATres
NJ L. Pencil Boston, sclr GsOr,taa arie9ot
from SewlorA. sailed. steamship Virginia Tor Philadelphia
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OATTLB MARKETS

Cgo.go Sent. Acknowledging 1870 be.f nsrkes efr~,r
dill sni De peas al close blcd with un'on t'A; -,
A. lover though The light snal los Of ca0,e
steer. brought 81 V far % good hgn sseIs - 81,
lot Of lJf head Of D sold A. 20 =, c'IH'n
extra toekerl % sS0S4 n Texans. 81 1907 ~ Np'n
HOg-Reoepts t0J Lesf: market dun sn1 'oef ~ ~ -
tI,,ing with fui receipts, 49, hesL fat
c, az head, active ard higher n - 0S9 - O oho
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THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC Markets
COTTON RRCEIPTS.

sr Louis Sent 6-Four unchanged Wheat doll ant dropping
sample no. Winter 81 hlDtl o.. tom-BuYrn AID
% apsrt nothing done demand and nrm; No 2 2i D
c Barley heavy, No spring. tO Rive fair demand ani
n, JO WILDLY gua QVJlc POts tet sGi s7adT IooOAs
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M1RRLED.

ACKER-MTTCHELIA the Unted States Legation Berae SslfsI
lsud Augt 10 Rev. Dr Morgan, b Packer to Miss u H.
Mitchell, al OF New-lork CITY.
al Notices of Marriages must be endorsed ~'A lan
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5perial Notices
Grand Mass Meeting The

Grand Mass Meetng.-The citizens Of New York m'hoes
regard 20 pas, party differences invited 10 assemble a. Union
LEN O AMI Tammany the evening Of TIT knDAi sept
~ 10 public welfare and 70 y ne o.
ACR GREELBY President b. GRAFT BROW Tor VICE Pres
ten FRANCIS HERMAN for Governor CHAUNtb1 VI Dhfbn ot
cox for Congressman at Large ana ne
stoos made by the Syracuse for other offers
Five stands will be erected around uaon square Nh,Ie a. N7
Irving Hall and in Tammany Hol ADDRESSED, ~hl o. HA'e'
From one stand speeches will be made IN oefnah
Among the speakers will be: -. =, ,,,,v.rDp ~.
Hon FRANCIS HERMAN, Hon VI T. nnnibh m -
Gov JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Col A. n NJ ~, ~ Oh
Hon REUBEN L. FENrON, Gen JJDSOn hibfAt ni1h
Hon. HORATIO SEYMOUR, Hon. JOli' ~ 20 t-'o" VNi"'
Go,' ~ " RANDOLPH Hon. HORACE T. CLARKE.
Wv Ts-ssv Hon. AUGUSTUS SChGLb.
c y p RANKS FERNANDO WOOD
Hon HENRY X SELDHN, s.. cox
iion' I'M n BAIDWIN OF X. b. ROOSEVELT.
MN Vi.,;ri. - WIN r. ROBERTS.
SaNrFI ! TTLDEN JAMES BROOKS.
and number OF eminent men ION cNlh ana Hon 'A''
os'''S' ~ ALGERNON = SULLIVAN,
Chairman VI Executive COMMITTEE
GRO. r. COACHsOS. tsee,s..re.
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SPIRITED MEETING AT HARTFoRpmDEr1H rs rs
TO THE ELECfoRAL COM EN-
nv PROMINENT CITIZENS.
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SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND SQUARE MILES OF
TERRITORY GIVEN UP TO PILLAGE-EATOR-
TONS UNPRECEDENTED IN THE WORLD
W
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THE PRESS ON THE LIBERAL TICKET
THE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS CONClLiAIORf AND
MAGNANIMOuS.

MAGNANIMOlS.
From World lDsn) -.
They have given uS an aulnl1aDie ot'eo
ticket highly respectable Electoral ticket ana nave
nrepared FOR an efficient campaign by the appOlntons
of energetic state Committees % represent the Two W
of fhe reform movement The liberal Republican I'm on
vcnton deserves Democratic recognition ana Irasc @
having acted in most cOnOliatory ana magnd,,i,'o
spirit No conduct could have been more ulon ian!
patriotic and loyal than that Of the Liberal ;,
ut syracuse The Presidential candidate D DS
the most eminent member OF their own PAT ~,
i'm thus state, they Justly and proudly =, Icis
that no distribution OF the state nonln"uaVn51
could seriously touch their pride as I%puDncausi o
yet havings ct their wishes ON the n,,o
and having been encouraged by some pronv,hh 10 en-
cratic leaders in the expectation that TINS Nouu
eeden 10 them, they deserve praise Tor senuno
nanimty IN chceruiy surrenderiDg u 10 tne
ms loon ne they saw that the Democratic CONVENTION h
clncd TO insist upon it, The generous eAuDeIanU soOu
feeling which prevailed when bOth COhNentonS WIZ
brought together after their business hau peeh u"o
acted and completed, while creuliaDe ~ JUL , 81
uocially credoble TO the Liberal RepubhcanS MHOso
hopes were disappointed in the composition OF INC CAet
Win such excellent nominations We shaH "cni0'' o."
easy victory in the Empire state. -.
A TICKET GIVING BROAD AND GENERAL Salts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07

The NOMINATIONS az SyIdCust IIst Ike pillar
OF tery hope before Liberal eye and strike terror
the hearts OF the Radical host Francis Herman Is the
choice OF every thinking In the Liberal movement
the fayOrte of every Democrat and the man above all
Others who impart fresh zeal and renewed courage
10 the ranks he IL called by acCamaOn TO command
Chauncey Depew is equally popular with the people
ana against these the friends OF Dix expect nothing
bat tine defeat OF their candidate.