Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-07-20
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Later from the Atlantic States


Baltimore nomination, was quite brief and
formal, after which he introduced the
members of the Committee individually.
Greeley spoke as follows:
should need time were I to attempt to-
reply f'ly aud fully to this important,
aud | need not say, gratifying communica-
ion. 1t may be that should reply 10
writing, but as have addressed letter,
which has been pretty widely considered,
to the Liberal Republican Convention, it.
may not be necessary. can only say
now that accept your nomination in the
same spirit in which it is offered. [Checrs. l
am at present in position which many
doubtless regard as a proud one, but which
is to me an embarrassing one, because it in
wolves the temporary, aud l trust but the
temporary, annoyance Of misconstructioD
Of my motives on the part of some valued
and lifelong friends. am confident that
time alone is necessary to vindicatc my
motives to all aud to convience all, indeed,
of the patriotism of the course am pursuing
and intended to pursue long before was
assured of so much cooperation and SYM
pathy. [Cheers.] The time will come,
hope, in good opportunity, when the world
will see you are no less Democrats because
you have pursued the course you have,
and that am no less a Republican because
| accept your nomination. Cheers
Here Mr.. Grceley's voice taltered with
emotion. He recovered himself and con.
tinucd
am not much in habit of receiving
nominations for the Presidency. [Great
Laughter.l am, in consequence, unable
to reply as readily as others might. Re.
newed Laughter, l can only say that [
will be happy to see aII Of you, or at least
as many as come, to my humble farm house,
where shalt be Tomorrow, and where We
shall be able to converse and confer more
freely than here. you come, shall DO
happy to make you welcome to the best
the farm can afford. Laughter and
cheers And SO simply bid you farewell.
New YORK, May l2.-The Ere~ing
Telegram announces that Crate Brown was
suddenly attacked with chorlera mosbus
at one o'clock to day, and now lies danger
ously i'll at The Fifth Avenne Hotel. Drs.
Steele and Henry are in attendance. Carl
SEIZURE was refused admittance:: his room.
LATER.--The illness Of Crate Brown
has caused him quite severe time, but it
was merely temporary. lie is rapidly re-
covering, and was visited by several of his
friends. Tho Baltimore Committee have
postponed their visit.
CINCINNATI, July l1.-Rev. Samuel j.
Brown, charged with killing the boy Scheck
last Sunday, is held to answer in the SUN
of $4,000 before the Grand jury on
charge of murder in the second degree.
ST. LOUIS, July l.-llilson and
Hutchcns have sold their interest in the
Times to Henry Ewing for $4,000. The
latter now owns two-thrds. Of the paper.
1t will continue to support Greeley.
MONTGOMERY, (Ala.) July ll.-Cater-
pillars appear all through tho cotton belt
three weeks carrier than ever before. Tho
weather is favorable for their development
to continue.
New York, July 13.-Ex Senator Do
little this morning attended Democratic
meeting at Raleigh, North Carolina.
Carl Schurz will speak at several points
in North Carolina, before August.
Senator Bayard sails for Europe to-day
for his health. Iu latter dated July IL,
he expresses his intention OF supporting
the Greeley ticket. The National Liberal
Republican Committee met yesterday and
elected Ethan Allen as permanent Chair
man and Jasper w. johnson, Of Oregon,
as one Of the Secretaries. A resolution was
passed recommending union Of Liberal Re-
publicans aud Democrats in selecting State
candidates Carl Schurz aud b. Gratz
Brown were present. Some Of the COM
mittee will visit Chappaqua to-day.
New York. July IA Berlin cores
pendent says that General Sherman has
expressed himself Disguised, not only with
his reception there, but with German
manners generally. At dinner at Minis
ter Bancrnft's at which General Won Molt-
Ike was present. tho great Generals scarcely
did more than exchange salutations.
General Sherman's meeting with Prince
Frederick Charles passed off in almost tho
same way At Potsdam General Sherman
was refused admission to the park, be-
cause the Emperor was entertaining some
imperial guests. Subsequently, while the
military review was taking place, ana
WHiN Tue IIoopS "o'c oo'"6
the Emperor,l General Sherman, who was
invited to witness the affair and DO presen-
ted to the Emperor. remembering tho
Potsdam incident, politely declined
NEW York, Tuly l4.-The H~aMs
letters from Stanley give the historyoi his
meeting with DR.. Livingstone, and the lat
ter's account Of his explorations. lie says
Chamberri is the head waters Of the Niles
sources. The doctor tells of two countries
though which the river runs. He also tells
of ivory being SO cheap and plentiful as
to be used for door posts /; of the skiiiiuL
manufacture Of fine grass cloth. riva'ling
India offs people neatly white. extremely
handsome, whom he supposes to DO de-.
scendauts of the ancient Egyptian OF
copper mines at Batanga being worked Tor
ao.as hu N daa;la and frinndly ncnnla. Uf.