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NOTICE.
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New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
GRANTS SYCOPHANTS.

Mr.. Wendell Phillips has already signifed his
desire create military dictatorship, with Grant at
its head The President has not yet made public his
wishes In the premises; but how he has been fat
tered into considering this question thus told by
Gov. Palmer Of Illinois, n a speech at Springfield the
other day;
am not the personal enemy Of Gen. Grant and feel
bound say that II he had the beginning of his Ad
ministraton called into his Cabinet statesmen instead
OF the small incapable who probably thrust
upon him by his servle followers his term Of service
might have illustrated history, But his education
was exclusively military. In the old army he
subordinate whose personal habits not of char
acter 10 compel respect [Applause He failed in civil
life after he left the army, and when called
again into the profession Of arms his sue
cess was so complete that he came, to regard
himself prodigy. That his head should be
turned that atterers should be able To persuade him
that he superior TO Others that he above law
and shOuld not be fetered by Constitutional rules that
bound his predecessors was not unnatural IL ia too
early TO speak the truth in explaining his sudden rise
but all history demonstrates that the real enemies Of the
suddenly successful are those who fatteT them. The
fatterers OF Gen Grant-Washburne Jones, Logan Por
ter Leet Stocking Berry. and many others who need
not namedare responsible for his failure Eager to
appropriate him 20 themselves, they excluded every
great from his councils, and they cursed the nation
with what viii be known hereafter the laeklearning
cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

We NAV rely upon Il thnt Greeley and Brown arc
far stronger than any OF local candidates. There
are. shown froa the beginDlhg' ~
Republicans who had mnde mp thelr minus W wv
against Grant and in favor Greeley, and that nothing
would induce TO vote for any local M rt ntato
ticket that was not labeled and understood 10 De hpu
iican We shall have the ADVANTAGE OF this no'o
in November aud Il is far larger than tue oranI itn
calculate on as they will find to their sorrow In the
election Just passed the Grant men had every Haar
age They have put in them their millions OF uoInis,
and exercised ali the arts and appliances OF corruption
in order that by favorable results hey Ta f,e s Tess
are the last STATE elections before tho Presdeha eec
tOn andwe cali upon our friends m 10 oo t
of the enemy that you have no chance OF success.
The wish is faher the thought strengnen your nnes
and deepen your columns and press on 10 the enens
works What has done thus far IN the election IS
nothinc compared TO that which is to come Let every
eve no turned on November as the month winch Is 10 en-
sre by the election Of Greeley, the proonsauon of
American freedom
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
NEWARK CHARTER ELECTION.

The Newark, n. j., Charter election took place
on Tuesday and resulted in Republican majority or
about 2OOO The Republicans elected 10 OF the 10 Alder
men. The Sixth Ward strong Republican district, was
carried by Henry Dusenberry, Democrat The Seventh
and Twelfth Wards are also Democratic The Common
Council stands 20 Republicans 10 10 Democrats. Tie
votes Will be officially oanvassed on Monday evening.
The following is the new City Government:
Mayor-Frcd W. Ricord, Rep.
Tar CommissiOH-Horace J. Ponier. r.. James G..
Barnet, H. Wm. A. Schmidt, d.. James g. Irwin, Di one
Republican be appointed by the Mayor.
Water BoQrd-Daniel DOdd, r. john &. Beardsley, r..
Samuel Atv ater, RI J. O'Rourke. D.; T. C. Smith, d..
Christian Kiemm, D.; Mayor. ex-oiic1O.
Surveyors Of HighrdyS-Ha Van Duyne r.; Jacob
Surerns, X.
Trustees Of he CITY Reform Seh0ol-Marcus L. Ward,
d. W. Baker L. W. Re0Fd Eli ii. Reg nOlds, Geo. Peters
n j. Demarest lin place Of JAS. l.. Hayes, William
johnson I'm place OF A. NJ. RcynOldsl.
Neiuy Elected AIdermen-John McLorlnan, r.; W. H.
Baldwin, X. 4. IL Pennington r. Henry j.. Gould,
r.; N. j. Fredericks. r.; ii. T. Dusenberry, ID. tgain)
VIM NJ. Freeman. j.. ; Daniel Geary, r.; Isaac Cham
penois L. ADram 5. Stats, r. James 4. Bathgate r. !
IhOs. O'ConnOr d. Fred. A. Traudt, H.; VIM. stalnsDy
r.; Henry X. Baker, r. With members that hold over
Republicans, 20, DamOerats,l0
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
QUEENS COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

The Queens County Liberal and Democratic
County Conventions held at the Courthouse, North
Hampstead Tuesday afternoon but owing TO contest
ing delegations from the towns OF Hempstead North
Hempstead and Long Island CITY, the nominations were
not until late hour in the evening. The Liberal
Convention organized with Dr. Charles Rogers OF Oyster
Bay in the chair, and after appointing Committee to
confer with the Democratic Convention adjourned, ask
ing place the county ticket, but claiming the noni
nation for member of Assembly and School Commits
sioner the LIST Assembly District The following
were nominated for county officers:
County Treasurer Charles A. Roe OF Flushng Super
intendent OF the Poor Thomas Peut OF NewOWni Cor
oner, Dr. r. ID. Burns of Long Island City Justice OF the
Sessions, John ;. Snedker OF Jamaica; Member OF As
sembly lst District, VIM. N. OndeTdOnk; School Com
missioner, Carne B. Gruman OF Glen COvei Member or
Assembly, H. District, James M. Oakley OF jamaica
School COmmiss0ner, Oliver Losee I..taA.4atE b
The Convention the largest that has been held In
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
DIKD

DATTIS-oa "Wednesday Oct H. Theodore Bu in s s'h yea.
This
Notice ofiunera hereiiter.
CLAPP-A Fort T1'siiy De-. q n e,np. Hulish.
Youngest daughter Wcy d. and AaI H. CapR ag JJcA
months. -, ,
fou lie residence parents FDt Hamilton on iray O,t II,
at Csrges will be at bay Ridge DOCK 90 ARRIVAL of
O'Clock boat rom hew-lOrA
pORENUs-Op Tuesday g. ne residence o. Richard Tehuns,
Lodi n J., Rachel T. Doyeps Eie9i lenP l. D'Fu s>l :"
~ ..I--fs.ss '' =. .f-s-r"f
ELM0RB-At Richmond ill Jsma.@. Qtens CO., n u
suddenly Oct. Annette g., wife Of james H. ha're ASei %
The ,ye, ard friend. are invited funeral THURSDAY
OF 10. At her late residence, at clock
Ulster and TompAns papers please eOpF
FERDON-sudculy. Permon n " William Ferioa Ia ih i'ts
TIE friends Of the family invited attend bis funeral ron bis ate
re.lepce on ThursIiY Oct TO- 10 Oct ck vi hou itr,le
notice leave jersey City ayoaa FeT) for Upper Pen'aN
et9:ij an.
LYYRs-In this city, Oct o. Stephen Lyues the ssh ear fb,
TIE relative, and friend. Of the family respectfully iny 10 attend
Saturday lLh inst a. oelocA rom us a i'l'
a. ST. MsrI's-Diace.
MOODY-IB Greenvie Wednesday evening Oct LJIa A..
daughter o Mari AMI the q Henry MOOiy,
Notice OF ueral hereafter
sASDS-At CrooB N Y. ThId4sy 9th inst, Wism NJ Sand,
in lie 61sh OF his
The feds and relatives family invited attend The fuEe
CsDpaGua Fth day, lj Inst a. u oco Csrhs-
sUYDAMOn Monday Oct James suydD Of this cy n bs iSs
Funeral services win be held Reformed Dneh chnrh nave
corner Thursday lDh inst a. " CLOCK m
the 10Th OF September Ao1udsr
Thompson eliest Capt Wm C. Thompson Of thA city,
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
AaSrRAlGHroUr" NOMINEE DECLINES.

To hs Chairman Of the Executive Committee Of The
Straioht-out" Democratic Contention.
DEAR SIR: notice in the published proceedings OF
theso-caled "Straight-out" Democratic Convention
held in Albany on the Sd inst, was made the cleo
tor for the XXls District of this State which position
most respectfully decline, on the ground that be-
eve this organization to be in the interest Of Grant
and his party. / opposed the nomination OF Mr..
Greeley before the Baltimore Convention, but since
its decision have given him ny hearty support, be-
leving il to be the duty of every honest Democrat
to stand by the regular action Of the party. For
over so years have polled my vote with the Demo
cratic party and am now too old to learn the
unprincpled trick of botingit. therefore ask that
my name be withdrawn from your ticket.
Respectfully yours DANIEL BELIINGER.
Danube Herkimer Co., Oct. s, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

BosToN, Oct. 9.-The Committee of Confer
ence on Vermont Central Railroad matters made unani-
nous report to-day at large meeting, recommending
the bonds years at per cent interest for
the relief OF the company Accompanying tho report OF
the committee was the following agreement;
The subscribers hereby agree the amount Of the Vermont Cen
Railroad Complns Income AID erielon bonds specially aGthoI
by ChnoerY against their repeTe and
pay therefor per cent The value thereof and accrued interest
wit: 500 nov l. 1872; 800 Dec i52 ard $40 Jan 1913
With interest Nov l each 200 bond interest at the rate
Of per will be Upon All pcut in advance This subscription
not binding us 81 0 the loan Ia subscribed
for by Oct. %, 1914 -, ,-.,---
The Committee presented the following subscriptions
TO the above paper, amounting To SO5OO: j. Gregory
smith St. Abans, W.. 100000 Joseph Clark, Milton Dy
j. Gregory smith, 100000; b. +. Cheney 100000; NOi-
thingtOn c. Smith, sJ0OVO; Williams Perkins $1,000;
Lemuc Shaw, 10000 l.. u Bailey, $4,000; Gus Druy,
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
BROOKLYN LIBERALS UNDAUNTED.

The Kings County Liberal T. eneral Commit
tee held special meeting at Sawyers Hall, at Fulton
and Jay-sts Brooklyn, last evening, William W. Good
rich presiding The following, offered by the Executive
Committee, was adopted:
Resorsd primary elections he held in each ward sni town
Wetnetay evening Oct 10 .l ai nc usual pses OF o W
tS rs sS tbr IN sdton from each sa association 70
yenton 10 nominate School Commissioner .
] 1 The s GG9n .SsI CSiten comn @ ' al q p @ 3 b c R
Convention be held the same day at M At the General COMMITTEE
~ y the General Committees bedqeaTers that the d
ersi beadqaSrs; that Congress
venon Hoie fbu'h Oct a. at3 that the
lows: 1T District At No s! sies I1I nIFfe GOe Hal IN
1aams.. IlTj District beia Han n Hlmlonsye IytH D'
VI District at Even With District No III South
tTt al Ga.", Hotel, on corey Island Road
Rs9iJ That he COUNT Convention TO nominate School
be held Tuesday Oct ~ al i at te house oI M
Waliug Fabush.
The Chairman was then called upon for speech, and
in response said that he pleased to SUCH
tendance Of members showed that the party meant
work in the county Speaking Of the Pennsylvania eec
tion he SAID that the Administration party had carried
the State by the garng Frauds but to the Liberal
party IL would prove be only Bull Rum and to
bring the true OF tho country into the ranks for
grand rally in November The frauds in Pennsylvania
had given the State TO the enemies of Reform, and the
effect would be that some timid would fall out Of
the Liberal ranks; but was gOod that IL snOud De So
for the rank and file OF the party would close up the
ranks. 1lCy VIII never IOlAdhc lHtlI guns VIII
stand firmly by them. tApplause.l The Liberals are
lighting principle and in the end must surely win
against the common foe.
James r. Alaben OF Delaware County was then intro
duced ana said that every one was wei aware that
Pennsylvania had been carried by fraud and repeating,
and he sorry that the Republican party had fallen
so low as 10 outrage the purity OF the ballot me
Liberal party had lost, however none OF its strength,
but numbered among its members all the good men OF
the Republican party OF the past He said that IN the
rural districts where lie came from The men would not
fOrsake the Liberal ranks a. they were doing what they
deemed be right. The Greeley banner had COO adj
nerens Delaware County, where there were only TWO
Grant men. He said that this contest was between the
"iobbers on one side, who determined TO enrich
themselves at the public crib and The honest men oi the
people who were dcsiriOus To have reform.
Ray W. Potter of the Twentieth Ward next made
brief address. The Committee was well attended and
ont
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE DAY AT CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS.

THE DAY AT CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS.
The political headquarters thronged with visi-
tors yesterday Those who frequented the Grant Re
publican headquarters proiessed confident the
Liberals would not be able TO carry three States No
vember. Ohio and Pennsylvania conceded to the
Grant Republicans, while Indiana was regarded
doubtful. Prominent Grant Republicans claimed that
the victories in Pennsylvania and Ohio would tend to
disntegrae the Democratic party. Should Indiana de
clare for Hendricks the Democratic party be kept
together the contest, they admitted would be close
one. Congratulatory dispatches by Cable TO
Minister schenck and other diplomatic representatives
abroad late hour Tuesday night. The dispatches
ceived during the night were as follows:
Indications are that We have elected part Of the
county Hamilton County oho, and Hayes 70 Consre's
Delaware County Penn), 1000 majority for Hart
ranft W. Ii. hEMBLE.
1900 aud Delaware County 1900. W. II. KEMBLE.
Delaware County, 1900 majority for Hsrtrapit
Monroe County, $500 Dcmocratc Democratic gain.
Montour County, 200 Democratic; Republican gain,
200 Lawrence County, l,400 Republican; Republican
gain $50. Beaver County, coo Republican; gain for Re
Democrats &c., We have done 200 better in this county
Hartranft is elected. W. H. kEMBLE.
The following were received from Ohio:
The Democratic State Committee concede the State by
10000 1t will probably be 1900 or 1900 We
lose Congressman, save In Hamilton County FOster
is safely through so Is Sherwood Beer Is stronger III
Ohio than Greeleyism. L.. D. CROUhsB.
Ohio all right by not less than majority Ha N
iltOn County Is lost. CHAs e. MOLCoTi'
Ohio shows 1900 majority. Notwithstanding heavy
Democratic gains in Hamilton County, Lucas ana Cuyo
hoga Counties and throughout INTERIOR gains steady ana
uniform. Twelve Republican COngressnen ana one
more probable RICHARD shiIH'
Dispatches received from Indiana were not posted as
were those from tho other two States. But whe the
Hon W. L. Chandler claimed the State, the kilograms
expressed grave appreheusonS that it had gone Demo-
cratic.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
A WESTERN LIBERALS OPINION.


WITH FULL SOUTHERN VOTE, oHIO INDIANA,
AND PENNSYLVANIA CAN BE SPARED
TO the Edftor OF The tribune
SIR: The news from Georgia, following closely
upon the patriotic speeches recently delivered by
Mr.. Greeley, tells wondrous story. Our friends
are jubilant, and we are again in the position we
occupied Immediately following the Baltimore Con-
vention. Mr.. Greeley's speeches have given great
satisfaction in the South as well as at the North,
and the results are already apparent. 1t seems as
though 10000 or 1900 colored men must have voted
with the Liberals in Georgia. 1 now claim every
Southern State. 1 have heretofore given Grant
South Carolina (0 and Florida IA, but now place
them on our side. united Southern vote uSs), with
New-York S5), New-Jersey 9l. and CONNECTICUT 6),
gives us total electoral vote of 1SS. 1t is quite
possible to elect Mr. Greeley without Pennsylvania,
Ohio OF Indiana. III b.
Wkiiepaer, Wis., Oct. 4, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
IRREGULARITIES ALLEGED AGAINST THE COL.

IRREGULARITIES ALLEGED AGAINST THE COL
LECToR AT THE PORT OF BUFFALO.
To the EGftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Government some time ago sent
Mr. Leopold from Washington to Buffalo to examine into
the affairs Of the Buffalo CustOm-house. LEOPOLD
to Buffalo and took charge Of the Custom-house,
and upon counting the Government money found a
shortage Of between 5000 and 1900, which
ported to the Treasury Department They instructed
LEOPOLD 10 keep possession Of the Customhouse until
further orders and Col Daniels borrowed the money to
make up the missing amount from Revenue
Collector Ribbee. In using the Government
money for his own private business pur
poses Daniels committed crime for which he
was removed from tho CollectOrshp and the name OF
John Pierce sent TO the Senate by President Grant as
Danels's successor, but for some unknown reason
Pierce name withdrawn and Daniels again rein
stated Collector Daniels acknowledged that ho used
the money which short for his own purposes, put
alleged that he good for the amount az any tlne
when called upon for the same. The appointment OF
John Pierce would have been highly satisfactory 10 tls
community.
BuDiftO, Oct. 8, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
Aspects OF THE CAMPAIGN.
HOW POsT-OFFICES ARE USED.


The Grant people consider that all OF the
Offices of the country theirs to use for campaign pur
poses Just as though they the private property OF
their candidate The other day the Postmaster at Fort
Wayne Ind sent out large numbers Of campaign pla-
cards. accompanied by circulars inclosed in official en-
velopes free marked Official business" One Of these
circulars reads thus
FORT WAYNE. Indiana.
To Postmaster of ArcOia Indiana: Herewith send you
posters for Republican meeting TO be held mere
Aug 10.
Please post these up in conspicuous places at once
giving IL your personal attention. and not only obhge
me but aid the cause, and write me Of prospects.
j. j. KAMM. Postmaster.
or course 1t is useless TO protest against such gross
abuses of the public service the President looks on the
offices his special perquisite; and Senator's like Nor
ton who put in such posmasters that at Fort Wayne
will keep them in long they attend TO politics.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
For other Ship Yscs see Second PaOe.l

ARRIVED.
Steamship Huntsville CTOWe Savannah with mdse and pasA 10
Robert LnW1en.
steamship John Gibson Bede Georgown d. c. With mdse and
nass 10 Geo. b. Msrick
Bg Mira tSor GGnderson Cardiff q days with rsoad oa
Queec Taylor Cow By g. b. 10 days, With coal
kchr. sarah Cu,n Collins 6eofgc'OEn, d. O.
schr. Ella Dodine. Rutier. Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
DosroS Oct 9Au'ed steamship Rapdln from saTnnahi SeP
tune, IRON EeS-York.
PoKrREss MONROE. va Oct 0Ps.sed ~ for Baltimore barts
Carmel and Oaent for Aenndfs brig MsU Rice from Rio Jaheo
bas Wre nr Rio Jsuefo Don Jusio, for Cenuegs
Jennie Cobb ior Aspnw bhgt NeswoO for AlaI j. boNen
for AspnwlL .Il.." q b .... 500 Ffa =. -
CnaELKsroS hArved steamship Chmron, from Eegforf
Hr b. g. Har Belfast H., frhr g. J. Heflr, ifou D'st'a
Aled steamship j. w. kyermsn, fOI PLilsielDhi@
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
THE WEA1HER.
WAN DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Ihusrday, Oct l0-l a. N.
GHiODSiS for the paSi i1enIu- four hour.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., IhusIday, Oct. 10-1 a. m.)
GUiODSiS FOR The paSl iUenlu-fOar hotu1.
The barometer has continued to fall on Lake
Ontario, and thence eastward over New-Engand win
generally clear weather with southery 10 westerly winds
in the Middle States the South Atlantic and Gulf
coasts prevailing nortbery TO easterly winds, high
barometer and clear weather; In the Northwest and
through tho upper Mississippi valley, extending over
Lake Michigan and 10 the lower Ohio valley, brisk and
high nOrthery 10 westerly Winds with pretty cloudy
weather high pressures. and high temperatures
Probabilities.
On the lower lakes, winds sOuthwesterly and veer-
ing to nOrthery and westerly, with cloudy weather and
areas of rain extending into the western portion of the
Middle States, Thursday: on the upper lakes and
the Upper Mississippi Valley, and extending thence 70
the Lower Ohio Valley, brisk nOrtherly 10 westerly
winds high barometer, and generally clear weather; n
the Middle States sOuthery 10 westerly Winds with
partly cloudy weather Thursday clear weather and
sOuterly winds New England; over the South At.
lantc and Gulf States, variable nOrtheriy winds ana
clear weather.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
Total. .......s.sssss s.sl1'
doubtful" column the fol

II tO-day's elections with rush either one way or
the other, Of course States that here hgure
as certain will az once become very doubtful indeed,
while the doubts with regard 10 certain other states VIII
he very quickly resolved But are not dlscOuntlng
the future nOw but merely figuring from the data
already at hand and from those convenient but awk-
ward factors. "the probabilities" or the states
which we have put down certain for Cen
Grant, the Liberals claim IN possible CONTINGENCIES
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Nebraska; and Gen
Grants friends, still prcpOsterOusly, claim
NeW.YOik New-Jersey, and Missouri. These claims
may he disallOwed without argument or the
more seriously disputed States which for cOnyenience
about which there is very little dOubt-nOne whatever
unless Liberalism is routed in these October elections
Barring such catastrophe, Mr. Greeley Is pretty sure
get vote OF Connecticut and stands al least if
chance OF getting that Of New-HampshTe. The de-
cisiye liberal victory Georgia Is certain 70 nave a
great effect upon the other Southern States II probably
means that with the solitary exception Of South Caro-
OF 1865 furnish help here since In that election
very large proportion Of the white voters We're
disfTanchsed. Considering the extraordinary eXel-
tOns put forth by the Administration IN NOrth caro-
tina as August and the meager majority secured, that
state down scarcely less sure Tor the LID
eral candidates than Georgia itself In Mississippi the
heavy negro vote is counterbaanced by heavy Liberal
Republican detection headed by some OF the most nhu
enii party leaders in The state. In louisiana is
safe prediction that WannOth viii az least prevent the
side from cheating TO any great extent 1here IS
good reason COuccding either OF the remaining
Southern states Gen. Grant. But suppose he gets
them. Suppose also he gets Rhode Island New Hamp-
shire InOsWhch is pretty certain 70 vote with lndi-
ana and OhiONeyad8, which Is claimed by the Liberals
the Pacific states, which are at least haDe 70 Dc
sampeded. HIS forces IN The Electoral college VIII then
fnlla
New-York tribune., 1872-10-10

delegates to the Congress Convention TO DO held at ia
msicn on Saturday: Delegates at Large-John II. Snt-
phln, WIN. McCoy; Alternates. Townsend ID. Cocks
james Bradley. Dclegatss-,Jamaea John ii. Brnker-
nom u w Rider; North Hampstead, James H. Valen,
tine, Geo. W Fond Newtown, Oliver Crooks Michaei
McGowan Flushing, BENZ. W. Downing, C. Ed. CARL;
Long Island City, John H. Madden. owen Slavin; Hemp
stead, Oliver ). Denton, John H. Petit.