The New York herald., 1872-07-08

shoul<P be pIanked up In the Northern Paclnc
bonds. and as che Southern Pacific Railroad bin
passed about tho same time It Tas thought TO DC q
good idea to cast some ref'cti0nS upon the
good behavior and obedience pr the South,
so that nobody would care to bother aooat South
was worth anything in the soutr In the way OF nep
of communication and attach Il 20 the Pennsy G
Northern Northern Pacific road e eas only ROAD s
pS pon the TSSy prosseas Of the sses s of S bonds wSs
fennsylvania Railroad controls line TO New Or
that sco sse9 ato ~ e ppe RAM Penssy
vania % and attorney for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
ne Mss s@n ~ Of the committee sent arongs
and relate 81 ps sseso "e Al About a"A tue 'lS same
thns me ns SaS GoGEe is, III reported haze sad
eve In Its good temper ami desire for tranquility.
Certainly no private influence Is looked upon with
more dislike than that OF the house OF Jay Cooke a.
Co., and some OF the strongest men in the Coaven-
ton say this house has discovered ali
THE NEW AND QUAINT PROCESSES or coRRUrTIWG
legislation by such acts as having numerous com,
panies authorized by Congress and. syndlcates TO
Is reported to have given $685. 900 personally elect
Grant In 1868, and to have shown unusual sagacltY
capitalstic influences on the same plan tho
shrewd and prudent men of this Conversion
large national bank Ia Chicago for permanent
Chairman The name has been started alta com
chosen,
Ater nearing Joseph j. stewart referred t1'as the
probable author of the articles one term In the
Washington Chronicle the HERALD correspondents
started In pursuit of that gentleman. stewart said
he had written those articles not much as a re-
former as in the light Of one OF President Grants
political supporters. Grant himself stated In May,
1863 that he Vas in of the abolition OF the Vice
This conversation, he said, was held somewhere
between the White House and the Treasury build
Ing, and on a private walk Stewart then wrote the
articles for the Washington Chronicle in favor of
term, and George Wilkes another editor, hearing OF
the Presidents feelings In the matter advocated
these two IDEAS and the two papers which had
adopted them sometimes changed articles and
Ohio, introduced the bill In Congress embodyng
both propositions, ana 1t is generally understood
that the Presidents intentions and understanding
were contained In the same.
BLANTON DUNCAN,
for whom there hps been such anxious inquiry, put
In an appearance late this evening, and held q
hurried conversation with his lieutenant, Mr. Van
the delegates, doing loud talking against Greeley,
ana declaring they would make d straight-Out nom-
nation If the Democratic Convention here endorsed
or nominated him.
The Baltimore Gazette, which at first opposed
the nomination of Greeley, will tomorrow morning
nominate formally Greeley and Brown. 1t says
perpexty by taking decided action There should be
beating about the bush. Put these in nomination.
ballot for them In the usual way, and 50
senatives of the democracy, and by this bold
and necessary step bring the whole Of the party
their support II will not become you to throw upon the
you relieve them, and which it your boindcn duty
to assume 1t is the manifest course.