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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
THE AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY socIEr

THE AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY
To the razor Of The TrtbUne.
SIR: An article concerning this Society, IN
THE TRIBUNE of Feb 90 evidently written under
misapprehension. You may he willing TO admit few
words by way of correction, and possibly they may fall
under the eyes of some who read that article.
The Society has passed no such resolution as me
writer speaks of; but the borrowing no money 10 meet
tc deficit I'm its receiDts" been its settled policy FOR
more than % of the years Of its history During the
last years il has raised ana expended IN lnlsOhhy
wOrk-mOstly at the WcJt-Si G55 259 ana has kept an
suits, the borrowing system has worked we'll IL
hardly true that for six months there has Deeh
dearth i'm the oerngs since for the st three months
neary no draft has been delayed for day nor - any
thing now due for reported labor nor, while the
dearth continued the missionaries eft WITHOUT
support" Most Of them receive the greater part OF their
seeks to supplement with definite amount, the quar-
terly nsallments OF which not pledged on given
day, but soon after the missionary reports aOor as
the state OF the treasury VIII allow as i9e', the
DAYS of receiving the reports They have been more
prompt than those OF self-suppOrtng churches ;
far prompt than could have been such an outlay
under any other system. q,
Moreover, the "dearth" ceased before Winter had
fairly in that what You say or the sGfoilnSs OF
missionaries, Through tits Indictment season. WITHOUT
salary with the thermometer AZ 10 below zcro,' &c,
Is hardly in point The missionaries Wiling 10 I'VE Tor
their works sake expect selfcua hut they testify tat
the borrowlnS poicy some OF thcih Ia, .i
both systems, and their experience Of BOTH with thc
observation of the present condition or other sGceeh-
scores or thousands OF dollars IN deDt ana Withholding
commissions leads them to unite with the mass Of
business its patrons IN begging this society TO
present occasion To borrow, and most cordially invites
the children Of this world" show their " humanity"
by Joining the children Of light in such contributions as
shall p Oh the day that shall make IL servant to
the LEADER SECRETARIES OF 4. II. NJ SOC
BiJic HO"S', ASt0r-pldce, March !, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN VANS
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 6
Mails Tor EGrog. via Queenstown ard HTerrooL per resnmP
Wisconsin close az ll:30 Supplementary hs on Fef ~" w.
". r.. closed az las IN. , ~.
lG letters deposted N Supplementary Malls must be prepaid with
double postsge.l
A Plusslsu Closed Mail is sent by this lire.
THURSDAY. MARCH :.
AMI NuuhuTT per sesb.
6p Sesa close at I:OO a. M pimsuIEy Mail 90 fr Al
ooto o Third ST.. Hoboken is closed at Loo . IN
IAN letters feposd Supplementary Mails Nut he pepAs'~
double posaSe.I
A PIussisn Closed Mail Is sent by this line -. A..
Mails for Nassau r. and the West ndss b. me MOTT"
Castle close at y III - =.
FRIDAY, MARCH O.
M Steamship Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
y. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH ;, 1872
IL y. 7. TRfnrNF JT q
General DIRECTIONS.


send good The aud other
goods tirs in good orer. An attractive
sale where package sloyeny
Iearauce fails securely will soN
tents 10 change Use plenty dry POULTRY
egg Mark plainly with pdiH.i stencpe hestand note
on Dbl stating the amount ak0 The
which wLich tgrseys Send
stating route time &c. An inyoe let
should be nt1sd Dbl the
agc yourself reputation Gne goods put
shape, that your mark is in demand.
BEANS AND PEAS
week Sc bb 52 hbs LEES than last week.
bbls Shipment OF As bb;
3Jl6 bush Reduced receipts have favorable effect upon the
market with slight advance and
more strength Pea beans higher and
viii readily bring the best quotations. Kidney beans
go freely than before and the stock small Canals
peas literally in barrels aud prices declined Southern b.
better few very choice from se. above Oaons
Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
Not a member of the Joint Committee of the

Common Council Railroads present yesterday, n
the time appointed for the meeting After waiting
hour those who came from the Nineteenth Ward 10
ter their complaints against tho Harlem Railroad Com
pany, went away again disappointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

cannot rccollect tho time there was nothing 70 nx u
upOn my memory; we paid % number OF VISITS 70 the
Filth Avenue Hotel 10 was there that this occurred
rhe examination was here closed MI Casserly n9l g
Shorthand notes OF his testimony should be written out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

few hands and crates have advanced msie bb odd ,su.
ft FOR Western few low grade barrels Caps Codl have
IS rs. We quote:
Apples eae good. o. 00d - % Do, N fair IS pas
Do. SeeciOns..... ZJD ~ Do. crates,
Crshbcrrtos. gne Dbl DO, DO, connon.... Ooa y
POULTRY AND CAMR.
L,le Western Dressed arriving IN, The maie M,
murh Of any kind Dry picked a0rk nv brinz ress
1fEeys win not command above O0 Deb 10 f6s
selling we'll owing the sid stock 1--we
demand and higher. We quotes "'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

3.5I hS 's''''''
s'cB WATER rms DsI--A n -, III
s.nt, Hoax 49, 500 Cows lslsRd 5f2 HsD 'ate ten'' ~
THIS DAY. n. an
Sandy Hook 80 535 Cows IsLaDd 6.l2 leu oAie 'o'' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

itie rboilel I-.re s1qari seng N7eoc We quote:
BcesgsI. snail lots IN 50 % WHIT fsgs.......- ad "a
ttf u.W q ga - - Vinegar, t.sf ID ga. d q
FeatLen. live Ceee Do Naau ..r.lreL ~ n 7o
NfW fne.P % ~ m ~ NeWsrapcr tI....... a 4
Do hiEe1....- 81 q % Honey, Clover = -... p . -
Feathers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
BUTTER.

g 2bush. Bag esq 2 80
Receipt. for the week s packages 3S do les, than las!
Go! be noticed Il, week r., not 6Ssr .'
dealers feared would d. eI the best small Snss and fancy ends
cation Of cold weather viii materially prevent .ayeng in quotations;
Of city .he supplies If the demand holds
o for & s for s.s f Ss eS S1S ct i
be advantage however, the fact Of the outs table Of rates
table use is altogether nominal We quote:
State STATE S S. s1s to coed: 20 as o ST. Eafy select
Stat: S SS&SS Si 70 F ss Gnti Good ~ az
State trims Fine Yellow a3 Western orepaeked.lo az
s!: $s;S $ss$ S'i ssSe
State DO, Fall maIe'J@ as Grease bue...'... STA
Receipt. for the week asas boxes 500 les, than last week sane
ss 5 sod s. % s sss ss5s sS1 e'
named @ h Ss s svsSs. Of n.ns P. e
S h , r or S boot 'n . to be holder. 1a s.S ssaaa. '
their Of '"s sT oI that W. S SoSsA o 4 trade Or
any inclined TO invest feeling that the NewYO market
will % Them quite 81 Vel as T G bro m %i n Sss s
Grin at h improvement oSbers paving Sc for SSee some
S.: T: s % SsSis ssI ssG ap
State FACTORY ordinary ~ d English Dairy, good D dS
s.is Farm Farm D D.y sSS M as
% DRIED ai rRpiIsi las, week. ,,m.v ...
1 yea. 5 Ps The :Sss %oys%. .pefSs . ss to
scarcity Of really pne .de. Fine sliced .sA higher and other
Peaches looked
though add largely. Bctbees touched M IN
,msli ysy during the wesh bat auosoD Other
fruit specially Peanuts selling Hickory nuts aud
higher Pecans slow. We quote: 49,
Appes-0d State. qrs. % Peaenes unpd 9id .
Do prime q. A Mich q az Plum. % :.
Do common Wsstsru.... al Cherries new PHI. - ~ ~
Bo Southern a IBariberrles. IJi9
DO tue do sliced ....lO 1ll Rspbernes "
DO new State gtdlD Peanais-Wtns bus y O3I ~
DO. do. sliced fne. LII ala Do Nirynis Iids 10
Peaches peeled. ~ CIT aHi Do do common 0Ovl -
Peaches peeled Ga. rs dlGl Hickory No. g
Peaches peeled " sh Val3 tlol Black Wslnus... O@ .
Peaches unpd halves ItG Pecan Nuts, D.... ~
EGGS.
Recps bbls
wees sa bbs The cold creates great naelsi
receivers they spprebense that large portion OF
stock enough he caught aud fo1en Eggs thus IAN
foil liberty during the Of
Lieut. The supplies we'll sol. bat with he ss limited irsde s
small cts reported through speculative
carried hst week We give
hem this bat before remarked hour drop
jDc below this dse lat
We quote:
Pa j.. aud L. l.. y ~ Western Esha brsniJl y
Lt 20
Ntsern ~ ~
Wss, if..............J q -
FRESH FRUITS.
Ars activity The dewsr< hse
ts,,I buyA aiU nc s ss'ss& Sanbsnss ere ns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM LIvERPooI-In steamship City Of Brsiol hAf'a 49,
Mckenzie j. Mulleneur, Mrs. Sanford Miss J. lie N.Vepel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

Rccsiois Tor The week % b 70 BARS l.'s han vek EVA
week l'st yer 3jJ h-ss Ifors "a. r marte
uuc93ugei Emmett "e's Crealsf g.: Not
gre mop trace ts week 70 va rant G1iea the
lately eE,fa'eL The Snah arrivals taseler n eoa,ruoJ
steady dtmall from blNtrs, tend fcep rires Wv
5rui I'd With toe stock Of lois reduced 70 s,s u.i
1850 bales, and very afge pronofro1 q ths. On.
sgA5e buy hve Attn t'c ersrnt
T. iros..rs. ..rH 1c.oE O. s
with brewer. alo cTpceHce uh fEos fftng llo
VII ch evidently IN tr n TIE article 10
vel rs Ler' Isis L nI .e oi f.5. 1
o1c. tore pcva.s o.. bI.7 0., fnppiy,s
lrr rrt4 want nevertheless Che fnl s1Trf8'
gt.rs Here ani there LoeT sIrs Sen
toas Tered ili~-s b1yrs TIE suc .c 60 yclp a
which hOweve larger qulnres REM 90 old I fcnf1 BIS ICED
hardly brisk Tor l8s though prc's SLOW reduction Folegn
~ quiet We qI0.";
Do common 90 l3dks
Eastern OLD growth .lla19
Western growth lS7l..,o ass Oh OILS goath l5....... t9lt
VEGETABLES.
ehnnnt week z7 bhs and W s oron Thtr0
steady arrival Of potatoes from NewJ a ees are az
regardless Of the iee shpEelt out he'd a oE
higher We quote: -
Rose, Dbl - - Poatoes bTeet DEL
Peach B,Ss... / $50 o. Onions, ked ami loL... 5lG Il
Alhert... ! 15a o. Onions. NL,e.,.... 0d Of
Mositor Gootnch Garlic y loo bgrcte. p van
Nova Scoa...... I .5H Tur4iss. Rlsa 0s.. 80 80
] 2JO 81 SQuasles con
Dy.ht........... 25G IS Cibbages y i0...... sS 20
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
~9nrembnfger Gazette.

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fubr Ct in bas &eid her Nebel. bort
iae Der alte @putanL finiter briitenb iiber
8riessplanen. glub ben 0eifterfiriten
Syr fanp er utb bic pilpe Sdscrin Sulpa.
Sic ale seipann 0Onar sur 3a6tisuns
beS entarteten 0fasreburs.
SIN &ei6e Der Nebel CAB eS beeeutens
be &iitunsen. Sulpa rief ibr pilpeS
Seer suiammcr, baS i1pn eri6redenc ben
alien Germanen iiber bic Saarbdi6e ses
fabren mar. @putan entbpt feline Sa<
fallen ldnsit erprpbte @iirser unp Staos
tesertriimmerer. Der ~einbdnbise Syr
tpedte ale itreitbaren Selcen, bic fdliefen
bel Seule uno Speer. Opnar enpli6 sps
aus ferneu Simmslsfri6enL no bic Slut
biBe Der Come naften S1warsen ben
Gifen Der enst OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@plfen %sulammen. Dieter san;e 8ndu<
Ell bes llnbetles barrie res 9psbru6es.
llnb Serr Opnar wdblte flug Stunee II.
slusenblid reS gerbansniHes. Seim
Seitntale, BON bem Serrdtberiiden Wasees
burg pem i6pepil6en Sbriiten aeseben
ippllte er bic unreuti9en @ei6Spfe iber>
fallen.
9auerno iab 0pnar auf Der idparsen
@plfe iber Der splpene &rpne unp ipabte
binab in ben Saal. sluf iein 0ebeib
mar Elm Sersfpbols in ben &rYitaa sefab>
Ten unb bate ben Seder ;ertriimmert.
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meinen Sturme ul,p @dl1en, blies 3tez
selt BON alien Oi6ern, rip S9prnfteine
nm unp erl6lus nddtli6e 8anperer IN
ben Straeen. @putan bearbeitete @dle
nnp Wauern. Sein Streitbammer i6lus
setpaltise Sref6en, cine LANCE Wauerz
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feite 8aa.
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unp ri9teten bort idrefliGe SeripIitunz
gen an. Sppann ipaltete er ben spsis
bunpertfinfsis Sub beben Sburm Der ct.
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8artenblatt iiber pie Sduier sabin
uno l6lug nit enlightenment Sc
praliel auf Zen @arftplaB. Die Spit
gen Der Supenbur9 uno BON ct.
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Oa1er unp @dnre binpes unp piiblten
iib IdlieBli6 ttef in bic Grpe. Stint
@inpmlblen fpSen in Slide, feds WaIr
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ordbli6e5 Seulen, Elm bSQil6es Gpn>
cert spn S9redenstSnem e~rfilte bic
Stapt. Yeitl6enfnalen, wiitbenrcs
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nabmen bic entleyten Wenf6en. SIM
9elGten Der Slise iaben ie lulise Sc
~ftaltenL ME seidaute Sprmen pabini6pee
ben, ale srimmis, pdmonenbaft u. l6au>
erspu, &urS-Sulpa'S wilpe Sasp tpar
nod 70 ansebeuer, ME ;ur 3eit peS Or
minus unp hes beridtenpsn CACTUS.
ale SprtI6ritte Der Gipililaticn batten bic
Ie rtlpen Sesrl@aereI ''td't pl'osn tSns
men: ~
SO Tal1en eN smIlsllellh elemelte
9an5 ~easesea's lWltn Peal anisfgSlse
nape. ~ psn saal''a tasen olt ~een1
lWeh a"T ecu Stn.st0L lslpt Yrtt Yatl@
petele easp ee"1'~ "hV paw la1eln'l@'
enpli6 500 Scllar at init letHe1l Sulis
pesSerpllen: Sefrteet9t LAP ct alf Die
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-15
FLORIDA.
The Cincinnati Nominations Not Treated
with Great Favor I'm the Sunny State.

The Cincinnati Nominations Not Treated
with Great Favor I'm the Sunny State.
TALLAHASSEE, May 10, 1872.
The State organ here, with an enterprise seldom
seen in Florida journalism, made known to the
people OF this section in its Issue OF the Sd inst the
result Of the Cincinnati Convention. The ticket Is
regarded here as slightly weak and win probably
not take away many hundred votes from the regu-
lar republican nominee In the entire State. The
cOl0red people here seem to look upon Greeley
with suspicion on account Of his bailing
JEFF Davis and some other freaks Of the
philosopher, and with this element he is
undoubtedly not the most popular man that
could have been selected. With the liberal
democrats he Is still less avorite. At caucus Of
the more prominent leaders OF the democracy In
this section, held few evenings ago, 1t was deter
mined that In no event should Greeley have their
support, and q demand was made for regular
democratic convention and nominee. With the se-
cessiOn element he is positively Objectionable, as
he IS regarded by them as the champion Of all the
constitutional amendments and legal enactments
that have been laid so heavily on the Southern
people. II 1t was intended, therefore, by the men,
bers OF the Cincinnati Convention that its ticket
should address itself to the people OF the entire
South for success In the coming Presidential cam
pagn, 1t will be failure in this part at least II
public sentiment, as publicly expressed, clearly
represents the actual condition of the politicians on
the subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-15
DAN n VOORHEES, AT HIS OLD GAME.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Treachery is characteristic OF Dan voorhees,. It
breaks out on him with great. force about once In
four years. He was never known to be faithful to
friends, but his general attack, during which he
deserts friends, principles and party, usually de-
velOps itself just before the assembling OF demo-
cratic national conventions. In 1858 voorhees,
pr0fessed to be the friend and warm supporter OF
General w. 8. Hancock for the Presidency. He was
present at all consultations Of General Hancocks
friends In washington, giving advice and making
suggestions, and, while thus deceiving the Hancock
men, was the nucleus OF combination to nOmi-
nate Hendricks, whom he has now killed. His per-
ndy was discovered and accusations OF treachery
preferred against him, but he Indignantly denied
these accusations and succeeded In making Gene
raj Hancocks friends believe he was faithn to him.
His double dealing and treachery became so appa-
rent during the Convention that concealment was
no longer possible. Everybody knew IL. He then
attempted to Justify his outrageous conduct by the
plea that he was forced to 60 for Hendricks by the
action OF the delegation from Indiana. or course
this was an afterthought for II II were true Ike an
honorable man he would have advised General Han
cocks friends OF II when the EFFICIENCY arose. The
friends OF General Hancock despise him, ana would
never trust him again. IA 8E
He has been making o speech against honest
Horace Greeley and In favor OF Grant. IL would be
at contamination Of his past career II he were to
come out openly for Grant; but as Dan Voorhees,
never does anything In politics In an open, manly
way. he viii probablv stul claim to be democrat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-15
RACINa IN CALIFORNIA.

AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO, CAL.-SPRrNG
MEETING OF THE SACRAMENTO JOCKEY CLUB.-FIRsf
and Societys purse Of $1,000, for threeyear-olds,
mile heats best three in fve-$5oo to frst $3.50 to
second, $3.50 to third and 800 to fourth horse.
Mr. st. John entered st. John, by woodburn l
John Hall entered Ben Wade, by WOODBURY..
George Treat entered Livingston, by Nor
IOlk...
John Bogg entered Tom Merry, by Norfolk.
L. J. Rhodes entered Irene Harden, by Jack
Thee. winters entered Boneta, by Norfolk. dis.
Time, 1:45h-1 :46Z-1A 9A.
The above race was one OF the best ever wit.
messed in California being closely contested
throughout The attendance was large and repre-
sented many OF the prominent turfmeA in the State
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FLOODED STOCK.
General Harding's Annual Sale ut Belle
Meade, Tennessee.

General Harding's Annual Sale ut Belle
Meade, Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, May IL, 1872.
General G. w. Hardng's annual sale took place
yesterday at Belle Meade and the prices paid fully
sustained the reputation which that veteran breeder
enjoys throughout the country among all who I'M
derstand the uses and value OF blooded stock The
following is list OF the animals sold, pedigrees,
prices obtained and purchasers
Bay colt Votigeur, foaled in 1871, by vandal, dam
Monica, by imported Sovereign to A. b. Pratt $2e5.
S2oa.
Brown colt viscount, foaled 1871, by vandal, dam
Duchess &c Berri, by imported Sovereign, to A. B.
chestnut colt Vortex, foaled in 1871, by vandaI
dam Bondin, by Commodore, oJames Mccormack
Bay colt Jack Of Diamonds foaled In 1871, by Jack
Malone, dam Gem, by Childe Harold to j. Hobson,
Bowling Green, Kentucky $40.
Bay colt yelocipede, by yandal, foaled in 1871,
dam Queen Of the West, BY imported Bonnie Scot
Chestnut nly Ultima, foaled in 1871, by Jack
Malone dam Eureka by imported Glencoe, to J.
foaied in 1870 by JACK Malone, dam sallie Crow, BY
imported Albion, to John G. Berthoon, $685.
Brown My vandalite, BY vandal, foaled in 1871,
dam yesper Light, by Childe Harold, and she the dam
S Nellie Ra se@ az sSO ahd Knocked
Brown Ally yarilla foaled In 1871, by yandal, dam
Nubia, by imported Albion she the dam Of Helmet,
to 1. ,. Drane, OF Enterprise Kentucky, $4lo.
Chestnut FLY Jackonet, fOaled In 1871, by Jack
Malone, dam Daisy Derby, by O'Meara, to Enoch
Brown, 1915.
Chestnut fly vaultress foaled in 1871, by vandal,
dam Hampton mare, by Childe Harold, to Archie
Cheatham, $780, H&#
MARES.
Bay mare Diamond, fOaled In 184S, by Epsilon, out
OF Bet Bosey, to A. w. Johnson, $2lO.
Bay mare Leda, foaled In 1852, by Epsilon, out of
Mamie Kilham vandal colt by her side, to J. w.
Mayberry, $40.
Gem, foaed in 1859, by Chllde Harold, dam Dia-
mond, bay colt by her side by vandal bred to Jack
Malone, to A. G. Ewing, $685..
Chestnut mare Camilla, foaled In 1864, by High
lander, dam Little Trick, by imported Priam, bay
FLY by Vandal by her side, bred to Jack Malone to
w. c. Mccormack, 500.
Chestnut mare Daisy Derby, foaled in 1858, by
O'Meara, dam Noty Price, bred to Jack Malone, to
w. A. Donaldson, $3.50.
Brown FLY Cat0Osa, f0aled In 1858, by Lexington
dam Emma, by Glencoe, to M. W. MOtherel, $500.
The celebrated Fannie Cheatham, now about
seven years old property OF X b. Cheatham), with
a colt by vandal by her side, was introduced into
the ring and trial bid OF $1,000 was made, but her
owner "c0uldn't see 1t In that light" and withdrew
her. @sf# .a
A large number OF tur-men from the South and
several from New York were present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-15

the Hartrauft men declare that Grant is the 0Bsra-
Gle to harmony. The Hartrauft men are right, but
the Grant. men have might on their side, and II
looks az II they meant to render Hartraufts cleo
uon impossible. h they do there will be merry
RECKONING but as the reckoning is likely to come
anyhow It's no matter about that side amusement.
q. OoRREsfoNDESr-Wil the liberals nominate
: MoCLURE-I cannot speak for them. as the State
v ION e. mas not met. don't think, however,
tnat tne liberal republicans wish to amuse them
selves s In this fight by firing blank cartridges.
TAKE ~ tnaI tney Will vote SO to tell for every
once from PRESIDENT down to Alderman. am not
much in favor Of
ORNAMENTAL POLITICS.
That Is the property OF boys and FOOLS and have
got past the nrst and hope steer clear of the last
IL would be folly to elect President and not carry
United States Senators, Governors, Congressman
ana Legislators in harmony with the national move
ment: The people want new national departure.
and they must carry every department OF power to
This much Information collected took my de-
parture, satisfied that Mcclure Is In earnest In this
fight, and, no matter what others may do, he will
stick to the ticket that was born OF the Cincinnati
Convention, and should victory perch upon the
will be certain, and In keeping with the services
he shall have rendered his new chieftain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-15
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
A Spring Meeting Over tho Pimlico Track
Decided Upon.

BALTIMoRE May ID, 1877.
At meeting OF the Executive Committee of the
Maryland Jockey Club held an evening or two
since 1t was determined to hold spring meeting
at the Pimlico track, to begin on the 9th day Of
will be mile heats for oil ages, for purse of $780,
OF which $3.50 will be given TO the winner and 500
to the second horse. That race will be followed by
a grand tournament, which will be open to the
Knights OF Maryland and other States. The club
will give to the successful Knight O silver cup,
worth 5000. Gentlemen who desire to ride in the
tournament must send in their names to the secre-
tary OF the club before the 25th inst and the
posal. The entries for the race must be made on
Or before the Attn day Of June. For the tournament
win work hard to gain the offering smiles OF the
ladies, to say nothing OF the prize to be awarded