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y'llel;as gee'ster,
POSTPONED.

., ,.,re, to announce that a ,ele-
We .'' -sceived Yesterday from Hon
% 70, " M,RsHALL and R, NJ. G'H-
t'',s 'n, ~ q, Pittsburgh, to the follow
g'ts'" ,,.., that cases now Sc,
We a'Syr: syrsnment in the Supreme
s'' 10, Ti o.,st,vrly compel our presence
se % frd'y. ., ,,;s engagement,
% '' w.. no, known on Monday when
''' ..,,I,ueu consented to come and
~ Liberal meeting in this city
'''"' .,r evening, it has been thought
'os'o y, o,.,pone the meeting until next
.;'bt 1t is hoped that at that
'S'S u. MARSHALL aud Mr.. GIBSON
u 9Th ns. At all events the an
- y ,o, lor Tuesday night is posi-
S,,,, .J speakers ~ill be in attendance
"' ,, sse a iull turn out and q
''5's III, Of s}l the opponents OF
= IN other States the Liberal
'''- -. moving forward undismayed'
l;og,d enthusiasm, aud are con-
West Virginia must
~, 81 % do her share Of the good
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BALTIMORE.


Snow.
BALTIMORE, October l6.-Snow fell
on Monday night three inches deep in
the Allegheny region, over distance o'
thirty-fve miles.
Maryland Jockey Club.
The annual meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club begins on Tuesday of next
week, lasting ourdays. The premiums
offered amount to $4,000. Some Of the
most prominent stables in the country
have already arrived on the grounds,
among which are August Belmonts.
Robbed.
Sanford Dickey, of New Orleans, was
robbed last night Of diamond pin
valued at S4O0 and the same amount in
money.
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'''''sS Of the ChaIrmen Of he Dem
o''a''e aud Liberal Republican
s"'e Committees to the People Of
psnnsyIvania.
'~e'olIowlny address has been issued
"e chaltmen OF the Democratic and
oral State Committees
'NR PsoOls Of Pennsylvania:
PHILADELPHIA, October II, 1872.
We nave lost bate. but the field
,.,, y1' not be surrendered. Fraud has
w., wa ng1 carnival in Pnlladelphia, and
<,N1si our ranks throughout the
.. az 6utthe insolent triumph should
s' every friend Of regenc rated gov
os uF'' to increased exertions. The
s.. s-'.'' vote declared in Phllad elphia
-. "oi even the semblance OF correct
~. Inc officers charged with the re.
I,I, 1" The meeting of the Return
1,s-' were not sworn. The returns
.r,r;s VI without opportunity TOT
w. ,na'on. The computation Of the
~. vas not made out, and the papers
5s,. 4ot subsequently taken to the
,s.v :, "aere the law required they
p,,;;, 'uouil be, but elsewhere, for manip'
o,.n Oa. 9 BY this process, pracsiced in
~ :. uehance of law and public decen-
.5a 'ue cand date on the State ticket
W.. received the lowest number o.
ro,. ' ;, Is returned as having a larger
%.n ~, Than his assoc a,es. We had nc
ton =, /" purge the fraudulent registra
n.io y m ,ne c'ty-no authority to re-
siDnsIIi Iiegal voting-and now have nc
sls.t;oa adequate to the punishment o.
,uj,sS ,j. Officers and others who con-
d. ~; 20 pollute the ballot box. Ye,
"'nciples involved in this contest
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INDIANA.
Found GuiIty-GIOrifying.

Found Gu1Ity-6IOTIIyInB'
INDIANAPOLIS, October l6.-The trial
of W. Clark, who murdered his wife on
the 22d Of April last, in this city, closed
yesterday. The jury, after a dellbera-
tion OF two hours, brought in verdict
OF murder in the first degree. and he
was sentenced to suffer death. 1t is
quite probable that the penalty Of
hanging will be inflicted. A motion for
new trial was made but was not
granted.
A jollfcation meeting in honor OF
the election of Hendricks was held at
the Academy Of Music this evening,
which was largely attended. The varl-
GUS ward clubs were out in uniform.
The Governor elect, Julian, Manson
and Others addressed the meeting.
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. CINCINNATI.
Gail for Convention or Engine
R0fIdePp.

Cat, for q Convention OF Engine
Butlders.
rrxctsrArI, October l6 -Calls have
heen issued for convention Of all the
eng ne h1i'ders of the eountry, to be
he'd in this city on the ooh inst. The
cslls are signed BY prominent firms in
Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin,
Michigan and Pennsylvania
Vatican Iron Works Burned.
The Vulcan rolling mill was totally
destroyed BY FIRE this morning. The
fire originated in q grocery store aa-
Joining. The flames rapidly spread to
the saloons Of George Lambert and
John Mason. Loss $s0, 900, no insur'
apce,
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OHIO.
suicide.

/, URBASA, October 16.-Oliver Colman'
. resideut of Woodstock, this county,
committed suicide by taking . large
do.e Of laudanum Friday night, remain
inc & an uuconscious state until Sunday
r.e,n;ro the time of his death. Do
nsst;c trouble was the cause OF it; 1t
|. r.ported TIA. bis wife left him about
Q weak age - -
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BROOKLY v.
Fire.

BROOKLYN, October l6 About three
o'clock this morning a fire occurred in
a frame building, No 900 Atlantic
avenue, occupied by Charles Tumbker
as a liquor store aud dwelling house,
which consumed two brick house OF
John Dowds and the wood yard Of
Murther, Boyd IL LumpkIn. loss
$4,000.
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- of the Democratic Commit

=, II,wing address has been issued
".y,,ionsl Democratic Committee :
-, r.oDg Of the Cnttsd States;
r. o.,bsr e ect ons are over. They
IN, 10 form to,erably accur 'te
-, me true pontcaI situation III the
rt.,.y,:o7sl Democratic Committee
,.':o ,.'lsi to saw few words to the
4. ot the Uuited States in regard
.ie.s results.
ri;.or,i, we nave to recount so un,
,-, 4 4 victory for the Liberal
I .,s-,.. 10 take her out OF the list OF
,trI States, and practically to pro-
.|,,, in advance the dicision OF at
-. I5i vote. in the Electoral College.
r,i,,is onlv necessary to add sixty
~. % elect Greeley and Brown. ,
T. P,nnsvIvapra the distinguished
,,nsq OF the Liberal Committee
y r.,,.g chsracterizas the method by
: =, the result OF the election there
VI ,rompIisnei. We commend his
,,.1sn. to the thoughtful attention
g,,, country. ,
,,Oaio, despite most unprecedented
"a Or the Liberal Democratic ticket,
.,i,nt managers have succeeded at
s,.,crion by a reduced majority, hav'
y.Ol,ht to the polls their entire re-
,-.voie Had our Democrat C friends
,vrs'a localities shown the same
a-.gness and activity and recorded
=. entire strength they would now be
min, over a brilliant victory.
lid ana the Damocratic and LIB
n tfce, have achieved a decisive
,s..,. over Pennsylvania tactics, most
n.:lpllou-ly employed by the admin.
.,g.oa and ils allies, thus showing
2A rec people, when aroused, know
...,Yights and dare MAINTAIN them.
.,ians has fairly demonstrated that
,.s ,,n neither be bought nor bullled.
Tie moral Of these results is that
T,;0-y is in plain view for our national
a,s:i and that energy and courage
7. ssSlre il. Ii is more than that /;
'Ts mean TO preserve free institutions
riAs continent We must assure 1t.
IL event in Pennsylvania on Tuesday
s., is the most appalling political
aa.rophe that has ever taken place in
a.' country. Should the system
uolg1 which this catastrophe was
roIsht be Ioisted on the other States,
."'g' out the doom of freedom in
t1e'ca-s sad contrast surely, that
@'1y in which our Republic vas
IN, amid the anthems of a free peo-
.a,a1l!i low he the first to toll the
'ieI Of It's dying liberties. 1t is for
'.''ee nn'rouIht people OF all the
>A'': to calmly review the fearful
:-os against suffrage in Pennsylvania
m 10 dsc.de whether its enthrone-
2',i .hslL occur within their own
M'i-n
'o' tue FIRST lime the system OF free
!''rnment and the sanc'ity OF the bal
X Ne On trial in the United States,
'@ntals hour forward they dwarf all
Aas' s-uas.
Ut our friends in each of the States
hca Inspiration from the heroic con
a@ Of our iellow-citizens in Georgis
N1 Indiana, and from now till Novem'
He' the struggle he increasing fol
''fya'd an untainted ballot-box in
.-' interest Of ref,rm and good govern
l-l,. Arcrs,r. Souri,
Chm Nat Den. Committee.
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BOSTON.
The Lane Murder.

BosroN, October l6 Theodore G.
Weeks, Of Boston; 5 Goodale, OF st.
Louie, and Annie Willard. Of New
York, are suspected OF having
had some connection with the
murder of Mr.. Charles Lane, at
Dorchester, on Sunday evening last 1t
is said that Mr.. Lane was harsh man
in the treatment of his debtors, and the
parties named have especial reason to
complain. and have threatened to
harm him.
Bold Robbery.
This afternoon as James W. Woods,
q clerk in the Office of the paymaster oi
the old Colony railroad, was passing
from the paymaster's to the treasury
office, carrying in his overcoat pocket
three thousand dollars in bills and a
number of checks, he was knocked
down by some unknown man, who
seized the money and made his escape.
Both the offices are in the depot on
Kneeland street and only few feet
apart, of the main entry, where persons
are passing constantly. 1t is evident
that the thief was fully posted and knew
it was customary for him to receive the
balances at the paymsster's office.
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Trial Peaspsued.

JERSEY CIrr. October l6.-Tbe trial
of Chief of Police McWillisms and De,
tectiye Doyle, implicated in the First
National Bank robbery. was postponed
to-dsy till the 18th inst.
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p.moxaI oil Reacen Roch.

CAIRO ILL.,, October l6-Preparatisns
are being made here by contractors
.ha removal of Beacon Rock at the
noun %"m.n Trumbuif addressed Demo-
cratic mass meeting in this city on
Saturday. 90 "' - :.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The State Election.

CHARLESTON, October l6-The cleo
ton in this city on State officers is pro-
eressing in remarkably quiet manner
only q few votes being polled' the
ub;tes az a mass, manifesting very
little interest. Later reports received
from the different wards in the CITY
represent Tomlinson. the Boilers candl. i!
date for Governor, as being ahead in
the upp.r wards. It is impossible as
vet to form any definite conclusions
The election will be close The Repuo'
licaus ere certain Of success.
$ ! LATER.
Nothing definite has been received
from the State, but the indications are
that Moses. the Republican candidate
for Governor, is elected by io,ooo TO
s5 600 majority. As far as heard from,
the election passed Of without q single
disturbance. -
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Every year increases the popularity o.
this valuable Hair Preparation; which u
due 10 merit alone We can assure our OLD
patrons that IL Is kept luiiy up to lts high
stand lrd: and IL is the only reliable aud
perfected preparation for restoring "hAi
OR FADED HAIR to It's youthful color, maH'
ing /, SOft luStruuS, and sllken. The scalp
by its use. becomes white and clean. IL re-
moves all erIptionS and dandruii, and, by
its tonic properties, prevents the hair nom
falling out, AZ IL stimulates and nonrishc>
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair grow,
thicker and stronger. In badness, Il re
stores the capillary glands 10 their norma
vigOr aud will create new growth, excep,
In extreme old age. IL II the most ecOnom'
iral HAIR DRESSING ever used, as II Tequire'
fewer applications, and gives the hair a
splendid, glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes
NJ. d.. state AsSaycr OF Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and conSid-
er IL the BEST PREP ,RArIoN tor It's intend
ell purposes"
Solo py all Druggists, and Dealers
IN Medicines.
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THE WEATylEE E.
Synopsis for the Past Twen'y.four
Hours.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WAsHINGToS, October 10. }
From the lower lakes over the East
ern and Middle States light northerly
winds, high barometer and clear we9th'
er will prevail; on the South Atlantic
and Cult coast clear weather and south
ery to easterly winds with high bar
ometer, cloudy weather and occasional
rain in the Middle NJ ssissippi and
lower Ohio Valleys; in the northwest
and over Lake Michigan general north
erly winds and generally clear weather.
The highest barometer is on Lake
Huron. The barometer is falling IN
the entire northwest.
PROB ABILITIES.
The barometer will rise and continue
high, with generally clear, cool weather
and northerly winds in the NV Eng
land and Middle States. In the Mis-
sissibpi aod Ohio Valleys, partly
cloudy but clearing weather and occa-
sionalIy rain and northerly to easterly
winds. On the South Atlantic and Gulf
coast southerly and easterly winds and
clear weather. Ga theupper lakes and
in the northwest, winds veering TO south
east with falling barometer and partly
cloudy weather. Generally clear
weather and northerly to sou'herly
winds on the lower lakes. All the
trans Missouri reports are lost.
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will not perish by temporary defeat in
Pennsylvania, whether honest or fraud.

Pennsylvauis, whether honest or fraud.
ulent. The nation is the battle ground
of reform, and even without Penssyl-
vania right may achieve victory in No
vember. Pennsylvania may not be
able to give her electoral vote to vindi.
cate seligovernment, but she must. not
be voiceless in the struggle. Her peo.
pie must msnfully stand to their prin.
cipies and organization.-e The necessity
for the exercise Of the Independent
power Of the people in this State
is made doubly imperative by the
means employed to defeat US on Tues
day last. and he is unworthy of the
blessings o. liberty who would withhold
his every effort because local or tempo
-ary defeat is probable. This battle of
reform will be Won. 1t may not be this
year, but surely in the near future. 1t
appeals to every friend OF national
peace and purity, to every votary OF
State and universal regeneration, and to
every citizen who values the sanctity of
the elective franchise. There must be
TO taltering in the ranks. Let the
friends of Horace Greeley aud the
principles he represents everywhere
perfect their organization at once. - We
can deserve victory in Pennsy ylvaniss and
that may save the nation. 1t will Ger.
tainly save our cause from dishonor and
assure US early triumph. ..
SAMUEL J. RANDALL, A.,
Chairman Democratic State Com.
A. K. MCCLURE,
Chairman Lib Rem State Com
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MEMPHIS.
Martial! Law In ArEanSas.

MEMPHIS, October l6.-A private
dispatch received tonight from Little
Rock says that Governor Hadley in
tends to declare martial law in MIS-
sissippi county and will send militia to
Osceola,
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And all work required by Bankers, Mer.
chants, Manufactures, Insurance Conpa'
nies, Railroad Companies, Stsamboats, Ho
tells, and City, County and other Pnblh
Oficsrs, are equal to any in the state.
sr Orders for Work Respectfully sclie
Itad yyS
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ally control them. The testimony Oh oui
best citizens, OF all classes, e>taolish,s the
fact, that CHERRY PECToRAL wiii anu uot's
relieve and cure the afflicted disorders oi
| The Throat and Lungs beyond any Other
medicine. The most dangerous aHecllohs
of The Pulmonary organs yield To it> power,
and cases OF CONSUMPTION, cured oy
! tins preparation, are publicly known, sd
remarkable rs hardly To Oe believed, Were
| tney not proven beyond dispute. ASA rem
etiy IL is ADEQUATE, on which the puollc may
rely TOR iul protection. BY curing SoouhH
/ the tOTerunner> OF more serious ulNeas.' ~
saves unnumbered lives, aud an amount O
suffering not To be- computed. Ii Challenges
! trial, aud conyinceS the most sReptlcaL
| Every family should keep IL on hauu IN
| protection against the early ana uhpei-
raiycd attack OF Pulmonary A Hectlons
| winch are easily met al DrSt, but whlch oe-
come IucuTaple, and ~ oilen htal, ii neg
| leCtrd. Tender lungs nerds thls ueleh>e'
| and IL IL uuwl>e 10 Oe without IL. As stle
| uuard tO children, amid the distressing uls-
S.t>..s winch DcSei the Throat ana hest %
! childhoOd, CHERRY PICTORIAL II lnNaIu-
ole; Tor, 10y It's timely use, multllude> arr
! rescued from premature graves, ana saver
/ To tie love auI affection centtTcu on llehi'
| IL acts speedily ami surely against ordinary
colds, securing sound aud heaIlh-re>t9TiuS
sleep. No one will suIier troublesome IN
| kLUrNXA and painful BkoSCnllth
when they know how easily they can DC
cured. ,
originally the product Of long, laboriouN
and successful chemical investigation, no
cost or toll Is spared III making every Ool!'
I IN the almost prS>.Dle Perfection. IL may
he confidently relied upon ts possessing u!
the virtues IL has ever exhibited, ana ctpa'
bl. OF producing cures a. memorable a. Tue
greatest IL has ever elected.
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M EDIcAL.
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the grea
discover iesof mod
ern science, few are
OF more real value
TO mankind than
this effectual RENE
dy for all diseases
OF the Throat aud
Lungs. A vast trial
OF lis virtues thro
out this and other
countries has
shown that 10 does
sllrely and etiectu-
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Ayers CathartiC Pills,

A&L@> ~aar-N ~
E1 s contain no IncI-
~ cuTy or mineral
~ - whatever. Much
er lOus ckness and suffering IN prevented
by their timely use, aud every lamily
should have them on hand FOR their pro-
lection and relief, when required. Long
experlence has proved them the safest, best
and ,urrsl of all the PILLS with which the
market nbOunds. Nv their occasional ne,
:; he blood ~ purified, the corfuptioDs oi the
system &pelled. distractions removed, and
the whole machinery OF lie sestor TO ia
healthy activity. Internal ORGANS ~hlcb
become clU2ged and sluggish are cIednsed
by AYFR'5 PILLS, and stimulated iDio nc
ton. Thus incipieni disease j. changed into
health the value OF which change, when
rsckOned on the vast InuIlltudes VINO en-
Ioy II, can hardly be computed. Their su-
gar coating makes them pleasant 10 take,
and preserves their virtues Impaired Tor
any length OF time, 10 that they are ever
fresh, and perfectly reliable. Although
searching. they are mild. and operate with
out disturb bauce 10 the constitution, or diet,
or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper
10 each box, how 10 Use them a. FAMILY
PhvsIc, and for the following complaints
which these pills rapidly cure:
For DYSPEPSIA, OF lsDIGEsrIoS, LrsTL Ess-
SESs. LANGUOK and Loss or APPETITE
they should be taken moderately TO silmu-
lllt NfbihtCAl duh lSoe'iV IN H~%1'NSJ SS@%
and action.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and its various
svmptoms, BILIOUS HEADACHE, Elk
HEADACHE, JAUNDTCE or GREEN SICK
Mesa. BILIOUS COLIC and BILIOUS re-
yEIss they sbonld De iudiciOusly taken
for each case, 10 correct the diseased
action. remove the distractions which
cause II
For DYsExrrRY OF DIARRHEA, but one
mild doe l. generally s7quiIei.
For RHgUMATIsN, GOUT, ORAvEL- PtL-
PITATIon or The HEART, PAIS IN The
SIDE. BACK and LoINs, they should be tn.
ken continuously, as requiTei, 10 chaiIye
the disea -ed action Of the system. with
such change those complaints disappear.
FOR DRoPsY aud DR0PsICAL swELLfSls-,
they should be taken IN large and frequent
doses TO produce the effect OF drastic
For SUPPRESSION, large dose should be
taken, a. it produces the desired ereci by
sympathy.
Asa DixSER PILL, take one or two pills
10 promote digestion and relieve the ston-
ach.
An occasional dose stimulates the storn-
ach and bowels, restores the appel te,
aud inyigurates the system. Hence IL u
often advantageous where no serious de-
rannement exist. One who feels toIefsbty
well, Of en- finds that a dose Of these pils
make him feel decidedly better, from Their
cleansing and renoyaung eject on tne Oh
PrepaGei By DR. ]. C. AYERA 90,
praftical Cbenizfs,
IoWKLL. MAss-,u
Sold by all Druggists eyeryvhsre.
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Sugars, Sugars.

ns HHDs. NEW ORLEANS, DEM A.
y rara and Porto Rico sugars IN store
and fer sals by n REILLY.
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Address OF the Liberal State Com.
mittee. sE'
The following is the address to the
Liberal Republicans of the State OF New
York:
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CHAPTER S.2
AN ACT Ia prevent tho enclosing "a i,d ,,I,.ttu,t-
: ing the Streets, Lanes aud Ailcys 10 the
( Town Of Franklin. in Baltiinor. county. aud
a. prevent nuisances. Ac.
SECTION |. l,e II enacted by the General A.
sembly Of Maryland. That from and after III.
passage Of this Act IL shall ho, bc lawful !n.
any person or prTs Ia a. cnclus. any Of ia.
Streets, Lanes ~ Alleys, or any pnri II the
streets, Lanes ur Alleys a. laid down ~ Pop.
plrioh's Plat Of the Town oi Franklin in Hal
tin"re county, under the penalty OF twenty
dollars tor each aud every offence, and 1--we
d"!lars inr each aud very day that such street.
Lane oi Alley. 30 any part 81 such street, Lane
closed.
sE'Ii"N :. Aud bc 4 enacted. That IL any I'll
the Streets. Lanes or Alleys 81 the said Town
Of Franklin, ~ laid down ia aforesaid Plat
thereof shall have been enclosed in whole or
IN part. sud such street Lane. or Alley which
may have been rHciuscd. ia whole or ~ part
shall not be re- opened within sixty days alter
the iassas" oi this Act the person or persons
who may haS" enclosed any such Street Lane
~ Alley. "a Who'd" or ~ part shall forfeit aud
pay the sum Of two dollars for each and every
day ia" sam" shall continue Ia be enclosed
after a written notice 81 the passage ofth Act
shall have been given 10 the offending party
by any person or persons owning property ~
The said Town Of Franklin.
sEcrioS .. And be- IL enacted. That IL shall
not b. lawful for any person nr persons To en
close any Of the public grounds laid down
IA the Aforesaid Plat Of the Town oi franklin,
under the penalty Of twenty dollars for each
and every offence. sud i've dollars for each
aud every day that any Of said public grounds
shall remain, in whole or in part. enclosed.
Sscfios I. Aud be II enacted, That !: any
I Of satas'-Aiic Grosnds she'll have bsen enclos
~...~zrspr ny .5r5I'
raFe. aud Che enclosing material shall NOT y
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Greciev aud Brotcn.

Horace Greeley for Presiden, and Graiz Brown
for Vice Prcsiden, is the tickle, presented by the
Liberal Republicans for the votes OF the Demo-
Gratis OF the Uaion We 90 not claim any OF the
attributes OF u prophet, nor do We think that our
views about the future at all iniallible. but We
are well satisfied that II the Democrats nominate
candidates this tcke, will not carry State in
the Union, which will leave /, without vote 10
the electoral college. New York cannot be
carried by Greeley with Democratic candidate
10 the field Missouri will so Democratic in spite
Of the fact that Graz Brown turned the State
over to the Democratic part! and placed It's pa
tronage in their hsuds. Where outside Of these
eau this ticket have a reasonable hope VI receive
ing an electoral vote As far rs our knowledge
OF politics goes We cannot see where one can be
obtained. The mex, question is hOw the ticket
will effect the success Of the regular Republican
nominee, provided die Democrats do not nomi-
nate ticket. With this Circumstances We are In
clined . the eplnioa that Grant win receive
more Dsmocrasic votes shas 0rsnlsy m nspuh,
lic~p votes wAr->--.r scfss3 = - selslea