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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF V1R-
- GINA, NEAR ALEXANDRIA.-The
18th Annual Session of this Institution, with a
full corps of experienced Teachers and fifty boys,
is now in progress. The second of the two terms
into which the session is divided begins on the
18th FEBRUARY, though pupils are received at
any time. Expenses Sl65 per term. For cata-
logue address L.. M. BLACKBOARD, M. A.,
Principal, Lock Box Is, Alexandria, Va.
ia 19-lm
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
REFORM NOTES.

1t is reported that Homer A.. Nelson and
Geo. p Peon, prominent PoTghksePsle Democrats
have said shat they will vote for Horace Greeley.
The Volksfreund of Paterson claims the honor
Of being .tho first German paper to give impulse TO hr
Greeey's candidacy and IL enjoys the support OF the
Germans of Patterson and vicinity 1t carries marKeo
weight in;the pending campaign
A meeting of che Greeley and Brown lnde-
pendent Club to complete the organization and elect
officers wilnbe hch at No. % Thrdave, mp stairs tds
evening ay ~ 9t c,d Ssoc Msbasns OF
Thomas Duffy, David Gutman.
The Hon. Abraham T.. Garrett, II. G. OF Ten
nossee who, few.wseks ago favored straiglt Demo
cratic nomination, sontlY expressed himself sathed
that the only action the Baltimore convention CCdu
adopt acceptable TO te people OF tennessee wouo DO
the Endorsement Of the Cincinnati nominations
A large number of prominent citizens OF
Brooklyn met last evening at the rooms Oh the Atane
Club, No Monague-st for the purpose OF forming
permanent Liberal Republican organization III hInts
County Nearly every wacd and town IN Kings county
was represented. Among those present were W; w
Goodrich, Theodore TiltOn, Henry 3 bellows COL Ian
slng Col. Cross, Thomas N. Booker, and Henry kehr'
The reported withdrawal of tha Hon. Tn omas
W. Conway from the Liberal movement in Louisiana
was not correctly stated in tho Dispatch He opposed
to Joining hands with the Democrats far as the Sao
Government concerned bus believes that the interests
OF reform may ne Iuly her'ec III n"V o. 16ar
National Administration. Gov. Walm0th on the Other
hand, at the meeting claimed that he movement
meant cordial recognition Of all mon who desire re-
FORM and that the results should oAteh W tue state aS
well as the General Government
A San Francisco correspondent writes that he
ta, been in the neigboring and found that tho
Republicans and Democrats alike favor the Reform
ticket. In Alameda the banner Republican county,
which has wealthy and intelligent class OF voters, the
situation is very encourasing The oakland IralscrtPt
the or0an of cx-tiOy. Haight, leading Democratic
ionrnai has cordially indorsed the Reform ticket me
Ogtjond Negs an Administration sheet admits tne
strcngth of the ticket Among the weekly press me
Uonis Journal has come out earnestly for Greeley ana
Brown while The Alameda Bhc.haf lehds III Cno D'uo
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New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
A STRONG LOCAL DENOCRATIC INDoRsE-
MENT

The following significant letter explains
itself:
To Tie General COMMITTEE o, he REFORM Democracy Of he
X4ist Assembly District -, 80 4
GENTLEMEN: As you are aware, was chosen as
delegate to represent your district ~ the Ieseh. Ds
cratic state Convention held at Rochester. Another
gentleman claimed to be the regular represehtFs y,
the district and his claims were unansousg coneeaeu
authoritative conclusive and final, and as practically
sdysrse to the regularity Of or aTd
It's decrees hereby respectfully tender to you my h
your partaty elected me, AMI Tor when you wiz poeo
again accept my unreseryed Acknowledgements 49,.
Rochester have bestowed mach reilectioa upon the
subject as to what course should 30 pursued by onr
uuf In for Poi seFrar
siycIy for Van Bnren @ PIsrGs buchanan DonSas
III 1851 as an Assembyman from this city per5istenty
nreed upon ta body The ddGpoa OF t9 famous s.S cont
pTs@nt clearer Democratic record. NevertheIess in
the ominous crisis now threatening the life of tho Re
the people have resolved (wthout the slightest nten-
t1u Of alternating myself from the DemocTatic party 10
uphold the Cincinnati platform, and, II they shal be
noninaed or approved BY the Baltimore Convention (of
wheh / entertain serious doubts to advocate the
election of Horace Greeley and Coy Brown Tor Ires
dent and yicePresident Of the United states IN my
iudgment the Liberal Rspublican declaration OF prln-
cipes is emnenty and feictously Democratic, while
Tie candidates pledged to sustain IL are s'eSinen WEI
deserving faithful and untirirS support.
True, Mr.. Greeley has heretofore, esIuy aovo @
cated some very bold and momentous measures OF ma
tona humanitarian concern to which we were at the
time OF their agitation, lmpeaDy nossl'o nu
but they were measures whiCh are now universally re-
garled as immOvably settled and not to DE called IN
question. To oppose him for tho simple reason thaJ no
las heretofore honestly differed from us upon grave
questions affecting State and Federal egslanOn-l5SCes
concerning the rights, duties, and privileges or ms 1e
low mcu-eompaisantly asserting freedom from error
on our parts virtually, to claim Tor ourselves eufo
exetnptIon from mutations To which all human )ndS
ment is supposed to be subject. think IL possible that
in reference 10 these differences MI Greeley may nave
been right-itis is certain that large majority OF his
countrylnon have thought and still think he was.
Confidently trusting that we may stll continue 10
In fnrtherance Of the principles OF enlightened
Iibersm believing that our party in the city Is now
laDDy free the impurities with which IL had Deen
dcfed by "A few unsCrupuiouS men, ana hoping tnat no
ctnprgpucy will hereafter arise which Will neeessate
division in our midst, | remain, your 0Dedeht ana
Lnn,hJc servant A. a. THOMPSON.
Ectc- York, May 49, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
WASHINGTON OPINIONS.
MR. SUMMERS POSITION Mr.. GREELEY'S
STRENGTH IN VIRGINIA.



WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Summers
political position may be authoritativeiy described
one of the st1ctest neutrality toward the Liberal Re
publican and Republican parties, and there is no
reason TO believe that he will pronounce HIM
self in favor of either candidate until the is
sues of the campaign have been definitely fixed
and the party lines finally drawn. Then, without
reference personal advantage to himself he will take
bis stand with that party IN whose ranks he honestly be-
eves lie can that great colOred constituency
which he has acquired by quarter OF century service
Of the African The treatment Of Mr.. Sumner by
the Administration Senators, since the Cincinnati Con-
veniOn, has been very different from what it
was before, but it may be safely predicted
that nothing which the Grant party do will influence
him in his final decision, except pledgng to him un
conditional support of those measures which he places
before all others in Importance. If the political issue
should resolve itself INTO personal one there Is no
doubt that Mr. Sumner to his own words would sup
port the Big c." (HOrace Greeley.
Judge Underwood OF Virginia admits that the strength
Of the Greeley movement in that State heretofore re-
ported has not been exaggerated. Only two Democratic
papers in the State have committed themselves against
the nomination of Mr.. Greeey-The Richmopd Enquirer
and The NOr10M JoTnai-and both Of these con-
trOlled by Gov. Walker; and the former, since
the meeting Of tho State Committee, has
been weaker in It's opposition Judge Underwood
thinks that the colored vote Of Virginia will 90 with Mr.
Sumner He says that the negroes Of that State are very
much of the Democrats but great is their con-
fdence in Mr.. Summers devotion to their welfare that
great numbers OF them would vote against
Grant If they Mr. Sumner supporting the
oheT GS e.eeme1 pretended to have discovered
to-day that Mr. Greeley would obtain Republican votes
only three States OF the Union these were New1Ork
Pennsylvania. and Illinois. dispatch received hore
this evening" from the editor OF one 0i the leadlhg Grant
papers IN Georgia. that the delegates elected
In that state to-day the Philadelphia Convention were
not instructed 10 vote Tor Grant
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21


AcnEsoEon SATURDAY Nay 49, Louise A. daus.r Of D. -
IT, e alive, ard end' io.e e aii.si I t f a el
IS ieart1,s. Brooklyn T. D.
A AsGIER- Milan rav MAY TO- Mis- Een ~ Angler Np' Angler
was at tine teacher of Freiel Ille loo s a. ~
this city, and Sunng eT relenef & h.ie .a III. Co.. n
snssSs saaTs'sa solIss tss''' "H' viii '''' '-''
ARasTRoNG-on Sunday morning Ns i' Sarah Fsnlhn wife
Rye and tals are invited to attend funeral wdssiy
Twenty.uirtl-st near Finaave
ATKIssos-on MONDAY May Eh IoOrse darsr Of Asher
The funeral VII place weine nooy 3l @osss h9n tho
residence pants Lyngsionave heH bfca.Hiek y
BANTA-On Monday the 20h nt, Hacieusa D. j. Aea o1I
daughter o J. II. T. aud saae g Ban.a ..,..,.,.,..
denes Fruis sac is avel 10 a.eSl u4esi il'r "a
vtalon. a., 49,,
William \ Bessori es Neat IN, Muucsoa' aged 20 }cf-
BucnAYAN-on Monday, Nay 20 Daya D Bsealan ia s ''b
R5llss respectfully invited TO ,iieni ne e'l fn
Eeg,Jersey os wednesday afternoon Nay ~ At q ocoA
uAIsgy-oo sunday Jala A. al,ey. bother Of The s
ros w Tsi,s ii % ls ia ie Us Of ia a. f are r, invited i
e funeral s Eo s' s,, sai' Ly soe 'n
nagRINAH-At Port Of span Thn'l On ia'i{, & A. ,e, w.
Elizabeth Granger, vile sfJ Ness, h3.''i-n' & s' - as
of j. W. HaneOI esl Of Ineiei NJ 'soi . l'' '-'
HoYr-At STANFORD Com, suddenly Saturday e'errg MV 49,
H. "i.'i Tesiyc5 '1 IT, o e , c' 5yl 's ~ ',,,,l a
the funeral from the Cor ilea ohs., %, o "a 'a al
2:is :. N, Rotrrurg leave1 stanford At hf i;e 'ri m
AT r. n
Tc and frls Of tie family 10y tel 90 atr ts sel
o. Tuesday Say Il. at q O'Clock Ira loves i' i'iV
s&la Carriges wil b. in Waing hacAensi'-' u' uio"
Eastern papers please copy -
oWEN-On Tiulay l6 Emile yorr9e drg- ei o t'iA''
and Imile X. Ogen, 10 the ,,l tcr 0I Der age. ,r,
TIE r,llfive. and en The family are int 10 teal @ eh
Iom her late reInce, l2 !lithse, oa aa0AiiI - 'l "
10 .... . -.,
pITcBER-Ip Broosyn n T. Wiy o Dayl Hisas a i ,A
F4cT q p H. m liz lale pence, 10 % Cecrer
| place Brooklyn. Friends invi.ei
stTTE2IEg-on Sunday l9.h inst. IN ths Jf yer q 'r age
f, widow u Joaa boae oaefiee' ani sa1-A'i :" "'s'
;;l Sis of The family Invited to i'i.l ne "a
% is.t A. cJck p wl.hoat iai-hd lo'e-' 'N
| ~ - deuce No. ~ West IonItesa'h ~
eTtu,Y-oa Monday noang May 20 join J. sei"'H' 'o'S
4 Nca;e Il funeral bereaitca
aeyOUR-Cn sunday ay 10 Col Anon seymour he s5 year
Of .he foy iay'ei 10 e1a Sac nefal
r. So, .. H. ht, r,.ieltc llf 'srl Fr r S. 4l.s haf
= rca4aas TO be rsS'oi 10 Rome, Oneida toanV
s, ,y Nav I9 Sncl suih 70 tia ear year of bis
No. ~ s - S., Broo-n, IEs.iy sisenooa 4@fh .
Ocluca
TIrrrrAt N.5.op n Sunday. ay - ssmal h. -ioe;
% son OF william p NBd Joanna D. taie asei /" noans ana
p. er1 ea,S =, N,li.ou Wednesday, Nay p. 2p m.
poov0, No.ay a4asds- hiy %. Marrlr,' wiher
i, of gc, vi h,rsooa. % he 4h year 81 htr at@
III r.. A. Va sal .reld, % t lspy are i,t ~ 20 " "a
WeresdIT. 2,I la.t, at l o'clock p N
yoLFr-On FJy evening ilsy IT, Joh0 David "s IN The ''A
r .s % @ feeis v th, fay resfacfir g.i 70 attend
Ige on eses!aF q aoe NAY ~ - %Soe ei'e hVh N'ae'
CL4r -. !s.o. .isnYr a0i, ilIilcr niillt'a'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
noAr RAtE; 61N rhE st6fuYLIKIL1

PHILADELPHIA, Hay 20.-This afternoon
thousands of people visited Farmount Park AID the
shores Of the schuyill River adjacent, to witness the
great contest between Coulter and Cavett OF Pittsburgh
and the Bgln Brothers Of NewYork The day was very
disagreeable the wind blowing feariny and for ong
time IL was doubtful If the would take place. me
contest was for 81 600 sde and the dsia ce vas iifG
bridge TO n stake-boat on the upper sue
~ rnncton Railroad bridge The race
Us ~ have faEen place at o'clock, but Coulter having
iecfed ON account Of tue rOughucss Of the Water It
% ,',stI,oned until C3i. Benjamin Brady Of NcwYOrk
astcd "a referee The boats started fairly. Inc BSln
rotbers wore blue caps and drawers and white shirts
CnTfer and Cayett wore simply red drawers without
sirts or cans At the stars Coulter ana CaFctJ were
ahead but hey went through tLo third inscad OF the
3 arch OF the bridge and lost 100 eet. THIS distance
fbey were unable TO ro aiu, and tho Dgln bI0nors came
in ~ Ie1st 10 leuglh3 ahead. Time, ~ inmates second
A large amount Of MONEY changed hands
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
LATEST SAIP NEWS.
fror ss6ey ssip Ee,cs see Second Pa0c
aDuIrEn


ARRIVED.
e,s.1sbn r. Glide Richmond CnJ F0ni ana H1'os'
WI" pssas tBr Cosk liverpool Nsy d. end cueensiown I'D
WI" ~ ~ ,,e1 S~e CurE hayana q tsys VIZ ursr a,
p WI,ep Gyniber (Swe.l, Geberg, DHsa " o-js Hn oH
n5osa n iSz Cooych, Trieste 70 sy VIII n'
Bsrs Enss, tof Dandee Moosc J4YoTl's >, -tis wv" ~
M s,.isssr . Go { crfuf gos u days VI H. slHaf.
gfs JnhcfC Cagk. Moore Cenitgy - ~ -. i -9s. .s
Ss i,sIen NJ EowlJ Row Gsl's'to5 ~ daJ' WI" ''5'' s
SeSr Chime L.p. e,sonye 10 days with yeleW Pae Ia, %,
trh Mar Llnbaer French Georget'Hh . u 49, WIZ '
lov-pane. -. ,..,, % v,tb r,ise
(Oi Windsor, NJ -, DAsls"A' '"'-"-""
scbs Nsy Curreb OF Pro1inoeowt natson' B'a' '''|
sehr C. Romme RSley Chrrop ss1s, wih yellow PM ,,
sehr. Npseaaha, Doggisss, Nosqsto ln,s' fa o's '
Scr Miry r. Mngsm reyerdge F-ue,a dlv sh pncappe.
Malone Malone Andrews. y. T., 0sf it..
Brosdael. Brett, 81 Goorgs n D., via Sales Ss1 VS.
lunie. ,n .,,- .., -.
fchr Geo. Bn.ss. hr.rhre- POrta -, With aaccE.
schr. A. 5. Gaskir. Gaski, &c rgeoWu D. g.
scuOONEss-RIyEE coNTwls2-
WIN. Nsyo NoT,salk T. D. Nssry Porrtct
w. W. BTs'gard, NcV-llaycn. :. ~ taAs, DifioA
J.. d. Str.cl ara. Georges Banks ci Nirg henhn ~
his. JeHefsoI P1Ttche'er teuns hstard nftahif'N
. III ToEnead, Bhntenp0iL franAh1, IL an0i-
MIND-Sa1eosn. light, W.; copay.
RETURNED.
Steamship George Wahrg0l Gsgr henes l.h i o NeHor
hans having night 1t u oclcck OF bailat ,'i VIZ
Dans Holmes In Baltimore iar hegiot, cal hln eaa-ni bs
almost immfd aS carTJ dyNa N.i tf lNo yi 80 ~
George Washington lowered her bcaf an iecl ne -
a Ble csfeeo
o1spr.t and in the boe bldlf.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

ers were robblng the Government ana oheag t9 bre
Mr Kinsea ia 1nown the charge mat ne Is Id r. e 70
interest OF any corrupt ring neSds no yerv
uid, IL would find 10 In the fact tnat, hItsI 'SSty 80
many years OF ceassless iOdustry ms st lpi
tune ~ very moderate, and he is still ncpoLut,n'
on his daily labor He ia earnest in the success O
Greeley for these among other reasons. Horace OIoy
Is OF the masses He began life with no adYantaSe
save those the poorest boy cOmmNnd. he h.ts
reached the head Of his profession. He he's had more
influence his times than man living. e i2 con
didae for President, bus he does not the oDe 10
secure for himsef large space in the history or MS
country His life has been inspiration To men NUM-
bly, born, and has cheered with high hope OF ultimate
success thousands OF the young men OF e and Ihese
be diverted from their purpose y the malignant SLAM
ders OF journalistic spendary traitors who ere faae az
once 10 their prOfession their party and their country
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIyERP0OI-Ia sedslship Rassd 'isy @Mr Lamson
A.. and A Gooue GoOibue Mrs Edwards and dAueher Miss
J. W simpson NJ b. Smith, Mrs. lion ena son. Master ldc1 and
L,er M fchen infant end j. g. o. hosco and LADY
Gail,l r. Mrs and Wells H. W. Comoer, MI Livesay j.
Nnsnrsf hs \ K Musprati Mr. and Mn neCoa IL Gilbert
gr R.T sir Bunton H. b. Reed hr and Mrs Beam Mrs o.
oel syd friend Riggs and maid Mr. and hrs Prescott two
maid servants the RevDr Sto and lady two Ases
so5, M Msmpn daughter Ms Cater h lnmsR H. Cater,
VI cater Mr and Dadbuy M Ogden Jas Dobson MI and
M OGDEN two Missss Ogens u Casor g. Lynsn, NJ hags-
ION, j. H. sberwood J b. shsphsh, O. IA sha,ps,en'
srl mrs Psncoa Mr TuJgcs and ,iyi Mr. O. y Co.'s Mr. @
,spt! Mira 7. D. Myers Mr. ]. 0sierhand, Mr..
lanes lanes Mrs MeKno and two servas'si Mr. kennsiy
~ atin Mr., and Kennedy Mrs. Moore, MA j. Young Mr.
fnepci Mr. Slater Mr. and Mrs b. de Bay Mr. King
My Athusou Mas Asnson h W y. Dunean Mia j. Dune' u
vi L. Cefe Miss n Duncan AMI Mise noman, Master os
era In Mr. and MsKnne chlireu infant and nurse Mr. w
Answorh Mr SD 1fs LgkV Ds aud ia Gteceis, nk sSs
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
VIRGINIA SENTIMENT.

Extract from private letter from eminent
Virginian to q friend IN this city, dated Richmond,
May II.
We will hold rousing ratification meeting here in
few days-just as soon municipal election is over,
which now receives much attention Petersburg led of,
last night with her best men. In North Carolina the
feeling warm Baltimore ticket would not carry
State in the South. The people won't be controlled by
leaders They taking The matter IN their hands.
am active as can be, writing to friends all over the
State urging prompt ratification Of the Cincinnati Ticket
and protest against the folly CT a separate Democratic
ticket which here regard as Grant increment and
the only one which socdre his reteeton-whch God
avert.
Extract from private letter Of leading Demo
cratic Editor Of South Carolina dated Charleston,
S. c., May 10:
part OF Georgia may be loud-mouthed, but the rest
of the soutl. will go soldy for Greeley In this State
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
nr. pIfcI,cr,s Cnrtnri,

rbHate OF 1nl hoe l6e TgI''bH 'f' s'FI
pro ince remedy. Unise oil. pi rscts urap t
pleasant take no. n9useste t'e tae 81 grtr ~ q
the food, aI pgc usee on
out ~ ius'arae OF
rref ve The moved foo fv ton arf iy
dsys and where constant vomiting lad eel Win to -,
and sr oas ver. II contains nser uneffl bofhis ro o.
srd ,ogalv alspei 10 adults tnt cher- 10 ects 3D. 500 %
,tamaehcbe wiprcohc narn cte Egcg nit rn ti To-
We know whal ana desire ta pyrcsr I'D n.s
,bs th0r,aghly tast H. will tHh sDci eraon ro cat"
J. Il. EosE q 90. 50 Broad ~, Ars- -tos-
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
LETTER FROM DANIEL w. VOORHEES,.


lie WILL STRIVE TO ELECT GRANT BY WORKING
FOR 4 STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC EOMINAIIoN'
GBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRiIUSEl
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 20.-Ihe following
letter from tic Hon. d. W. voorhees, has just been re-
ceiyed hero by Capt J c. Briggs, Prosecutor Tor the
Judicial Circuit: ,...- p, - ,ta,.,- ,e-,
DEAR CAPTAIN: Your favor is at hand. Ile ldea thaJ
I would under any circumstances support Grant, sesms
roo ridiculous serious CONTRADICTION 1he Statements
to tbat effect are malicious and aosurdly lalSe. Inc
rea ON why will not support Greedy Is that he IL no
beer than Grant In any respect and on some points ne
,s WORSE This was 10y meaning when speaking III tIo
Uouse No honest or ntellgen Democrat can support
either Grant or Greeley without first aDandOnlhS MS
urncples Fire and water can minge more easily anu
roussfenty than could become an adhent OF either
of Them shall stand by my sincere ana lifelong il-
cines II 1 did otherwise would be dlsh0Aest man.
minority OF my respect the respect OF anybody ee.
content would not "trade " for all the honofs ilo
world has TO give. confidently believe, however tnat
The great National Democratic party Wu nGt Sylniihl1
dseraceful suicide at baltimore on the gth OF JuV
believe IL will he guided BY principle ana hOhor anu
Of the Democracy vote with setrespect sneli IN
bor 10 bring about sUcn result, DINERS arc aDoIhg 20
nominate Greeley, the most odious man % te Demo-
cratic party in hc United States am Wlhg thal ine
nubc NAV Judge between them ana me- ehd M
who bas been true TO himself, TO nus party anu 10 MS
FnT7;rsi6us. Yours Tray, d. W. Noo""He'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21

all otte- organizations and individuals in tho district,
without r. ference to party antecedent who are favor
OF tho Cnc 1a platform and nominees for the purpose
of organizing Greeley and Brown Campaign Club. On
notion the Assoc alton voted to attend in body tho
grand ratification meeting TO be held in Unlonsquare
May and after giving tbreo hearty cheers for Greeley
and Brown, tho meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
HEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WIN ITFTANI MINT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuIgGTOS d. c.. May 2i, Is72--i a. m. }

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFfcER.i
WAsuINGTOS, ID. c.. May 21, l872--l a. m.
SynODsiS for he Ddst HCeHiVJOW sctgS.
The pressure is lowest over northern New
England 1t is highest over tho Eastern Gulf states
Clear weather prevailing the southern States
with sOuthcry to westerly winds, ana over the New
England ana Middle States, with westerly to northerly
WINDS except the middle Atlantic coast, where
cloudy weather with occasional very light ram Is re-
porei Clear and partly cloudy weather north and west
Of the Ohio valley with nOrtierly to westerly Winds
~ .. Probabilities.
Tho barometer continue rising from TIC lakes 70 the
Atlantic Clear and pleasant weather prevail very gen
eraiiv from fine Mississippi eastward % the Atlantic
with norherly to westerly winds pt over the west
frn Gnif STATES where sOutherly winds are probaDe,
IA evcent over the lower lake zion, where parity
ion,v Weather with occasional 0l light rin may
prevail ,-,4a
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
ORGANIZING IN TENNESSEE.

A PEOPLES ELECTORAL TICKET TO BE PLACED
~ Tur FIELD-NONINATION OF ELECTORS
AT-LARGE.
u3Y TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNBl
NASHVILLE, May 2O.-A meeting OF citizens,
irrespective Of party called by Judge East CHAIRMAN o
the state Liberal Republican Committee to suggest
Peoples electoral ticket pledged to the support OF
and Brown to-day nominated Thos A. Il. Nelson ana
Emerson Etberdge Electors for the state at Large ana
Yemitted the question of District Electors to the Congress
Districts II the Districts fail TO act then the Central
Executive Committee is authorized to comPiee 1ne
5iC,e and manage the TO secure haIlhOious
nefion of the whole people for Greeley ana brO"h'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-21
THE GERaAN PRESS AND TIE CINCINNATI
NOMINEES.

THE GTRaAN PRESS AND TIE CINCINNATI
NOMINEES.
>,,-rpvvr,rr,Tr,sG ENDORSEMENT OF GREELEY AND
BROWN.
Tho following is list as complete as IL Is
. ble 10 prepare at present OF TIE Germsn JounauS
i the different States OF the union "hoh sup
bertrand nGorse tho Liberal Republican Reform inefo
ont and the nominations of the Cincinnati convention
, nst "a conposed Of Republican and Democratic daily
ord r,ost OF these are journals OF extensive cir
siot,on and marked political influence portion oi
~ nomooratlc journals which viii subject theT courso
to the decision OF the coming Democratic Nd.iona - 80
tion at Baltimore urge that this Convention lnuorso
fhe Cincinnati nomination while the olheiS ii"0'''
these nominations without reserve:
REPUBTICAS. =,
,,,.,,oro post CT Tnnis Milwaukee Herald
Wachter Erie, CieVe- it,hrroeT yolksblatt
land, o. iI''oo"H0
Cleveland Anzelger. ,u.-,c
~ o-,oors DeutscEe Z5i- Chicagoer Union, Chicago
neW-OiiO""' California Democrat san
Detroit Abcnd Post. n,s Fran9lscS;: ;oots zotunr.
1 Mestpotv, ~ "srnund Baltimore Cores ponr3nt
1,Itnio 1CHto Ton,otrat Pittsburger Rt puDh,dncI
Deutsche Z3itung Da' ~ s,ac,se Central Demokrat.
DeEt5che zeitung, Charles New,Y0rier i3 Journal
ton, 8. c. yo,,,sr,or, n. " Tagcs Nachrlehten,
Newark, \. j. o"
Peoria DemOlrat ,--,r
,,,o ,rosse Chicago Albany FreIe Blattcr'
1Iuic ,1,, " ,Itsbigtf De Omaha BeUbachtul.
AitcHlNaH ''-' Fremont Courier, Ohlo'
- tIolt. t. 49,. 1r,ior Louisville AnZeger.
Minnesota NOks Zeitung - nun CINCINNATI
DEMoCRATIc JOURNALS OPPOSING TIE
=. ,o,.,,, NGl5'At n " hU1eIger des Wcsenf, ST.
~, a ''''''- Louis
City. f,i-cinmafi Volksfrpund.
Tho lastnamed paper will, however suppoI' tno
Cincinnati nominations if they are ndOrseu i'll
but urges that no such action should DC laAon
prprnrIcAy GERMAN JOURNALS oTrosHG TIE NoMihA-
nj ' TONS.
,,,io,s s,,ots zeitlng Chi The Freic Presse.
IunOls otda'S H'l''"o ~ Washington AnZcger.
CagO n,''',.,,ri stoats ZeI.unR.
louisville Volksblatt. MbSOuLi 0t"''' N0'N'
Baltimore Wecker. - ,,,., d,
The rest of the German papers, like the NJ He"i,HIo
,3I owe not outspoken on the subject, and "wait for
s1netlnr TO turn up" or at least are awaiting inc
rosrts Of the approaching Conventions or taey arc are
iNolng for certain political combinations, ""0" may
shane their future course.