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REFORM MEETINGS.
IcRMASs IN THE FIELD-wARD CLUBS TO BI
ORGANIZED.

GERMANS IN THE FIELD-wARD CLUBS TO BE
ORGANIZED.
, meeting of the Central Committee of the
armau Liberal Republicans was held last night, at
c1mania Hall, in Third ave-. Prof Glaubenskee IN
"A, chair There large delegation present from
narly all the Assembly Districts In the city.
prof Glaubensklee in opening the meeting said that
a subjects which would before them for consider
aton were OF considerable Importance, and he trusted
that due deberafion would be accorded them. He said
,b,t this Committee was constituted after the
,sminaton Cincinnati and had been strictly Repub
u.an body; but az the Baltimore Convention had
,Iopfed the Cincinnati candidate, II was suggested
nat the Committee renquish its Republican
,tle and act In the interest Of Horace Greeley
.lng itself only campaign cub->This seemed neces-
ary inasmuch the xork Of establishing ward and
listrct clubs must be begun az and the effective
cav 10 proceed seemed 10 him 10 act Greeley CluD
Uthou respect To former relations In conclusion he
aid that dsnclined sentiment In the
minds OF the Committee aud therefore trusted that ree
and full discussion would be had upon the subject.
Dr Gerke then read series Of resolutions embodying
the suggestions made by the chairman and considerable
discussion ensued IL finally decided that the reso-
utons should DO voted upon separately The hrst pro-
position to the effect that the Committee reinqush
s parsaa ehagacer aud instead ol ealing itseu "Lio
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BIsHoPAi MeIIna os Fnd. Ja Z Harriet D. 'is o hi'sa
Bishop 4 the 58th year Of her age -.
The relatives ana friends nem0e Of the stanton BAPns Cbures
,ucs BoAdwav Sunday Jaly H. al oeeef -
A tain leaves Grand CeBIrsl Depot Al oeoek
Long Island pzpen please copy
RETTs-In Elizabeth THURSDAY Juy II Jals Ana sfs q
Wm. Il. Bette. -..-. -. -.
Relatives Ih amly respectfully invited % ,tien he
funeral services u MnToeave and Lonsa "a
NORTH Ei,sbe,b Mondar 18th II oeOk Tue oedT
viii be taken Unada n y for Hteent Tram leaves CSr-
lsud and Desbro~esss stopping AZ North bi1aoeh
COrT-On THURSDAY Norwich Conn William ~ Cot Asa
years
pAY-Ia Eewak n. J. Friday evening. ll'h Eisa Dag
o hereafter
GOUGH-At Liverpool m y june sarah wife Of Whs>
Copeh Wasal sahord-hrr EngA1a
GRAY-At Bergen July H. John AsTsndsf ChBtos n.Hs
OF George LaDnskle Gray
FaTersi services Trinity Church Bergen Point at 10
Train foot Of Lb-rtfst al sl5
LABAGH-At Wkebarre, PEN, THURSDAY Jny H. wine a.,
Youngest souo Of John l. aud Margaret d. LabAgh
The relatives s ry respectfully nviied % sasa
toe he Jih inst Al II oeoeh n neG ss
residence gaBiiath Dr. J. c Forester esd De beeezsf
PERRY-In SewtWn Pnday, he 2h inst. EdnuDA ss~f
aboHt lsi mouths only child Oliver aud Mara Perry.
Funeral afternoon non ne house 81 Dis s-ndatse
John J. Moore, NeSt0Sn.
wTELIAMsoS-ou Friday July is Darius WILKINSON As-d 50
T relatives and ends respectfully uv u send The Nnefxs
rom the r. Church SATURDAY. july ~ a.
ocoek The vii be taken 20 ns roany for intsneaA
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eral r. publican" hereafter De known az the Germar
Horace Gresley Central Committee"
Mr. Enger said that he thought It would be advisable
20 postpone action for a short time until German Deo
cratic sentiment had more freely expressed isen
thought. DR.. Gerke. Mr. Wendt. and sr
replied in effect that nasmuch the Democrauc Con
vention had nominated the same candidates tnere wa"
nothing 70 " at for and that Democratic feenR was a
enlisted for Mr. Greeley and that the partisan char
acter OF the Committee should be sunk After consider
able discussion the motion agreed
motion made that the Committee pr oceed 70 me
work Of orgnn.ng German clubs ia every ara snd As
a. 20 the Republican or Democratic character OF the
and Brown Campaign ClnDs OF the Liberal Germans OF
the City aud County Of sewYOrk" After speeches by
brecht Ahrens and Einger the motion adopted by
a large majority. II decided that the Committee
should organize ward clubs at once. Adjourned.
THE BRENNAN CENTRAL ASSOCIATION IN LINE
FOR REFORM.
The Matthew T. Brennan Central AssOca-
ton william r. Burns. President. and James NJ Kina-
ron Secretary met last evening to ndorse OF
the Baltimore Convention. Delegates from all Of the
wards were present, and a large number Of deeply
interested spectators gave additional life and chSscter
TO the proceedings. William c. Grover from the Tenth
ward offered the following preamble land resolution,
which unanimously adopted;
snt Admnraoa u our country nmousy sud
ha eonsied IL that IL has with 'yHa and de-
a variance With spirit the Constitution MN nu Of
peaanSs OF ne peODc aAns' sAeH
A.a The Prs6seni Or ths Uuei states Ulysses Grant has
ana
influence the Cdef Executive me "a
ton 10 k Of the people hereby poeng
the but the ready Hns and phant
of and yrasping set o uurpes u place a. P~ lhl
the future b. the broad ght OF h t
belief Uy Gant ami those who s1rroaud MIN
arbitrary perveTs0n the Constitution are
of t1e etzens HnO tei
ami that The country aud the psrpI Of e in.t
their blood Gnd patnt t ~
pernvey Of the present Administrator rlns
impending danger and disaster the Liberties OF me ui'a
and
the l h rights and pFsge
abdznen snd hai Esn sre
% Oe
enhance the public interest and ne
ishment Of SUCH snonn
consideration but that patriotism should inspire the heart OF
svs county, superior the hopes of ono or the
emoiuments Of place and
Democratic party having met convention al
the " wisdom having proclaimed and
The nomination Of straight Denocac
Liberal
cnnat, Horace Greeley B. Gratt Brown therefore be II
Rss0lred That the delegates the Mathew T. Brennan Central
Convention
gns inspired with and earnest cere 70
false athes pubic srvaus
hopes
ant prosperity country pledge ourselves 10 aoe
principles al that Convention and that
In Of the National Democratic Couvenuon
OF the OF Horace
Greeley B. such Convention and that Ne VII of
TIE dln-
pushed positions President vcePresdeht the Uuitei
feeling blessngs and ben
Hu fraternity and
hop-J viii BE- restored AMI permanently established
between all sections Of our iAni.
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ARRIVED.
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with M and pa.s knnhardt 4 Go.
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fBr D. Miller " nisor, " >. with plasf-r.
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Post Port Wave. Hartford
Johu d. Buekaew, New Haven. Jane Mara. Norwich
Chief Norwich. Ella barnes. N-S hsFes
Fannie ChaseC Kat Scrant01 Prov 1ssoe.
Mediator, Fau River Belle seamAl Norsicb.
AleKanlr1s, Neg Haven. l. " Hile, NeN-H8Fen.
& j.. smith Hartford l.. A. Toies Sor~ah.
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R. NJ. CLARK, Hartford. Gloucester, New baT-a-
Dr. ". Powers New-Iavea delan NeEHsgcn.
p. Miller. StOuingtOu J. II. Marrl. RehnoBd.
Err- Virginia E n. Krk Virgins.
g. T. Hubblri. Virginia. Hatas :. yrgBis.
Mar Jane Virginia Atlea. Virginia
Aieiza. Virgins. Mar Na Kin, Virgins.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Jaly l2Amved Anss from Pmi@slDha brss
Bstcheer Aeuandns Poteu from NeEl0rt beos.
sar h c. .onnel from C4pe HaTien.
F0trHssS MONROE lPaSsei barks Cricket. for
for Orng1 Tor Falmouth Enigma ior the 80
lnliss. brig Lone Star Tor Wilmington.
Ca. July l2Arrve Sp brg Ney0 CassEura. os
Havana Sailed. steamship Wyoming for Phiadeiphia.
s. c. July Ar1ved. steamship Virginia for Psia
iephai sh ~ C. Frye for Brunswick Geo. Virginia o bAi1ors
FOREIGN PORTS.
july 2-The Baltic LOvs steamship Humboldt Arnold,
ron Sn COpeuhsgen aud HsyTe sailed from a Pof for
LrEsPooL July 1.-THE Cansr Line steamship Olpmp1s Gill;
Boston, arrived here TO-DAY.
l2The Line steamship India, Munro rs.
NesY York % Glasgow arrived here to-day.
Juy So o. IS AleIzndra Br from tyerpeo fss
Philadelphia - days ouL By plotooA " TO- H. Asph~ 10 r.
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SFw PARTIES NEW NAMES.

To thr RdftOr % TIE TrfbUHe.
SIR Allow me to suggest that an entire
change in political nomenclature is desirable. The terms
Republican" and Democrat should both be dropped
The supporters OF Mr. Greeley should be spoken Of "a
Liberals and that without regard 10 aDtecedents Thus
Messrs Hendricks and Bucalew should be called LIB
eral candidates and not Democratic The Otner partV
might be termed GRANTEES Admlnlstrat0niSts Ofs
appropriately still, RenOmin2tionists. h c. K
Francisco. July I. 1871
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THE GERMAN PRESS.
8 rHE ADVANTAGES OF GREELEH,s NOMINATION

" THE ADVANTAGES or GREELEY's NOMINATION. .
FrOBu fie hez- l0rter s,aGfs ZeiuHy
The zeal and conviction with which Greeley
was accustomed defend the most extreme views the
simplicity which be assumed every OCCASION have
cured for him influence among the elements Of the
American people inclined 70 fauaticis, which
TunOus 70 our Republican institution To esteem the
rghts Of others respect tue limits which have been
placed 20 the action OF individuals and parties by the
laws provisions OF the Constitution, 10 eOncede
Ihe rights Of the minOrity-a were impossible
where Greeley passonately advocated nlE Opln-
ions. Whatever, according 10 hts fancy, good
ana appropriate must be accomplished IN the most
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srSsTRoKrs IN THfs CITY.

The following persons were prostrated by
the heat. yesterday
Alexander Cohens age 1s an express driver. Of No.
sls Tbird-ave. at Fifty -nfth-st. and Third-sye.
Ellen Hayes, age IS, no home, in Firstays.
Lucy AmermaD, 81, Of No. s. Thompson-st. while
coming 10 this city Boston express train.
william TObin OF No JlT East Twenty nrst-st.. IN First
Patrick Engiihh. Of NO "a East Sixteenth st..
in EleyeDth-st., near secOnd-ave.
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THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COM
MIITEE.

prpNANFNT ORGANIZATION - ETHAN ALLEN
ELECTED PRESIDENT BY ACCLAMATION-rHE
CHAlRMASs sPEECH-CO-OPtRArION With
THE DEMOCRACY RECOMMENDED.
The National Liberal Republican Committee
convened Yesterday at the call OF the Chairman, Ethan
Alien at the Glenham Hotel The previous meeting OF
this Committee was held at Cincinnati, Immediately
after the adjournment OF the Convention. and tempo
rrv organization effected by the election OF Ethan
Allen of New-YOrk temporary Chairman, and
d. r. Goodoe OF North Carolina as temporary Secretary
The meeting yesterday held for the purpose OF
enectng permanent organization and Of transscting
other business The attendance was large owing TO a
,enort that An effort would De made 10 change the
oBcers OF the Committee The following answered TO
their
Alabama-Wm. Haiche!l
Arkansas-John KirkwO0d.
Caltfarnia-Wm. W Rackrriy
Illinols-Walter Trumbui.
Indiana. p. Gray.
Kentucky-s. q. Buibridge
Iouisiana-H. l.. swords.
MaTyIa5adEEss si5fT1ad ''fn7s5 T. SSaSerneur
Massachusetts-ChAs q DAVIS
MissouIf-GeO. ". Anderson.
NebrAska-T W. Upton.
Nevada-Geo. q. Lyon
New Hsmpshire-Henry ID Kent
New-lOrk-Ethan Allen
New-Jersey James NJ. ScOyill
North CarOlna-Dayid r. GOodlOe.
OreROn-Jas ". johnson
South CdrOua-S. A. PeMce.
VERMONT. L. Ladd-
West Virginia-M. &. e. Church.
ColOrado-S. f. Browne.
Montana-r. G. EyaFts
The right to represent the District Of Columbia was
contested the being claimed by Hon. sayles j.
Bowen aud Col. G. NJ Alexander. The matter was re-
ferred Committee OF three consisting OF Col Jasper
NJ johnson OF oregon, the Hon c. G. Davis OF Msssa-
chusets. and H. L. Hurd Of Indiana. The evidence was
fully presented to tins Committee. and the was
finally decided In favor Of Col c. NJ Alexander who
took hs seat On motion, the Hou. sayes ]. Bowen
was invited 10 an honorary seat In the Committee.
The election Of permanent officers being next in order
on notice OF Col. j. A Pearce OF South Carolina who
made complimentary speech. Ethan Allen was nom
mated for permanent chairman. II moved by Col.
T C. Eysrts OF Montana that the selection OF Ethan
Allen permanent chairman be made by acclamstion.
which was carried with cheers. Ethan Allen then
spoke substsntiay A. follows:
ALLEN
IHE NATIONAL LIBERAL REPUBIICAS
COMMITTEE but consider myself most fortunate
Ia 0eDg selected tas pcoadl1s oucer Of your Com
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE or TINE CHIEF SIGMA offlohh
WAsHISGToS, ID. c. July i3lc'I-l a. III
SYNOPSIS for me Ddsi fpeHlS-foar Ao"IS
The barometer has risen somewhat fr0m the
lower Missouri Vall.v no the upper lakes, where north
erly 10 westerly winds and clear weather nave sehe@S
prevailed. -. -, -.
Partially cloudy weather aud aress OF ram nave pre-
vailed from the southern portion OF New-Engiand and
Prunsylyana south west 10 the Gull with light To
resb wiads Clear weather irQm NortheTR New fesk "
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PASSENGERS 1RRLVkD.

FRON HAMBJRG-hA ssaastp yaaiIsa, laly LAR se~ss
vie ard children Dr. Rchari Lniewah. Seg Buhtr Jacob s
hene FowtoE henrT Jngban and si Cur SchmL Nsr-
CSsng MeyeT. Lime Scnbner Mr. Ses 80 lAa
C. Lrda VI Adele D. Andrew RObt sfer A. NsVAof Mr. Hot
crOmbe No Msg4 p Pabs Others seold sd seesago
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Nachines.The pahhe invited inspect the Assortment q
Machines hundred number which have
lately been received payment New for and Vicinity o sAs
Wilcox Gibbs Machine which will BE- sold b ucon without
serve "WEDNESDAY lo o'clock the s'os S6 BniiuAY
Second sale -hi.
On exhibition Monday aud TueSisr.
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Smallpox. Fevers and skin Diseases. prevented ~
LAsPInuGH PYRErIK Vanng nygOang ne sfects
are remarkable snd Sold by chemists ssi
tie maker. H. LAHPLOUsH, liJ HOb0rn-hi, LoHd0n
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Rising barometer northeriy winds clear weather end
probably slight fall IN the temperature rom the Ohis
valley the Lakes westerly and nOTthery winds and
clear weather for the northern portions OF the New
England and Middle states
sOuthery 10 westerly winds, partly cloudy weather,
possibly Of rain for the southern PORTIONS ths
winds veering westerly and northerly, with clearing
weather over the latter The conditions contin1e fvgr
able for partly cloudy weather and Of rain for the
fhern
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Housemans German Cough Drops.-AB efeetas renear
asthma kc Ii been IN Tor over 30 yeA
and vita great sold by JoaE =. BEsES
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Pnes-TrcHrSe Pr1Es-Us Rqss-As CUAE sod b. JOaz "
HESRY, 3 COleg-psce.
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Hardys EltxirAn ectuA dsppsa les. Of apostle
patton sdgesOn Try t. fOa sure % be bonsates
Sold by JoHs ?. HESRl, Collegeplaee.
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A Great Curiosity.
PLaNf 10 Full FL0vEks Exhibition. Tsr-
tsenth-s, adjoining Walcks Theater
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Rsv-bide sash Cord strong durable and piIble. ksas-
f.cturei br FHE DAaRow s. ChsmberssE Nsrfork
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N4RRIEH

sTERTOv-At residences Of the brides ps-ste,
Ra.tchser WEDNESDAY. July 10 1871 BY the Rev WAsB1s
Abraham g. BurtDeti Of NeEiok to IaAelns n.
eldest dangher o Robert NJ. Maseron, ESQ.
WREKS-FESTON- Mt Kso " T., July 10, BY the Rev "
Ricbmond DaBe Miss Ella P daughter Of the ale Dr
y r PentOr, a o. Mt Ksco No cards
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DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages mast be indorsed r'tA fsa
saRse and address
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THE LOCAL CANVASS.
HORACE GRFELEY,s AccEPrANCE.

HORACE GREELEYs ACCEPTANCE
OFFICIAL NOTICE TO THE CANDIDATE or BIS
NOMINATION AT BALTIMORE-MR. DooLI-
TIES ADDREss-MR. GREELEYs REPLY
The committee appointed in accordance with
a resolution adopted by the National Democratic Ton
venton at Baltimore, met yesterday at the
Hotel After preliminary business they ad1ouried
10 meet Greeley at the Lincoln Club for the PURPOSE
OF informing him Of the action Of the Baltimore Conen
ton Leaving the hotel at exactly IL oo'ek'
the Committee proceeded to the Lincoln Cub
II included the following members most OF whom we're
Also accompanied by other delegates from then re-
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TIE CANDIDATE OF THE PEOPLE.
E..n. "a. Tlllra.L 4 nlnn

Let the people rejoice. The day OF their
ssIvsrOn draws nigh. AT last a civilian, q the
psople zone vino has welded the implements OF labor
and VINO has grown win the growth Of the eountrys
industry Of brains honesty and simplicity Of nv
ing Is ia nomination for the Office Of President Poll
teians and tricksters Of all hues have opposed him.
fIrantism with all the power and venom OF persOnal
government, has tried 70 strike him down The Grant
military Tng the Grant Senator'S the Grant newspaper
the Grant wirepuers the Grant money stealeTs.
ali attempted step between the people ana their
choice the people would tnOt be baked. For once
their honest hearty acclaim mas received a faithful
Response, aud Greeley. emphatically their
candidate. Is on the highway 10 be their Presi-
dent. spontaneous movement arose
an any country. There has been no resisting
A. In thus regard the nomination IS nt 10 be made
Nay more, that must be made for North South,
Last and Wesf alike demanded u. Under such a leader
called 70 the front by imperative popular command
We enter the Presidential campaign with al tbe
anee VI victory. To support Greeley 10 support the
COUNTY, 20 OBEY the general voice. 10 sympatDize with
the general instinct which recognizes hi the
the hour NOV let Us have harmony. and with
anbroken front. Every opponent Of Grsntlsn, which
means every lover Of hs country viii step forward
the work OF duty. The tack vii be difhcu The cor
rupt who prey upon the nation feel fhat their Gag
Is desperate They will light beasts Al bsy gnf buI
tue voters with U.s. 1he hour has strucE c;rafism
Will only dght De conquered Tue good sense OF tne
American people uttered the name bv vq{cb they
can be saved from political perditiOn Close M the
ranks and let all thank Goa that there Il sli none Of
wing the Republic
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THE DAWN OF NATIONAL PROSPERITY.
COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY.

We put up the flag of the National DemOc-
racy win the names Of Greeley and Brown inscribed
upon H. Trusting the wisdom. fidelity aud patriotism
OF that party LOOKING only 10 the salvation OF the
nation from the periis which surround cherish
ing only love for constitutional liberty which reaches
beyond and above all Individual considerations and
antec edents seeking only 10 restore economy and
honesty ia the administration OF national affairs, We
shall do battle with what little power possess, In be-
half OF the OF these candidates. They have not
always OF faith OF OF thinking IN
past, bury all IN the living present and de
mand, through their election. Union restored IN The
bonds Of liberty unfettered with the chains OF
military despOtsn-a government OF states and Of law.
abroad.
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.-..,.o, -,,,,. ~ communities and statcs were
tberev rent asuDder Has fanaticism m tnS enc sEtn
d" MA ,,nfT ~ with which he advocated his hobbies ne
has done more 20 poison the public senuinen'
nroraiiye the American national characl "a W r,,aar
oiber man Naturally for this reason be woula npPas -
the most unsuitable person 70 be paeeu hcnd hanpen
onr naftonal government But II this Shouu ppicI
sn ths faet that he owed his election 70 party VIII, wc
he condemned with the greatest energy W =, wbich he
term Of his pubic s sna a. 'he the Of political
fel and that now, for the enof OF that party
ends ne S Ss previos wors SO completely absurd that ~
future the most credulous fanatic VII M maze in for
scornful laughter to such cai a. Oi''''
mer times
cppr1rv rup CANDIDATE OF IHE MASSES.
From ~ ysso- Orleans DeufsN Ne'ATy -
To-day, the 9th OF July, @ Ine on'S sSoat
Nationsi Assembly Will meet at Baltimore Ohly NJ
fWo months have intervened between cue o, ,h two
Cincinnati Conyenton ana tn v TS hat the nomina
tion OF Greeley winch at nrst rlneuleu ~ u been
the best nominations d T9m pvs tbouSSt year ago.
wonld have expressed the opinion, nat az vgonld
Presidential election the tr;pacS Sy Convention
sistng mostly Of Republicans and naso1g r'Idi bit
that this candidate would be be.,nc,nies Of the
Democratic partyf still see TINS reina ~, eIev
Gle to-day for we regard II sete a. of the Democratic
party The defeats which the DenoctHhuo De, hor f,ess
N sss nroted by its instruction for we perceive a. t
fine thar the Democracy is ready ana Wiling " Ian -,
b az 3j of the Ieons Notwithstanding the opposition
which has been made in nomination OF Oretlel n
the part Of both Republicans and the b v @
Donnartv mas slowly and surely Increased day Dy
nf to-day no more doubt exists that Greeley - 'e
candidate preferred by the masses.
THE OPPOSITION TO GREELEY UNNATURAL
F-ops the Baltimore Deatschsr Correspondent
The National Democratic Convention, yester-
dav with unusual unanimity not only accepted the IN
DIES ~ fhe Convention which assembled in that city
Tbis result was not unexpected but the unanly VIII
which IL brought about was unlooAeo IOl' a.. ,ho
tennis OF the opponents Of Mr. Greeley TO prevent the
nomination miserably failed. and Flanders Co nave
beeu driven of manner than at cincinnati du
snbse1uently in New York The opposition was an I'M
natural Que and has shown its untenabeness.
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wrre unanimously adopted.

During the meeting OF the Committee Horace 1Ieee5
d was presented by Mr.. Allen TO every member Oh he
sau,mIttee Before the meeting, Gov bfOwn ealitu,
. rsa,a.t enthusiasm was manifested. While the
s,mmitfee was al work Senator Carl Sehurz was an
,oInced He was invited INTO the room, and EthAh
,yan introduced him with the following remarks
GFSTIEaEN have the pleasure OF introducing 70
con fh foremost champion OF our adopted citizens VINO
fought for liberty in his land, Is found IN the
ont ranks OF the party OF the most advanced liberal
Ideas IN his adopted country. a.,
"a shurz then shook hands with each member OF the
,naniltee BY invitation the Committee visited tue
psE as evening to hear the French National Band and
IS % r. viii cali ir body on Mr.. Greeley al Chappaqua
ear train Will leave the Grand Central Depot AZ
s5s a m but arrangements have been MADE "neieuS
Ihe Rutland express train, which starts AZ loto !" ~
-'u l-o stop al Chappaqua.
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Alabama-F. W. sTKEs-
Arkansas-J. G. MCCABE.
California;. G.. DowNEY
Connecticut-A. T.. BURR.
Delaware-E. J.. MARTIN.
Florida-C. W. JONES.
GeOrgia-W. A. HAwKINs
IlinOis-A. II. MILLER.
Indiana-M. u. RAY.
Iowa.. ID. THOMPSON.
Kansas-T. p. FESLON.
Kentueky-B. MAGOFFIS.
LOuisiana-G. CAMPBELL.
Maine-C. MADIGAS.
Maryland--J. l.. CARROLL.
Massachus'ts-J. G.. ABBOT
Michigan-GEO. n. BUSCE,
kffnnaaAfa- WA LEE