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New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
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GREELEY AND GARRISON.

To the Edttor Of The TrfbHHe.
SIR The article in your issue Of October Q,
headed Mr. Garrison on Mr.. Greeley" must strike
every candid mind with the conviction OF its truth We
do not think Mr. Garrison would preach what be thought
10 be an absolute fasehoOd. but mako allowance for
the excitement Of the present me and believe that ho
does not know or does not care 20 know, tie truth
IS Mr Greeley is radical in the right way Nr Garrison
is OF the stamp They have both acted IN the same
field with the same object view for the past 80 years
Why should they differ nowi The reason is PLAIN; Mr..
Greeley has larger and more comprehensive Wow. Ho
does not TO point and whom that IS gained
settle back into inactivity, but with fGrTeachug
thought and purpose he pushes TO still further eKer
tons for benefit OF humanity. He has taken noble
stand and Is backed by thOughtfbl men every where.
Give me defeat under the banner he uphoias ana win
cheerfuy accept 1t, rather than be found giving my
vote TO MS opponents because they apparently uu-
mercay the stronger. Right Is always the strongest,
and will finally triumph # IL does not succeed in TINS
campaign 10 Is bound 10 in the future. have iah TO
believe that the OF American people desire aud
Will insist upon what is hrm honest, and right, u the
administration OF their affairs Defeat with principle as
basis better than victory by fraud or W wronEiuy
pTejudicing the masses. J. H. b
chelsea, Mass, Oct. 10, lsl2
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
p. O. ELECrIoNEERING.

We ere somewhat weary OF recording INC
PostOfcc sins Of omission and Of commission But our
exposures do no good there is at least melancholy sa
isfacton I'm making them. Only the other day our Ne"
York Letter Carriers, in total violation OF Postai L'"S
distributed without charge cards announcing tne ul"n'
Ratification Meeting. THIS, however wiz DC 'Houev "o
onense but rather work Of public virtue Oy 'no &c
partent in Washington, which FOR some ume' WIN Tue
ornv,pce Of certain Members Of Congress- has been
CHANGED into a Grand Electionecring Bureau IN the
interest Of the Man who President and Of the lnd
1dual who wants 10 be NicePrcsident.
Once more, what has the Government to do with the
Arm OF Pitkin & Co., who furnish Grant and Wilson
clubs with uniforms lanterns 1ags, and torches9 why
should the Hon j. H. Platt, Member Of Congress, frank
Pikin Co.'s business circulars Is Plat in addition
10 his weghty legislative duties, engaged in the Chinese
lantern business2 Should the name and style Of Messrs
Pitkin & Co. read Messrs. Pltkin & Plattl
But why ask these questionsi The Grant party has
seized au the might power and machinery Of the Gov
ernment and is using all for the perpetuanon OF the
present dynasty. II is only Of the corruptons OF
these latter days. but it by means the least Of them
We wish to do Mr. Platt Injustice. 1t Is possible ana
perhaps probable that this Signature Of his name Is
forgery II so OF he will be greatly pleased 10
have the matter brought to hs attention; and he VIII 90
his duty to himself and his country by having TINS
sort OF thing instantly stopped.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Much to the disgust of the Grant organs the
liberals persist in not being discouraged. In every
State the ranks Of Reform are closing up FOR the final
struggle with determined courage worthy Oh 80 good
cause.
Senator Wilson thinks it was a good thing
for the country that MI Sumner not made Secretary
of sae Doubtless after valuable services Of simon
Cameron in PENNSYLVANIA, the piOus Senator THINKS tho
position would be wOrthiy bestowed upon hat sOtc'o
embodiment Of Grantlsm
Why are the denomination editors and ora
tors so tender OF Mr. Oakes Ames1 IL is to That enter
prng legislator that entire authorship OF the Credit
Mobilicr scandal belongs but while any amount OF
ing Mr. Amess letters, not one word OF even the d-
est ccnsure has bestowed upon the author Of those
tell-tae epistes.
The Liberal Republican State Committee of
Missouri has issued stirring address to the Liberals Of
that state calling upon them To press forward toward
the victory which the results in Ohio and Indiana prom
ise. In conclusion the Committee says:
awe have slept in the confidence Of easy victory and
friends elsewhere have been tod that Grant carry
tins State Ii time to tell them tIat they 90 not know
Missouri. Let North Carolina or New Hampshire VII
cJnsn or glorious Illinois, Minnesota California but
keep pace with the uupurchasaoe Keystone state oi the
West, and justice purity, humanity, ana peace VIII
surely triumph ia November"
If you would succeed in the world and be
rewarded with public trusts, make yourself tho COM
panion Of feons aud kuaye gamble with the unds OF
State to your care and place nothing so low as
virtue and integrity. If you would fail to be honrred by
your felow-clzens devote your life thorough study
of the science government and the needs O your CuuH
trymcn; keep your character spotcss ana your ltog
Eiiy above repTOach place honor and virtue above nj
else, and determine you VIII have 40 success uuc II Dc
good and hight Tins Is the lesson OF TIE IcnsyNaha
election 10 all amOO OIs young men. Ills is Tue lesson
which Senator Wilson and all other pous SUD- ortcIs OF
thi pure Administration are impressinS upon the rising
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

would seem TO be little moro that MI Greeley can SOY on
political questions that would DO striking or suggestive
But his Saturdays speech Chappaqua has the
merits OF most OF the others and some OF W. own ~ a
ditiOn. II Is tremendously sensible as the
would say-pain, frank, and common sense Inc Wholo
philosophy and practice OF our present pohtlC7 ao
presented in IT. that Mr. seward hes ueiu ~
Auburn, no living Mr. Greeley can putt
Here is a clincher on Mr. GTeeleys speech
making powers The organist who docs che Renomina-
on grinding at indianapolis is disgusted with the Gree
ley papers for seeing any mark Of craftsmanship IN ne
candidates speeches and declares that many OF inc
worlds greatest have not beeh spStCh-'ia, -
nor the habits of his mind" lead him in tnat uHetioh
truth which nobody will deny. But marx the c.ll!A o
tbis astute rcotoning "Ihe difference between Dtaht
and Greeley on this head that the one cannon zen Wna
he knows While the other can tell great ueai Noio'
That explains 1t perfectly.
The German Liberal press IS not Dehind uie
American in It's determination to continue the ugt Tor
Reform with unf ching courage. The Cincinnati FoNS-
hiatt saws: at appears from the last dispatches that
Hendricks, the Democratic candidate for Governor IN
Indiana is elected This gives the Liberal cause now
impetus Greeley will certainly receive more votes IN
Indiana than Hendricks and with Indiana. New-10rk'
Connecticut. NewJcrsey and the Souh tWth lhe eAttP
Ton of S0ufb Carolina and Mississippi mis- election
would be sure We reason whatever 10 despair oI
GIeelcys election. But even Grtc.ey, contrary " VI
expecta lone should be beaten, the final success or te
I5beral movement is sure beyond doubt lts primer
tes are correct and viii triumph sooner or ateI ire
nout was also beaten 1885, and the young Republican
parfy trumphed in 1850 defeat OF the Liberals IN ms
year makes their victory in 1876 all tle sure Inc aaSO
luton of the old parties "A question OF tine.'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
A sPAsM OF HONESTY.

Verify, there is such a thing as "straning
At gate and swallowing saw-mill." Grant news
paper printed in Hudson is distressed because some
Liberal candidate is said 10 have said that che had
money and meant 10 use it." What do the Grant man.
ayers do with all the money which IS squeezed ont #
the poor PostOce clerks for campaign purposes7 The
liberal candidate above mentioned is not charged with
intending TO use anybodys money except his own He
has no opportunity and desire we presume to levy
assessments upon parcel Of clerks when the salaries
Of the poor fellows are more than enough TO keep
their families from starving. The money which the
Liberal party spent for legitimate expenses has not
been 50 much as it should have been; but at any rate
it don't come out of the pockets of pacemen out Of
the United States Treasury. We have done little
prinfine but we could Mt very wei make Uncle sam
nav for it--a small campaign document business, but
without the assistance Of the Washington printers and
and folders and packers. When the history Of this cleo
tion shall be- written the shameless use Of money by the
GRANTEES win be Of the most unpleasant features
OF the story.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
THE LAC La BELLE DISASTER.
AL TIE EoATs HEARp FRoM.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 15.-Ihe five boats with
the passengers and crew Of the Inflated steamer Las Ia
Belle, have all been heard from. Two OF the boats
landed at Racine one Kenosha; picked up by
the schooner FlOreta, of Waukegan and landed at
Calumet Illinois, this morning j. Z. DOVE agent for
the Engemann Transportation Company at Grand
Haven, was one Of the boat-load picked up by the
Foretta Before he left the Lac la Belle, he tore ont
from the passenger record leaf containing FUN list of
the passengers registered, as follows:
Wypen Milwaukee, Mr and daughter Pentwster ic; J.
T. Dove Grand Haven aud wife Grand Haven, AMI the
following whose residences unknown: g. MahsoH. Aug A.
smith chd Connors, j. Barley. H. Freeman Httn. b.
Lppeucot Somers A. NJ Downing j. Gee, j. X FogR cook,
name known going ship aboard the schooner Toledo another
unknown.
The officers and crew numbered 80. Mr.. Dove thinks
that at least six persons went down with the vessel
One passenger s. Wyenen travelling agent Tor = To-
bacco house, is known to have been lost
LATER-Those known TO be lost by the Lac In Belle
disaster are r. H. LppincOtt travelling agent for Demon
Co. Of Milwaukee, 8. W. Yener. also travelling agent
of this city, and W. s. Smith OF WatertOwn, Wisconsin,
Those who perished afraid to trust to The small
boats and remained on the wreck.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
THE SIATE or TEADE
HYMN MFEKLY MARKRr.

HAv,-l Oct H. Wis KEI WKsrIhe following the quota
tons OF e Of busGes Satriiy Oct II;
Snttr-Cont have ceased almost entirely
e rerc.uls ailg make little srcog ya inquiry
unchanged huc0Tsi0 tuzsfFar q Good
.Bieg u1msi euc.fy grades di2 reals per aoe. hoses
S1r cye az a rrs' aToDe for hol 20 TO- ho qcs
weak.
sugar Havana and Mstanzas: STOCK o bo1es
the week, 40 boxes snd - hhiai
roted Guuuy wees 1900 boxes aud 2J hhs inc1ng sOg
bJre 5 L the Uni'el Set Bacon in fair demand ami
so $b - cst Butter acuFe fiOuf Duoyan al
S44s
ss in Good demand American se dul Lari In kegs heavy a.
GIg.50So 8-l tins Sl9D907 73 Potatoes tm al - Ial0"
qe. euoaby lower Honey nominal Onions
tra al S. OIL 10 tins lrm al 4i4f reals yer gal Naval
Stores steady Lumber Pitch Pine sil shook-ogsLe1
steady at 15 reals Hoops quiet Fglts mnali 20 Northern aud
Southern por United SatesPer box o. sugar, E!G4@l per
bOsshead o sugar, 5i0 S5
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
ASPECTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
A NEDDLEsoME ADMINISTRATION.


AS the campaign proceeds, some OF the ouV-
raccous interierences Of the Administration III ',o
affairs are brought to light. Judge C. J. Galinu
merly United States Attorney for the western
Of Texas lately made a speech in which ne ro'''i'r
shocking state OF things in that distrc" | -
moro garing and nagrant cases OF EXECUTIVE
ference are thus summarized; .,s,,r
hcre wore 10 Internal Revenue indictments ny Aus, @
against State Senator Fountain then Asslsn
at E Paso For political Tgass lV lVdmipstration and
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue tT SharCrs
informed OF the assIanaSI d from term TO term with
fhe idea of ultimately removing tuSu ~ ~ IS,,r Court
ILL., se1eral internal Revenue indictments against
cen Horace Boughton cxAssessori lcul,-1oV' flaIa
San c. r. spaudinC aud Others charging IHe aSteP &
snec of brhes and tile defraudng OF the united states
bv illicit dsng. In the Ran OF lo,I, t.c t &
n written request over his own hgnataIe' 10 nc CV'
missioner OF Internal Revenuen Washington ASKING th
the cases against Flanagan ana bo3ent Oe &
The Commissioner so ordered ana last SplhE d
me same cases again continued. Again. Gov Davis anu
Secretary NewcOmb were indicted last January, ~ =,
Austin. for traudulenily counting IN OonS 70 l1i1n
the I'D District, and issuing the certificate OF eleo,o
20 him. contrary 70 the advice OF the attorney
Flanagan ana the haudulcntl eefllneu s do,ord
at once united with the state Administration IN oeuauu
ing the removal Of the Court officials Ihe rpit n
once removed inc Attorney a.iJ . P,seo1,i in
new one, who Immediately entered houe p+o'V I,i,p
the case against TIE Governor ana & sovcrnor
Judge Garland was united states % ~ tbe KIN
withheld from him evidence against NOlatot WI
Klux law ami eventually had him IenoIeG DL AttoT
upon prosecuting the v0.atOr5, ana moro pil'Dio ~
ney appointed IN his place. -
And in the face Of all this the Presidents HenuS say
that his Administration is not Responsible or Op'
,crs and tbcir system Of punder. Here is the Pres-
dent actively intervening in behalf Of yolators OF Ia"
rewardng those who have been dishonest and PUNISH
ing those who attempt enforce penalties against Car
petbaggcrs who the Presidential seal OF approval
is IL surprising that the state Government OF 'uo
Caroinas and other southern States Is corrupt Nuu
does anybody suppose that Carpctbaggers Wouh tl'o
so reddosone Executive did not give it counenance
and support
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
A CAMERONIAN RECORD.

1t is too late to add a single leaf to the
ehapet worn by Senator Cameron the chief corruptor
OF Pennsylvania politics. But he has lately been re-
minded that he was dismissed by President Lincoln for
corrpt practices and that the House OF Representa-
tves during the second session Of the XXXYI1h Con-
eress. passed the following resolution by twO-thrds
vote:
"Resord Simon Cameron late Secretary Of W BY nvesg
Alexander Cummings With control large sums OF ne uohe uoe aal
ttv 10 prrcls military supplies, without resnctOn without
g from him anv guarantee m the faithful Performance Of his duties,
b G c-s OF competent tublc officers available, and by IN
% the Government number q contracts with persons not
ENGAGED IN the burs pertaining 70 the subject matter OF
@ copc r IN purchase for future delivery has
so oev highly injurious tie public service and deserves the
ceusure Of the House"
Simon Cameron Is credited by his friends with having
carried Pennsylvania for Grant, and those same friends
cali that result "a great moral victory"
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
THE ARKANSAS GAME TO BE PLAYED IN KEY
WEST.

Monroe County, Florida, in which Is situated
the island Of Key West has tho largest foreignbOrn
popuaten Of any Of the FLORIDA counties Ever since
the Cuban hegr from Havana in 1863 large colony Of
.Cubans have lived In Key West aud adopted
that island their home. These sober ana in
dustrious citizens have now the right 10
vote, and, indeed, for two years past have
parcpatedn the local elections. Owing to the Spanish
policy Grants Administration and the bad character
OF the Federal officials of Key West, the Cubans TO
man opponents OF the Administration We are now
informed by Cuban resident in this city that the exiles
al Key West viii not be permitted to vote for electors in
November. Their voting strength is between one and
TWO thousand which is quite important matter IN
snch 2 .narsely populaled state as ForIda
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
A RAILROAD WAR IN YEw,JER3EY.

The application Of the united railroad and
canal companies and the Pennsyyana Railroad Com
pauy for an Injunction RESTRAIN the National Railway
Company and several other companies recently organ
lied and connected with the National Road from carry
ing out their respective charters for the purpose Of
making competing road between this city and Phila-
depha was mOytu yesterday at Trenton, y j. Tor ar
gIncut before tie Eire-ChanccllOr, by Benjamin Val
hanson on the part Of the cUmpLInauts COuitiandJ
Parker said that the bill lad been received only seven
DIV. AGO Hc wanted time to prepare his answer and
argument. The YIcs-CLuucelor gave linn TO Ocl. -.
The bill numbers co pages, aud claims, among oJher
tnIngs that tue otanhOpo Railroad bill IS a fraud ana
that tls Plaintiffs have certain rights winch must be
protected Uy the courts.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16


ALLHNA rahsssee Fondl sept 2n john H. A'a is 81 gcss
formerly D Lewis and j. IeIson Counties, NJ \.
DAVIS-In Brookrn Tuesday 5 cnsrmpnon. ler a
gering illness which b. bore vita Chn.a orac, Geos Ersn.
eldest s0n Of Capt bvsn Davis
relatives OF DE luY ere r'f1 ''ffl fo sd ~
funeral late ~ Prospect a s1aj nofaiHs
18th inst. at I'D O'Clock.
GASHERIB-In this city TUESDAY oct l5 Geor " G,ns Of
the Gasherie, Emty he the ssh year OF Is
will be bold the re-elce hts law h d. H Nsncf
yeer Kingston Ulster County, FRIDAY nterno9a. a. orik
Frsnis Invited to atteud
MCyOY-At Pelham. Wescheer CoH1y, thf rarncs Il bee
brotherulaw, James X s.c es, ol ho,4i, Oc a. 'S] MA
Bmna z. Mcfoy, aged % years. utntha t1i llfN
Fr ends relatives uyted tA lnr The eeas
Of Ar g. LaAe No "a SecolI ave, vie lea yl A q
O'Clock IN.
sCHAECK-On Saturday I2 b. Dubois eiet ibe st-
Daniel Schanck. "a J0h
and friends the fu4 hlse 81 s ilihefr 80.
respectfully invited fo lt.i tlf iitff -
welnesay 10 at Ococ from the residence ' m o'ssf
No ZJ1 MallOl-ltc
wETMORE-In city, Moalav oct H. 0age W'aos asd u
yeaTs-
re atves an friends the my respectfully av, b attend
funeral At Presbyensn Clrcl. FouTc. II
T,senty-second-sl the 10th iasl. 20 0c wh0i
ther invitation.
wlITE-l this city. iih inst, Wm. A. Whit, Igsi % }.ire
Funeral services bis 1te resi- !r. h-. it'h iH e.
at $3.50 p Train leaves Fo,ou 81. A. oooeA stlains
Boston pagers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
A SWIFT CONVERSION.

Mr.. John i. Swift made funny speech at
che Grant glorihcation meeting in Boston on Friday
evening Mr. swift told all his old funny stories ana
several new ones which he has picked up for use tis
year But nothing Mr. John L. swifts speoch equaleo
in interest his confession that nc came near gong over
10 the support Of Mr.. Greeley and his aVo"aI Oh 'ho
ov he felt at coming back into the Republican ranks
r NOW Ia what we call interesting. but II would have
bep much more so If Mr. John swift could have found
time 10 communicate to his audience the influences
which transmogrhed him from threequarter Greeley
ite TO a " whole hog " Granite.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
CATTLE MARKETS.

Puu.pELPHl, Oct tTe mr.et Beef Cstd, this week
yer, 4u pucc shade lover The ornzs amounted 20 O
Il 6lc e. ID FOR FAR 10 Cool Cat
tie rd from TO ic iOt Of Beyes sol ss hgh as
gc Common Cattle disposed from to Sc 1 d. gross
SuEgP-lbere for sheep at fall prices The
tire offerings reached 1850 head ard prices ranged from to sic
cAOco Common Al " oJ4 - ~
head. Good lsnhs sold az from ! 10 DC. p b.
oGshe demand tor hogs not good ann lgues were lower
About 0OJ mead sold q rom 80 g. 81 - y 100 ID net
remains dull a about former pnces lO hean soh
al from SO 10 stnuge ald from So % $50 ior fes
CHIc,go Oct: 5-CATlg-kaceps $500 head. Mlrset
ney du Tue confined few lots VI CheoAee cows
and ersn ers - 1OUs4 Shipments yesterday, loo head
Receipts OF Hogs head Market very quiet and lower with
sales made OF Choice az - 1
So but prices rapidly "A ~ U.s. closing wih large mum
Ler Of 81 du hogs usJd. Shipments SO head
sHEEp-Sleady aud unchanged. Receipts, ll1 head
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
AN AsToNIsHED SECRETARY.

The following cOmical paragraph is gong
the rounds OF the newspaper press OF the country;
The Secretary Of the Treasury has addressed cir
Cuiar 20 Collectors OF Customs saying that the Depart
Oeut Is In receipt of complaints OF negligence on INC
mart of customs officers the execution OF their duties
nertapur 10 the inspection OF boats, canoes carriages
aud foreign adjacent teiIlJoit
Tbereby illegal frahic Is encouraged danaglhg 10 1e
trade OF honest merchants and causing loss 10 o Pu"
revenues.
Is this a practical Joke The Secretary OF the Treas
my and other responsible heads OF the Treasury SERVICE
set the customs officers work in primaries and conyen-
4iops and then complain Of negligence Of official dues
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Hetcs see Second Pdge.I

For other ship 6eps see Second Pdge
ARRIVED.
,9 Pro Plat Si viii lse pass Spohorl Bros CO.
Seshp Montgomery, Fcoth, Savannah, With e aud pass to
hP nsp Metropolis ScEerson Oct WITH mdse and
plss a,hp Isaac Bel Bkemn Richmond City Point and Norfolk
stsamsnp Niagara Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk
with md5e and pass to ol p9mi3i9a steamship % o., wa p, eb
"I I1 Zab tof Londoa eIrse Patr.s Sept Gibraltar 2aA
and fayal Oct I, viii cguants 10 Geo T. BuleJ. o.,
shi9 ocl Meas (Of GgoSl, MekeOAn London % days. With
shp County En f Glasgow Miller Calcutta Juae a. aud Sand
@ s o Pro,nestoun Whitney Havana 10 days With sugar
Brig MARY Gibbs, whtemorr. sidney G. b. 10 days WITH coal
bch Eilbesl Del4r, LoS, Washington, D. u - Ioa "h
i-Ses sehi nors.lo Nichols. Nichols, Virginia
sCH10sEIe-EIyNh AND coastwisR
v. v Ii ii. iGSa PSslo. Viaaa Joha TsiJ, Virginia
T. a. Hopk.ns .iginiL Cupid Virginia.
\ j. yaulhn. Virginia LAle Florence virginia
Magellan Yrgul L. A. Rose, Virginia
Tei'e ri uull. SIrru'a. h. OhpasaL Virginia
I,'s Inrs. Wsbt g,I.ies sarah Qainn Virginia
VcEsburg GeorlloWn D. C. G. H. kirE Firana
J. p Gale Virginia. MARI Haley Virginia
a. A. tfsro' n'o'i5 Pioyasace John warren Providence
Z. z. ShatI, Aes-Iaven. Hattie Iva hfs.Il
Shin wellington tof Windsor s. s. Harris from Antwerp Sept
Sim Washing oa Chase liverpool sept TO- boarded b. pilot
boat Widgeon No. o Oct H. lat 40 50, lon o. >, ~.
boat ". II. Aspiawil No. H.
SAILED.
fT NoTioii &C. Siifs ontario for Fsneeo New orl
LonGon l4ho FOR Cenuogs bLa bafs Tor DeTGli bag T.
l.. Henderson. Nea- Orleans.
MlND-Suul0sH. moderate v. WI clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHaRLRrOS oct. l-Arytd steamships hanhattaa, from New
YorE Frn lfoA PhadeFha barks j. q Bod. EOn lhgerpoo
Enrque Ncslol Sailed Steamship James Adger tor heWlorA
bark scranton, for Liverpool
oa oct 5 Arrived steamships Wyoming, from pha
depha; Huue hcW-l Danen, from tFerOoi Orela
from Boaso Cleared bark della Plata, tor Liverpool sailed
steamship Virgo Tor hew-iok
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvANA Oct llAryc steamship CY VI Merida, lhfneInann
from Cruz 10 SAIL or hew-l0rk Oct a.
DISASTERS.
T,4rP0Rr Me- l5rAe steamship New-iOrk um Portland
arysd to-day bringing Ia the brig Auu Lisdy OF % j. n from
Ioro NeWlotA, loaded plaster Tie bug Wa tAld up
Moosea peek dAas'ei and badly wrecked grneu
Bosros Oct alhe scar superior, from bos.on Tor Martinique
in h srsH lgg "m. heunese an he, 1or
but tl at arua.ng he ohAecl 70 kf Der anu
bcclcd bad VI he Panns three rs s'a Of
Wh~ld Light
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Tie Philadelphia Press is gradually toning
down ts INST assertion that Hartranfs election was the
honest verdict Of the people. 1t now says: About
Gen UartranfVs maiorty-it inordinately swollen
by raud and bribery. It's an insult 70 the INTELLIGENCE
~ mi. community aud the honesty OF the Commonwealth
"a ert that be- with all the eoud OF suspicion attached
10 him sbOud receive larger vote than such men as
Ulysses Mercar and Charles Albright"
"Aflor his series Of exhaustive aud brilliant
,eyeeches .~vs The Sprmafcd Rqubh~0l. " there
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
correnopdent IN Elkhart, Ind, writes that

A correspondent III Elkhart Indp writes that
large number Of Liberal Republicans IN that county
dd not vote for Hendricks because they had helped TO
nominate Browne by participating III the hesulAG ha
pgsnzed and therefore felt bound 10 Rve him thcir
votes Tue correspondent believes mat tleie an men
enough of this class IN the state WHO are nhtlWibfH
supp0rters of Greeley and Brown tAo LipciRl AA
lOriy ia November up 20 $500