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New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
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aR0M HAVASArn steamship Cresoeu CtyMs ch9CountH n o.
W, sp! valet. Bacl Hson aud Angela Bencou Msga-
rita Hoea cbicren sud seryant s Barns j. Buky, Psy
mister unei Sis.o' N@'; Ramon Bsnayds Cap. g. Hanson
and william Fair O. w gtouey Daasd iKnoweB, &.
q Brown Prom james T. Coda Mrs Mason, child and
NJ Baby, crotsr. John German
SAyANSAIu stoaraship Virgo, March SAliss OCounor
Miss Harlan Mts iiinn, James NOlsn Gabriel Marc A. almore
". Herman NM kssnpf Mrs Reynolds Ms sario NJ Cushing
T. ~ TIy II. Fitch. .. NJ Hosely. John Moran B. Brady.
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CRINIShL COT RTS.

W. J. Pollok charged with snuCglinc into this
goods Of fla Invoices, has been held r
,Bets Jbe aslb
iut lie sgtubt Pol ~
Edward 4. Bnnrie a distill z charged with 10 :
Mag the dstlcispn hth saurLsy by ComIi
si. ais $3.50 hs for G Pdngast charged
fliGs Old sthout ahngS te proper amb
Va, hrii "a =
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B6g Isabel tBr mcLsren Cer'aegos. fIrtn v.i,n.c
Brig Erceldor tBf), Mayor Hamilton Benuii DTa,,, vr
Bng caroline bciy, Gunn Havana James T. Ward Ca Vh
Bsrk Filth ovley Malaguel, Naiai y Cuelas
sshr He,us Bower. st,etpole n yana s 6 Loud
scA' gaD Ealk n, iulor u9I'sioT, C. II. AaloryLca
schT George Washington. Peck r.auiora ~"
scbr. b. Hsr,, Peares. Wilnag g.on r. @
schr. J. r. Floyd. squires. ceofgeosu g. @
schr. Aida. KBoSlcs, Providence.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Lsocari. Hughes. PhialsiDh', u, p,.
Steamship Psnhe. Nils, Phbdepba fr Bo,.on ''
steamship Virgo Ba'eJ' savannah vih and psp TN
steamship Crereut CITY, yan sse, Havana Nun > ,,,.
With mdse snl pass Ailante Nal sG.nsbp 60 VIZ ha''s
Bark heTioan of st. John, n b., WeicA Mstap,,, q
s1gtL ~pra
Bark Auoet.a tOf st. John b. Fleming C.,i.s,, ,, A.,
~yS va
Bork Emp,ter tof sundeosi) DaIley, Amov Oct q NTH
Bng Belle W''sn lof st John, n b. Waer Havsn, 10 ds, -
Bde Mary Gibbs whi;cmore Havana q 6a,. With ,,,,
schE FraBcOna, Leayitt. BrashCar CiiJ. La sh no.
sCHoOSEHs-RSBR lsD coAsrVuK
Sarah u Simmons, Baltimore. Annie BadFa. York Rr, o.
Mary Haley, Bafimors las .. CunD.Hgll.n Pra,i'i "
Kate Callahan HsH-LoHdcn. Harriet Miller SsleB ~sAas
Surprise, Baltimore Clara, baltimore
SAILED.
Stesm,bps Washington for llavrs; Bremen for Breea
for Galveston ye1le aud Cores for Eesesas; a.
Feusndna, Pls Huntsville spi NJ gEos FOR ssvaanh; C,r
for Charleston Francis Wright snd Pa1itt for Wilmag.n
Wyanoke and George b. Upton, for Norfolk 6e Josh Go.
Georgetown, ID. c.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUgRgsTOwN. March 9Tbe Canlri steamship lger, L. NJ.
rier from EewYork Feb e. for Liverpool Ve here Scis
this morning.
DISASTERS.
Bosroy March 9The soh Francis EDWARDS of Bsras,sbe r.
Boston for sewYork with Of nitrate Of soda. ashore On ~
Common Flats Chatham The sch White from Cau, h,
HeaYork dragged her anchor nnd weai ashore Cape Po
NoRyorx Va aateh s-Tbe ,chr g. B. Pr1nin h,s arrived M,
ashore Gear ape Har. They probably Ashore Ihe M ~
For Latest ship Aetrs see IVh Page
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

denccs OF that spontaneous uprising OF popular scn
for which honest and patriotic men, though enter
taining upon many subjects The most widely diyergSn %
opinions, have so long hoped and prayed fori This
clearly the thought which entered tue mind Ql every
member Of the Democratic Committee, anu TO when
must be ascrhd sudden adjournment with the greatest
nous debate upon subject Which .eoUd NOT poesip!
have ended 10 ss1isfaotcciny in any other way.
DICTATiON TO THE LIBERALS.
- PROM The Cleveland Lendr. -,
The Labor Reformers are by themselves
utterly powerless, but their action is important IN
Its relations TO the coalition 10 De attemptu,u
between the Liberal Republicans and the Democratic
party. The Liberals" cannot afford to alternate
the Labor Reformcrs, whose precipitancy has
seriously marred the coalition programme and tne a1r th
ton, both at Cincinnati and aerward wnereS w n can
Demo crats call their National Convention, Will De, o
the Liberals and Democrats he brought 10 NC and
ledge the political supremacy of the Labor n the
proposed new combination of political forces ana n
Tor the oefeat OF Grant, The =, icate the
by this third party faction was intenueu rai Repubhcan
Convention, and will undoubtedly emDarrass a @ a., At
of that Convention, no longer LETT free u eNP " ''
and independent choice.
POLITICAL PHENOMENON.
prom Tae Proridencc Journal .
a Labor Reform Convention nominating Ior
President outandout Repubical ana LOT Nlcefres'
dent an ouandOut Democrat, and adopting an indorse-
nent of Protective Tariff part OF its PLATFORM Is
political phenomenon which some people imagine must
have profound significance, IL IS intimated that tho
nomination was concocted at Washington beforehand.
We cannot, however attach special importance To
IT, II is precisely such a movement as any party
might he expected 10 make. 1t possibly indicates de-
sign anticipate if possible the action OF the other par
ties TO which have referred parties they are to be
called and il made without concert IL may emborrass
parties But at the present stage OF public affairs
ii can have no Importance whatever The only thing
particularly noticeable about IL is the fact that Justice
the Supreme Court of the United States appears To be
willing 10 have his name placed before the country as
Presidential candidate, nominated by Convention so
miscellaneous and possessing so little authority as this
at Columbus.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
WASHINGTON g BrrrnDAv At yAssAr W p

WASHINGTONS Bil2TIDAT At NASSAl ~ p.
JFROM AN CCCAsIOYAL C0HBgSrO 'DESr OF THG "uIiSEi
NAssAr. y. J. Mach - RECEIPT on was
given at uited states Cousuate at Nassau, tire I'D
nf February by The HcH. Mahlol Chance, Unit d Hates
Consul TIE Consulate was tasecfiy iestOcncd with
Gars and adorned With lowcrs frr the occasion. The
national eI Gus The United St tcs aul Gre { britain
were Grace folly ntsrwoyonin In tn r~epuon room. Tnc
rcccption le,a! O'Clock, and f"oin that tie uli
the Consul hospitab cptetaned ahplt 800 dies and.
crncer 10 reIesen te,t the Americans nov eocurn-
ing in the ry, the fore Cons,i-, the oiic ars OF H.
NJ ship III = aud tho Spanish gu.Vet Ero b. da ead-.
Ing cIt!zer o Nasssu. Among Those Who call to pay
their resp ets to the Cousland colnmelr rAte The
day were she following:
The Rev e Ynon. Gs Yu'1n. Prof tas. asr'. N7
fayi.s pae Mis- Da7ie. 'h' iv Wnf Wat,r
Mr and Mr +ro. " liau, NJ. a. L. d !. Ailg al q
Ilncon lai MIR. tI ts,c " - E-ife M > Por ~,
Mrl 5lnor ~ He1 NJ fcrrus toclrue. Nsla Cch
Dr. W H. Scot. va Gtspr Ilorg' 4tr " j. iofia
(;oriou NJ Wh~tlef. .1f Jct. Ms N Her u Viu'eh
Tu.ser Mss Cacker G. ~ Mr. = O. Nsri. SIR III b.
s6 ii " ~ Brrer a. Iir,e Nj Lrg T. C,y, ~ and,
M FreerlI al Nh J. h rhr"o. 'lFiis. a
s. Muf % n Ilclu,ur len rfcss, sob i.t'a -o-f"It
TLi;ehou. iticsgo- yea. Mn Johu . ihcf,l and
M,Egor 8 usac,o J. v. Mr p'laf. NJ nd Nis. H.
5 CoNe! r 10 ch e. ihoci aTion bh lttlr q IL .ii;l
BakeUel iIgig Penu.; Mn tsnncl iio'cf Mis- Hope
Mr.. Foster. N 50 NAV Fosiel, 1sh nm. - 'g1s anil
M Howsfd. WasiiagaB NJ. atd Nj q T. NnIi .yrwsa
Com; III irs ~ ilup II ionet sau cai " G. NJ OcE
b. A. NJ Posiley and ep BI'1, sayara and ty ".er,
tee Attorney Goersi Auds' " Z kpb Swgua
D. na Ar " ri ;God Nj & bal ", ; Ii aoanoa. SI r.
H. Nj D. Nacon H. HrHi w M-rare. u Houfs aid
many Arn-
The reception ~Gs brilliant aaig AMI vas II every
resp. 5. worthy 1hc occasion.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
Coma IslanG Real estate tor G;lc.

TOR SALE-The elegant MANSION, ana
about land por.ers lodge eota'es' barn ~
bouse. late residence OF A. " 6 SMITH aesai
Grtsupost L. the cheapest place The is2al % -
on uortSs,e j. n SMITH Executor lo BoaiNa y I'd
Of Girsri ms. Go. ----
L'OR SALE AT 4 SACRIFICE, for cash. a t%o- D'o,
i story aud basement brick HOUSE on b., a. m eii , y
L. l. City HORACE WAIhk> N' D.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE FOSTER CASE

a Inoriar for u stay of pcoceedines in the
case Vt Eosae the car-hook murderer, argued on
Saturday N the Supreme Court Chambers. by W. o.
Bartlett and John X. Porter FOR this condemned man.
auG District Attorney GHvin fcn rha peop.r. JGdge
Tay~att rrs4ryesl bis decision.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
DEPARIURE or FO1ElGN MAILS.
MONDAY, MARCH Ia
i1shll .Nail-
TUESDAY. March ~.

MONDAY, MARCH Ia
No Steamship NailL
TUESDAY. March H.
No Steamship Msila
WEDNESDAY MARCH T.
Mails tor Enrppe Queenstown Liverpool per steamship
Neyidl close $3.50 a II. No suppen uary Mall
A Prisnan Closed Mail IL sent by this iIe.
Indies steamship Cleopatra ciae
THURSDAY. alRoH H.
Europe Plymouth. and Ifinhlrg
Ebp Wrstphaa os at lI;0O ASuppemeaary Maj Pier
1st If Tuirt It,. Hobokea. is closed at 90 }.
ian letters irpoAtei Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
i6ate rofti-e.I
A PiuU.su Cio.el Mail Is sent by this line.
Mall Indies by the steamship Cresceu City
close supplementary Mail Pier No North Rive. 10
riO,el al "a. q.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC


wArRs
San!Y Honk,... JJ Cove Island f2 Hell Gate 3
vATyK ~.
sandy Voa El6 Cows lieu Gate Fury l5e
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

Al The Tombs Police Court Alderman Conan com
t, Yesterday william Wilson Of No " Cherry st. aud Thomas Paw
having stolen csseOf silk valued $40 or
Pier the having been lahled the p Birthstone
keInr for stealing hg, watch from the pocket VI oAa
Williams while ne druus IA Ceatre-st
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
New-lcrssn neal Cstats for Sale.

At ORANGE and NEWARK, n; J.-Srseas iis az
~ Of PprcT' oi ALE ss ri ooMFigLD
SUMMIT EL,zlBsrn 10 Kocsrs for sss aed 10 s"S =, y..u
a FINE HOUSE for SALE at Rutherfurd fark.
~ M; . nr,es kew-ierk city hal loei - NC
,nn dep .0s0l; tsus. ha nn rooms ter ve rs HsSRy
low isaurn of GEoRGk aOlIlsr.R, % Bnaa@~1' OF "
KOSrkR, los NulTsy q -----------
4 SPLENDID HOUSE, 10 Rooms, !, improve. II q.
~ a.ut fon,,se fr>tcass location, tne large 10Y
-. a. snss5s,6 ~ ], q. FRsEMAN, No Ia bs'AN'S'
Rvoasl
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
l3rooI.Inn Heal Gsiate for Sale.

LOR SALE and 10 LET-DcSi1ble brown
soue brick. and uss IN ,ss ete oeay The "
). r. POWELL y Fne-s.. y T.
EOR SALE-56 BedfOrd-ave.. near the fOun-
tain handsome theesory brosn on HOl - ~ ezeert eAn
soni terms RULiHD WHITING aBoesmaA-sL
EOR SALE CHEAP. or RENT-No. F3
Srtst 3ory bas.mcu and subct lar bTovn@oro irort
complete Also No. l9ci Eevenhst near Fouye Ss'o o-e
neal. .ab cellar, ftame. II rooms all improvement -
JAMES A. vas bRiNT. 0suer
75Sou,l.st. Nev.Yorz. or 49, seyes 'h-,t Hro911
EATES-AVE., Br0oklyn.-Brick HOUSE and
IN LOTS POR SALE At ytrF low paee property ma1s"'"
RuLANp & WHITING 5 Boeaman-st
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
WHAT CALIFORNIA DEMANDS.

Neither national party can consider itseI
secure the vOte OF California in november next IN
less il pied -es iseE expressly to the Of Civil
Service Reform II is well known that large portion Of
the Germans in the United States under the I'M Gt
Carl Schur2 sustained by their leading newspapers oi
both political parties have become ardent advoctes OF
Civil Reform. We have in California numcrns Ger
similar 10 that of nllny Of their csupariot IN the
Atlantic slope. They generally vOtej with the Demo
Gratis in 1851 and l89 aG with the Republicans In 1865 and
1s7l they went went The STATE. In addition 20
the Germans, however. there tDer OF Otl4rc!-
zgnS of various n0tonalitles who arc not etroncly
attached TO eithsr party, and are xous to hep 10
break down the preseu. system Of OiIal iton.
We re gard the reform Of the present. abuses 0 patronage
as Inevitable. The evils " party spr, dis graceful
md rs the populations and the revenue increase they
would 10 years become intOlera le. Thc demand
for reform is rapidly growing. We ha'G everything 10
gain and nothing 70 lose by providing fer the purih o
OF the prevalent official corruption.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
BULLYING THE SENATE.
tr0m The PrOriilnne Eress.

The question of veracity between Morton
and Trumbu In the matter OF appointments, is Of 50
important character that committee should be APP
pointed to examine all the Cabinet officers and President
Grant himself. Morton said that he authorized 10
say that Mr. Tumbul had made 100 recommendation TO
Office" Who authorized Morton TO thus charge upon
Trumbul and what the purpose OF it Is the Pres
ident showing his hand openly attempting to
the Senate OF h he so far forgotten what due 10 the
dignity OF his office to take active part in thi
political scrimmage gotten up by Morton IL Co. TO di-
rect public attention from the thieves and Tascas who
have intrenched themselves around the Administration
greatly its dsrredtl Is the Republican party
receive its death blow from its fr3endsl We tell
both tue Administration and its Senator's follow the
lead OF Morton Co shat the people demand imme
date and thorough Investigation ito alleged abuses and
cOrruptiOns Enough has been unedrihed TO show an
offensive condition OF things, and the Administration
must cleanse itself Of al cOusOn with them The peO
pie demand REFORM and y eO,nOt the
good Of the nation or the party.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE-afARcH 2.
Citn Heal GslGie tor Sale.

A NORTH WEST CORNER Of Third-ave. and
"A. lOlrTC feet for SALE terms rare ealaes
for Apply on the premises
LNOR SALE, to close an Estate, n NALUA-
BILE PROPERTY Caaals for sile BAR
GAIN Pull particulars irou HOMER MORGAN. Pnest (o
EOR SALE-On Madson-aye., corner Twenty
uinthst frs.clgss 4soy hyh-sto0:, b.ck HOUSE. ZIiS
feet in perfect and with ali the irrovemsi pce
$1,000, easy Apply n HOMER AORGAh FneL esp
E'OR SALE-The 4-stOry Brovn-StOne STORE,
L. No255 Peart between Joaa AM Fgiols t1li Asl feet veh
rfnted wi sold pnce viii ste soy iEe attention
Capitalists Apply TO HOMER MORGAN. !l--f- la2sl
nor SALE-A 4-stoTy, high-sJOOp HOUSE
In Thirtydrst.ss between Fiji sud NaelulTes fay Furnished
from top 20 with elegant tsra;ur Pee 500 Apply 70
(2OJ3i LoAAa Ay@SAN tFlnt,-
CPLENDID STORE PROPERTY, 2,4ll Third
y ave between I?Oh asd llls.st. SALE tos, Palpts
brick pategass front; excellent ocaLep 5i .sflj' a'I
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
A GERMAN IDEA OF TEMPERANCE.
Erom be Ner. YOrEcr DcpiolrGL
M rrhnt docs TlIr " Y TRIRENr

Knit what does lUE ". 2. lRlBUNt Say tO
these sentiments the Gubernatara candidate OF Con
necticut II tnd; them iiogra -nd appeals % e Ue,
ter logic OF the ur rs anTS cand hp its its
conviction that the Germans arc more loglcl than Mr.
tra0iC in sprituous liquors 10 20 perfectly face and
par with that Ia coffee sugar. tea and hOur rms Wold
were quite az harmless as sugar md nopr Rnt they
would then, by virtue OF thor logic. perceive that II II
he snheeted to the stine mitaiions as hat of every
other poifon. Quite diaeetic But it is only pity
called 10 mind THE man who Invented y and bu mas
certany made gold from atraw In order to prove its
that chemistry mas proved that alcohol Is T.
uoson! That 1t on precisely the sare tootnS VII, VIII
4, srfsn.I &c ;aan ;a %ho Win eStroys hss
other, 10 Just cup pnba as drnggst VINO drN's ss
those pOtons for such purpose We DO not state to
declare such augmentation as nonsense Intentional s
pericnoe and hypocrtcal sopbistry; and we w9nld
call The attention OF eaE TRIBUNE IN ~ own inter- = 10
the fact that, while iG presents the Appearance OF Hat
terng tho logic Of the Germans 1t intlcis upon tien
palpabe insult With such coarse boat The most stupid
! ishes would scarcely allow themselves to be takea
GENUINE WAR;
I Fros The Richmond kn1iirtr
| We print elsewhere an article from TIE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE, hfaded "fhe Presidency Ahead" which
looks like genuine war. THE TRIBUNE wields more nu-
snss In the Gsa states ~, thsn ang other r pnper Its
ads follow its teachings the Yoce OF an oracle. The
il has never been regarded "a exertng any moral or po-
htcal Influence IL bought bocause 1t furnishes the
direct pole sentiment THH TRIBUNE the other hand,
wle II is enterIrising As The Herold las wonder
fly illustrated III the late European war; Is fun Of con-
victOns, and t primary aiu is tOteach champion
certain great deas 1t has done 10 form piblic
opu!un 1T the North than any other single influence.
A. Beecher prehes every Sunday 10 his audiences sX
or est Thousand, TE TRIBUNE breaches every day 10 IT.
hundred thousand readers. When say, therefore,
hat Horcc Greeley is power IN the country, the
mark H. true IN the widest sense; and General Grant
with nj. 5000 Oilce-odcrs az his back. while he may
produce M Immediate effect Of larger proportions II
me ultimate Impression made IL estimated. does not
WELD nore power tlan the editor Of THE TRIBUNE. The
ouy discount upon the importance which We attach u
enea Grant, lies In tho fact that IL often gruinbes
great deal sn6 maes o great deal OF fuss before pol
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE SENTIMENT AMCNG GERMlN-AMTRICANs
Er1nlth thc Nclr. .I,,L. o.. sl.l..

The conviction which we expressed in com
THtntug upon the speech o. Mr Schur7 that decar-
ton OF the independence of the Gernas Of parties and
mon would tDd JOYFUL echo from all German Ameri-
cans. has not been put 10 shame. To all the
brilliant points Of his great speech, unconditional
and willing assent has been rivcn. And il must lie said
that the period fer such de taration OF Independence
Very well selected. We DO not dare 10 assert that
that would have been the few yea ago. But at
present remarkable spirit peI1ades the German Amer
leans not THEM alone, hOwevCr- but certainly not any
other nationality represented IL this country than
them. Party spirit has never received nOre radical
shock than through the Germ an population OF this
country The best evidence Of this is given in the Ger
man press. The strict party journals now al b.
numbered on tho husrrs, while tnos all political iour-
nals were yeaI ago strict party journals Jn1ouatdv
The general tendency toward =n1don vi the oppo
fit,On facilitates the withdrawal OF journal, which
formerly DomOcratic fran DemOc otc party discipline;
and fOI Republican journals the revelations ct cOrrpp
ton tho Administration aud The general conflict ~
their have done the service
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
A CANADIAN VIEW OF GRANT CHANCE.
u Hnl,.f llnt ttrL.l 1l1,r

Three months ago appearances Indicated Thai
the reconciliation Of Prsdent Grant by the ReVu can
National Convention absolutely cei tan and that ms
reflection would follow rs matter Il course To-day
the situation is wonderfully changed. The mute rings
Of discomfort have broken ont into open reoeon Ihe
ahlest AID best the party -JrumDull, 81 amer
Sohurz-are In pronounced opposition. and THE IIU-
UNE-that paper which influences InGre votes than any
other on tho lace Of the eaTtbis daily dealing blows
whose force intensified rather than weakened ~ the
thin varnish pretense that they ai1nei at the
corIiut surroundings which the unconscious Pre- Sdc
has fallen innocent VICTIM and not 81 Grant himself
IN the opposition to the Executive has been developed
according preaTraned plan, then that plan 81 one
of the skillfully constructed thai mortal nHenfy
ever DEVISED if the events have fallen out naturally and
without pTccOncert among the movers thtn Grant n
stead OF being the lpckest nns be accounted ne nos
unluCky of mOrtals who ever fell rpOD adverse UmlS
Had the charges been made at oncehad ami ttiOn 1r
iucOnpetencv. criminal setsceE4ng been ald W the
Presidents door boldly Dy Republicans, II would Simply
have shocked tho rank and file of tt party. and the man
making the charge would have been sacrificed wtOIt
obtaining even u hearing But such course Sis par
sued by The discOutcnted leaders.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

WHOLE PEOPLES oPINIoN.-When a
nation of forty millions accepts and en-
dorses as a STANDARD RESTORATIVE an
article that it has had the fullest opportun-
tiles Of testing during a period oftwelve
years, who can be so absurdly incredulous
as TO doubt the excellence of the prepara-
tion PLANTATION BITTERs has passed
through this ordeal and is now the most
popular proprietary medicine on this con-
tinent 1t would be difficult to find an
adult Of either sex between the Atlantic
and the Pacific, or between the northeast
corner Of Maine and the Gulf of Mexico,
who does not know, either from personal
experience or observation, that this re-
nowned vegetable remedy is the purest
tonic and stomachic and the finest alter.
alive and regulating medicine at present
before the world. AS apreventive of, and
cure for diseases generated by malaria,
and as a specific for dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, and all nervous and bilious affec-
tions, it is admitted to be fairly pronounced
the FAvoRITE HOUSEHOLD Tonic AND
Alternative Of the Western Hemisphere.
j27eodlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27
PROVIDED FOR,

We were mistaken in our belief that the
consolidation Of several States with ILL.,
nois into one internal revenue district
would temporarily tear Major d. w.
Mum from the public teat. He is re-
tanned as Supervisor of Revenue--in other
words, IS Radical party organizer--for the
States Of Illinois, Wisconsin and Michi-
gan. This appointment is a part of the
price Senator Logan is receiving for his
support Of Gen. Grant. Major Mum is
Gen. Logan's henchman in Southern Hi
nois. He is an able, although sometimes
indiscreet politician, man who, even in
bad cause, can assume the appearance of
absolute devotion to that cause and de-
ceive his intimstes into the belief that his
acting springs from the promptings of
conviction. Gen. Grant was wise when he
secured Gen. Logan's peculiar and un-
scrupulous influence, and Gen. Logan nei-
Their injured his own nor Gen. Grants in
terests when he secured the energy and
peculiar political talents Of Major Mum.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

The Chicago News says the defeat Of
the friends of reform" in North Carolina
would be but short postponement of their
initial victory. "They," (the friends of re-
form Of course "would even gain from it
"a certain moral strength which would
soon take the form of accessions to their
votes in the Northern and Western
States" This is the language of resigna-
ton. 1t is prompted by the paradoxical
saw that there is good in every evil. We
can't see it, however. We don't believe
that Democratic defeat in North Carolina
will add one vote to Greeley's strength in
any part of the country; but we do be-
lieve such disaster would turn back to
Radicalism hundreds who are almost per-
suaded to be Liberals.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

President Juarez, Of Mexico, died Of
apoplexy, 18th inst. He was great man,
one Of the few really great men Of the day.
In the face Of the most formidable obsta-
cles he retained power during eighteen
years, and handled the turbulent elements
Of his country with a very skillful hand.
His death at this time will not detract
from his fame. II he had lived longer
the avalanche Of revolution would have
crushed him; but now IL will be said Of
him, when disasters afflict Mexico, II
Juarez were alive this would be different
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-27

COLONEL FREDERICK HEcKER, in let.
ter to the st. Louis 'Westliche Post
called out by the publication of an &C.
count Of an interview with him by a re.
porter Of the st. Louis Democrat,
says;
As far as Mr.. Koerner, and the ticket which
he heads, are concerned, told the reporter
that many who would abstain from voting
for either Greeley or Grant, would undoubt-
eddy vote the Liberal State ticket, because
II contains the names Of such men as merit
the entire confidence and respect OF the
public and that particularly koerner, with
whom have been acquainted the last forty
years, Is thoroughly honest. dignlned ana
noble character of such statesman-like aDli,
titles and such juristic knowledge, that l
would be nj loss to find better man ior
Governor of Illinois. The most influential
Radical Republican papers advocated ms
nomination long before the present nomina-
ton was made. and characterized him the
same as have done above. i further told
the reporter that. II should yet address
my fellow-citizens during this campaign, II
would be in the interest of koerner.