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New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

patronage so long as he may bc. and most
necesssrily @.lnust be, candidate for reeleouOn,
yon car :, bsve no genuine Civil Service
Reform 80 seys the Cincinnati Platform. 80
says its udorscmcf by the Democratic National Con-
eehtion at BaltimorN. demand Of the people that
they enact decree q, Civil Service Reform by doing
away with that one primary and prominent source OF
abuse in the Civil Service Tho rCCngbty Of the Prcsl
dent 10 election for n second term; "
30, then, stand up for Dationu RECONCILIATION oe
and dfranchisement relieved from disabitiy, and en-
abed To stand the equal ground wlth MS ora
slaves, with you and with me, with every one az one
among many millions, to have voice I'm the government
They tell you tho dlsTaDohsod l6W; but Whe IDOae
who may be ssfranohsed few. vet the many are ds
ancsed by the arbitrary DEGREES Of boards Oi regis
tratOn and the carpetbaggers kept in powe' The
law disfranchised few but power and arbitrary
law dlsfranChsed many and governments
are established in these Southern States, wherein
respectable, intelligent property holders, c0nsersa-
tive men, have vOice and men without prOp-
erty without intelligence without capacity have every
thing 10 saw That IL not II republican government;
that il not democratic government; that Ia not gov
crnment by the peOp of the people and for the people.
4 demand that it come to speedy end and that the
whole American people, standing on inc common plat.
form of eoua rights and equal law, SHAH take 1od or
the grand work OF restoring all that has been
destroyed by the war Mat ought 10 De iostoIeo uat
every part OF the country be renspreu Dy te spec
taco OF the whole people sejOcing iD the sausscono,
every legitimate desire In the possession OF every lnse
right thus satisfied thus content moving on eoEsenr ~
10 WORK out the greatness tho destny OF TINS glorious
Republic.
Mr. Greeley will leave for EewYOrk tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock, stopping a. Faston on tho way Inc
present proeramme brings the party into Jersey Cty AZ
n m but the arrangement may be altered at any mo
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
nnN.r RELIEVE THEMsELYES.

Most of the Grant journals affect to believe
that Ex-Gov Curtin Is only Liberal for one month
that he will support Buckaew in October and Grant IL
November With charming inconsistency, they proceed
to abuse Mr. Curtin most fOully as If that would win
him back when the Presidential election takes place
For instance The PitSburg Dispatch coaxes him thus
gently:
II will make but little difference whether exGov. Cur
t come. out for Greeley not. Now that he IL the
friend of Buckalew, the supporter OF treason anu n
counselor of Saunders and Thompson In Canada VIA
soeyer of influence he once had Win the soiueiS Vi
Penusy ylvania is gone forever
Oh certainly! Gov. Curtin will support The D1s-
pats party after that He really could MT resist such
AN invitation One of the Philadelphia Grant organs
suddenly changes its tune, and compliments me e1-
Governor in this mild fashion:
ANDREW g. Curtin. during his whole life, has been
sham and fraud-a time seryer-a hcksplttc-a poHt-
cal strumpeta streperOus always adscltltOus pa
TiO-a fellow who could crook the pregnant hinges OF
the knee that thrift might follow fawning Ana nov
this wretched creature after having beeh nCoIeu hI
beyond his deseryings has the erontery 70 write el
ter the corrupt Col Mcclure IN Whlch ne mas tne I'M
pudence say. shall vote IN october lot honesl gov
ernmentv He will vote for Buckalew, the traitor Inc
wretched demagoguel False TO every puoDc ana pIl
vate OblgatiOn Let him g0l IT'S but VOte lost-iOl
not an honest Inan IN the Commonwealth VIII 70 VIII
! him"
And yet these journals take 1t az great piece o.
efrontery to nsnuate that Curtin will not unite VIII
them in the support OF Grant!
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
A CANDID CHAIRMAN.

Here is another burst of candOr from an
Administration orator. The Rev. James Freeman Clarke
called 10 preside at the Massachusetts Grant Wo
mems Convention in Boston the other day. He made a
little speech In the OF which he thus freed his
mind:
81 afraid that not earnest in my support OF
the Republican candidates others. Both parties
have virtually the same platform and the same princi-
pies. Both Gen. Grant and Horace Greeley deserve
well OF the country. Both men have been OF great
service 10 the country and both honest and capable
II there anything that would induce To vote Tor
Mr. Greeley for President q would be the abuse he has
received and for Mr. Sumner Governor OF Massachu-
has been vhed and his great record apparently forgot
ten. Let differ from Mr. Sumner IN willsay he Is
wrong in his present position but for heavens sake lei
not forget that he has stood like rock for many
years. cOntendng for equal justice and Tor equal rights
1t safe to say that the Rev James Freeman Clarke is
not much III demand to make Grant speeches as he
might ha We been
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

AyREs- b rsdenoe l6 Columbia ghss BoElrn 1su
INST Daniel Ayres. in the 8Ji year Of his age
Funeral services will be held the PaciEcs Methodist Bpsospsi
Church Clinton, SUNDAY afternoon. at1 O'CLOCK
BARRRTTO-At Blythe West Farms FRIDAY Sept a. Wsshagts
Couer son late Francis BArreto
The friends the family respectfully invited 70 ssni
the Church. West Farms oa Sunday afternoon <s
inst at O'Clock Carriages will he the fremont Depot
ths from Harlem Railroad Depot Forty yseeoaJ 81 snd
Fourth.
BoGRRT-Tbe services Mary Boger wido- jshs
Greene place Brooklyn on saturday 18th ns a O'Clock
o.
BuRSLBM-Cn THURSDAY Sept e Mrs Charlotte Busem the sss
Of
the residence Thomas j. Skiimo Ne &c Peon
st. Brooklyu h. d. Sunday, 2Jt inst, az ocloOk p.
DE wITT-At BronIvle, Westhestsr Co. " Y, Ihu.tsy
evening Sept 7I Bdwah DsW e0onselorats". ia TIE '7h
HIS relatives snd without further notice respectfully nses
residence Monday. sept & Al
o'clock M special Harlem Railroad train will leave the Grnd
Central Of the Unera At u precisely returning
from Bronryille Immediately after the SERVICES.
JOHNsO6-In Brooklyn Wednesday seU & Amy ~fe Of B'sa
The relstYes and fni. are respectfully invited
from residence iI JAyL SATURDAY afternoon. at
O'Clock.
PECK-Iu Brooklyn Sept r. Lydia Peck widow Of William Pecs
Ress,s and friends Of the family
SUNDAY iGst from the Methodist Church. Pg~hing
L.L
te L on wednesday Sept 1872 IIannah Bzs
Rsynor Of this city. n The 61d yesr 81 her
friends Of the famdy those Of her Hiram M
William s. snd George Raynor AID her soniBaw enFy Pu
are invited attend her funeral Sunsy The sts
O'Clock, at the cadence Of TIE latter Hempsa1. L.
Hunters Pon Al Ia o'clock returning leave Hemgste~1
aLf:jO D
NORTHUMBERLAND Jamas Friday. Eltasth %
The late wn. p Soutenburgb the 86th year Of her age
SUNDAY sept ~ s.2 O'CLOCK from the Reformed Church J.a1es
Long Island N Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
YERKEy pARDONED by cor. GEARY
nE AND MAKCER RELEAsED-A BOLD MOVE bf
THE RING.

nE AND MAKCER RELEAsED-A BOLD MOVE III
THE RING.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THB TEIBUNBI
PuuADpLPlrIA. Sept q. Tonight at 7
O'Clock District Attorney swope OF pittsburgh Mayor
stakley, Sheriff Leeds. and other prominent momoer'
of tho Ring this STATE drove TO the Eastern Pon-
tentary and delivered 10 the warden GOV Geary ;
pardon of Marcer and Yerkes.
Marcer, who is in wretched health owing to his cor
anement was taken to his homc and Ycrtcs was driven
to- tho Continental Hotel company with Swopc end
stakley.
The whole matter was Kept secret and the particulars
are known to but few This startling event Is undoubt
edly part Of the Hartranft programme. aud Is very
important
The Grant papers and Swope in his speeches have ofate
boldly denied the authenticity of the Yerkes aldayits
accusing artranft OF specuang with the state money
They Lave asserted that they orgeres and this
although Alderman Dougherty, before whom the af
day now 80 notorious made declares that 1t Is In
the handwriting OF Yerkes, aud that Yerkes hlmsoH
took tho oath.
The charges in this affidavit have had such damag-
ing effect upon Hartranft that desperate efforts had to
ne made to refuto hem and here IN the damning
part Of the transaction.
The North Ap,er1eqr, tho Grant organ here. VIII
contain tomorrow. sworn statement by Yerkes, IN
which he declares that his signature to the arranf
affidavit was forged and that he was personated before
Alderman DOughcrty.
This statement has been 50 carefully guarded that 1t
could not be obtained tonight The Inference is strong
hat Yorkes received his pardon upon the condition that
40 would make this statement
Your correspondent has setter from Yerkes writ
l early in September. bitterly complaining of his i'm
pr,sonment aud he has declared that every hour he
,peu in ja was the tenure OF hell Upon this condition
If his mind the IIartranft managers speculatod
Il has been well understood that long that crush
Ing affidavit was not ropudiated Yerkes would not be
hardened nor was he though months ago the most
strenuous efforts made obtain his liberation by
man Of far more influence aud better character than
swope.
That he ia now set free the OF an election and
that his first act as pardoned convict to unswear his
AFFIDAVIT confirms tho Interpretation OF this sudden and
singular act.
The excuse for the pardon stated by the Warden OF
tho Prntentiary the i'll health of Marcer and the Ioss
OF business by Yerkes.
Another fact in connection with this disgraceful affair
is that President Grant yesterday in consultation
for hours with RUSSELL Errett, swope. and other Hart
| ranft politicians.
II Is the general belief that the pardon OF YerKes was
obtained with Grants knowledge for the special pur-
pose of breaking tho evidence against Hartrantt
This IL the history in brief Of most desperate and
shameless combination ON the part of the Grant Ring
Pennsylvania. and one which II destined to produce
profound impression.
But the facts significant that the effect will be
to damage Hartranft IL not TO ruin his chances.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE.

For a good solid lie you should go to Bost-
ton. The article there manufactured ia equal to the
best. Take, for instance this from tea-tabe news
paper published in the modern Athens:
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE has been clamoring for the
trial of william NJ. Tweed, because that deyotee OF SAINT
Tammany has been reported as hostile u the elec 9
Mr. Greeley. 1t never has asked that the other ram
many plunderers should be tried"
1t would be a gross insult 10 The Transcripts nteii-
gence intimate that II did not know that Tweed was
reported hostile to the election Of Mr. Greeley oe
cause he says THE TRIBUNE has always been hoste
him and has abused" him. But our amiabe Boston
friend willfully puts the cart before the horse.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

Gen. Hawley, who sometimes dscourses OF
the gentleman in politics. is the stump engaged
in proving Mr.. Greeley seccssionist Rebel, an
enemy OF the loyal soldiers and the Ike. Cen Hawley
chooses in this to describe features of Mr. Greeley
record which familiar to him six months ago as
they to-day but six months ago. the occasion OF
Mr. Grcoeys sixtyrst birthday he said IN the editorial
columns of his newspaper;
" The day has not for working up estimate N
his character or his influence upon his lts Is still
active ana powerful. and he st gives occasion for the
most puZzlng cOniecures. What Horace Greeley viii
do IN any contingency ~ always question OF the ye
hest interest but IL Is always 10 expect that be VIII
be true 10 his convictions Of what Is right lie has
done more than any other man among us 10 make the
press great power aud 10 elevate the character OF in
dependent journalism. We may disagree with his
methods time and again. but when che balance s struck
we ma That there scarcely great work Of progress
or cause of true reform in DAY that has not had it,
most powerful ally IN Horace Greeley
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
THE WEATHER
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsTIIN0rOs. ID. C., Saturday, Sept 81 a. ND
SUIi0Dsts FOR the foeny-fOVr hourg
The barometer has risen from the lakes TO
Atlantic ts but allen the North West where
eaSterly southery Winds cloudy weather. and areas
Of rain prevailing
Cloudy weather and ram have prevailed over New
England, and during the day NeWJcrscy and tho
interior Of the Gulf states; the temperature has fallen
from North Carolina 20 Indiana and GOrheastward over
Now England, but risen from lunOs and Wisconsin
westward. 1900
Probabilities.
For the NewEngland aud Middle states, clear and
clearing CDO weather, with northerlY TO westety
winds the latter gradually backing 70 southery over
tive lower lake region. For the South Atlantic Sar.
light TO fresh winds and clear weather
FOR the Guli States, castcrY TO sOutheTy winds ot2
TennesSee 10 Lake Erie the upper lakes and the North
West. diminishing pressure, rsng Jemperabure, ann
sOuthery winds, with increasing clOudincss ana VILE
areas OF rain from Missouri O the upper akes the WHO'S
probably veerug TO nOrth-westeriy with clearing "os
Iher the nOrI hWeat.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

areeablc IN conemplto in getting up benefit 10 that
city for sufferers by recent floods ~ tnat region
Capt. William Davies Evans, known 70
players as inventor Of the brilliant Evanss
Gambit. died at OstcDd, recently. IN hi5 82l year.
Timothy IIxOn and John PagC, veterans OF
tho war of 1872 mot recently AZ C0nCofdia, Kansas
PAGE fought At Lnndy's Lone under Gen ScO't tnd
I'll IN the battle under the British Gen Brock
In East Boston, Mass there are streets bear
ing the names OF Homer. Milton, Wordsworth. Byron,
Pope Moore Colerdge eowper, ADDISON. Cbauccr. Kcy
nOids Knellcr Hogarth. Vandy beSw, Prescott, Wob-
ster. Everett, and Sumner.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blackburn of LOndos
will visit New-Y0rk this Fall Mr.. Blackburn was tho
editor Of London S1ciet Mrs. Blackburn s daughter
Of Prof WaterhOuse Hawkins
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other shin Hews see Eighth PageI


ARRIVED.
steamship Antwerp (Brl Bynor, Liverpool sept ~ ns
Qneeu.torn 18Th. with nIse and pasS to John o. Dale
Steamship WoOIhu, Charesu = G., with mise ahs
pass o H. n. Morgan Co . go 49,. o-,,. - A.. =.
Sh Chef (of HAuflT n 81. Rette Belfast u days an
Bars r. Murry P1rn,on surnoe ds's with orvood
Brig enraoo (ot ~ Faulkner Cutaooa IL dsJs ~'u
biei So
BELOW.
Ship Perlnsnd O.. Hsesoop. from Antwerp hsg l"s
BOARDED sept o. 10 a. Ion o. BY pooat Francis Perka No ID
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS Va 2Plsssi for BALTIMORE 80 iAhAI
brg rom Narnoue; chr Central the West Indies PssSJ
out steamship Lepsc In the Rods brig '" H. beoA
more from Alexandria for Salem. Mass nj.
SAyASNAH "a Sept. 27Arnyed steamship Sarigos'l Toe Dis
- ,.-- - -.
Gulf Stre1m for PLaielps Arrived steamship Republic if0@
Philadelphia. =. =, ,-...-..- -
SAN FaASosco, Sept EArnyed steamship Consultation, fro"
Panama ships Colorado ALcs NJ siRott tEDs Dsie
mop. Sailed steamship Anzoni for Panama
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
PERsONAL-BY TELEGRAtH.

Count Won Amin the German Enbasss1or,
viii srong 60 . Germany again leave Of sbssnae.
- The Arch Duke Albrecht, Field Marshal and
Of the Apsn army 10 aproYe sha has
complete recovery y Looked for at an early dsy.
%. The GOvernOr-General of Canada, Lord Duf
from Hamilton Yesterday afternoon and teesed
Torvaio with great powp sud oBthBsasn.
Mr.. j. G.. Bancroft Davis, the agent Of tho
U-ed States before the late Alabama Claims Arbaon It1b"esi
sailed Liverpool EswYoss THURSDAY the steamship
Oceanic
- The freehOiders Of the 4" Obj South Church" at
Bosoa bo Rev DR. Burden darsS
Lsh Hssgeh 20 he will preach bis farewell ernou u S'' o
south SOdetT
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
MICHIGAN STRAIGHT OUTS STATE TICKET.

MICHIGAN STRAIGHT OUTS STATE TICKET.
DETROIT. Mich, Sept 27.-The Straight-out
Depocrato state Convention held at Jackson. today,
nominated the following ticket;
goB,rEov-Wm. NJ Perry Of Grand Haven
at "a -GOuernOr-C Charles v Ootnlf Oi fpHiane
S,cretAry OJ Sigtf-ThOs G. Cutler ~ kaitnat)p
TTsasuer-Clemen IA. Davidson " Detroit
4tpfltor-CyTus Peabody OF oakland
LaniC Comm ID. Grouse Of IiYngst1n
Alrnsv. GeHyraL-Wr A. Clark Of SaZnaw
Psc IaSrflrABdreH Sa"Jcf o. nssr"
Member Board OF Etugton- The Rev G. Vanfsueer oi NesL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
IGRNRRAL PRESS DIsPATCEr

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I-This evening the
City Treasurer Mascer ard Charles f. Yerkes. the
roker who were sentenced 70 the Eastern Pententary
last Winter for embezzng tho city funds. released
upon pardon by tho Governor
The pardon was brought from Harrisburg by Col Lee
the Private Secretary of the Governor. and H. Bucher
swope number of the friends OF the prisonersvere at
the Penitentiary when tho pardon arrived.
To the pardon there is condition which states tn at
Il there is arg money paid for services in connection
with the receiving Of pardons then they are 70 be null
and void.
These conditions we're accepted by the prisoners.
Since his release Ye rkes has made affidavit denying
the charges made against him BY Gen. Hartrantt, and
the authenticity Of the paper which has been
issued as evidence against him. and alleged to have been
signed by him Yerkes The release OF the prisoners
has created great excitement IN tho city.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
A LOUD CALL ON Mr.. GREELEY.


The subjoined letter and campaign docu-
ment have been received at THE TRIBUNE ofhce from
Cincinnati:
To the EdffOr Of The Tribune. -
SIR; send you herewith copy OF a campaign uocu
ment Please call the attention of Dir. Greeley 10 IL
Tue country expects that he will at the proper time
reply to II. Yours CARTER OAlLAi'
Kesdi 1N''' 80 Circulate!
Republican Campaign Doc. No. 9G,sOi
SPEECH
OF
President GRANT
At NEWARK, n. Jr
Sept 20, 1877.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: i could not but reel gihte
u for the reception have received AZ the hands OF he
citizens OF Newark OF Eew-Jersey. To-day had the
pleasure Of visiting the state Fair Elizabeth where
little else but people was at your Exposition To-
night and again saw but little OF what they hau tneie
10 see hope 10 tomorrow what wanted Tonight
20 see"
Great Applause.
In order that may make the above campaign doeu-
ment complete we add to IL also the following speech
delivered on Thursday night PHILADELPHIA which may
perhaps in its previous publication have escaped the
attention its merits deserve:
GENTLEMEN AND MERCHANTS OF PHILADELPHIA f09
have heard much better speeches tonight IMAM cou
make II were 80 inclined am very glAd W BOO S"u
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

Lead Zinc Poison ond Iron Rust are sU ,scri-i ~
.ng ts LIsEp LkAD PPE the best water made .Ni
Ibiy recommended Circulars and samples of pipe snt b. na o
C0wzLs WILLARD MPg Co.. No Ilj CsnLfo al ne" tss
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
MARRIED.

DPgISnV York Sept g. stChspel o sbepr<s
Plock John DAME Deuson Of Newark. n - "
Augusta n. of Springfield. Mass No cards
BORTON-GEDSPY THURSDAY Sept D. ls st The residence ~
brjss By NJ. Wheaty Nm. G. Horton T. h1T
X sney daughter Of Bartholomew Geiney AL OF White PBa
NY
IRwRLL-GARBUTT-Ou Thursia Sept D. Congregational
Church Brooklyn, b. the Rev Henry Ward Beech
Herbert Jewell Broon Jennie second daughter Of bhse' H.
Garbutt, esq. Of South Orange, n j.
the residence Of the bnis brother he.
bugb Y on 9h by the Res. Howard CrOsbF d. D. j.
Odnio Johnson city jennie Geazn Of Nesburgb
An Notices 0f Uayr1ages must be Endorsed Nth fall
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
"THE GENTLEMAN IN POLITICS.

and am pleased TO hear that you have been to hear such
fine speeches how you have been engaged tonight
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

The latest political document which reaches US
under the frank of Senator Harlan is picture from
Barper's Weekly. printed as handbill. Now, MI
Harlan what do you suppose the Post-Ofice was
susde fort OF course the inevitable j. II. Piatt'
NJ. c.. turns up again be is always turning up; and
this time be comes with sweetly pretty address 10
LLe ladies'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
Gpeciai Nollffs

lst Assembly District Liberal Republican Associs-
tiou-A Spec Meeting Of thus Association will be held AZ Haiquss
tens sS West broadway. rulS lSatuTuYl bybhNG Syt.
a3 81 O'Clock. b. order SAMUEL n LBCOArB, Pros-
JoaN Va HsAPE Wa II. BAILEY, SECS
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
At Cooper Institute

There Is realm Of pare delight
Where COBros's Dentiss reign.
Where Laughing Gas prevent. all frgSIy
And pleasures binish pam.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth fall
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

N We had large tath m the ehclency OF IHt puUIIC
Investigation of the Insane Asylums which the Gov
ernor has ordered, and which Acknowledgement Bar
aow and Others have undertaken, late events which
we are compelled with pain to record as news would
Justify regret that the Commission was not sooner
organized and at work As far as we can learn moth
spg has been done by the Commissioners not even
consultation Of the members has been held, and no
Slan has been decided upon or even offered Mean
time hundreds languish in these private prisons
neglected and forsaken; while in the more puohc
institutions on Blackwelps Island men are beaten
to doath by violent keepers.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

Mr. Henry Reed, whom the Administration at
tampted to silence with the cudgel Of one of its
Brotbersin-law, does not appear to have been rem
dered quito mute He INDUCES, in letter to The
(,narnaR Commercial, in the following decidedly
sArticuiate expressions:
4 was not attacked let it be understood, simply by
1onis Dent | was attacked by the household OF the
dreSdent of which Louis Dent Is meInDer-the tal-a
title neaner than the rest, but not different lie Is the
soablest sheep of the GOck-the manHest dog IN the
Rcnnp-half outlaw from the connection, Dut the otheI
alf understrapper. He would no more nave attaek ked
Nm without the knowledge and encouragement OF lhe
Vest than he would have stood up before MS equa In
nai- combat and the thing put upon nun espeGiaY'
keoause he could easiest be disdyowed the result was
mot fortunate
Here comes a roaring defender of Hartranft III
The Philadelphiq Sunday Transcript, which has TINS
novel plea: "Hartranft carried Antietam Bridge
while Forney was skulking with sOrdid suffers III
Washington Therefore, you see, If Hartrantt car
ried Antietam Bridge (which he didn't, he may stea
the State of Pennsylvania poor; and because Col
Forney didn't carry aforesaid bridge, he may not crS
out Stop Thief" when he sees one running away
with the States money No word IN all this about
Hartranfts guilt; that is conceded OF ignored; bu
nobody may say word about it, because Hsrtrani
fought like hero aud Forney did not Where Is th
fOOl-killerf