Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-08

morrow publishes the following card:
The undersigned resumes the editorship
of the Tribune, which be rel;nquished
on embarking in another line six months
ago. Henceforth it shall be his endeavor
to make this . thoroughly Independent
journal, greeting all parties and political
movements with judicious fairness and
candor, but counting the favor and dep
recating the worth of no one. II he can
hereafter say anything that will lead to
heartily unite the whole American people
on the platform Of universal amnesty and
impartial suffrage, he will gladly do 90.
For the present, however, he can best
command that consummation by silence
and forbearance. The victors in our
late struggle can hardly fail to take the
whole subject Of southern rights and
wrongs into early and earnest considera-
ton, and to them for the present he re-
mits, since he will never again be can
didate for any Office, and as he is not in
full accord with either Of the great polit-
ical parties which have hitherto divided
the country. he will be able and will en-
deavor to give wider and steadier re-
gard to the progress OF science. industry
and the useful arts than partisan jour
nal can do. He will not be provoked to
an indulgence in those bitter personali-
ties which are recognised in partisan
journalism, but sustained by generous
purpose he will do his best to make the
Tribune power in the broadcast field it
now contemplates, as when human free
dom was in peril it was in the arena Of
political partisanship.
Horace GREElEY.
Boston, Nov. 7.-Yesterday afternoon,
two barrels were found floating in Charles
river at Cambridge, which being taken
ashore We're found to contain the mutila.
ted remains Of mantle head and legs
in one barrel and trunk in the other
The body was we'll dressed. A gold
watch was found in one of the barrels.
New Haven, Nov. 6.-The horse dis
ease is at its worse stage. No street carr
or stages running. A few mules ant
oxen are used for transporting goods.
New York, Nov THE figures plac,
the Congressional delegation of New
York State at 26 Republicans, Demo
Gratis and one Liberal. BY the election
of Torres to fill a vacancy, the State Sen
ate will stand rs Republicans to Demo
Gratis; the Assent y s. Republicans t
&c Democrats and Liberals and on
Apollo Hall.
The Times estimates Grants popula
majority at no, 800, and thinks he ha
carried Virginia and Louisiana. Onl
four States, with 43 electoral votes, ~
sure for Greeley, and this cannot be il
v creased by more than two States, givln
|
t agr r publican majority in this State
!. claimed to be $4,000.
8 The World estimates Grants populi
8 majority at 52O,9 and gives him q
: electoral votes, to 80 for Greeley: Dix
o majority in the State wi not vary mue
y from that of Grants. Herman is ahei
o OF Greeley in large portion of the Stat
y but falls some 1900 behind in Bsookly
:. Long Island and Staten Island, all s,rol
. Democratic localities. Herman CARR,
&c Utica, his own city, by 324 majorit
while Grant has 20 majority.
~ Ogden, Nov. 7.-Goldsmith Maid a,
v Lucy passed through here this morni
10 in special car, on the way to New Yor
v They will lay over at Cheyenne for
or so.