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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-06
GENERAL MARKETS.

The following are the cotton quotation,
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College stress, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
to the public:
LIVERPOOL, April 5, 1l:15.-Cotton
quiet. Sales to-day 10000 bales. Middling
uplands lid; Orleans lid. Sales of
the week $4,000 bales, of which 5000 were
for export and 1900 for spectators; total
stock 714,000 bales of which 272,OO0 bales
are American; receipts of the week 100000
bales, of which $4,000 are American.
NEW YORK, April 5, l0:lO.-COttOn
quiet. Ordinary 209c; good ordinary PC;
low middling 22ic middling 23sc; Alabama
235c; Orleans 233c; Texas 24c. April de-
livery 225c; May 235c; June 23sc; July 23Ss;
August 233c.
NEW YORK, April 3, 12:2O-Cotton quiet.
Ordinary uplands 205c; good ordinary p &c;
low middling 225c; middling 233; Alabama
23sc; Orleans 235c; Texas 245c. April de-
livery 23c; May % 5-16c; June % 13-16c;
July 23sc; August 23ac.
NEW YORK, April 5, 2:10.-Market
quiet. Ordinary 20Rc; good ordinary &c;
low middling 22sc; middling 23sc; Alabama
235c; Orleans 233c; Texas 24c.
NEW YORK, April 5, 3:15.-Cotton
quiet. Ordinary uplands 20Sc; good ordi-
nary 22ac; low rmiddling 22sc; middling
23Bc; Alabama 23sc; Orleans 23Sc; Texas
245c. Net receipts 81, SOL bales; exports to
Great Britain 49,5l3 bales; stock 387, l9l
bales.
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Nashville Live stock Market.

CATTLE-The receipts are barely equal
to the demand, and prices continue stiff.
We quote at 404ac for best shipping; 3d4c
for choice butchering; 2id3c for medium
and 262kc for inferior.
SHEEP-The demand is good at $5.5066
for choice and S364 for common.
HoGs-Dul at 3a64c for heavy averages,
and 3A3ac for shoats.
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-And it is the greatest specula-
IL ton at the price of any property offered for
sale in the State, the well-knOwn and reliable
Water Powers adjoining the Town of Manches-
ter, about 500 acres in the tract, good improve
ments all Tor $40 GOO; One-third cash, balance on
two years time. Building Lots enough, adjoin-
ing the town, can be sold of TO pay for the en-
tire place, and then have all five of the Water
Powers and at least half of the land left as pro-
hts Also, lying in Putnam county in one body,
twenty thousand acres Of land Astounding with
the finest of timber, stone coal, and iron ore, at
three dollars per acre; One-third cash, balance
on tvfO years time without interest. Address
w. s. HIGGINS,
misc 2t satE Nashville, Tenn.
DED CEDAR LUMB Err OF any kind, saw
l. ed, Fence Posts, ETC., at retail at Nashville
wholesale prices NJ. NJ. BOND & CO.,
mhf6 tt Lebanon, Tenn.
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RAGS AND PAPER STOCK.
Rags Wanted

WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
w price for all descriptions Of Paper Stock
shipped 70 us at this place, or 10 at OEr mills
at Manchester.
Cotton Rags having Burlaps, Gunny or Wooden
mixed with them, are not clGssed as merchanta-
bic, and are priced accordingly.
To parties having Rags to ship Immediately III
requesJed) we viii send them large sacks to pack
In it saves loss IN weight, andis cheaper freight
but We cannot afford for our bags to be cut long
at time. lrlaaasF ..rr-ar
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1105 and closed at 1104. Dealers here we've
paying 1921 and were holding at 110t.
Exchange on New York is taken by the
banks at par and is sold by them at 81 per
thousand.
Government securities were quoted In
New, Y ork yesterday as follows:
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Business moderately active as follows,
packed from store
BACON-Shoulders &c; clear rib sides 7ic;
clear sides 7368c; country hams 10ic.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart q Hensley's @. G.
G. Hams, (new) uncanvased 12aac; canvased
13c.
BREAKFAST BACoN-We quote at 123c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides nc; clear rib
sides &c; shoulders SIC.
LARD-Hart & Hensley's choice pastry
in tierces 9aac; kegs lie; buckets 11ac; prime
leaf lard in tierces at &c.
Mess PoRK-Full weight 81 Dbl. $3.50.
RUMP PoRK-Full weight 4S Dbl $11.O0.
DRIED BEES. G. uncanvassed, lie.
BEEF ToNGUEs-S. G. $3.50 % dOz.
The receipts of country meat were light
to-day, and but little inquiry. We quote
from wagon at sc for shoulders, re for
sides, and 9td9ac for hams.
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BANKING.
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
BOARD OF DIRECTORs,

WV. BERRY, CHAS. E. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL T. CARTER.
TIRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Business and deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. W. BERRY, President
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. sept ~
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Of every description and kind, from Old Con-
gressiOnal documents down to old alEnanaes; ed
ledgers down TO all kinds or Old written books,
with backs torn of, we will pay cents per ID for,
the backs of al books are worthless to Us.
Loose and Waste Papers Of all descriptions are
valued and paid for accordingly.
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A Canada e6itor says he has ga keen "a
pier to prick ali fools and knayes." His
friends, if they are prudent, viii take it
from him. He might commit suicide,
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Foreign Markets.

6,405 bales; weeks exports $3.50 bales;
sales II, $50 bales; stock ,685 tales.
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L SSE-On the 4th inst, a Black Pocket Book
IL containing $50, $40 and two IS bills, for
witch liberal reward win be paid if returned
70 HUGH McGAFoCK, corner Front and JEFF
terson streets. 1f&
OSF-March27, either in Nashville or Frank
IL lin or on the cars between, a Wedding Ring,
heavy plain gold, Is Earats fine, with "Mizpah"
engraved within. so will be paid TO any person
dehEerlng Il to NY. e. WARD, 10 Spruce street,
Nashville, or TO WIN. G. CLOUSTON, Frank
In Tenn. apps
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LONDON, April 5.-Consuls Money 92s; do
on account 925. US. 5-20s '62, 92ss; do. IS,
$50; do 81, 93s. 10-40s 935a.
PARIS, April 5.-Rentes 55f zoe. Specie
in the Bank of France has increased TO-
100000 francs.
LIVERPOOL, April 5-Wheat, red spring,
los Sd; red winter lis Sd; receipts past
three days $1,000 qrs.; American 5000.
Flour 26s Sd. Corn 28s.
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New York DIV Goods nTarket.
New York General Markets.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Flour firner;
superfine Western and State S6.4O66. IS;
common to good extra S6.75d7.00; good to
choice S7.O567.75. Higher grades Of white
wheat S-9O69.65. Rye flour and corn
meal unchanged. Whisky lower at S73d
Sc. Wheat S1.52d1.76. Rye 8S5c.
Barley 84e. Malt unchanged. Corn 73a6
74c. Oats 53056c. Eggs 226224c. Coft {
Rio 17aW204. Sugar-fair to good REIN
ing S36S5c. Afolssses quiet. Rice Ga
95c. Mess pork $500. Beef and cut
meat unchanged. middles 6567c. Lard
No. l to prime steam S56S5c; kettle s. 40.
Butter, Western 11624c. Cheese I3d19c.
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WANTS.

WANEED-An experienced Hotel Keeper to
w rent the Kingston Springs Property for the
ensuing summer. Terms easy. Address THOS.
X y EATMAN, Kingston Springs, Tenn
MIAMI ED-At this Office, an Assistant Press
w me- n, to whom constant employment and
fair wa es viii be given, If suited. mh26 If
M ANTED-A neat Standing Desk, cheap,
w at 81 Union street. mh24 II
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 5.-FlOur active and
frmer. Wheat-white s.; fair TO prime
$l.S0a1. 95: amber SPACES; red good to
prime $1.S0al95. Corn 65aG7c. Oats un-
changed. Rye 90caSl. Mess pork Sl3 l25
a13.25. Bulk shoulders 488c; sides 6a65c
clear rib SO. Bacon unchanged. Sugar
cured hams 12lal3c. Lard-steam SIC;
kettle 969!c. Whisky SS5c.
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THOS. s. .M.aRR, I1rcs,s.

DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND INTEREST
~ allowed thereon; loans negotiated, cOllec-
tons made, and General Banking business trans-
acted. Oct16 II
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Flour-gOod
scarce and in demand; superfne $3.50; XXX
S7.25; low to choice XXX ST.65d9. -.
Corn frmer; mixed Tic; white 72c. Oats
55d56c Ban Sl.75. Hay quiet; prime
S33; choice S34d36. Pork Sl3.25. Bacon
quiet at s., u and re. Lard dull; tieree,
packers S4a9c; refined 94a93c; key l0c. Su-
gar in good demand; common &c; fair to
fully fair 8!!a9sc; prime 0sc. Molasses in
good demand; common reboiled Soc; fair
fermenting 42a44c; cistern bottom 52c;
prime SIC. Whisky, Western rectified 94a
05c. c; flee quiet at 195a20se. Sterling
exchange 1903; sight premium. Gold
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LOST.

IA6pertisemssts assEeT AIS head lgiu be charged
TIN CENTS psr enc FOR each iasersi0r.l
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We have just made good supply Of Cotton
Yarn Paper, both blue and yellow, OF good quail
ity, which we viii be pleased TO exchanges with
Cotton Factories for their waste. Rope and
Bagging at reasonable rates.
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Union AND AMERICAN.
COUNFY COURT.

The Court met at 10 A. NJ, Judge Smiley
in tie chair.
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, April 5.-Flour unclaimed.
Corn 6S07Oc. Oats 5Od5lc- Bran S29. Hay
S3O63l. Bacon-shoulders 54654c; clear
sides re. Lard 9610. Pork nominal.
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Nashvtlle F1our and Grain Farket.

NAVY BEANs-We quote from store at
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17


AacULARIrs-As T,rovr on T1esay HorHas Jay id Biss
s'aar aina so1 Of James l. AID Grace p a4s-sA A '-'
and " days
eh Of cotfi 1ni5 G. ~ Mar v Basocl lsl lla o. "a I.
b. ~OOarud " 5his cry sged months
BOwES-A. L-lssz tie alsOs, JAY Is. Ella vile Of jsaes
TIE rslsa7es Of the family respectfully Hi % 'isui
ooes Caraages - Whiting H.ass slaaon Cor the
oolo-k trTin iron POry-seeoni-s- Central Depot
BROOKS-On Mon3av ast, Lucy rlLe Of Charles IA.
% , sst Of the mlr are iuv.s b attend hs
late residence - ssads Brookirn D T. oa ha'
Jsy L. l ~ ls. s,sl,, 49,, % 3 ~ d5, ,l % F-'
FrL GERALD-Ou T1esiAv morning July TO- At hef rs 80 -
south Br0st Ezaoe. n j. asr -a.'-s i--e's' hsa-sa
Of The ate sidney s. Pa Geraii
Tbarsisy st 10 N. Raat7es lui slsals ae - ase1i
KEARSY-Oa Monday July Is Capt james KefHJ e Of SoaJ1
The isI.t7ss . invited ,ni h 'ra-r.i
noon At $50 o'clock CoaaiIst tor csat-.
Hew4rA, 3St
LINEN-oa Tuesday Ja 49, Loqe, dlu-h;sr ofe ate Gso'
TIE ratve. and friends family o tb,se ofnr brother
respectfully invited o attend tae ille@ %
TLusav morning, Jul l, al; 10 0cocE 9 llf -e Fesleloe I"
west ralriY-sAbst
LIvNGsTON-Oa Monday 18th ast Frances ciarsa wife Of E
M asd inds are invited 20 he funeral oa th. Church
18th Ins-, ~ q L.
RoBBs-Oa Monday evening st Il O'Clock M Jane Rbos IN Der ss
Ffs Of tb. family are invited funeral weinesiy
5cloek from tue Presbg gtenau Church Jne-st
POOME-Or Monday July r. Erabeih widow Of Peter Rou "a ne
FSrsra er7ess On WEDNESDAY I- ast r. Ler a.s r
srBos 81 wrstTw Twenv-ssoo8i-st
sMITH-At Hudson july = Of elosr' ni'nrn 'e
Godfrey. T1uuge daughter Leonard h li fe9 a. n.1
osass oeiosl -'' ''''''
sPRAGUE-a Orange n J. JAY IS frank wooi al. 900 ofD T.
Rgs l eaa. are invited aaer ts soos
90 eentTslare. % Weilesisg. az - p b.
yARREN-At Rock Island Illinois, June q Mrs Aun Ware 'si 81
rect Of Albert Warren. for resrs rss'iea o h ear
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
PERSONAL.
shelby Rich

Prof. Doremus and his family have de-
parted for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams are at Schawl-
bach. in Germany
Mrs. Lincoln is at Ballou's Hall, st. Charles,
Kane County, Kentucky.
Bishop Huntington passes the Summer at
his homestead In Hadley, Mass.
The Professor of Agricultural Sdence IN
Iowa College is a woman, Mrs. Tupper
Samuel r. Mott, just dead in Syracuse
claimed TO be ia years and 345 days old
The new Professor of Poetry at Oxford Uni
versity is Sir Francis Hastings Doyle.
Henry Ward Beecher and wife celebrate their
silver wedding ON the lOth OF october next
Mrs. Ross Church Florence MarryaU, edits
the story magazl ne known L0HGOH Soc,efy
Mr.. Frank Soule has succeeded Mr.. NJ. u
linton as editor OF The S1a Frrtclsso Ah1 odiyor"a'
II is authenticity stated that Nile. Nilsson )
marriage Will take place In London on the 9'th OF 'y
Rev. 7. A. McCauley, d. d., will shortly De
installed President Of Dickinson College Carlisle fenh
sylyanIa 81
Prof. Edward Hitchcock OF Amherst Coi-
ege. will accompany Prof. H. seelye. on tip AfOunu
the world.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

Lest the public should be misled by windy
lenials of things which have never been as
serted, and utter evasiOns of charges actually
made. we repeat that the leading proprietor of The
Ne,o- York Times and Mr.. Senator OBrien are ar
dent political allies and personal associates; that
The Times, instead Of aiding The TRIBUNE 10
convict Judge McCunn, gave him an unques-
toned hearing in its columns against our as
saults that when O'Brien its ally, ought 10 have
been at Albany voting TO convict McCunn,
ie was closeted with Thomas Murphy
md McCunn, doing out Custom-hOuse
Offices through orders on Collector Arthur, to
OErien's adherents, on the condition that
<JBnen carried the Apollo Hall Democracy
into the ranks of Grant. We have
given time, place, and date OF this remarkable
interview, and the facts are incontrOvertible
sat O'Brien has been and is now trying 10
tall the Apollo Hall Democracy to Thomas
Murphy; and that of the whole Senate of the
state of New-York he was the only Senator
vhO stayed away to save McCunn.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
TIE WAR AND AFTER.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In The WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF the lOth
inst noticed an article under the caption o. Ques
tious that will not be answered" In reference 70 tna
article allow me 20 say that its statements are correct
was Union prisoner with A D. Richardson and ). IL
Browne reporters of THE TRIBUNE, IN Castle IhunHer
ar Richmond Va and 1T Salisbury, n C., up TO the Tine
that Messrs Richardson and Browne made their escape
While az both the above places reporters OF me Ae lN
Herald and OF papers OF Chicago and other places were ex
rbanged those of THE TRIBUNE were held a. hosdss ~
evenre for the injury the sentiments Of lHE 1klbu
Sara stInposed 10 be doing the South was cluLru
tbis town until taken prisoner anh assert @ % "
cnu.radicton that during the war copy OF LhE IkiB
Yr,r f0uud in the possession OF man mere or le's @
dressed 10 THE TRIBUNE, would lead 10 serious eohse
oususes And % show You that tie southern peol -
t To b-1It9 and yindCtive people that ther N0Ineru
iIIiders charge them with being Dut on the
that they are generous and readl! Ioi P,f, ~,
instance the fact, may be seen nom Ihe pooh' ~
aF pBTrSE that after the surrender OF Zee gO'
m caub often Southern secesslOnlsss IOt 1ih AAAD D
AZ fine same time known 70 De Union Han' 8-u
Northern man az tlat -. In. x,,-,ir,a,s .ra
Gallant and gallant they are e4udiiy kouciOu'
and nagnanmOus IN peace, they have NOT % ,,to
Iiaee themselves under the shadow OF tnst ou t Nn.
hat" In cOuelnsiOn sir. here pledge YOU .no ,,s
ote ~ Virginia In support Of 1ir Greedy next
her and a. goes Virginia 30 goes the oOutu' j. = !"
LiJerty, Bedford CO., Va July IS lo'-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

Cyrus F. McNutt has been nominated for
Congress By the Democrats Of the With Indiana Dttrct
The Grant Republican State Central Commit
tee Of Tennessee will publish a call tomorrow for a
state Convention be held the an ~ september TO
nominate candidates for Governor and Congressman Ior
the state al Large.
S. NJ. Orr, Chairman Of the Territorial Lib
era Committee has issued call for Territorial Con-
venton 10 meet on the 25th inst at COrrnne Utah, 10
nominate candidate i0r delegate 10 Congress against
George q. Cannon. Mormon
The complete official returns Of the Oregon
election give Wilson Repl majority OF SAC for COGgrss
in total vote OF 25s0 The stands u Repune-
ans and Democrats and the House OF Representatives
81 Republicans and II DeInOcratsj Republican maJoay
on Joint ballot, II.
The Bulletin, Chronicle, and other RenOmina-
ton Journals OF Francisco urge the Grant Reprb-
Hcan state Committee 20 prevent George c. Gorhan'
Secretary OF the United states Senate from taking any
mart Ina the campaEu in California. believing his inter
ference will lose the state % the party in consequence
of his general uupOpular1ty, ana the suspicion that ne -
the special friend Of the railroad monopOiists.
Alludng 10 a Washington dispatch in ITS
own columns wherein Senator Cameron is represented
as seeking with much uepidation conference Slth
Grant the subject OF Pennsylvania politics The Pbi1-
delphia Press eneoully dspes the rumor that II has
declared truce in its hostility 20 Hartranft. Lament
ing the strife in the political household OF state The
Press declares that u II not actuted BY personal feehg
against Hartranft Cameron, but E simply scharg NJ
It's spain duy honest Journalist when repre-
sent the popular sentiment against Gen. Hartrantt
been exercised % punish the oldest and best Republican,
0f the state simply because tney have not bowed "a
ISIS" IL conclusion u say 10 suen an extent na
ms opposition gone y N The Prrsg onorr0w were q
declare In favor of Hartranft and Aleu- IL would pro
dnt no other effect than % lay Upen 10 the charge
IU "a |. a al
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

- .,s,,roe a. che wrongs with which II is lcenu-
ese No other hut temporary political parties "c
,,..ieable-no other but such a. occasions can i't'
We'll. Is Mt that a rather nice confession
% faith for q flu-blown ReDomlnauon-Grant-
Snccessionist 2-for the Pet Delegate OF 'pe
.osco-uoIders, Convention A permanent
nolitical marty is "a heavy curse" Is IT.
:. nlants itself in the way OF all progress
does itf "Clings for existence to the wrongs
:. with which il is Identified does 1t NO
g other but temporary political parties are
ss iustifable.n SAYS the excellent Man OF Peter
boro'. Wen. isn't this extraordinary language
for a Philadelphia delegate! But then' you
see, Mr.. Gerrit Smith was engaged In organ
ring his n-Anti-Dram-Shop party
and so enthusiastic was he, that he dldnt
care two jack-straws for the Republican party
nor for Gen. Grant. "BOlting at regular
=. nominations making other nominations IN
o." their stead " Mr. Smith declared 10 be " goou
"expedientr He was the more willing 10 ieaNe
the Republican party at this time because
what casa whole it desired 1t was not easy
- IN teU.r He affirmed that "the members
g neither agree in respect 10 reconstruction
10 suffrage, to tariffs, nor In respect 10 tne
81 currency and its kindred questions" IL was
then. in his opinion, a party OF loosened
@.bands and Of uncertain aims" Now IS the
time for my i-Dram-Shop party, said Mr..
C,errit Smith. Nor so late as the 26th OF
January. 1870, had he changed his mind for
we find him then, at a meeting in Peterboro'
voting for the following resolution:
Resolred That the time having come for disoanolns
these wornout parties gladly turn our backs upon
them and connect ourselves with the New-1ork STATE
hntDramshop party-a party which meets the demand
Of the present and wars upon evil. still existing sun
Growing and still the greatest evil in Christendon
Mr.. Smith is back again making himself
,,commoDlv comfortable in one Of these worm
out parties, yet very angry because any OF his
old friends please TO act in concert with an
other of them. We do not know that he. has
anv special license to bolt from his party, to
bolt back again, and generally TO do those
things which are for the time being satisfac-
tory TO his serene soul. If such licenses be
necessary, and If Mr.. Smith can tell thousands
upon thousands Of voters where they can be pro-
cured. he may himself stay where he Is WITH
ont being snubbed, at least by Us.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
SENATOR CRAGN AT A GRANT BANNER
RAISING.

The Grant Republicans of the Xlllth As
senbly District had banner raising last evening" uhuer
the auspices Of their District Association al Eshteenth
- oDI Fightbave. The meeting was largely attended,
about 600 persons being present. Several promihehe
residents we're on the platform. There was much en-
tbusiasm for Grant and considerable applause
,or Greeley. The principal speakers studiously
avoidng naming the Cincinnati nominees, ana referred
10 them only in general The scene was enVeheu
Urh Chinese lanterns, calcium lights fireworks ana
numerous nags. The banner bore the names OF the
Philadelphia nominees.
The meeting was organized by the appointment OF
rsaae DAYTON as Chairman, with John w. MarsAaH as
secretary and a number Of Vice-Presidents MT Day
Ton on assuming the chair, made few renlar XII ai
gtch he presented resolutions substantially as ouoWs
Tuasmuch as general harmony ana prOserl'! nav 49,
brought about, where before we're only slie ,
md destructiyeness the conduct Of the AFFAIRS OF the
Genera Government in the hands or the kepuDhcah Al
min,fration has been in every important pareuia e
int suceessful and the perpetuatlOn OF tldt Auinh
In Wolves the honor, credit and welfare OF the
neonie The resolutions cordially ndorsed the PalIorm
aent that the denomination OF Gen. Grant was the spon
taueous and grateful work or the masses auu
Wilson was a man whom al IFPupl4o"N' "' ~
70 Ts hammer was then unfurled Mr. Dayton then ad
dressed the meeting, and at the close OF MS III
reduced senator A. II. Cragin OF New-hampshife.
The senator said that the RepuDhcGn parry was ono
American citizen and all ought 10 stand ~ ~ lhe f
publican party had saved for all tle % %
tiona debt and national taxation, and sad mat sucb
hnrs would not have been accomplished II the AdI,th
mn Who saved the Republic had been very mucn
abused aud he appealed TO al to ylndeate ho sA'i "
the nation -, ....,., .,s ardtence
with soncs and Charles s. Spencer was lhuOuneu' ~
was the hrst speaker OF the evening VINO n' @ I'M fse
assembly called three cheers for Mr. Greeley %
we're immediately given .a wi,a pm 5or oF a. Grant
Tue last speaker Has Robert CROW
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
TVY NOT JOLLYP

The RenominatiOnists, ever since they us
covered their inability to prevent the indorse-
ment Of Cincinnati by Baltimore, have pro-
fessed their intense delight in that result.
They assure the public that it is exactly what
they wanted-tbat Grant will receive many
more Democratic than Greeley viii Republican
votes-that everything goes as they would
have it-that Greeley has no chance Of cleo
ton. &c, sc.
Then why are they evidently out Of humor
Why do they rail and rave and exhibit spleen
and bad temper1 In short, why are they sigh
ing when all others are smilingf Why don't
they laugh as they did on hearing Of the Gin
Cinnati nomination.