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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-12
GERMANS FAYORING REFORM.

Greeley and Brown German Nineteenth
Ward Club formed last night, at No 1884 Third-aye
under most favorable auspices. Charles sedel called
the assembage to order at and over $50 persons
enrolled their names. Mr.. Seidel elected President
and John Lynch Secretary. The President expressed
satisfaction that the Democracy had risen from the
depths, and taken new departure. He said that he
trusted that the gratifying which had attended
their first enlist recruits would lead all present
10 renewed endeavOrs To build up solid German organ
izaton IN the ward that when September they
would be able to boast OF large and influential German
organization. -
The German Greeley and Brown Clubs OF the XXth
Assembly District cooperating 10 advantage. The
Club OF which A. Lambrecht was President and the
Association OF which Philip Koch was Chairman have
consolidated at No 7C7 Ihrdave. Prof. Glaubenskee
President, and David Konigsberg and Chas f. Wendt
are Secretaries,
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SCENES AT THE GLENHAM HOTEL.

The Headquarters of the Liberal Executive
Committee at the Glenha Hotel In this city, presented
@ very animated appearance yesterday. GuEens RON
all parts Of the country. well as numerous delegates
from the Baltimore Convention, called during the day.
and registered their MI Greeley called between
II and "a O'Clock and while there portion
OF the Maine delegation, headed by the
Hon. f. F. Pillsbury, presented themselves
ACCOMPANIED by the Union Glee Club. Among those
present were the Hon. L. F. Pillsbury Arthur sewa
VIM Emory, F. B. Terry. Z. X. o'Brien, T. H. Hubbard,
Chns p Kimball c. c. Roberts, s. r. Tbbitts, W. +.
Pierson and W. H. McCrellis. They we're introduced to
Mr. Greeley, and having registered their Names the
Glee Club sang the campaign song, 1.-THE Chappaqua
Farmer" and the "Greeley and Graz Campaign Song"
do you hear our cry sounding from the prairies
OF the West" to the tune Of "John Browns body"
During the singing the filed to overlooking.
every present joining in the chorus Oh, glory glory
haeluah Reform is marching on"
During the day the Rhode Island delegation called and
registered their names as follows: Arnasa sprague'
Chairman; Gideon Bradford, N Van elyek, VIM Beach,
N ii. Gorcd, w. j. Miller, Thos. j. Reynolds, Lyman
Pearce Elisha c. Clark, and Geo Haines Tho greatest
enthusiasm manifested and congratulations were
Among those who called later in the day were the
Hon. Robert l.. Mallory OF Kentucky; IajorGen Jnd-
KilpdricK C. Kuendig Of Missouri Joseph Pulitzer
Of Missouri samue C. fS1senden CO5 Mscoa;
Of Saratoga sprngs Gen: sheridan OF louisiana rn,
1SG% DPO'0S 81 cy; coz FSSeR
6snsen, of New-York; Aaron G. Allen Of NewYoTk:
Charles f. Allen of N " A. I. Terry OF Madison Wis,
John s. Vance Of OHIO, Hebbar6 OF (ho samuel a.
Hopkins n. j., Robert Lathers Of Newiochelle, H. s.
Sleeper OF Leavenworth, Kan, NJ W. Benjamin OF Little
Rock, Ark Walter Trunbull (sOn of Senator JrumbulD
OF Illinois, Capt. g. Weaver OF ST. Louis, John Martn OF
Topeka, Kan, Or. John Payne OF Fla, Louis NJ Coates
OF n. Y. City. -,
SIhe following members OF the Liberal Republican Ma
tional Executive Committee called upon Col Ethan
Allen during the day Isaac 7. Gray OF Indiana. B. A.
Riggs Of Kansas, Col Geo W. Anderson OF Missouri tho
Hon Henry O. Kent OF New-Hampshire, Jas. w. john
son Of Oregon a. Pierce Of South Caroiha j. p Iadd
of Vermont.
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GLEANINGS.

The lid Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Democratic Club John Kelley, President, will
meet this evening nj No. . Prlnco-st
At q meeting of the Chas j. Killeen Demo-
cratic Club of the Twelfth Ward Wednesday evening.
forty members signed the roll and cheers were given
for the Baltimore nominees
Democratic Clubs which have been awaiting
the formal action OF the Baltimore Convention, now
wing with one another in displaying Greeley and
Brown banners and transparencies.
Prominent Republicans and Democrats wit
messed last evening" display Of fireworks in honor Of
the Baltimore nominations ON the private grounds Of
Col. Frank McElr0y at CastletOn. Staten Island.
At the regular meeting of the United Demo
cratic Association OF the Nineteenth Ward in the hall
Fifty-fourth-s and seooDd-aye last night, IL re-
solved TO hold ratification meeting thursday evening"
July IS.
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club was
formed last evening, in the IXth Assembly District,
With the following oiceIs John Ryan: presdent
rotary; and John Lay, Treasurer.
The XXth Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Club. III. ID. Faulkner. President, will raise
large transparency front of It's headquarters No $50
Tbirdave., next Wednesday evening; The programme
will include speeches by Col Benz. A. Willis and
others. The campaign reading will be open every
evening
A large and handsome net work banner, ex-
tending from Tammany Hall across Fourteenthst,
raised yesterday morning. 1t bears the and me-
the words: 1.-THE Democratic Party Demand Reformation
In National State and Municipal Governments and
Rigid Accountability OF our Public Officials"
The Grant Republican Association of the
XVIII Assembly District held it's regular semi monthly
meeting at No 2io West Thirty -thrdst., last evening"
H. ID. Lapaugh, President. occupying the chair. There
very small attendance. Mr.. Turner said that
less there was more zeal displayed by the members, he
feHed that more than twothrds Of the Republicans of
the District would vote for Greeley Dr. Newton made
a brief address In favor of Gen. Grants claims.
A meeting of the Xth Assembly District
Grant Republican Association Jacob NJ Patterson Pres
dent held last evening In front of the Clubs head
quarters, Hos % and so Avenue A. After number OF
saluies In honor OF Grant and Wilson, and a short exh
biiOn Of rex ors Grant and Wilson banner was flung
90 the breeze. Peter Kehr was chosen Chairman, and
VIM III. LOckwO IN brief speech eulogized the pres
Administration and commended that Gen Grant had
many evils TO combat at tho beginning OF his admins
traOn which would liz done away with In his second
term. VIM X. PEBBLES said that Horace Greeley had
done nothing In comparison with Gen Grant and that
deeds.
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determination to go TO Pittsburgh in attendance upon
this Convention and have voice in its deliberations

determination to go TO Pittsburgh in attendance upon
this Convention and have voice In its deliberations
possible
The President does follow out his openly expressed
intention OF appointing but citizens OF Territory
20 any Office therein for he to-day appointed
James X Prouft Of Michigan to be suryeyorGeneraI OF
New-Mexco.
Senator sohurz after dining with Senators Sumner and
Fenton left for New York tonight Gen. Burbrdge, and
other members OF the Liberal Republican Executive
Committee 90 NewYork In order to be present at the
session OF the Committee, tomorrow.
Mr. Sumner who still remains In Washington receives
daily a great number Of visitors. Among those VINO
called on him to-day Messrs. Saunders and smith,
both colored men. The former was the Baltimore canoi
date on the Grant electoral ticket who TINS week re
signed that position to take the stump for Greeley ana
Brown and the latter is gentleman OF Howard ohVer
stv who also has announced his intention OF supporting
the Liberal ticket Both of these gentlemen 80 AZ once
to North Carolina to speak to the colored people oil that
STATE Mr. Saunders is one Of the most intelligent men
of his race in Maryland and there the best authority
for DENYING the report that his letter published few
days ago was not written by himself.
The Liberals will open the campaign IN North CarohDa
Immediately. Numerous Liberal Republican ana Deno-
cratic speakers already the way TO the STATE a"u
others will follow early next week. Friend Nerus Men
denhal writing to the Secretary Of the greeley ana
Brown Committee from jamestown, N c., says that the
political situation In that State be expressed IN e"
words The socaled Republican party consisting IN the
main Of and oce-seekers and others, VINO
act much from prejudice as judgment VIII go ror
Grant; but there good ground to hope that the ma
orty Of the North Caronians in favor OF the Gree
ley and Brown ticket. Mr. Mendenhal has mad o CON
suation with Judge Merrimon, who expressed himsei
"a feeling confident that at the State election TO be held
next month the Liberal Reform ticket would succeed
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE PLEA FOR STOKES.

MR.. TREMAIN SUMS UP FOR THE DEFENSE.
DIR. HAMMoNDs OPINION OF risks woUNDs-A
HALL BOY WHO APPRECIATED THE MAIN
CHANCE-JUsTIFGABLE HOMICIDE AND MED
ICAL MALPRACTICE THE MAIN GROUNDS OF
THE DEFENSE.
As the close of the Stokes trial draws near
the interest OF the public increases hundred fold and
the most intense anxiety TO anticipate the verdict IL
manifested In every quarter During the early part OF
the trial the repetition Of the testimony which taken
before the Coroner and which had prendced public opn
ion from the outset strengthened somev hat the popular
belief Fisk the victim Of plot to waylay and
murder him. The testimony OF the past few days has
shifted public opinion IN remarkable degree and has
shaken confidence roposed In The medical skin en-
plOyed at Fsks bedside; and IL Is declared by some
who are to be credited with experience and good jldg
ment in such matters that the prisoner may well look
hopeful.
The crowd in the courtroom yesterday larger and
more attentive than previous days. and when MI
Tremsn began his address TO the Jury the number OF
spectators increased. Many ladies occupied seats be-
hind tho bar The day court began with the exanna
ton OF DR.. Trpler, who followed by Dr. Shine The
latter admitted that when Dr. Tripler administered 10
mlnims OF the powerful solution Of Magendie, aRd Dr.
Fisher had given TO Fisk Onethird Of grain Of morphine
every two hours they became alarmed at the con-
dton OF the patient that they more. The most
interesting testimony given by DIR. Louis A sayre
On Wednesday Dr. CarBochan succeeded IN convincing
all present that he and Dr. sayre were about az nmca
personally physicians could well be, and openly
charged his rival with stealing Of his cases. Dr.
sayres turn yesterday and he repaid bis rival in
kind and when Mr.. Tremain objected, Dr.. saYre de-
manded the right Of personal explanation Consider
able dispute here between the counsel and Judge
Ingraham finally excluded the testimony.
DIR. Hammond reasoned that Fisks death was not
caused by morphia administered because the patient
did not remain unconscious Dr. Howard, for the de-
fense brought up the probe question again, stating pos
lively that the instrument employed by Dr. Trper was
dangerous might complete perforaton or create
laceration and hemOrrhage.
Henry Du Carley gave very significant testimony
Patrick Hart the hall boy said to him on the night OF
the shooting: "we make plenty of money out Of this
1t was also intmated that Du Carley, by his testimony
against the prisoner had endangered his prospects OK
employment at the hotel
Mr.. Treman's address will be completed today The
principal grounds Of the defense usthabe homi-
cice and medical malpractice While his counsel was
speaking Stokes sat with downcast eyes, occasionally
gancing at mother and sister, who sat beside hun,
and wept when Mr. Tremain referred TO the sorrow and
disgrace which might fall upon them. stokess
father was also deeply moved, aud sat with his elbow
bent upon the table, and his hand buried in his white
hal
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THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

The Union Republican General Committee
met last night at No i5S Fourthave, T. Stewart in
the chair The Executive Committee reported the FOL
lowing which adopted
ResoIrcd That hereafter this Committee shan be known
as the Liberal Republican General Committee Of the CITY
and County of New-YOrk ami the several district
izatiOns under It's Jurisdiction hereb! directed 10
take such action shall be in harmony With this leso-
Resolred That the several District Associations repre-
sented this General Committee hereby directed 10
give an opportunity all Republicans w) are In favor
of the platform of principles adopted at Cincinnati on
May 1872 and of the election of the candidates then
nominated 10 enroll Themselves as members OF the LID
eral Republican organization.
The Chairman Of the Executive Committee was in
structed lire the at Twelfthst ard Broadway
formerly known Mozart Hail. for the OF the Com
nittee Mr. Polhamus offered resolutions substantially
as follows:
Resolued That this organization, as representing the
Liberal Republican sentiment Of this city, regards the
Cincinnati platform and the letter OF ACCEPTANCE OF Mr..
Greeley embodmens OF tie highest aud purest point
zeal principles, and congratuatts the Liberal electors
throughout the country upon the acceptance OF the Gin
cinnaii platform and the nomination of Greeley and
Brnwn nv the National Democratic Convention at Baltl-
more whereby tue ultimate triumph of the great prin-
cples OF amnesty, fraternity, political equahty popu-
lar rights and national reform II guaranteed.
ResOlred That the Committee halls with pleasure and
gratitude the spirit Of harmony and nagnanmity which
characterized the action OF the National Democratic
Convention at Baltimore in putting aside pact political
predictions and party traditions for the patriotic pur
pose Of uniting the masses Of the people IN support OF
Liberal RepubcansIn and progressive Democracy
Resolred That il pledges its united Efforts, and
daily invites the cooperation OF all willing To unite III
the support of Greeley and Brown i'll tie pending ma
tIOnal campaign, and that Committee be appointed to
with all other organizations having IKE object
in view for the purpose OF giving eclelt direction 10
their united efforts.
These resolutions were unanimously adopted. Gen
Cochrane arrived at the close OF the meeting and was
received with three cheers. He made few remarks &C
knOwlCdging the compliment and the Committees afteI
giving three tremendous cheers for Greeey ana brown
adOur ned.
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WASHINGTON POLITICAL GOSSIP.

pNTWJsIAsM OF BALTIMORE DELEGATEs-RE-
PORTED MOVEMENTS OF EX-GOv. BLAIR
DISSATISFACTION WITH GRANTS INTER-
FERENCE IN THE G. A. R.-THE CAMPAIGN
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRI
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Greeley and
Broyu headquarters this city visited to-day by
large numbers of the delegates to the Baltimore Con-
ventio returning to their homes In the different sec
tions q the country. All in good spirits the
result at Baltimore and ready for earnest and energetic
work in their respective States for the OF the
Greeley and Brown ticket, next November.
Information has been received at the headquarters
that ex Gov Blair OF Michigan is making preparations
70 give the aid his power to the Of the
Liberal Reform movement, and that he will throw the
weight OF his influence toward carrying Michigan for
Mr. Greeley. Gov. Blair will address a grand rati6ca
ton meeting OF the Liberal Republicans TO be held at
Jackson, Mich, on the 18th inst.
Many prominent ex-army officers, members OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic have signned their inten
ton Of Withdrawing from that organization, the pur
poses OF which subseryien and under the
Of Grants military friends. The call fora Convention OF
Soldiers and Sailors to be held at Pittsburgh PENN
the 18th OF neat September 10 confer the interests OF
Grants denomination, is said TO BIZ Grand Army affair
several OF its members who favorable to the
Gees the Liberal Reform ticket have announced their
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rELFGRAPHIC NOTES

go. Three deaths from the heat were reported yes
edsy. ,t Philadelphia.
.... The break in the Erie Canal, at Amsterdam,
Is nearly repaired Boas will be able TO pass
The Dlgby crew won the four-oared race at
HiaI the 81 John second and the Halifax third
The news from Pope County Arkansas, is still
exciting sad that the militia disam everybody aud general
uneasiuess aud terror prevail
ten. William L. Sherman and Lieut.-Col.
ADdend we're presented the French Minister OF War "Wednesday
h they were subsequently presented to President Then aud the
..., The members of the Maine Editorial Assoca-
ton and ladies' Numbering about Harbo Me-
eurson 1.y fsrhsm Speaker Blaine, Senator ann Senator
Clagdef VI Michigan, spkonsressman Hale also there
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NETWORK FRIDAY, JULY H. 1872

prepared accept good government at MS hands
at the hands Of other party bn now tnnh tnese
prospect Of obtaining good government at the han
OF the Liberal Republican candidates ior fTesdeht anu
VicePresident. we will gladly and cheerfuly DO Gil we
TO secure their success
After a short speech from John Pope Hodnett OF I'LL
nois the assembage separated.
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DESERVING GRANT.

ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE GRANT STATE COM
MITTEE RESIGNS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
ELMIRA, July 11.-At the Greeley ratification
meeting in this city last evening samuel c. Taber mem
Der of the Grant Republican State Committee announced
his determination TO support Greeley and Brown. The
Elira Gazette of to-day will contain letter from him
addressed 10 the Hon. A. b. Cornell resgning his POSI-
ton on the state Committee and giving his reasons why
he cannot support Grant
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LIBERAL POLITICS.
GRAFT BROWN AT NEw-HAvEN.

PACKED PHILADELPHIA AND PATRIOTIC BALTl-
MORE-WARM TRIBUTE TO MR.. GREELEI-
LIBERAL PROSPECTS IN THE NORTH AND
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

into Mrs. Dewey's presence. She seized him
but he sprsng away from her, and she ran
through the streets in pursuit until her cries
brought help and he was arrested Being IN
wiling TO remain there for his trial, and chiefly
anxious to recover her bracelets, having slresdy
got the watch, she induced him to come with
her TO Enosburgh Falls, where he claimed to
have left the bracelets, by promising not to ciu,e
his arrest.
Meanwhile her brolher-in-lsw had learned
from 4 conductor that such a boy went to Enos
burgh Falls, and SO he put Deputy Sheriff Lald
Of that place on his trail. Mr.. Lsdd found the
bracelets in thst visge, the posse,tor claiming
70 have purchatel them, aud taking them be
Jeff them with neighbor and started for Can
ada. When Mrs. Dewey srriyed with The thief,
no officer was there to arrest him, 90 Of course
he got away, bIrs. Dewey keeping her promise
not 10 detsin him. He told her thst the re-
ceiver Of the bracelets was in the hsbi; Of re-
ceiving goods from similar psrties
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Sprtial Autifes.
The Career ofa Great Remedy.

Twenty summers have elapsed since it was briefly
Announced that new vegetable tonic and alter
alive, bearing the Mans Of Hostetter's Stomach
Biters had been added to the LIST Of preventive and
restorative medicines. The modest advertisement
which invited attention to the preparation stated
that tLad been used with great success, in private
practice as a cure Of dyspepsia, bilious complaints.
constipation AID intermittent fever. 1t was soon
discovered that the article possessed extraordinary
properties. The people o. every class tested its
merits as tonic, stmulant corrective and restora
tive, ana found that its effects mere than fulfilled
thec hopes and expectations. From shat time to the
present Eos course has been upward aad onward. and
t stands Co day ct the heal % all medicines Of ia
class American "r impaired, in the gntude Of its
sales ana rs reputation as safe, agreeable and
potent iuvisurInt ant restorative For languo- And
debility. lack ofGqpctto and gastric q -sturb.nre.
go cormuu during the summer months it is-ahso-
lately icldihie. Indigestion. bilious disorders
constipation, nervousness periodical fevers and All
ae oni nary complairts generated hy Vitiated and
hu1l.u htfno5 phere, vanish under It's renOVatu and
regulating influence This Is lts record. ayouched
ny volumes of intelligent testimony. extending over
period oia nth Of century and cJmprehending
the na;nes nt thousauts Of well known citizens he
longing % every class Of calling. In Europe il is
thought great thing O. obtain the patronage Of
royalty i1r ''rltc1t medicine but Ho-tetter's
btters hls bcc. spontaneously approved bv
millions a. Independent sovcreigus and its patent
,lns4 O. .l their enforcement.
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by succeis, and one which affords him the best
possible introduction to that public training and
familiarity with cur people without which no
mSu ought TO aspire to their confidence and
support
F.om the Troy Times.
The Republican State Convention in Vermont
did not nominate either of the leading oandi-
dates for Governor The opinion of the Conven-
ton was favorable to the one term rule, since
the term is two years Wheu the first ballot
showed that Stewart could not be nominated, he
ives Withdrawn and his strength thrown for
Julius Converse of Woodstock. who WAS nomi-
mated on the second ballot. This was = clever
stroke by the Stewart mel for the punishment,
of Billings, who persisted 10 killing of the for
mer. Converse ia from the same town az Bill
inss, and his nomination puts inst Of Billings
long way of in the future; for the other side
Of the mountain must hSye the nomination next
time. Mr Converse is lawyer, past the meri-
iisn Of life, bEt Is yet vigorous and youthful in
feeling. He was candidate in the convention
sgsiust Stewart two years ago, and made one Of
the wittest sud hsndfomek; little speeches after
the Convention had made the nomination ever
spoken under siuil&r circumstances. He is sure
70 be elected Governor by great majority in
September.
From ;he Boston Journal.
Soeiag tia, the Republicans Of Vermont have
to get all their excitement independently Of their
Democratic opponents, who are too weak to make
eyeu su interesting campaign, probably this AMI
mstei Convention slo.ls the best possible open
iug ftbe St.te canvass Certainly the nomination
Of Mr.. Converse viii be satisfactory to the Repub-
licsus voters OF tie State, who well know his
worth, his ability, sal bis reculisr fitness for
the Office Of Governor. Tho rest Of the State
tick. vls czcg.5nt'y made ua, snl 4 stirring
set OF reso,utious vas adopted The Republican
party oi che Union viii confidently rely upon
Vermont 60 iesl the vly 20 Grants reelection
10y 60 # lcr thosousl-going mAjoriiics.
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NEW YORK. July :.
lands at 25i.
rLOUH dull and heavy. l0db2Oc. lower; sales
9,SgO barrels; State IS az p; Southern lOe
M9OO. -
GRAIN Wheat dull. heavy and at cents
lower. sales I2OO bushels; No. l spring l "a
ern 90 D l g.; white Michigan 1 Gj az / %.
Corn heavy and lower sales 10000 bushels
steamer mixed western ei!a162l sail 6}aGi. Oats
heavy siles 5000 bushels Ohio 43e4i; West
BEEF dull
PROVISIONS - Pork steady; new mess 10 . ;
Lard steady At q a9i. Butter dull, State l2G2s.
nHlSkEf unchanged a. g0i.
RICE steady at 91c9,.
SUGAR steady; MuscoTado sag, reiniu.
eiUs Havana at O.
S ~, .:it:, fair request Rio lelGl954.
MOLASSES dull
TURPkNTINE quiet at IL
I h0slN nominal at 3 C0G3 10 for strained.
nEIkOLEUM dull, crude 81 refined 2Z
TALL0W dull AT sl1q.