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forchlv From the way in which the current Is now I'M
,o,atat,bv tending, he thought Mr. Greeley would DC
,,aor-ed bv the Baltimore Convention From easualeN
animation OF list OF delegates from this state nc w"
Of opinion that majority 81 them were In favor o sum
action although some OF tbom would like to nominate
tne Hon Sanford T. Church Mr.. Ganson had always
been opposed politically Mt Greeley and had never
cxpected 10 see the time when he would be Wiling 10
vote for him, but at present he Thought uiero ~ We,
strong probability OF his doing so He had oo' " -.
Cattaraugus Wyoming. aud several othef ,I,
,ne C,cinpati Convention and had found the iee,uS
everywhere among the Democrats, IN i1'ui =, -
Greeley He Thought il the latter was -, 49,,
- - 10 believed be would be, there could DC hIIle
doubt OF the result -. q, ,ros ton
Gov Geary OF Pennsylvania 'no"N"' - -.
earlv n present 70 form any correct iuea "a INV
-, -. =, oVrress any decided opinions. sentiment
- NOT vet crvstallized political matters ana II "o
m =. 80 demonstrations FOR several weeks. NO
:. ,rosent can tell what the liberal Republican
,rpgtb in Pennsylvania is, or what the Democrats VII
49, The old fossil leaders OF the party would unoouoE
v be strongly IN favor Of straight ucket Ou' 'nelo
IL evidently a serious difference OF opinion on .he su'Joo
The Democrat, state Convention VIII meeto on INC 'o
md after that1 will be more easy to venture opinions
There could be no doub; of th4 denomination Of Gen
Grant The best thing 20 60 nw is to wait Ior iu'us
developmants The present situation reminded MN VI
tho game OF rouge n0tr in which the game las u NC
made before rolling takes place Just now me gan" NY
a. making and VIII ne ~ az ea,cod ne coming
man: now stock IS down, and Mr. Greeley sees ~
rising ON the popular Mt Greeley a sehsle ulan,
and N he finds an intention use him for the O
sccfiue Democrat there can be no doubt WHAT "oeOH
hc viii take. .~,--,,. s.-., C,-ol,,o
Torueriv a prominent Democratic state oucial - az
present I'm the city. From the views he had nc -
~es.d mere he was satisfied the Baltimore Convention
Sroud make straight nominal on, ana IN tnat csse
rhc Democrats OF south Carolina, considering the ece
non III Cen Grant sure would probably make tDe pest
terms possible with Tire Administration leaders IN le
gglt
tber. There had already been talk OF a cOaHtou ~
tween the conservative Democrats ana the InoIe ~
euecthe Grant Republicans, looking 70 tLe eIecII9n
oferin state Government. This seemed 70 pIoluls
1es chance for relief. There was very kindiy icotns
sn ne state toward ir. Greeley, bat no nope Oh ga Ne
rbe state foe i'm. unless he should Ice ndOrseu ~ wv
baltimore Convention, ana also as another gentleman
f-or me- -tate haQ remarked should secure the support
~ Mr summer winch would influence the negro vote 10
a great extent.
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OBITUARY.
JOSIAH macy.

Josiah Macy, sr., died on wednesday evening
al his home in Rye. from aDopiexy, in the sSh year Of
his age Mr. Macy was member OF the Society 81
Friends In early life he commanded various packet
ships plying between ills port and Liverpool. ani %
great vas his popularity that bertls we're enagcd ior
uumher Of passages zhcad. Unon issrlng ,ne sea ~
went into the -rerm OIL trade, an centnSd terpin
with great success, for many ysaE ls iuaeri D. 70
tive place from iio Fi,scltst, AcetAfE1lse ia 'liS
civ to-mOsgOw forenoon.
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GERMANY

PROPOSITION TO REGULATE RELIGIOUS ORDERS
BERLIN Thurs, tsy, Hay 49, 1872.
The Reichstag has passed res piution asking
the Government to submit for It's acou dran Of law
which shall regulate tie license granted 10 religions
ORDERS and provide for the punishment on all members
OF such organizations who guilty CT dangerous
activity toward the state. TG resolution is aimed more
particularly at the Jest1 who especially mentioned
as requiring restriction.
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CARD FROM GEN. W. s. HANCOCK.

MILWAUKEE,, May 1G. A special dispatch
,o,, - PAM says that The Dispatch OF this evening
Gina tne following card from Gen. Hancock:
Editors ST. Paul Dispatch
Your paper OF the 18th inst reproduced from inc c-
einaan Enquirer paragraph atrlbutng 20 ue an e.
grossly disrespecfu TO 70 the President OF the
United states. desire through your columns, 70 STAKE
mat my instincts soldier would never nave Per,
into dsresDect dispaTugement OF my snGriof onieer
Respectf fully, WINFIELD q hANSONA.
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barn belonging 10 Stewart HodAn. together with their
contents. also house owned b ptSuck Whalon wcrs
ing up their household effects and load ITEM w1gOng
shaws Hotel Ia tho Of the town was on IRE, Ou'
10 extBguished before there much "a 1s rere
Other buildings on FIRE az different times. TIE
people had 10 be continually on the Taieb
as tho sparks were tying lick and 4att,
setting fire to whatever they ai The heat was IN
tense, and tho smoke thick that Il almost ODscured s
The Inhabitants % To5yanna aud tLOsc who h8ye
been there assisting them have had hard week Of IT.
some OF the men noe having slept Tor iour nigats.
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MR.. SUMMERS VIEWS on THE MOVEMENT.
Hg CONSIDERS THE CINCINNATI PLATFORM
ABLE AND sTATEsMANLIKE-HE BELIEVES
IN GREELEY.

X.
Is CONSIDERS THE CINCINNATI PLATFORM
AEfE AND sTATEsMANLIKE-HB BELIEVES
IN GREELEY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEI
WASHINGTON, May ia gentleman who
attended the Cincinnati Convention, and VINO lGlu very
free conversation with Senator Sumner to-day Reports
rho substance of the interview follows The Senator
asked about the personnel Of the Convention and SAID
fl he had heard that II gathering Of original Ke
,ucans remarkable for its nigh character he spoke
irflcuary OF the Tariff plank adopted by the COnVeh
fion mat resolution, he said, was the most honest eX
preston On the subject that has ever been made by any
Convention since he entered public le IJreeEaleh 1uo
whole question TO the people In Congress
Districts where it can only be properly considered
during the canvass This he believed TO be mucA
moro direct and manly than the old custom OF declaring
for iudicious tariff" tariff that will not burden
-be people" Gan exact tariff" and as has been the
custom Of previous Conventions. On the CINCINNATI
platform there he no provlrlcating no persualIg
the people of Pennsylvania that the Rep uDcan party Is
IN favor ef Protection and of the South that l. is
Free Trade party. In other respects the Cincinnati
platform seemed HIM able aud statesnanAe series
Of resolutions Mr. sumner declined 20 define himself
m 10 his future course but said that the campaign rs
now seemed likely resolved itself into personal one
between the big letter and tie little letter g. with
question Of PARTY principle the little q would be
bissed ont OF sight Horace Greeley, be said is
a kindly true and liberal man. he VIII make Presl-
dent who deserved the office ~ Iohs tnu Ii1uleI
course of philanthropy and consideration Tor an classes
vi me people unselfsh Hlan does not hye. No
put his hand upon any actu - $3.50
saku. or any llll OF conduct tldt mas Dte Clll'eu
fv mercenary motive Gen. Grant has Deen lttle ese
IMAM personal and selfish in his government 1I Gree
lev Is vel Acquainted with all The issues beiOre tue
aoutry; bis magnetic kindness Las zone as lnlc los
fr5terly and peace between the different secuoas OF
tb country s ms vigorous and hearty advocacy OF an
tref twill zatl0n mad previously toned mp the puDlc
,-cieree lie Lad NO Tears OF Dir. Greeley as Fresi-
dent. , ~ o..,,,o- s,ts 4ba+ he has
-, vrays neutral II the contest Is personal one,
ara not party one, so that there can De ~ 80
sloVnltv 40 party against those VINO support the IN
iWD3fi movement he had no doubt as 10 the result.
NXben asked what position the supplemental treaty
0nd oce orr Government il, he replied that he could
NOT sav anything that subject The gentleman asAtI
n II d moi lOOk as though the Gladstone Government
Vas making a plea 70 the United States senate 70 sus-
tsja n sgsissi dissolution adding Il we sustain our
.elve- pv this probes. VIII sustain Gen. Grant ana
Alr suuiner Is said 10 have replied, Yes ana ten.
Grant responds. accept Especially the amendment
rel 4ffU We 10 nj
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LATEST snip NEWS,


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THE COPPER MINERS, STRIKE.

DETROIT, Mich, May 1G.-The troops sent
by Gov Baldwin TO repress tie disorders at the copper
mines OF Lake Superior arr yed HoughtOn this after
nOon but most OF the miners have returned to work.
except at Calumet and Hecla mines At the latter the
threatened 10 stop the work Of the other mines nut
the presence VI Tie military VIII probably prevent any
disturbance.
The President of the Calumet and ecla Mines Il ex-
peced To arrive sOOn when terms will be made with the
strikers and work be Resumed. No trouble Is eA-
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Spn,

REPUBLICAN, MASIFEsTO-ARKzsr or A CASz4isr
LEADER.
MADafD, ThurscGy, May 10. If72.
seilors MargaA, CASTELAR,, ard Figueras, the
well-khown republican Leaders, have published mA'a-
festo, in which they repudate Don sszlos ana MEG
Amadeus and state that the republicans must prcpa1
for the combat. Admiral Vinadez. who commanded the
Carlists in the Department Of Murcia hiss been arrested
by the Government authorities and sent % CartsseHa,
to await trial by couTt-nartal the charge % treason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-17

sout among the ahorn0 masses OF the party. ana he
has found only who says he VIII no, vo lot
Mr. Greeley. lie believes that the mass OF the Driho
Gratis are ready 10 suuport Mr. Greeley and IL surprised
10 lind the Irish almost unanimous ief nm u tS
leaders were for the Liberal ticket or not the Democracy
were certain to indOrse n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-17

de din ton OF public lands TO homestead and presumption
mn rnos~ The following delegates selected TO AZ
t,nd TIE philadelphia ConvontiCn John j. RedicE, j. =
Bowen J. r. heligh. II. NJ. Atkinson j. b. Weston ana
John Roberts, who instructed 10 vote for Grant
and COlfa1.
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EFFECT OF TIE VETO.
CITY OFFICIALS RETAINED ANOTHER NDICT-
MENT AGAINST THE MAYOR.

CITY OFFICIALS RETAINED ANOTHER INDICT-
8ENT AGAINST THE MAYOR.
Tie effect of Gov. HOGman's veto VIII be to
retain in Office al the present city officials, several OF
whom il was specially intended 70 set nd OF. Mayor
Han, Corporation Counsel O'Gorman and Corporation
Attorney Thomas C. Fields together with tho Controller
Chamberlain Commissioner Of Public Works and tie
commissioners and heads OF the various departments.
as also the members Of the Boards Of Aldermen and
Assistant Aldermen viii not therefore yacate their posi-
tions Against some Of the officials named other
measures VIII now be taken, and Is understood that
the Attorney General, acting through W. H. PeckLam
and the other lawyers have been engaged IN prose-
cutting the members Of the Ring" has prepared IN in
Gctment against Mayor Hall, william II. Tweed and
Richard 2. Connolly who TO be proceeded aeanst
Jointly AMI the Grand jury OF the Court OF General
Sessions viii be called upon TO ind BIZ.
It may be- therefore. that the Grand jury now IN
session VIII become famous as that Of November last
and find occupation tine 70 come Ia searching
for evidences Of official misconduct Under these cir
tances il is a matter Of public interest 10 know who
constitute tine Grand Jury from which much il 70 be
expected and tie names ot It's members are Accordingly
amended:
s.-rve JOHN ". Prtlgrw, l5 Ce t-e-r
Jra. L. Brady. cfl -ih-a~ L. lanttriu, 20 EGtln-st
Dsriaoa T. 'l-rr rs i3tlst H. Bradford q Warrington
V.r-.. Lara ft4.lf1.s
B,gd Gose 81 Chsmaer,-sl Nam Clrr7 Al Cha-liaa,t
Mno T. Winch laJ lh.rcrs. riei A. Lewis. JIi est -
Rider. l0J West tf'. James = Oakley .8 El9 l5lsL
James Bfrues al A-s 'lst Alex X ling To Els l9ths
Jacob Goat l.rslvsy Theodore l.. lsaar % lanknsL
Vfttauir Rielar T. CnL0r Jlj T. Lti-sf,
joseph HemFhl ~, go45ly lillian j. AHo-ppa, 10 Celafat
A5-aI Ayrus - Finl-arr-
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PAsSENGER4 ARPITED.

FROE HAVhNA-fa f-Imshr CIV - To1rs0n Ny ir'rS A
Dining. cr j. Girrau q = sor srJ.1s g. Ase -. ~
Jl1a torfr f-asia. A. ie D. P1ra. lo az. O. ~
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10
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. }
: OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
N~A-uFNslTpN Nav III 4 m

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CIIIRF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May Ill D. m.
Svn0pSiS for The past trenty-to~ hours
The barometer has fallen with rain N me
Missssipp Valley eastward 10 Ohio and northward m
Wisconsin, and the Upper Lakes ana ~ now tsns ia
Western Minnesota and the North-West win Westerly
,vnds ana reduced temperature, and fresh n0rtlefy
winds in the Middle and Eastern states, WIN slight
eoudness in the latter. ,,- - A.
western Gulf, with easterly winds aud cloudy weather
on the south Atlantic.
W. Probabilities.
The barometer will continue 20 fall on the Lower
Lakes and theuce FRIDAY, 10 the Eastern ana MID
a states with nOrherly and eastery winds ana CLOUDY
weather. - -. - .to so,,,,, Allan
,,e and Gulf with southery winds; clearing weather
Win fresh westerly winds, Friday, In the MISSISSIPPI
valley and the northwest, extending " noon 10 the
Ink
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nlRPEEn

Don = let .,our ~ las and aciirs - y5a7 nrer s1o
A Is - ng syE.s MAGIC o.
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NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN STATE COyvE,
TON

OMAHA, Neb., May 16.-Tae Nebraska Re
publican State Convention met at Lincoln yesterday
afternoon. and adopted resolutions indorsing
fhe Administration, favoring an amendment 10
he Constitution providing for the election
of Senators. postlIa3icrs, and other federal
officers diSssuy By the people, and faYOriuG the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-17
a PHILADELPHIA DELEGATE uNDORSING
THE TICKET.

SALT LAKE CITY. May 16.-ThOmas Fitch,
who elected by the Church Republicans their dele
gate TO the Philadelphia Convention, returned from the
East this morning and ayows himself against Grant and
strongly for Greeley and will stump Nevada for Greeley
Z Grant - nominated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-17

the Forst. Church, Lsrge number on CoInmissioners
and Christian citizens bel w present 10 IL 'Ho
impressive serYces.
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Guecln! Notices
salfpefeuse.

salfDefense.
To criminal neglect of preventive meieaon may Be asebei ma
oty Of the ailments which affect humanity It is veasesFiainef
fact resting on the experience Of 20 that eoure Of hosrRr-
TERs STOMACH BIrTERs viii naturally feeble system 70
eh state " defense viii be competent to resist The most preTr
lent causes such the ma iaaseueo Of aana unFhee
some water heat; damp cold 'un changes Of mPernur-.
&c. Yet there thousands Of persons vag perpetual peril from
one or more Of these causes rAsg omit to avail Themselves u
the absolute protection famous vegetable antiote asosi In
terl.ent and bilious fever rheimasa general 1hy.
nervous weakness and irregularities o. the stomach bowels 1ai liver.
would be comparatively unknown this paisiabe spec Sa
yersa use in the districts where they ncp,l- pr,rlL
sale of so9 PaiatlAxs
for the BENEFIT Of the SUFFERERS BY the CHICAGO FIRE
In calling attention PAINTINGS exhibition At tie
Ie,t AIT Gallery sl7 Broadway eisg the free contributors -
French and German Artists urdeignd desire 70 say THAI ne
CAFE m IKE ,ee n Public AHe iou huls
THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS Nay 10. IT and
h. It Clinton Han, commencing al 2 o'clock
4. D. MORGAN,
Chairman Committee Tr'neh fsntrgs
wN II. APPLEroS
Chairman Committee on Dusseldorf Psin,inrs-
KneIirnu IP.tfute.-rhe Poiyicshne Rsaneh "a IHEs
Sy y ,Ss n s of F "a S Of oa Ie 50 s. y
CHARLES o. BOWL D'ia b Dr. 49,
SION iSse :. .. TILL AAS CA.iras A.
RosKRr WEE, secrssary.
The WorkInswoinen's Frotecsi'f e Talon.
the prevention ana ress OF tsds and m sns
%esP rRIDRSwoMES CLEaKS &c are supps TO
assisted in obtaining empoFm.n fch lave
a earned are collected By whoa neear An Zee &c hie
Po-t-Oaiee Ne,.ee.-IAs MAILS Ioa huRoP5. auss no
WEDNESDAY at "a THURSDAY % II Satl--
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cost sss P:s r. use S 5Ssisi s' - @ ss S.ss
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row n n 'S s.ad ,or Patent Lave sse as . iass-rs
-W.rnork * Co.'S silver Pc ari Cashmere 1877.
rses w. Dollars Nor article bat grulas Grlesss
/ HAr-59 broadsaf.
,or the best es rhsrne "a Hvtrouas.cls
torr-, Eanos-, Laarse Joints, al dssasas o. shs is'
! rnr,, by Dr. ZACHAllk n Unie isglart.i
Daily Tribune Pile Wanted sg yesn Oas Aiiss'
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ALBANY, n. Y, May 16.-Gov. Hoffman will
leave Albany on Friday and return on Monday He will
send the Palmer NewYor Charter to the secretary OF
State not approved. with statement OF reasons as
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-13
TENNESSEE NEWS.

Memphis is infested with burglars.
Memphis has laid nine miles OF water
pipes.
for rain.
The county jail at Waynesboro is being
repaired.
Wayne County Furnace is making four
teen tons of metal per day.
Anoil well four hundred feet deep has
been bored near Rogersville.
Fingleman Scott, of Wayne county, had
his ankle broken by falling tree.
Unless adorned with muzze, Memphis
dogs will begin 10 die Thursday.
Thirteen more Memphis eXcursionists
have started from Memphis to Colorado.
Early rising and croqueting are favorlte
amusements with Memphis suburbanites.
Saturday an old man was Frustrated in
the street at Memphis by whisky and sun
heat.
jackson Hunter, of KuOX county, has
grown a cucumber fifteen and halfinches
long.
The Waynesboro ReUieD has seen a man
who recently saw a Tattlesnake five feet
long.
The Memphis police recently caught a
drunken man who had pistol and lutte
in his pocket.
r. 5 Mynatt, of Knox county, has raised
from one bushel Of wheat three hundred
and sixty pounds.
Mr.. Geo. Hale, an aged gentleman Of
Washington county, recently died suddenly
in his bed at night.
The Radical Convention at Memphis
Saturday nominated Barbour Lewis as
candidate from that Congressional district.
u. Holt, of Wayne county, has raised
three stock peas, measuring twenty-siX,
twenty five and twenty-seVen inches long
A lone one.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-13
TNDTFFERENCE.

From the Shelbyville Commercial
O,casionally-and we are glad to say
only occasionally-we hear men, who at
heart desire the defeat of Gen. Grant, eX-
nress a perfect indifference as between him
and Greeley. We think this wrong. If
this government is to be perpetuated as
republic. this is no time for Indifference.
We are neither a prophet nor the son OF
one. but the future destiny of the republic
will be fixed by the election or defeat OF
Mr.. Greeley. Should he be elected, all viii
he well with us, should he be defeated our
DAYS as a republic will be quickly number
ed. Those, therefore, who desire to see the
government brought and held within It's
nroper limits, should not hesitate TO choose
between him and Grant with fidelity, earn
estness and zeal. Il will not do to say, 81
don't care who is elected, as between Gree
lev and Grant, We do not belong to that
class. We desire the defeat Of Gen. Grant,
and the peoples only chance to defeat him
is through Horace Greeley. We believe
that Mr.. Greeley can defeat him, provided
all the opposing clements to Gen. Grant can
be united. They can be united. But such
upion can never be effected whilst any por-
ton of our people remain Indifferent. A
voter who is Indifferent, is in political
sense. worthless. The friends of Gen.
Grant i'm this State are not at all Indifferent
TO his success. They want him elected, and
with might and main are working hard for
him. In this respect let their example OF
earnest effort be emulated by all desiring
his defeat. We believe this to be good ad-
vice, and should be pleased to see 1t fol.
lowed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-13
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Pig-iron Kelley speechifes for Grant In
San Francisco tonight.
Fred Douglass has been interviewed by a
correspondent of the Erening Post. Fred
does not deny having expressed regret that
Grant failed 10 invite him TO dinner, but
regards the omission as mere thoughtless-
ness and thinks no one need complain
about It but himself.
Mrs. Sylvester Brown, of Cleveland, o.
was beaten to death Saturday night by her
husband.
The National Campmeeting at Urbana,
O., was immensely attended Sunday.
Sitting Bull, who has been fighting the
Northern Pacific Railroad Survey, is to be
seduced to Washington.
Jersey City has one set of police too
many, who threaten TO break the peace in
order to gain possession of the stationhouses'
New York street railroads are 100000
behind in payment of licenses.
The American Society for the advance.
ment of science holds forth at Dubuque on
the DIST.
Mrs. Matthews, mother of Scuyler Col
fax, died of cancer at South Bend Sunday.
John Brennan, prominent politician OF
Brooklyn, bit the nose off of Peter Mullady
in drunken fight Saturday night.
Bernard Aregno, well known New Or
leans broker was found dead in bed yes
terdsy morning. Supposed to be heart dis
| case.
Three sunstrokes in New Y ork Sunday
one instantly fatal.
| FOREIGN,
Cuba is rapidly approaching fnancia
cash.
Gen. Sherman visited the British CAM
| at Aldershott Sunday.