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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-08

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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-08
Poetry.
FAITH AND REASON.
BY LIZZIE YORK CASE.

Two travellers started on q tour
With trust and knowledge laden,
One was q man with mighty brain,
And one q gentle maiden.
They Joined their hands and vowed to bs
Companions for season;
The gentle maiden's name was Faith,
The mighty mans was Reason.
He sought all knowledge from the wesbl,
And every world anear it;
All matter and all mind were his,
But hers was only spirit.
If any stars were missed from heaven.
His telescope could find them;
But while he only found the stars,
b She found the GOD behind them.
He sought for truth above, below,
All hidden things revealing;
She only sought it woman wise,
And found it in her feeling.
He said This earth's rolling ball."
And so doth science prove it;
lie but discovered that it moves,
She found the springs that more it,
lie reads with geological eye
The record of the ages,
Unfolding strata he translates,
Ear,h's wonder written pages.
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And measures it with plummet;
She leaps it with single bound,
And stands upon the summit.
He brings TO light the hidden force
In natures labyrinths lurking,
And binds it TO his onward car
To do his mighty worsing.
lie sends his message cross the earth,
And down where sea gems gl.ten;
She sendeth hers to God Himself,
Who bends his His ear to listen.
All things in beauty, science, art,
In common they inherit;
But he has only clAsped TIE form,
White sh, has clasped :he spirit.
Gods wall Infinite now looms MP
Before Faith and her lover;
But while he tries to scale its heights,
She has gone safely over.
He tries from earth TO fprge key
To open the gate of heaven;
That key is in the inaiden's heart,
And back its bolts are driven.
They part: witho her oil is dark,
HIS knowledge vain and hollow;
For Faith has entered in with God,
Where Reason may not fol ow.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-08
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-08
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New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
JAMES GORDON BENEFITS FU,JERAL.

The arrangements for the funeral of James Cor
don Bennett as Fhave to-day have been nearly completed
body black. and placed efaque adorned With
profou OF flowers and lighted candles the head and foot
Archbishop McCosey expected conduct the services but oui Of
town and case arrive in time vesrGeneral Stars
gill oha The following have been selected pabesreTs and s
accompany the remains family Greenwood Cemetery
Horace Greeev Marble Of The World George jones Of The
Tms A. Dana Of 1 sun David Stone Of I Journal Of
Conner James Brooks n Th Erprfss NJ BuDdy Of The Ernng
Ma Hugh Hastings The C0Hral Adrr Robert Bonner Of
George W. Chids OF Ie Phdphid LedgT Frederick
Hudson formerly Of I> heTad
The burial nearly square shape and constructed OF
u lasts for long tine The side panels covered
" costly silk velvet; and the eight handles are o design
made erpesv OCCASION The d which eousT Of two pane
f French crystal plate glass; covered when required H two black silk
veve, cans hung silver hinges and hens with silver locks
The entire csket mounted in massive framework Of silver mong
Of cas,e design made s. in such that cannot
fall apart upho stored Snd decorated Ehe k satin
anu Venetian lace designed and nsnufae ud At Robe
ter The Of the funeral procession Vi" be down Five
through Waverpaes Broadway and down Broadway Hamilton
Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
TIE PUBLIC HEALTH

REFORMING WEST SIDE NUIsANCTs-THE DOG
LAWS TO BE ENFORCED-CUTTING DOWN
SALARIES.
The Sanitary Committee presented, yesteT-
day 20 the Board OF Health, report Of inspection Of
West Side nuisauces above Thirty soyenths. beginning
as follows;
Tie lyng west q Eeveniave between rh7sevcnh snd
TortVeod vel be- rrgrisd rs te nmsuee si ei o. Aes
number oansye A q bgsre arge collection Of
6oeFs he tovnr ma. af buaues. l. Manure msuafsc,orhoa-
ans Of o ? Rendering eompngior oIa and esaa a1nasi
manufactures G. Shdi for ho heep Yards Tor nO
hogsi Yards for 900 cattle; g. Six ogsgetierine
Meropoisn q Wers. hi Fas.org anI siiecnrnr H. Entas
tarneresi lG Several stables or ho - Several abea ioI cows
The report treated OF these nusances IN deail and
closed with the following resolutions all of Wch were
adopted by the Board of Health as emhodyng improve
ments Immediately necessary ana practicaeiei ~,
R,.oivsa Ilsi he ,T ssPi..y ms % SS e & .as % = se
and Moth Kyer snd the vicinity deiy shall he
on Of City sanitary ece the Oriaan o'h
That the Y Rendering Company s ,ya ar y, SsTsy s', q.
eighths' and North Rvir on ani tho 2th inst
Res0re5, That the permits heretofore granted 70 Donohne Oof
Gmae Mcneil ami fobey and BOo to render ioN OF 1 e ana
I5irss Thai the wooden sheds lately occupied BY Gamble
thoroughly cleaned Lnevassd aDi not occupied for tins
soIrei That the wooden used Or yaring
sheep and hogs be therosghg eeas, a al Ts 0, S "a ~.
b ss, s h s as ci g T sSi Wiz r5ohe lci tbsf the
CITY sanitary Inspector be directed to have The proper complaints made
sora That eatesrs be cleaned AID not again woi for
JaTdiug
RssoIred That Department Of Docks e respectfully rInee
dreg 70 be drede a The slips between Thirty 'hl
hirl-sfs n = IT necessity.
Bsorsd That following be ADOPTED additional ordnance Of
the Sanitary Codes
refuse shall be eonyeyc through street or
tie NeHloTk tie hours Of TO O'Clock M
aud ofll shall he conveyed Il
the be tight boxes Dars, vesae' hou which
OiOr shall
Cnrystic-st between Delaney and RivingtOn-sts..
comp aimed OF for being Ia very hlthy condition,
the pavement being brOKen and the water standing IN
Pools and becoming offensive and dangerous TO health
In consequence of the late alarming increase IN the
number OF mad dogs IL resolved 10 enforce the pro-
visions Of the Sanitary Code relative % keeping dogs
muzZed from june Is 10 Sept IS 70 compel The owner
OF any dog showing symptoms OF madness 10 XIII anN
bury the animal and CO keep fastened IN secure place
any animal which may have been bitten hy mad dog.
The Board held later IN the day, ana
resolved the pay Of its employees. The sal
counsel 10 be cut down 5000 70 g O0O
OF the City Sanitary Inspector and Secretary from 5000
10 So 00O OF tie Permit Inspector from SiOOO TO $780,
and OT the clerks from 81 800 TO $500
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
FOUAG MEMS CHRISTL4Y ASSOCI4TION
CONTENTION.

LARGE E&DANCE-PRELUIINABY WORK.
LOWELL, Mass, June 12.-TEe Seventeenth
International Convention or tine Young Mems Christian
Association met to-day, and temporarily organized by
the choice OF II. A. Sherman Of Cleveland, Ohio, as
Chairman. After prayer BY the Rev. A. e. Hall OF
Washington, the Rev. D. Il. Powell read selections from
the Scri ptures. letter read from John Wanne-
maker President OF the last Convention. regretng his
inability TO be present Various committees were ap-
pointed, including one on permanent organization.
The attendance this forenoon was not large many OF
the Gelt gales not having arriyed-amODg them John
Hill, member Of Congress from NewJersoy; the Rev. Dr.
Rankin Of Washington F. II. Smith. President Of the
Washington Young Mems Christian Association and the
Rev Geo. A. Hall, General Secretary Of the same The
c. Roane.
At tue opening Of the afternoon session, the Com
mIttee on Permanent Organization reported
the following az permanent officers: II.
Tnane Miller Of Cinchnar, President. who de
ycerresdents. Hon John b. II Hl OF fNew-Jer-ey O. e
Chichester ~ south Carolina, James H. Fr,rAitn Mi. W o
Indiana, L. W. Chase OF Minnesota, Robt.
Wlndensan OF Nebraska, the Rev. j. Anderson
Bayliss Of quebec, " ]. McCuley, Of
Ontario, ". b. n, Nutr Of Nova scotia sumner j. Lin
coin Of Maryland &. w Sleeper OF MASSACHUSETTS, Gen
eral cre'ary, George d. strout Of Penn-yNamnla a.
Assistants. ~ Skinner, ir., OF Rhode lsiahu' L. l. -
Delegates ~ the Convention have continued to arrive
during tAe day aud this evening. Tie ha vas W., wei
ullCu bl an attNIllFb huu1tufc, VINO AZ l4uD'
M most emphatic manner ther appFONai OI Inc
speeches.
The Rev. Mr. II. Thane Miller made tew retarks anu
miruduced Gov. Washhuln. who thauked the uuis ne
Tor the hearty welcome given hun, aud made an ad
OF - nlnuts dwelling the necessity OF organ
OF tils kind 10 help the Christian ministry Inc neid
was broad aud aburcrs comp arutlvely lew. -
Mayor j. :. Peabody followed, and Welcomeu' IN
most hearty manner, the delegates 70 tAe CITY. ne
dd not care to what creed they belonged Let as not
chaslar the Quakcrs Danish the Bipilsta- cuhll,s
". Sleeper, President of the AssOcat0n gave an ai-
dress OF welcome. hymn and social conference iOi-
luWel.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
rFIFGRAPHIC NOTES.

The United States steamer MOhicau IS ordered
out Of commission she Will lay AZ Mare Island, Ca
The Boston Base Ball Club defeated the
Athletics Of PaaJe pha Boston, Yesterday aeno'nlJ 30
The first of the new Fall wheat was received
In lie San Francisco Iueay, and S soa al p ~ per
ceHtaL
The East Maine Conference Of the Methodist
Frra Cnrrh annual session az Otono yesterday
Bishop Andrews prsurd.
At a Guoit contest in Albany, Yesterday, by
The National Curug Cub silver qaot aud TIE championship r.
smith Of Paterson n. j. sas declared winner
A new telegraph office has been established at
the Suest Harbo Desert lsnd the having been
eIpe 70 that S0mery4le distance Of sx miles
The Committee appointed from Richmond
Couptr 10 visit Eoan and haye Interview concerning the
Richmond County Drain act arrived % Albany t after tie Gov
erIOr leit for auburn.
Cen William F. Barry, Commandant at For
Boston attend lie meeting Of me ATer
tsoron o the the Potomac Of which he President and
,gh b meets there tie l'th iust
The Annual Convention Of the Protestant
Diocese Of Central Penn yana n eon 70
W,por elect delegates ~ tie General Convection
10 be heli in New-i0rk, In October l5'A
The American fishing schooner Franklin, seized
IN C,-ian water for ufuc0u Of The dhrrT Avs last rear ana a.
indeed b the Admiralty Court 20 be- sold has beer eeI on payment
III lie One an expenses amounting sl0O by he owner
Al the lime regatta Of the Maine state Boat
inc Ao In Porand reserlar. the Tor iourotrd boats
faten by of Portland Distance miles, i
p minutes first prize for single cn vas Arn by NJ
Davis Distance, miles, tne, 10 minutes ~ Seconds.
The Executive Committe Of the New-IOrk
stat Tperarr Society. and The joint s Iele nee Doal i
In view o. he fr- epIessHce Legislation, haye resolve o
latter no JllF Z
e Z, selre uatsd Efficient political action future lbr
Couveuuon probably be Led al sAraioga
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
GUMORF.s JUBUEE.

Boston, June 12.-The various Irish societies
OF Boston anu nehborhood have appointeda committee
Of arrangements for the reception OF the Irish band which
will sail tomorrow Some discussion having occurred as
10 whether the band const buary or not Col fnan
OF the OH Regiment explains that t Is composed of 10
men, who are patriots throughout.
Tie first day Of the festival VIII be dedicAied 10
America the second 20 England the third 10 Germany
tie fourth "a France the NTH tO Austria hhd tlo SIX y
10 Russia On tie following sunday evening theft WI
bc "a grand sacicd concert The following s naIt ol
tbc programme Tor Tuesday, the lbih Inc blltsl
national auticn," God save the Queen tLngilsh yer
~u), sung bv ie iu chorus of 1000 voices, Win 500
lv Madam Eruina RuudersdoIf. accompanied ny the
band vi the Grsuadlef Guards, tlo grand ORCHESTRA VI
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
TIE PEOPLES NOMINEE.

The nomination of Horace Greeley ct Gin
ciuuat is the fist instance where the people have had
candidate for President. He nominated by the pc0
ple IN spite OF the politicians, ana he VIII be elected hy
mo same means. Coming himself from the humble 81
walks iu life he has worldwide fame as pnlan
tlrouist scholar statesman, ana honest man. To the
ieers OF the Oce-hOldrrs he is without executive
ability. he can point TIE TRIBUNE, one Of the best
svstematized and thoroughly manned and disciplined
newspapers in the world a newspaper winch he started
when lie was absolutely PENNIES, having for his
sole capral one thousand dollars Of borrowed money
and which hy his industry ana integrity and good man
agement built up until IT'S value Is counted 10y
millions man OF large heart and most generous i'm
pulses his life has been series OF kind deeds and
benevolent acts and because in some instances his gem
erOsitv has been abused and unworthy men pronted
thereby the sOuess OucehOers argue that be not
manage finances While II is true that Mr. Greeley r.
generous 1--WE cannot expect OicehOders TO give him
credit for thisl Is with his Ine funds
of THE TRIBUNE Association not used by him and no
money intrusted TO him, belonging TO others ever
diverted from its proper channel. His answering III
tegrty safeguard that makes him the very man the
people desire 70 place charge Of their property.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
CAMPAIGN NOTES FROM THE PRESS.

The Beaufort g. CO. Republican repudiates
the Philadelphia ticket and believes the nominations
will meet with a defeat thorough than has ever
beep exper1enced by a Presidential ucket. II we are
obliged 10 choose between Grant and Greeley unhes
angly support the latter, as better man and better
Republican"
The Richmond Enquirer, which has hitherto
beep In favor OF third ticket betns 20 read the signs
of the times and is evidently veerng toward an ndorse
pent of Cincinnati expresses It's satisfaction at the
formation OF Greeley Clubs among Republicans IN Rich
r,ond and saws We have doubt there will be a for
midabe urovement OF this kind oil through the south
gary few white who not Ofce holders VIII Aoio
foy Grant In this secOn and we DO not De fVe ~ VIII ne
d flcult 10 make respectable diversion OF me
NEGRO vote in his favor Greelcys record, and tle as
rsnc. that he Wi be guided Oy IN the iuiure should
commend him 10 ther 8, mpaihy ana support
This is the unbind way in which The Gin
ci,na Enqt,rer speaks OF the frantic and ndefausable
,e-tlops Of The World aud Mr. YooThees TO bring to
Ugbt AL Of Mr. Greeiey's abuse Of the Democracy
n SINE Of the people WHO IN favor Of fighting the
,,ttie of Manassas 10 Baltimore can't had u IN their
t, blrfs fo frlvc Mr. Greeley 10 wat ue has -lid
~ f1s Democrats iu tiue uart. Mf VOORHEES, carries
e of fefe, 's abusive TRIBUNE sef"t' ai9uHu ~ 'a
E1f fo read 10 Wayerng rlrnus. IAhi I IEA,. ~ 4
- r. are concerned. Wc DONE at-nJNlcIkt our "e,l-
ma IN that Lind OI syle. TIE A0hoie Io easy VIC
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
Trial or 4 WEsTCHESTER JUSTICE

TIE WORKINGS OF A MORRIsANIA POLICE COURT
-ACQUITTAL OF JUDGE FULLEN.
Justice Henry A. Fullen of Morrsania, was tried
in M Court Of Over and Teuue Plains yeeriay.
charge releasing burglars for bbe Of $780, motion BY the
defense for poponemcnt oerue together With subsequent
ton TO quash tLe the ground that It @ set forth that
other fees than those o counsel Ar the exna
ton Of unimpoant A. H. Humme testified that he
parei 1871 before Justice Fuen the counsel Of Joseph
Crosby nd David Leonard charged burglary employed BY
Mrs Leonard Fuen and Justice Browne previously
barcom; Of he h down for O'Clock
evening; Justice Fuen left the baroom for the courtroom
Leonard justice Brown associated himself
with witness who eossezamine he witnesses for the prosecution
Justice Fusn bis decision until the Friday following in the
course Of ha an hour Fuen Browns private
oce about what fees should be- Wit
ness continued; told Fuen that bad money with
me but Leonard willing give up diamond riag gold
the release Of the psouers when Justice
Fuen would do discharge the prisoners At
rs be hai reserved bis decision until Friday
but on Friday be would discharge h from Custody conversation
then took rega the Of the and T. division
following day M Leonard brought ne The StO or counsel
Broagay Cbaml when Justice FueD two gentlemen
Justice Browne at the oMee Of Justice Browne mere was some con-
10 ?. m 10 attend 10 e ca. h. bad been promised $50 and that il
private Justice Browne gold Nutch ehan and
oer e Justice Fl len ooke al that
said to Justice Fuien II 5 transaction turns 0u
properly. night do some business again .
Wm Browne substantially corrooOTaied MY Hummefs evidence
ese hat Humme him $50 IN the dining az Del
monos sad that on returning 10 zoe noo "herg Fu ahl
ssai. sSSS '''-' ''' ''--'-'' -' '''-''' ''-.''
arangneri I, Sg . ls-se 20 & pay 10 % Nc NJ ITrr3oei ~ ~ @
DemoucO ard paid lin the siO' she saw Brown and
n1er n Witnesses we're called bv the derse he
onv Justice Browne prove that the general character Of Justice
Fueu good then Stunned up BY Chaaney slsaer
lgry a, a late hour returned a verdict OF Not Guilty"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13

Pale 95 is Crrfe r1Trcn'De stesfT ~ ~ " ~
Hnrl. 90 Dp a. 10 for YyB Tsr teady Al ~ %
Sr Llrf. June f,No nfr et to-day mt N ie tAsc
cISGSEArI Srsin BnebsuR Butter aai 80
lower st I6e2 Pork-Dn H despng 81 y tf regasr Lsrs
qust "a e asked Buk Meat steady Tor llear ~
ses; otbe qaet n SIDES tBDel- Bacon asdy S s,S
Sides lie or Gear ~ %
se sslabs At 1te Live Hogs sgsonet TO-
ops, Ism To5soeDcanl good mi pcsi sses ~ hida
WhiskY dali
BgygsLo r.. June 2Lks Imports IlsuT 700 bea Hheai
$500 huh Corn BASH Dat 600 bnsh tnll pHern
from eoEatrH % IN Corn. 1910 husa O.ts os
hush Cfnfi a uelis-Yhc1t p 51D hrsr Con- 319 buAa.
Canal Preiqh-Whes, Pie Corn lie 7ic Flour gue trd
Of quoted Wcsru sVnng ~ lsn4s - WHITE 500
SI Wheat ire'y and god tsmsnd M shipping and Oeai si
e. Of Ne Srrrr ots Gi 1000 bush 40 a
g. snl 8O0 arrive 81 81 7Of0 hush. Duluth spnng q
= rallied felDE rFevAnnf,
ds-aaion Sci salss 20 bush os y
bush At Dr. and nomnsi II A. NE naaina
se Barley guot 5- Por- SEES u ec~ A1-s -
Sl3 % u B.3 %
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
THE ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The XIth Assembly District Greeley and
Brown Club Of tins city met Memans Hall, seventh
and Twenty-sxth-s, last evening, exJudge Free
man ]. Fithan presiding The resignation Of Seymour A.
Bunce as delegate to the Union Republican General
Committee was accepted and W. j. Coles accepted
in his place The following resolution. offered by James
l. HASTE, was adopted:
Resolved That this Association cordially approve. he action q The
Republican General Committee the CITY hewfok 10 M ndore
Of the platform principles adopted and he candidates noHhie
ton With those principles creed and those candidates FOR oar
support oouflu feel ever that
people this will not longer submit The rule u a. Ad
muron thar violated pn Of the Bepuh
parry corrupt offensive and oppressive conduct has hoag
scandal rr,ac upon republican government endangered the
Liberties people, aud invite al cIeus desire the pr
unite the effort overthrow
present corrupt dishonest military dpom al WasA
ngton.
The Chairman made a brief address, IN which he said
President Grant considered his Office reward TOR DIS
personal service and has administered the Government
If 10 the property OF himself hs family ana tne
small faction OF party who are his personal supporters
He has begun the career which broke down the ks-
public OF Rome 1900 years ago and viii destroy tls
nation II il not stopped But the people are beginning
10 snu danger IN the conduct OF this Grant, ana
they Will snuff him ont before ne can accomplish his
designs against the liberties Of the people ApplauseI
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
LEANING OF THE FLORIDA PRESS.
ATTITUDE OF TIE INDEPENDENI, DtMOCKAIIO, I
AND OFFICE-HOLDING PRESS.
Erom IIe ELgridI RrlubI-oIn.


Not a Democratic journal IN this State adv0-
Gates the nomination OF new ticket at Baltimore
Win the exception uf The MQrGfHG Courier, which is
nOncommitial awaiting the results Of the Conventions
they all urge the Endorsement by the Baltimore COnVen
Ton OF the Cincinnati nominations. The following the
list: Tallahassee FiOrtdiGn, Pensacola Mai, quincy
Journal Live oak Times, JGckSJnriUe Courier, Gaines
rifle NetD Era, PGidka Herald Lake ChB
Press. The Republican journals stand about
as follows: IndOrslng the Cincinnati nominal
tions without Pensacola Express, Key West
GUARDIAN, FerndNdinG ObSeTreT JdckSOHrtHc Repubtt
can. Advocating Grants denomination: hey West De
patch jacksonville Union, Florida Independent Tafa
Lassee Sentinel Not OutspOken ON the subject, bnt
awaiting the action Of the Conventions Ocaia Banner
Lake Gin Herald, Monticello AdUertiSer independent
U8pe1s looking for certain political combinations which
NAV Influence their s. AuGtstine Press, 81 Au
justine Examiner i is worthy OF note that of the four
papers supporting Grants denomination me DtspGtch
and Union are edited by the pOsmasters OF their re-
spective cires while The Independent is controlled 10y
an Assistant Collector OF Revenue and The sentinel as an
official paper Of the Government draws upon the United
states Treasury. The above comprise an the papers or
the state except The sun, recently published u t CITY
bv Mr. MenaF1, clerk the pOsf-Otce when Is every
wav disgrace 70 the cOOred at least 10 Post
master Cheney, its originator and 10 It's conductor ana
without influence.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-13
MISUNDERSTANDING DEMOCRATIC sENTI-
NENV
From TIE Middleton az ~ MercuG-'

H
ADv intelligent observer OF the drift OF pub
lie sentiment any one who min gles with the people,
who talks and cOnverses with individuals among them
of independent Judgment and ideas OF tDer own, can
not fail to perceive tnat the heart OF the Democracy IN
This section Of country IL unanimously II Is pos
sibe for IL be cenered any one candidate hXed
unon Horace Greeley and B. GraiZ Brown as their can
ddates for tho Presidency ana Vice-PreSdency. we
are convinced by a sounding OF public sentiment when
has been continuously made in al directions here
abouts and among all classes and shades or Demo
cratic belief that ticket or names can possibly be
presented which viii please and suit their preferences 40
well as the nominees Of the Cincinnati convention
Call them by what names you choose. Denounce them
as Republicans revileTs of Democrats, and lifelong
opponents Of the Democratic party Rake up the worst
ufferauces they ever made I'm the heat OF the most
OF the Democratic party IN this district believe that
Horace greeley and themselves stand upon the political
issues of to-day upon precisely the same ground
and view them with but one harmonious OPINION.
No matter how much they may have differed m
bygone times and upon other questions ot national
policy they know that at the present time ana upon the
living vital demands Of the present hour the sentiment
of the Cincinnati platform and Mr.. Greeleys letter OI
acceptance accOrds precisely with their own. We KNOW
whereof we speak when We say that an overwhelming
majority OF the Democrats OF this district would prefer
that the Baltimore Convention ndOrse the Cincinnati
ticket over straightOut" nominations that can ne
made And we affirm that the newspapers IN TINS as
trict which favor the nomination Of Democrats at Ba
more are acting in direct opposition TO the popular WI
in the party i'm this regard, and with tine exception OF
the very ewest of isolated instances do not represent
the Democratic sentiment Of this district at al.