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New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
DTss ATIsFIFD GERMAN REFORNiERs.

The General Committee of the German Re-
form organizations met the Beethoven Maennerch0r
Hall last evening, Dr. Koehler presiding and adopted
the follow ing resolutions:
Rssolrsd That ndeprdentr and unbiased BY
national aoucs % use a oar eoT s1
strength ely honest economical aHa able anr-
sorsd shall follow closely and Win Satebful eve The
acts Of present city ohoes that snail protest agnsi al unfair
se strongest and os energetic support 70 e honest and capable
satisfied
es0ri sul insist energetic Of the tua
pending an Courts account 0f corruption and nal
feasano 0hoe.
es5red That shall sks 70 the cooperation Of al
bAng namely recommend tie
euas sr candidates for the and eg1stVe Offices
Who's that when elected vii
spn For purpose shall
the mem ate Leure al measures relating
af4uL
Rd Thaf varon Reform orFnatoni ougbt 70
t1l ezeno-d bills and for
DE Municipal Government and Tor he reformation
of our .vl Criminal and recommend se
ssrrh sul thorough sub The Leg
tare sul urge tbeir adoption.
Tho Executive Committee was directed 70 adopt
measures 70 carry into effect the suggestions in the reso-
fuous Action was also taken % cause an inyestgat
into the management Of certain public institutions.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
NlI-SIC.

The audience at the Central Park Garden on
Thursday quite large for comfort but the visit
ors generally stayed til the end Of the performance II
the establishment could be enlarged twice its present
dimensions we have doubt It would be filed The
novelty on Mr.. Tbomas's programme on Thursday was
Festival Overture" by Or. Leopold Damrosch. work
Of marked character and scholarship in the modern
school 20 which the orchestra gave splendid nterpre
aton OF the other pieces arrangement Of the Bach
Gounod AVE Maria" with yiolns basses, harp and
reeds seemed be the most popular The oyertTresto
The Magic Flute" Fra Davoo." and the Meister-
singer won NIrnberg" Liszfs Preludes, the adaSlo
and seherzo from Beethoven's Fourth symphony. bal
lei from Renecke's Manfred" ana the Cpus AMI
man. arranged FOR solo were also played, with
lIdea supern.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

speech a campaign document, and tried to get the
Of the Convention make speech for Greeley be
thought that the negroes at least d not belong to
Grant and would vote for their early friend OF Ihk
TRmUHE-the champion OF universal liberty wben 1rsnl
was pro-Siavery DemOcrat-nO matter what fhaeel-
pbia might de- A German said be had heard that
German would be allowed 70 speak, una 70 ofpoNe
TIE attempted talk, but the ConF bount
be had better be heard. and accordingly u spite %
stamping OF feet at last convinced aim that uermab
could not be heard. Several other gentlemen VINO 20
not Worship Grant were also refused a hearing.
Deleca 60 from Virginia, SOUTH CarOAna, Georgia.
Missouri, Oregon, Nevada. Connecticut. and other
states, wanted a "new deal" and thought II cold
deck" made by some not IN the ring 10 re-
arrange the programme, bat everything belng hurly-
bury aud the managers, who or expect 10 D. pa0
for their services, made such sir oracle, taAe-OI
Granted ado about Grant that the movement was
squelchod. and could hear, eyerywhere, " Mel
We u nave to stand Ii" TOO lae,' ALREADY hxed ana
LOYALTY might be questioned II he made much effort
submitted 10 the DEGREES OF fate. -.
The two most extraordinary conventions ever heid ia
Auerica. IL not in the world, the Cincinnati anu
Phadelphia Conventions. The first spontaneous out
burst from the people in opposition 10 Onenanisn cen
tralizatiOn, and OppressiuD the other q Convention
the spoibolders intent keeping the ms IN
idol (whO give well take good giit exnDitlng
Wndictveness and disposition TO Cypress al WhoiI
they dare attack who will not vote their ucAtl an
hence The burden OF their song Grant can anu VI"
punish Rebel Democrats and KuKluxes, and Keep then
IRON voting chat the present incumbens may hold Ihe
ofces) But love is stronger than hate and the great
representative Of universal amnesty ana uhNerSdI SUI
VIII receive many votes IRON thOse BeuCIa"! sP
nosed TO 10 tor Grant Yours. 3. NJ. l. y.
ThilGdeIphsa, June G, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
rvDERcURREyT AT PHILADELPHIA.

10 me Edifor OF The ITlbHne.
SIR: Many persons manipulate politics upon the
hypothesis that words intended 10 conceal thoughts
and there Thousands who pray FOR favorable oppor
tuny 10 express honest sentiment but restrained
nv far Accordingly large bodies OF frequently do
by popular vote the OF what they would DO II
each one knew the sentiment o every other man. Nor
WAS TIA Philadelphia Convention exception 10 the
rule.
Two Senator one from the East aud one from the
West whose nearly expired were in the Phil
adephia Convention working for Grant lest their real
seutfments should be suspected and their friends
moved from ofee. delegate from the far West, one
from virginia and another from the extreme SOUTH
stated that they would vote for Greeley rather than
GraBt colored delegate was using Summers great
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
WHITTIER on SUMMERS SPEECH.


Transcript:
In The Ereniag Transcript which has just come 70
hand notice paragraph processing 10 give my views
OF tHe late speech of Sumner. My individual
opinions In the matter Of small consequence u the
public, but II presented at all prefer % give them III my
way. As regards the senior Senator OF Massaehu-
sets have change OF opinion % record. have not
forgotten his long and brilliant in the cause OF
freedOm aud the hest interests OF his country and man
kind know bin well. have stood side by side with
lm for 80 years. and II requires something more than
mistake his part iO make desert an Ola TREND
confess that / have with some iupatience men,
whose RepuDhcauism seems mainly q consist IN
their readiness u grasp The spOis OF victory won IN
great measure by others, malcnIug, insulting, ana
displacing man whose integrity. intellect and acquire
ments art standing reprOich 70 Themselves am no
blind advocate OF Senator Sumner, any other man.
expect 20 faults and rues, and 10 reye over the
mistakes OF those love and respect. regret the iate
speech exposes the author % the charge OF personal
resentment, and because Il 10 me unduy severe
in It's tone and temper The Republicans Of MassacLu-
sets may and probably viii, dissent from It's conclusions,
through the press anu 40 the bslOtbOX but Jhey nave
no occasion 10 question ais sincerity 20 charge MN
with abandoning any Of tie great principles winch h.
has nOby Usserted, and Tor which he has suffered
more than martyilOm. Very truly thy friend.
Alass6bFB, 8. 5lh No, ls72 JOHN o. WHITTIER
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
P.EANs FROM THE ADMINISTRATION OCEANS.
WHAT MR.. SUMMERS VANITY DID.


Senator Wilson owes his nomination IN
great measure 10 ard services ant hls enIae
ierbut he must ASA thank senator sumner Tor sOme
snare IN ,rugInz about tbs result Tue Delegates We're
determined 10 express fner opinion Oh inc sAIeIui
norr, which MI sumner poured out against the PIES
int aud ~ v his w-,enaIOr the second place on
tne cAet vita Cen. Grant secned 10 ah9rd tae most
eilal means of gralliying tnis desire We behave &c
hi i rosftive tact that Mr.. sumner was fuly convinced
fa, nls TRADE would prevent the nomination oi Gen
rrnd IN on l1deiphia Ir s only another proof OF tho
al ffar = mat may nurse aud cOddie hsyaulty untl
n e,tJ. sIy rams sway With BIZ Jadsnea We do not
snplOsr AT. ruianer his any ln'e,sthg ano,l ns
ua 10 iEnt. r CV.IAx can scarcely bc SAIL " Do &C.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
CAMPAIGN NOTES FROM THE PRESS.

The Paterson (N. j. Volksfreuad, edited by
Max MILLER has increased 90 per- cent In circulation
since its Endorsement Of the Greeley and Brown plat
form.
The Greeley BaRner, paper In the interest
Of the Cincinnati movement has been started L@ncas
Ter Penn edited By Col L. Il Ranch. 1t declares its
postion 10 from all party lines and IN favor OF
reform.
"What Burke did for Hastings-says The
Cincinnati Enquirer Charles sumner, with the same
ttie skill has done for Grant The Grant OF tho future
VIII be the Grant OF simmer, Just as 5hakespeares Rich
ard the Third always s lea OF thdt bloody oonlO
m mai WORK Of art 10 entitled the highest Praise,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
SENTIMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA FOR GREELEY
AND BROWN.
THE MAINE DEMOCRACY on THE CINCINNATI
TICKET.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEI
WASHINGTON, June THE Hon. Henry
Sherwood Representative Of the XYIIIth District Of
PENNSYLVANIA has Just returned from visit 70 ms home'
where ne spent some time informing himself upon tne
political situation His district is composed OF CenIe,
Clinton Lvoomng Potter and Toga Counties, being the
northern tier OF the State. The district went Demo
cratic for the frst time when II elected aI;
sherwood 10 Congress, and has been regarded
a. one Of the surest Republican districts N
the state Mr. Sherwood says that fuly one-tru OF Ie
Republicans Of the Counties OF susquehanna Bra9Qru
noga and Potter all being strongly IN IavoI OF % tnat
party have already announced themselves 1or greeley
lie was also at the Reading Convention, and oy care
mi count satisfied himself that considerably more tual
half mo delegation 20 the Baltimore Convention from
that state would sustain the nominations Ia0e AZ O
eiHnaU. - - 49,,
The Bon. f. F. Pillsbury Of Augusta, VINO mas oeen
three terms the nominee OF the Democrats or Maine lOr
Governor OF that state, has written letter 10 member
OF Congress urging him 10 use what nnuence ne POS
esed 10 secure the ratification Of the Cincinnati nOl-
nations by the Baltimore Convention he says Inc
Democracy OF Maine are unit far as can learn, ID
favor OF the Liberal ticket at Baltimore. Greeley ana
Brown are adopted there harmOulOusy, we shaA see
perfect storm of enthusiasm but II rejected we s seg
. storm of indignation from our people anu genera
collapse Of the party"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
A COMPARISON.
From Te y. d. Elprsss.
phifadalnnia Platform

Put the Philadelphia Platform by the side Oh
the cincinnati Platform. you read IA the latter
sarcLng sIecInsd, POSITIVE reforms, against pretense,
eyaalOn The one euianate5 IRON power anu
oQic,-frOln a ana his supporters, VINO nave USED
four years office, AND OF office, many ~ secure re-
elcctlUu aud lease Uf power. Inc othe oiiknAes
Win men could have led even the leaders II Ihey
lad been pace-hunters and sUldefs % IOrtuhe M
stead 0f independent thinkers and honest cluzeus -
Dera SIN against iiDeraity the whOie country against
secti0ualisn Government OF tue Constitution ana
ueople against Government OF pcrsohalty anu mlu
lary poWer Between these the people are 10 oeclue
aui We trust and believe their decision wil Oe wise
one and upon the slGe VI rlRnt.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
WEATHER REPORT
NAR DRPARTNENT

WAR DRPARTNEST,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHiNGrOS, ID. C.. June = isI2-l a. N
Synopsis for pte Ddsi lUeg-f0HT AOprs.
The barometer has continued falling from
the Lakes eastward over the Middle md Aew-ElsLnl 4
States. with cloudy weather and ran; clear weather Is
prevailing over the South Atlantic Gull otates, WIN
Light to fresh sOutherly winds.
Reports have Lot yet been received from tie Lake
regions and sOuth-westwurd.
Probabilities
Clear and partially cloudy weather viii prevail on sat
urday over the Gulf and South A ,lautic states.
Clear weather and westerly 10 Dor,heriy WINDS
from Tennessee 70 Lake Erie and the upper Lakes and
extend eastward over the Middle states during da
and over NeW-EngiaDd on Saturday night DANGEROUS
winds are not anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08


BEERs-On Friday evening June 1871 Wn Beers, ne rss
year Of his
Notice Of funeral 10 Sunday and Monday papers
HANCE-On Fh dav 9th inst Runson " j. Elizabeth Es
of Robert n. Nance. agel 70 yearA
The relatives eud u the family Invited ~ ate1i ne ner
Seventh tl~ neEi, AZ I p. II
PERRISE-OuIFrav Harry W. only Of o. r iui
Perrile, aged months ald Z5 days
Funeral residence. West Tsenthst, today At
Pndsy June aer long and painful bas Aua Mss
Warren r. Suila, The i1lh year her
Notice II funeral hereafter
THOMSON-On Tturs1y June g. Samuel HinghNSut Thsm.as
youngest aud Catherine A. Tho the lih
OF his
Reluves friends invited attend the aerl from he
Of psrea oil Est Ninety trst on sunlaf atsa AZ 1
O'Clock.
TODD-A Orlrgp rhurisv evening June g. Frank
George W Toad the llsh year Of hs
Friends Of fGnrra M
inst O'Clock from the eaehee OF M w. C. narshsh, y
ThnsL
WINDMULLER-At Wooidle T. T. THURSDAY erenny Jln. g.
Adabert infant 9 Louis and Anna Wndmte agd ;
months and 20 daT.
The funeral viii place woois8e Saturday 81 Tbs
rry-boas leaving Jimessp O'Clock and foot Of Thirty eua
East River 2.l5 VII with The train s4s
Hunters Point for WOgisie al , % ?.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

lefter from one sn,s~o nurse. IN Brooklyn Ca
M B. C. Gner'esre Ladies Nure fsa Atsnetvs. saT.,
first used The myl Tor bilious ack Prss-f
wish he action and rsu thlt rrcgnmeni moiss F3o
quite years ubif Oss
thespoOnfa lesred ec sai
keeps Of eSprreua
the least distress D af.er tak ng H.
And the babe now have charge sone ou Nees - ts bal %
ponrea chsrn.
nicely babe Just such mec.as, AL eel
mother In be auash ou know OF
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

DOMESTIC MARKRTs


WusISaroS Tuir TarpenEne giet az tic Rosa hrm
Al % "a 80 iI No., % y laT kEla fse - .
Pale IS Tor Pale Crude rdpane iea a - s1 of Hard
81 IS for lew Dip o. % fef virgn Tsrsf-sdf 81 - o.
MLVAuKEE. JaHr tI0urDcunnd lgbis eoefs nnai Ses OF
Double 81 5Jd 81 81 Wheat aeady sales Of No
Al ; "a; No a. 81 s5, Oats al 3c or No Corn arm
a. g5i AEed Rye--Dcmanineh holders alm a. & ot
No. keghts-Nhea 70 boHsio Sc toiO1 Fesn De hecps-
3OOB 5b Flour s2 90 bah Wheat shpmentss bsl fouF,
anda nll basa. MLeaI
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

The case Of Gordon Gordon against Jay
Gould was ealled, yesterday before Judge BRADY "a 'he
Supreme Court but the plaintiff aii'ne 70 appear me
Gordon should present usef Juue 90 % II O'Clock Tor
examination, Joe defIut shall be opened' ana az Tie
other motions in the case stand ldouFaed ~ eA' 4l
The Rochester Democrat enjoys the enynDle
Which gave blr. suIauers speech n il I'D uIlgarb0l
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08


BARRETTNIcHOLSAt the r-sdsres Of TIE brs' sar-s- ~
Green Pa Tuedsy. Jane 872, By Rev o. " Afas
Horace Barrett Of schuye, Pa. 70 Jnsis r. isiAief 81
Hiram Nleaos. NJ ID.
BARROw-STAGGOa Wednesday June By se Rev Dr. Hsm.s
Der Thoma harrow Of Boston, ana Virginia Galer o ne ss
John P. StAgg Of this city.
COOKMAs-HOWLAND-Oa Hiton the resi@ne q
parrBts. Del b. Bishop Rev. luls
T. Of TunT 81 T. Church, 10 tbs % Me- }
Rowland, daughter Of Charles ". H0wispi eSt
DURFEE-HATCH-a this i7 THURSDAY evening Juus 81 80
Clarendon bF ReF Wm Adams D. D. Henry ke Dufte 0i Fan
% Mar c.. daughter Of q. B. u4ich Of tAs city.
FAfTOUTR-TYLER- WednedaE. April II. in 81 Pluls "
Cdalch Newark n j. bv The Rev O. JaeEsn, ai b. t.-
Rev u Il Gny D. D., Mr.. Edsarl e. Flogte Ms Anrs
Tilcr.
FISHER-CONCKLINAt the Fourth Prrshyters- Church
city, June s. 72 BY Rev Dr. ho-art Grossly assstd By ~
Dr. Din Curry Ncholas FISHER Of Railway h. j. A.ir hs.s
C0nckin Of North NeF-fork
KELLOGG-McGOWASO WEDNESDAY. Jun e Church -orrr
Fourth cJudt, b. The Rev. d. Crosby l. a ,s
Kellogg 70 Aanie t., daughter Of Charles hctoSan-
MORTOS-CLARK-Ou Tuesday June the redler-e Of he
hrdes parents Rev. Dr. Conkng Thos Morton % htT
F. Clark, all OF this ctY.
PRATT-HALLOCK-On wednesday evening Jgae the csar
Congreganal Church. Bookly1 b. Rev J. Clement Frrlrh
assl by Rev H. NJ sender b D. Wm. T. Prlt sad Clara -
daughier 0f Wm H. Hlll0ck, esq. al Of that ci'y.
UNDERwOOD-LrTTLB-On weinesiV June s. hV tse Rey D.
Thompson. the UBverrEp, Carch Henry Unie
Agnes L. eldest daughter Of Anics Lit Ool VI is att
Noficcs OC Maf71aCes ptsst he tndOFsed utth f1u
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
NATIONAL FIRE
EX TIN G L I > II T. R.

Price sS, Polished Copper; SIS Eeke-plaied
Iniosd By U. s. oea b s.ri
Daily used by to- Nsvlor Frs Dprmsut hos
theaiers private dwellings. factories public buag Fr- Depnes.
tbrOughoas the Union
NATIONAL FIRE ExTSGUlsHER coNPASY.
Head OGcel ~ Broaiuu n
THR NATIONAL FIRE gxTIyGUIsaER COMPANY hereby 90.
notice public generally that certain Pie Ertngar C0npaaT
trying and threats o. pretsai sss
from parties using THE NATIONAL FIRE EXriNGUIsHSA We
beg pubic hesd TO these afle bscsus
ng As they have claims hey ssser; sni osly s
hreats numst, inendns purchasers from aas rHE NATIONAL
ExTISGUsngR shch superior machine, At slo lover
uian Fire EringBish
ALLOWING eOrrspOueHe lOai q large aanSeIl -n y
pan the meaning Of these il.s threats:
owes oE KEIIzK Br,xs Afoaeys-atIa-
SsS-YoHK. March , B7B :
J.sus srHr. ..7 r-.p~ral Hotel Eashtagsn D. O.
clients tbe NOr'h~ ern Pr EI.-rushrr Co 4
this city, Informed yo1 pPar fOr sruElug sr-.
violation and Infringement Of certain ie patent Of ~
United States owned b. taeu and gralei respectively % Mo
yignOu April 49, 1853 snd to John o. Bo'HoE June D. 3
Our clients INSTRUCTED tg,n.t 81 p'-s
who either make Vead apparatus lhs ufage
patent either Of them, and herbf Hou that un =
from using such sppsrata sni with nesasshe .
make satisfactory settlement for the past .al BE- aoapei
institute legal proceedings against yOa rosr respectfully.
Csguedb KELLKH BLAEs
The Imperial Hotel Washington aud P ed a.s are b.
the
NATIONAL RTBE ExrSGgIsHgR.
alO sf the s-aag hotels 'hrOusaoa 'le eoaa.T
REPLY
nNs
20J BR0ADNAY NEg-i harch Do. lfA
KELLER BLAKE, CHy.
James Syk of M Ipesi Hotel - wssa1gios
r.srea 10 inclined Tat n 20
have asted hat this ocs ihe
city woed he the proper tsr vi.icatoH ~
(sykes e6s thai shs protect
Othsrs) against brought hs r. " Fre rtshsT
zfnHgemeBt for yoa delay aay eash Of
hope of satisfactory settlement his bus prsDs
commencing legal prseengs s greatly o6hcr By ognnins
forthsh b. cannot bu ihilk vrrT pOonF
clients rorltb kll sae
. threst Of lsyal prOcssiHgs Yours, Isf
lsienedl Jas 4 fRsSroN.
Prssiisns National F1r Ert.nrsassrf 60
ursr skicb National kir bx skt,o msnufc
and sci dated December lo AMI the ~ np~ese8 Fsb
ruarY lslk We prepared al kEl stsar
osri rel liable ssuensfo &i0each.
NArfUSAL Ftkk ENflNGt iShbk GoMFari.
Hs-d O4os tsS Brosa~sT Sss.rork
Rrune,s Pain Killing Magic OH pxi ~ a skses .,r.
casra nal SLs Aea8n tbarg faI ss isuies, ~
MN RNSE SONS flttsfsd, Na-. toe MAGIC Oh
l. tss IaGAL TRADE MARX laEs o. i<prs ssi
hitesf
The Norsia9ssOrssas< Protective Iaien.
~ iresrE lrereniiol ~ iapssts,.
a. " whh not tousrhgH v~rirr TDiHERs
COPNfsIr fAAbKSAO AON AN. Ubbhks. AZ sapys~f
ahlailu- clnfle, Nsges
b-ss sab@i tr cg W br az vher uecsry Al ne ehsae
Poss-Oflce Noiiec.-Tae NAILS FQR krlOrE isins -
ak sAT kpat. lgi1 if esls a tas
MkDNksDA4 - ~ "a. siis SSOaf . "a s a. NaIuh
hAr at 81 LaA Ga sVA~s s>s,al,'rt
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
EYrIRELY -UNsOUGHr.

The denomination % the Presidency has IN no
manner been sought solicited by Gen. Gr'nt We nave
yet hear VI the dfst person 70 wn0m ne mas
desire for the continuance Of bls Official tenure We
have yet nd, among the loose reports IN the
public Journals any statement that ne hta ~ als
means direct OF indirect endeayored to his iur-
ther personal preiermenC.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
TENNESSEE-

LABOR REFOM NOMINATION - EX-PRESIDENT
JOHNSON FOR CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 1.-The Labor Re
form Executive Committee to-day agreed upon state
ticket with John c. Brown for Governor, and Andrew
johnson for Congressman at Large.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
NO CHANCE FOR GREELEY now.

These are the Republican nominations for
Presn1enr ana VIcp-President. Their names ana the
corresponding o. the Convention sound the death
kuel the Democracy. There Is MT shadow 0i nope
for OF Mr. Greeley. II ndOrsed az Bat
more. No one who the great Convention when
adjourned yesterday. however preludeed, but Will ac-
cept il as the sign and pledge Oh RepuDneAo success
AT no perOd has that party strong. At period
IN Grants career he been invnciDe There was
not whisper ia response 10 the ISLANDERS ON hschaaer
There was not word against the Justice OF has nonna-
tion. nor was there a vote syllable against tie
platform upon which he stands side by side Win henry
A fN.gu
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
DESERVING GRANT.

LocKPoRr, y. Y, June THE LOckport DAILY
Times Of this morning places the names Of Greeley ana
Brown at the head OF its cOumsn.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
DEMOCRATIC PRESS COMMENTS.
TIL. REPUBLICAN PARTY SPLIT AND sHIYERED
From ne BOrh


From ne BOrM
If the delegates TO the Philadelphia Conyen-
tiou had been elected ten Gays ago, IL Is certain at the
Republican party would not have renomnated Grant;
he h. one OF the weakest candidates that party could
have put into the field. The Republican party Is splt
and suiyered; and another candidate might nave re-
united it, Grant weakened BY the cincinnati Dot oy
summers fierce opposition, and by intestine feuds and
au res in several States and tne true pOhcy OI the
Republican party was 70 have taken some new Sah
ony because he hated and would not tolerate Grant not
because lie had faith IN the policy OF the republican
Iarty Summers opposition also rests entirely on per
s0ua grounds better nomination would nave DrOught
these recalcrants back into the Il publican fold aud
lad the Philadelphia Convention truly represented the
wishes of the Republican masses, Instead o represent
Inc be swarm OF oice-holders and sycopnants, Grant
wu have been flung aside 70 make way Tor stronger
caudIaate. We therefore conclude that De Will De an
sy man 70 beat He is not the real choice even OF MS
own party. He WAS never a Republican. lie would as
ou nave taken the Democratic as the Republican nom
atou in 1865 mad he supposed That MS chances were
equal.y good for election. His administration mas
zen "A Succession OF blunders; and is Last crONnlng
blunder his management az tne Alabama treaty Is 80
fresh that only packed con entlon couIa nave no.-
saffl u IN
New-York tribune., 1872-06-08

s,.msssssrs c,rors,. Deetss ct'hr 's '''e ''' ''N
N Hf.rT EDrasz 10
shtn -. j ..ass, Lonas1 p days gih mi-e -.
sEip FsrsIss 0usss 0f r. JoeD,h 81 AtA7s'a. % ''~
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Rrk Good Ip.. 10, Mgntr,.ej For Liverpool Y siJs = ne.
Bsrk sylPade hOrJ. sanSesea Pon I'i''' !" ~ -
Bari -.-- 0s O. Geri.s Bremen 6sr sANs Sd pa" "a,
Bask Koas sosrre Sarl. Honsh NeEPors fa'si N'a'y'
RIA Gre, lyor, f;unSers Msf.b5ro = sL H 'roat f1n
Org nary 20 se5arss n - Ect-fson stboa iSosg' WIZ w.
ard Bsrrels =
Sb Star Of Peace of BfEbsml, hesion - 'pe'S = - '%
Eil oil 49,. .rr
Far,tss Vralnia- y WelsEr. PTsy%-1s
wa. teuett. Prov fenee. ssrf Pgoriisacs
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r- DOMESTIC PORTS.
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New-York tribune., 1872-06-08
THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
A MAJORITY OF THE DELEGATES TO BALTIMORE
IN FAVOR OF THE CINCINNATI uChtt'
ley TELEGRAPH To THB TRIBUSKl

NEw-OR1EANs, June The following
named were chosen this morning, delegates at large 70
The Baltimore Convention; Messrs. H D. Ogden ii. T.
sturcker E. Rost J. NJ. sandige, T. B. Iomp kns anu j.
3 Ashton or the 10 delegates who VII represent 'ne
Iousiana Democracy al Baltimore, Il are lof Neeie'
- icbt Democratic ticket and uncommitted
etber ay but inclined 10 oppose the adoption Of the
Cincinnati ticket