New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

ro.,, and ,rt.nd. 70 vote for a Catholic for Governor,
editor for President But again ana ,se sDos
Tor haulIng down the American nagi LEoUiRsh'
POdtnk. Oct 10. ls72
THE DESTRUCTION or THE RALEIGH SENTINEL
OFFICE.
To the Udftor of The Tribune.
SIR: Before this you are informed OF tho
destruction OF The Sentinel Office in this city BY powder
nlaoed under IL by partisans Of the Grant Adminstra-
ton Our loo press without regard TO party denounce
the act, and q widespread sympathy prevails Tor Mr.
Turner the editor and proprietor. with whose history
and zeal tho Of Greeley and Brown the puDhc
Is familiar.
Had fire occurred from the explosion, the insurance
companies in which The Sentinel Office was insured
would have been bound for any loss which might have
ensued therefrom but loss accrued from fire, the
entire loss falls upon Mr. Turner who has not the means
unaided by friends TO replace the property destroyed
An effort will be made TO reinstate him. but nni0rtu
natey those who feel tho most sympathy are the leas
able to render material aid AT consultation OF Pro
nent citizens suggested as he was insured IN our
agency, and We can pay him nothing that we snOu ask
LIE 10 INFORM s tesGos O Od tern Cities by
Mr. Turner's friends and the friends Of good oruer'
peace. and national reconciliation. 40.
III any sympathlzers arc disposed TO ard in the re-
establishment OF The Sentinel their CONTRIBUTORS may
DO forwarded to the Citizens National Bank OF Raleigh
IL Is proper FOR to state that Mr. turner Is eneV
Ignorant Of this appeal on his oe6s s rDsurapoe Agents
Raleigh, NJ o., Oct Il, 1874
AN INSULT TO GERMAN COMMON SENSE.
TO the Editor Of the Trtbune.
SIR: The trainers of the Philadelphia Plat
form soemnly declare that they favor tho abolition OF
tho ranking privilege at tho same time they are aDu
ing this same privilege the reelection OF Grant
wish 10 inform you of the character OF some OF the
documents ranked by tho friends Of the President
document distributed very freely among the Germans
of Iowa under the frank Of James Harlan first endeaV
ors TO show that alcoholic liquors necessary TO the
maintenance OF human life and then quotes from MI
Greeleys writings TO provo that he IS temperance n
and that, therefore, Germans snOud not vote LOT ni
This style OF argument s 10 full accord with the Know
Nothing principles of their candidates. They treat tne
German as one whose appetite subYerts all the hoDle
and patriotic impulses OF his nature, ana whOm you
cannot reach through his reason, because IN yno
him stupid" But the Germans will prove TINS a ialsS
hood By rising superior to prejudice and pOIhuS tue
votes for Greeley and Brown. logical inference ro
the argument of tho document REFER 10 IL thas uISn
ia not temperance man. VIII his supporters admit II
We recognize the desperate straits 70 when Grant
friends are reduced to secure votes out we recognize
neither the good taste, consistency, nor mOranty OF
unanimons FOR Greeley AN IOWA GERMAN.
Tabor, Iona, Oct, 0, 1872
GREELEY HAT BECOMES THE SYMBOL OF
INDUSTRY.
TO the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Soon after Dir. Greeley's nomination by
the Baltimore Convention the Democrats and ConserVa-
tyes Of this place erected Greeley and Brown POLE l26
feet high with largo sheet iron hat, painted white,
securely fixed on the top. few days since swarm OF
bees took possession OF the hat and now at work
very busiy and well satisfied with their quarters
wish them success SUBsCkIBEh
Macon, Mss, Oct. 9, 1872.