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New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
Presidential CAMPAIGN,

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c,,,e.,eS Tracts OK THE PRESENT Issues
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SUMMERS SPEECH on GRAM N The SENATE MAY 81
Speech tn 4ulL
TN BALTIMORE CoNvENHoN-A full report OF the
proceedings aud other Campaign Notes.
No. 7.
SENATOR SCHCRZ's MASrEFLr SrlFcU At IT. LOUIS
The sheet ais contains MI Greeley letter oi acceptance
Of fbe nomination OF the Baltimore Convention.
Nos.
Mr. suuNER's LETTER on GREELEY AND GIANT sella
Martin. Letter Rcpudltiug Grant; "Ihe tOiored Race,
an Adaress by Horace Greeley at POughkeep,ie, May
10: a Colored Grant Electors Letter of Withdrawals
and she OOored Cadet Case at West fO!ut.
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New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

We think IL hardly in good taste, to say the least
to turn Methodist Camp Meetings into Grant Mass
Meetings: but if the MethOdsts can stand it we
can At a meeting Of this description held at Ster-
ling Mass on the 23d inst. the Rev. DR.. Webster
presiding elder of the Charleston District, >. e.,
" urged upon every member of the Methodist Church
to go 10 tho polls and secure the reelection Of Gen.
Grant, Then another clergyman name not given
said "if Greeley was elected the lives of carpet
baggers would not be worth a straw" We are sure
that If intelligent McthOdists will seriously consider
the probable results Of such appeals this of such
a mixture of rci con and politics as this they will
agree with us that 10 is hardly desirable in the IN
tercst cf either II must not be understood that we
have the least objection TO what is usually called
political preaching" On the contrary, when clergy
men were constantly and bitterly maligned for
preaching against Slavery, did our best to defend
them from what We regarded as undeseryed censure
But there is . vast difference between preaching
principles and making tho pulpit a platform from
which the praiscsOf tain are to be trumpetcd
If Dr. Webster has given up his trust IN Divine
Providence, and now trusts only in the Hcshly arm
Of a nero mortal like himself we fancy he has made
mistake which mo viii not be long in discovering
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

Ex-Gov F. II. Perpont of West Virginia
confirms the statement heretofore made in
this paper that the election in that State
turned purely on local issues both candidates
for Governor being supporters of Mr.. Greeley,
md GeD. Grant not having been mentioned
in the canvass from beginning to end. The
State is perfectly safe for November by a large
majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

1t seems 10 rs that the Printers Greeley Club in
Albany made good hit in resolving that whereas
all previous Presidents of the United States have
been drawn from tY99f thg professions, the law and
the army, into which majority of the people are de-
barred from entering it is fit and proper that the
mechanics Of the country should have representa-
tive in the Executive Chair When we come to think
about it, there is really why the President
should always be an attomey-at-law or a general.
Why not a merchant Why not a bankers Why
not printer Why not a doctor ? But we forget.
We have a doctor now.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

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New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

Well now. this is Mt what we shonld MT have ex-
pccted! Very extraordinary indeed. and no mis-
take. correspondent writes from Zurich, Switler-
land, to The Washiagion ChrORclc: I've been visit
ing the diplomats and consuls here to see how
they stand politically. | found but one Greeley
man. and even he was praying for Grants election
We have no doubt of it. But let Ms specially admire
tine sagacious Consul at S., who "admires Grant,
worships Greeley aud thinks ono of them would
mako a good President but is not certain which,
Something ol This remarkable state Of uncertainty
wo have noticed nOIrar homo.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

Heavens, here's another We have already men
TONED that at London, Ohio, the 2ith inst, Miss
Matilda Fletcher made a speech for Grant. Now,
from lIillsdale, Mich, comes the thrilling informa-
tiou that on the DIST inst Mrs. Ilazett addressed
large caucus, mostly of ladies' IN the same behalf
There is another coincidence. Miss Fletcher accord
ing to report handled Sumner, Trumbull Schurz,
and Greeley in powerful manner" SO Mrs Eazett
il stated to have abused sumner Schurz, and
other traitors to the Republican party" Mr. Trum-
bull aud Mr. Greeley appear to have escaped excori-
alton at Hillsdale. SO glad
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

The most important measure Of internal
administration which should engage the atten-
ton Of the new President Of Mexico is the
suppression of the OdiOus practice Of kidnap-
ping. To-day we publish the intelligence that
the Governor of Sinaloa has been seized by
gang of kidnappers and carried into the noun
tains. If this diversion is not promptly checked
at may extend to foreigners, which will be a
much more serious matter.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

A curious episode occurred at the Hamilton Camp
Meeting in Massachusetts, on Monday. A babe about
six months old was found in the railway cars. 1t
was taken to the pulpit and exhibited to the con-
gregation; and childless charitable couple, Mr..
aud Mrs Ashworh agreed to adopt the little astray
II was chrstened Hamilton Ashbury Ashworth.'
and seemed to have got into good thing, when. un-
fortunately or otherwise, the mother of the babe
made her appearance. claimed it, and carried it oil.
1t turned out that the baby had been abandoned not
By it's mother but by cruel heartless and most ex-
truordnary grandmother.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

The Attorney General, having been consulted
by Mr.. Boutwelrs Assistant, Richardson, has
pronounced an opinion which reyerses tho
absurd Interpretation by Mr. Douglass Of the
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
majority.

Mr.. Fish is pleased with the probable result of
the Geneva Conference We shall not get
much money, he admits but we have had a
good deal of amusement over it, and have set
tied the point that if in case of war we ever
do what we shall never do, Great Britain will
rot be entitled TO ask what she will never
think of asking This, We believe, is what the
Administration styles a great moral victory.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

We publish another interesting installment
OF the proceedings Of the American AssOcia-
tion for the Advancement of Science. 1t in
cludes an important discussion as to the di-
yergence Of coal seams the disposition to be
made of the Chinese indemnity and the much
vexed question of the morality and expedency
of the manufacture of wine. Some curious
observations were also given on the fIuctiGca-
fiOn of American Yuccas.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

We have not hitherto thought that there was
any occasion for the Grant people in Massa-
cbnsetts to be alarmed abOut carrying that
State. But it seems that the general pane
has reached even there. They considered II
necessary in their Convention at Worcester
Yesterday, after renominating Gov Washburh
for Governor, to cast about for means 10 Sc
cure al the odds and ends of faction IN tne
State to help elect him. They adopted pro-
hibtory liquor law resolution, and one sqnarey
declaring in favor of woman suffrage. Nhether
they Will gain or lose more votes by thlS eX-
pedicnt remains to be seen. The resolutions
were on the whole, with these exceptions
more wordy than significant. One OF them
had the bad taste to abuse the Liberal ticket
not following the good example set by Dr.
Lorng, who made long speech without ac-
cusing Sir. Greeley, Mr.. Sumner OF Mr. Irum-
bull Of a single crime.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

new Tax law in regard to tobacco stored in
bonded warehouses between the 9th OF Juno
and 1st of July Of the current year. Inc
Attomey-General rules that all tobacco with
dawn for consumption since the 1st of July
is subject only TO the reduced taxes 1t is
ratber late in the season to arrive at this
cop,mon-sensc view of the matter in question:
Int If is refreshing to see the Administration,
for once. acknowledging one of its blunders.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

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CAMPAIGN TRACTS OK THE PRESENT ISSUES
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-18

THE CINCINNATI INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION OF
ls72.-We beg 10 acknowledge the receipt OF
the Report of the Ciacinnatl Industrial Elk.
position of 1871" as we'll as the "Rules and
Regulations and Premium List" for the exposl-
tion of the present year. The success OF the
former exposItons has encouraged the man
agement to largely extend Its scope the pres
ent year. In addition to the present slruct-
ures, new buildings are In course of erection,
giving total exhibiting space of seven acres,
which has been distributed In sixteen grand
departments, subdlvided with careful refer
ence to the general symmetry OF the exposl-
ton. The premium list has been revised and
enlarged throughout, and many new features
of interest have been added In the various de-
partments. The enterprise, from Its surpsss-
ing extent, and It's interest as representative
OF the progress of American Industries, justly
commends itself as national In its character
and Importance. The exposition will be open
from September 4th to October 9Th.
This great enterprise is under the manage
ment OF fifteen commissioners, appointed by
the Board of Trade, Chamber Of Commerce,
and Mechanics Institute. Copies of the, pre-
MUM list will be furnished on application to
secretary Cincinnati Industrial Exposition.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-18
Havana Market.

HAVANA, June 8.
SUdARs-The movement In sugars has been
moderate this week. Buyers In the beginning
were rather cautious IN view OF the advance OF
gold in New York and the decline OF gold here,
which necessarily brought lower rates OF a.
change on London and New York. n 'twith,taud-
Ing holders have sustained 6rmiy previous prices,
which, with the advance IN London reported on
Thursday, and the one expected for certain
grades IN New York, as conseq lence OF that In
tine former market close With tendency TO i'm
prove.
The quotations at this date are higher than
those last week by about u to Y real per arrobe
for clayed sugars. The demand for these has
mos,l been from buyers Tor France and the north
Of urope, to VIII ch quarters shipm m-nr have been
heavy. Some 25 900 to 10000 b 'xes have been
sold within the range Of the following quo aions.
VIZ Nos TO 10 at 8xs10h rs pertarrobe; Nos II to
- at 1Oxsl1x rs; Nus Is 70 IA at 1lkal1K re-; Nos
l6 to II at lXal2t rs; Nos ls to 10 at 12Xal4 rs
and whites l4a. rs.
in molasses and centrifugal sugars small busi'
ness has been dol g, still prices are very drm 81
Skao rs for Nos to 10 OF the former, and l1sl1A
rs for Nos IL to Is OF the latter. Muscovadoes
continue active, and pretty fair amouht OF sales
have been made at full prio 8. say at from ioaloE
rs per arrobe for fair to good refining.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-18
Baltimore Grain, Flour and Coffee
Market.

BALTIMORE, Juue H.
CoFFRE.-Market for Rio has been quite b isk:
and prices clo.e strong at an advance OF lc gvld
per ponnd, and still tending upward. Sales Tor
1000 90 ex Lord Baltimore, 1874 do * Contest,
45S9 do ex Alice, 4osu do ex Tempar, 4S0o do ex NJ
|: v. Hugg. 1850 do ex Yamoyden, all on private
terms; and from second hands IL, 000a1b, 600 bags
ton just arrived held at 2Oo gold. Also s2s7 bags
Porto Rico, In bond. on private terms: we revise
quotations at Close viz: For cargoes, Rio. ordiuary
i7a171c, fair lsalsNc, good ls sSalsAc. prime lsa
dn psid, gold, ordinary 2okazOkc, lair 70 good
2i Ea2lNc, good to prime 22a22h lime to choice
;22Ta2so, fancy 2sHa23Ko. Imports at Baltimore
since 1st January le7, no bags; sales same period
bags. To al on the sesboard 154, Ola bags.
FLoUR.-Good grades of Western aud Howard
street are held firmly and Chiefly Inquired for;
stock OF these light and sales moderate. Low
grades and OF which the STOCK 10 hands OF u dealers
is principally composed. very dull and difficult to
move at further reduced figures. ln city mills we
note little mure activity for both trade and Ship
iper's brands. Market without quotable cnange.
We give transactions for he weekas follows
Howard street-2Oo bbls extra So 6oas; 100 bbls
choice family $11.
Western-;Ohio. Indiana, &c.)-2oo bbls super
81 25a7 5O 1000 Dbls extra in lots SO; 500 do for
export private terms; 800 b6ls common extra
ST rs; 100 do low grade family SO.
Northwestern-(>pring wheat.)-6Oo bbls extra,
in lots, s8a9 per Dbl.
CITY Mills 1000 bbls Howard Mills extra SO rs;
1000 bbls Vladuct do $40; $500 bbls Dorchester,
Silverspring and Codorus, understood at SO, all
nrexport; 80, 1000 pbls, in lots, trade brands,
within the range
GRlR.-Rectipts from Saturday to Thursday,
inclusive embraced, OF wheat, 7l50 bushels; corn,
l85 800, OF which Ill 900 Went into e,evstor oats,
43 484; rye, none. This market for wheat has
rued quite steady, the ,imiled offerings being
taken BY city mlllers. Corn outhern while has
been firmly maintained at 78ds0c, but on 1hurs'
day advanced TO S0as2c; Southern yellow has
been less steady, but closed frmer. In Western,
sales reported Few and prices held firm. Oats
have favored buyers; receipts in excess Of the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-18

CRUhBs.-To-day is the second anniversary
Of the death of william Gilmore SImms.
The weather yesterday was cool and de.
nghttul.
The Comet Steam Fire Engine Company had
an enjoyable picnic yesterday at Belvidere.
The Irish Rifle Club, at special meeting
last evening, reconsidered their former action
and decided to give no picnic on the 10th inst,
as announced.
Ma Michael Ryan was accidentally shot in
the leg last Saturday afternoon, while some
gentlemen were practicing target shooting In
the rear of Mr.. Hsppolds's establishment IN
Meeting street. The wound is a slight ona
Mr.. G. F. Buchheit sends US aue cot+,.
bloom picked on the 9th: instant, on the nlsn-
tatlon of Mr.. John Hoove, four miles from
Florence. He reports the crops in that ylcIn,-
ty as doing very well.
The decree ia the admiralty case of james
Mcneil, ct al, against che ship Roblna awarded
the llbellants the full amounts of their claims
and all costs, except those Of proctors for thu
llbellants, which were waived by their eoun,
sol.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-18
8 Of the market. We note transactions for

wants Of the market. We note transactions for
the week as follows:
Wheat.-5560 bushels Western at ST. aoa2 o5 for
red, and So 07a2 08 for amber; 1900 bushels penn.
sylVania red at So t5a2 10; 500 bushels Maryland
do aL 81 10; 500 bushels Michigan white at 81 TO-;
760 bushels Maryland do at S2a2 10. To-day only
400 bushels rnered; no sales.
Corp.-Sales OF Southern embrace ~ 5oo bus
white GE 78 l8uc, and on Thursday $500 bus do 8Oa
SIC; 20, 600 bus yellow at 66assc closing at the
latter; Of Western 1000 bus on the track at $50
6sc; $40 do rejected &c; $500 bus mixed In eleva.
ter OF 67assc. To-day, received s175 bus white
and 5U 600 bush yellow, OF which 48,s00 bus
went into elevator. Market advanced 20 on
Southern white; receipts all sold at SAC. southern
ern mixed CSC. Sto in ELEVATOR 278, ,4S9 bu h.
0ats.-Early In he week 20, 900 bus western sold
at b0a52c and 63a54c for bright; subsequent sales
OF mixed at 47a5ac. 1000 bus southern light at 54a
5Sc. To-day, 1900 bus received. sales 1900
bus Southern sn private terms; 1900 bus Western
mixed and bright 4sa60;.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-18

ST. JosErH's sUADAY-scHooL PIoN1c.-The
children, teaoher d friends of the Sunday
school attached to st. Joseph's Church had
most enjoyable picnic at the schutzenplatz
yer.terday. :, The smusements consisted Of
dancing in the great hall to the strains of
Myers string band, music on the grounds by
the St. Patrick Brass Band, archery BY the
boys of the school and a variety OF manly
sports by the gentlemen Of the party, in which
Mr.. James Welch carried of the honors In
both jumping and throwing the sledge. Dur
ing ths day the superintendent, Mr.. D.
O'Neill; was presented BY 4r. 7. Garety, on
behalf of the teachers, with beautiful silver
goblet, as mark of their esteem and appre-
clation Of his ability and fidelity as an officer
Of the school. - .s-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-18
Tho Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

Tho Charleston Cotton, Rice anu Navah
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NBws,
MONDAY EVENING. June II, ls72.
CorroN.-Thls market exhibited the dun anu
inactive features heretofore prevailing, ana there
was no business in the article.
R1cE.-There was moderate demand lor 'uis
grain at steady rates. Sales 80 tlerces OF clsan
carolina, say % tierces at sAc, 10 tShc . ID
We ouote common to fair at 7h@8c; good s&@
+sxc. .r Gala,
NAVAL sroREs.-spirits turpentine dull. Sales
aso bbls at A7a4sc, as to packages. :: Rosns dul
demand light. sales 200 bbls low grades az % ..
for extra No. g. 81 IS for No. and low NO. q 81 o'
for strained, and 50 25 for black. Crude turpen
line NAV be quoted at So so for virgin, 81 70 ioi
yellow dip and 81 so for hard.
sssIaHrs.-To Lverpoo, py steam dlrect, noun
aal on upiauds, nominal on sea islands' VIC NO"
York. xd on uplands, "a on sea islands; og san
xd nominal on uplandsr on sea ISLANDS NOMINAL
- uovre-on uulsnds. CosstWise-to New YorK
~ .,aonn sa IN uplandi and on sea islands; 81 30
q ,,e,ce N rIce;by sail Nc q fb on cotton;-f
.,erce on rice; SOC p barrel on rosln; 80 Fh on
INN ,er. $40 a on timber. To Boston, py SAIL.
"a n n on upland cotton; rosln Csc; resaWeo
ann s1oa1o so; phosphate $6@6 70. TO ProVi'
fence, BY sail $40 p n on boards, xc y ID Oh
cotton; by steam 81 = bale on New York rates.
70 Phila aelpnia, by steam So q on cotton;
bv SAT-, sse on boards; 50 6o@lo on timber; 50
uer ton on clay, and ssass so on phospnases. 10
baltimore, by steam 40 p b by SAIL, 50 So@1 =
Y on boards; ss@s SO on timber; 20 =" y
ton on phosphate rock. vessels are IN ue'
msnd by our merchants to take iomoe, Hs,su.'
from GEORGETOWN, s. O.. Darien and satllla River
90 ond Jocraonv,lle. Fla, to Northerp ports,
and sloa12 q are the rates on lumber ana
boards.
Misunderstanding 90 day bills FAX. =
ponKsr1o ExoHANsB.-The banks purenaae
dght checks on New York al par TO \ pre-. preum' u.s
outside they purchase at 1.1s@H y CENT pre-
MUM, and sell at s.ls@x premium.
aoLD-la@14.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-18
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. .C.......... JUNE IS, 1872.
LAT SO deg 40 min SO sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min AZ aec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter, PHILADELPHIA.
left Friday. Mdse. To W Courtenay, Railroad
Agents. d BulwinEle. P Walsh, Jas Cosgroye,
Robson, Jeiords d co, Charleston Gas co, MRS =
A Mehrteus McInnls. Douglas Miller, Hart 4
co, y FRANKIE, W N Bird Il co, ] Tonking, +
Taylor d co, W O Chapman CO, ELIAS BIOS VI
Bser Bischofr & co, Dowte, Noise Davis,
Gleason, Klinck, Wlckenberg 4 co, Feldmann
d co, i UiNeill, Pogartles Book House, II Hill
len, W Marscner. N BRISTOL co, W b Chafee
CO. Tiedeman. Calder co, Duo, Ahrens
l. co, Charleston Uity Railway, Hantoue co,
schep.r, Ravenel 20, Charleston Dental Depot,
and others.
Brig Lewis CLARK, Smith, Port Royal, 8 o-19
hours Ballast. To Cohen & Wells.
Merchants Line schr Florence shay, Hu' ching,
New Yorx.l2 days Bay ana q mass: e:t.I Io Roach "a
Blschun CO, Bulcken d Woh!smann, Claclus,
Bollmann BROS, cameron, Barkley GO, T Cater,
W Chafee d co, DUwie Noise Davis, Hart d
CO, Eel mann co, E b Garaner, Y graveey. :!
Hurkamp 4 co. Holmes & Calder, W Ha, raj, 4
Han & Gu, b Klatte d co, Laurey, Alexander d
co, q a Lengnick, U Lilienthal co, A McCobb,
Jr, Mowry & Son, 8 r Marshall q co. Com s
Morton, D O'Neil Son, L O'Neill D Paul co,
co. Steffens, Werner & quicker, Tobias Sons. L
Webb, Tiedemsn, Calder co, Wieters, @ W
King, Walker, Evans Cogsweu, OheVereux,
Soutnern Express co. and otners.
AT QUARANTINE.
A brig supposed 10 be the Fannie, from Balti-
more for St Jago de Cuba, reported to nave put In
for supplies, the vessel having been detained at
sea In consequence uf the sickness OF the captain
VINO Ia now, however, stated to be conVaescent
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British bark Alice O, DIX, Llverpool-Henry
Card,
d Mofrelt.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL. June II.
Arrived, the Grauton, from Galveston; Rowan.
tree from New Orleans.
oo' NEW YoRK. June II.
Arrived, steamships Huntsville and Victor.
Evenlng-Arrived, the oceanic, Darlen, Idaho,
Metropolis, Benefactor and Ocean Queen.
MEMORANDA.
The ship Calhoun, McCrary, for Beaufort, 8 O.,
cleared at New York 14Ih inst.'
The schr Palma, Rankin, from New York, ar
rived at Georgetown, : @, 9th inst.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
LIVERPOOL.
The Annie, Davis, sailed. March II