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Delaware's delegates in the Baltimore conyen-
ton resisted the nomination OF Greeley but
aeGuieseed in the decision finally, and Senator
Bayard, before sailing for Europe, pronounced
sulkily in favor OF the Philosopher. Bat Della
ware democrats propose to have say in the
matter, and object to being hinged in the
nose" The state convention held yesterday
refused to entertain resolution endorsing
Greeley, and laid it and a stronger substitute on
the table. A number OF the delegates declared
after the adjournment that Delaware would
vote for Grant. In view OF the democratic dis
affection in strong democratic states the BalG-
more AnsrieaE thinks il would not be strange if
Greeley failed to carry Kentucky and Maryland.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
THCRSDAY.... August Is, ls72
The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
Any portion OF ii, can have HE STAR mailed TO
their address for such time a. they desire, at the
rate of fifty cents per month Orders, accom-
panied BY the money, should be sent to the bust
ness otice Of the paper.
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The authorizes of Baltimore deserve common
dation for putting stop to the operations of
the shoulder-hitters who selected that city as q
safe rendezvous. Prize-fghting is getting to be
at discount i'm this country.
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BUlLDIHG AssOOIAfIoN
W. II. WETZEL, Secretary
6ul2-3t 21l6 II street
r"sTRONG TESTIMONY

-
NY STEUBENV LIE, OHIO, Sept. 4, ISL.
d. " m. II. Taff:-Desr Sir-I feel il a duty TO
you snd to suffering humanity to make public the
great merits Of your Extract Sarsaparilla and
Oueens Delight. For years 1 have been a great
ss al my general health broke down, aud WA
sHlctec with nervousness Of the most terrible char
CcteI which was soon followed BY an erurtjc n All
over the btdy, formiD large ulcers in some places
ana attended With rheumatic pains Tongue canpot
desGrite nay sniierinsi was reduced almost to a
skele n, ana lad perfect lCathirg of food. was
aitendt by several physicians who rendered me no
rsHef- desralred Of ever being well again; but
thanks to Kind Providence, accidentally he Ard of
yCnr medicine i sent for half dozen bottles, and
before had taken three 4 began TO feel better NV
appetite improved, and the rheumatic palma became
less severe and could enjoy sleep. have Continued
Its use, and have taken eleven bottles and be ieve
an sound man again. Tho Ulcers have all healed,
my skin IL smooth and healthy, ard have gained y
pounds in weight. I believe my sickness resnlted
from faint Of scrcfula. I would earnestly recon-
mend your Compound 10 my ow-sufferers
With deep gratitude to you, ever your friend,
JAS. FRANKLIN.
pr. TUFTS Liver Pills are mild and gentle purga-
I've, possessing the peculiar merit of acting as
powerful agent IN relieving congestiye or TORPID
liver. They have no equal.
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BOARDING..

FIRST GLASS BOARD AND LARGE, AIRY
y RUOMS, at moderate prices, at FREMONT
HOUSE, corner ID and Indiana avenue. aul4 St.
ROABDING-Lsrge airy ROOMS, nicely furn-
~ ished, with the best of TABLE BOA I'D at reas-
enable rates Good situation, and line of street
cars; 913 New York avenue N. W. aug3 2ws
EOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMs, AND
" prices moderate, at 2l0S corner Of Pennsylys.
MIA avenue and 2let street. mAyl-tf
EIkSTOLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
\ FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
az 1901, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
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%OHIO REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION -
w An adjourned meeting of this Association
VIII be held Tbs Thursday EVENING. at eisbt
oei1ck, at Marini's Hall, y street, betw.e 9th
NEWTON FERREE. Secretary vhp' President;
~A1TENTION, KNIGHTS OF sT pa
S TRlCk-There will be special meeting Of
the CCmmandery To MORROW EVENING, the
10th instant, at the hall, 9th street, at ~. SHARP
kyery member in good standing is requested to be
present as general business Of importance will be
broueb bit before the Commandery. By order OF the
Commander.
It, VIM O. KINAIY Pecordar
T@HARMUNI BUILDING ASsOOIAFION
~ TAKE NOTICE!
I'm ne third monthly meeting will be held at the
friends Meeting House, ISL street northwest,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 18th, at
ocleck y. m.
Persons DESTROYS OF taking stock in an association
VIII DO well 10 connect themselves with the Har-
nony ~ this meeting. The books remain open but
one month longer Tor new subscriptions
Copies OF the constitution can be obtained at the
meeting, or py application to
W. Il. WETZEL, Secretary,
auIz-ot 2ilb II street n. W.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., AuGrsr Is, 1912.

This is 10 notify the public and whom il may con-
Germ that the frm Of partnership in the trade of
Painting heretofore existing between ALFRED ID.
CANNON and JOHN T. ANGEL, at 62l La ave,
is this day dissolved By utua consent Of said
partners All the Indebtedness of the said firm will
70 said ifrm are notified to pay their bills to 1r. A.
d. Cannon, Who is authorized to settle all the bus.
ness OF the said firm. IL witness whereof we have
this day agreed rs Aforesaid.
ALFRED d. CANNON,
- JOHN Z. ANGEL.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug Is, 1871 take this
method to return my thanks TO the public and my
friends for their past fsvors and patronage and so
icit contin patton of the same, as will continue
tue PAINTING business at the old stand o. La, ay,,
bet 9Th and IN sts., nerth SIDE Respectfully &c,
Aul5-3tE ALEkED CANNON
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FOR SALE.

Eos sALK.Lhree lsre.. MoRK HoRSKS, ooe
IA, as. s,.sble' i'lh and ID st,ee,s .,-g %
FIpSo sSktfts p -, F.I ., a. :. q
a,h,eni: vel ms,cl.e and only y inches In
-''h' 30'' the 'hins fgT ehiilsrsss Hse: 81
-ssl.G Livery s;s6ie., $50 X s.reet. ".
800 MIL BY M. TEAH 0F BAY
STa rss sSf sis 49, Eoo az SsS NJ
veil tr9ks q sadie II psf i.s sSirs- -
ury. "N'f' ''0n'hess' ocruerl L, :. Tress-
a rINE ENCTLLFNT T5NF 90 o..T :.
"a, hoSSkNooD PIANO ior sale Pr,,So ~
a. sr 'ayHsiSs s'S Ss Any Sta :. isas s
IIS1 AhRIyEp-TW EFT1 H0E - -.
syists Cd wei hrofe IN IN, . NO. "a, b hSr.
hsrBess. one sorfsi SIsrs. isS b.1ss s,gt 10y
y Ss. S o.a M 'n tl sS ana I rs S' ~
family Also some exec pTait Hess.s ~
aus q. s.s street, let 4 an ~ sos,Ss
co6k co sIl b la s .ir;s., Wv Ar .ao;t
Id N nSsTssHsaRskkiy cc 5rs1r. sAL
MAINLAND.
e. At FTsiS a:T s. ARM fi ia
FINER, county Nd, the ressence of thsvAy
sores, II private i.s ' hi. Fslm $500 a - ~
,Hfnpi5s ieSdiug from 2ocksilis 70 GeorgeteWn. D.
u
=, lt Sile.s rsre induoenent 20 any gentleman 4.
residing beth Only distaHt n. n.s - o9u.ntIg
ne sect ~ gov rnnoni aud b reached Sifbia
Rockville TIE Improvements consist 81 c1rar1
diJ us aud comfortable dwelling. large bar, %
house servants house in ysrs' hen S.. ' , nat
good sster IN the yard, = nevrr fAilirr sprins "a
hps wsteI negr re houss NHh'esiry,
peaches, pears aud cherries The lAnh = In 4 cuoi
tsie on producing good crop. 4 whesi,
now well set IN srsss The location l. healthy aid
erty VIII please call upon Messrs. Peter Hender-
son Aii@Tneys II RoeSville NJ OF Messrs. podSs
either of whom Will give the price aud - sale
LOCUS h. FINCH.
EoCp PAsTURAGE FOR 90 HEAD or
horses bs sS s e.5s :, g sasSre
dsnce q the late Leroy ". Finch, miles southea-t
Of hSsk' lie Pr-oe per horse - per week.
ZOE SAIE-FARN-Threeh nnared and W, NV
= hye acres Of LAND, three miles from the Awe
duct and tye Ties from Ions bridge, 10 AieSssSri.
good Dwelling HoCse-, well wsteree, and in a fair
viii be div idei 70 ss pnreSa.rs sac hole, 81
oPgaftnsiiy g purchase land near BY ant in -ight
the Potomac river from Alex sndris 10 w.sh,nvtori
oNeIiooking All - the District 81 Columbia snd .
viii be shown the p7,nises win pleasure.
BASIL HAIL. Halls Hul,
H3-Im nali Ollie from Balls Ores Roads.
For sAL.-I !isec s.oeE So .Il sd fE5ure. .
.ocnfed aad dong . sood cAsh business satisfscs
tors reasons n, en- tor sesiI g. APply % ANDREW
faetory, corner l4ih aud sts. US
k'0s sALE-FiFTY JACKSON WAGC as, saii
IL allie Tor farmers sId sssyg hsnlins
coiaint!s Market, corner Massachusetts, a.enss
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ALFRED D. CANNON.
IlArrNL nv ~ 80
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
l. TRIUT OF COLUMBIA.

HOdths sYs.fd4 ItTn', ArFhsf INh, 1H1.
IN the case OF Henry l.. Carlton Executor Of
SAMUEL CLARK, deceased, the Executor afore-
sald has, with the appreciation of the Supreme
court OF the District of Columbia aforesaid, ap-
pointed FRIDAY, September 9th, 1872, for the
anal settlement ond distribution of the per-
hand, a. far as the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the credit
ors and heirs of said deceased notified to attend
with their claims properly youched, or they may
9therwise by law be excluded from al benefit in said
pubished once week for three weeks in the Eve
ming Star previous to the said day,
Test:-A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills
aul5-th St. Per JAS j OFT Dem Clerk
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On the evening Of the 18th on r street
IL between Parter's Bookstore; 18th street and Ilth
street, set Of CURLS. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving them at the Star Office. 1t
Gin REWARD.-Lost, o pair Of Gold bowed
Civ SPEOTACLES, marked &C
hitman." The above reward will beo"
given If returned to Ia East Capitol st. or Room
% Second Controller g office. Its
EOUND-About two months ago, at the n
- corner Of II and 10th streets, GOLD ESA1
WATCH. Call at GIG 10th st. aul4 St {Slx
I OST-Os Saturday, August 10th, GOLD
- BBEA STPIN, with pearl center and hair of
deceased friends Any one leaving the same at 327
l. St, will be literally rewarded. aul4-2t~
EFT HOME-On the 5th inst, ROCCO PAS
IL CUCCI, aged IL years; had ON when last seen q
round, brown cap, and white pants and jacket light
complexion, gray eyes, fiat nose, dark brown nair,
cut close; bad harp with him: Also, at the same
time, FRANOIsCO PAMELA; has q dark COM
plexion, black yes aud hair; had en- pair Of blue
pants, and in his shirt sleeves with q French can
$50 reward will be paid and all penses for nfor-
nation concerning their whereabouts.
MICHAEL BROHER,
su14-3t' 205 B st. N w, Washington, D. C.
I OsT-strayed from my premises, on Saturday,
II August 10th, SIX SHEEP; marked on 0
the head and root OF the tail. liberal re-tJ4kYS
ward will be paid II left at my place, on 7th *
street road, near Schuetzen Park.
anl3 St. J. BAKERsMITH
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No. us FIFTEENEH STREET, PLANTS BUILDING.
FOE SALE
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HDTsE n,
south street, between Il and 81 ssre-fs With an
the modern Improvements. small cash payments
and long tine CD balance ''4''
Several FARMS, small and large, on the lire Of
the Point OF Rocks railroad, within few ufnQtes'
Walk o. The depot, within thirty minutes Of Wash
Also, enc of two hundred acres, on the same ROAD
and same distance from depot, improve ed IL House,
Six LOTS near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey
avenue. One OF the finest situations in tie CITY
a hands me CoUNTRY SEAT Of g. acres one
mile above Georgetown.
handsome HOUSE, on corner 2lst and ii
streets, with every modern Improvement, long time
payments.
fine LOT on q street & T. between ID and ID
Two Lots or 81 street, between and 4 : n
Several LOTS on ID street, bet. 81 and So = u
Three handsome HOUSES iE the w est End
Also, bOUSES and LOTS In all parts of the city
Two handsome HOUSES 9:h street
MONEY TO LOAN
ID sums OF from s 900 to Sle go on real estate
SSO 000.,PARTIEs IN NEW YORX,
VcosOOO desire me 20 lend for then tNe
above amount in suitable suns J. s. BLANK
NAN, Attorney al Law, Flants Building, 18th
street and New York avenue. jyIs-ims
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYES ENDORSED
THE BEST CT tNISTS ar12.ac2t


~ RIOS D a LISI
~ The great Blood purifier is without a par
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, ArriI 81, 1870
=, 6snts: feel 1t due & suffering humanity and 10
the celebrity Of your valuable preparation 10 cav
THAT have ed the Rosadslis with te most decided
aSyantage As tieet purifier it is without a par
aDei. believe il will cure every eruption of tre
skin which flesh is heir to, besides possessing
sishl .onic progertles Ny family would not be
WIpoutn: Respectfully,
aGl0 eeot T.. II. LIVELY
0@A hEPUBLlCAN OF THE FIFTH DIS
IbICT-Eor Grant and Wilson all the while
ALFRED JONES Is q Candidate fer the House Of
Delegates in behalf Of laboIing men aud tax payers
-!y.g--olIa MANY VOTERS.
HE ST. JOSEPH DENVER CITY RAIL
AZ ROAD COMPANY,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, No. 81 NASSAU ST.,
Nsw YORK, August LIST, 1872
The Coupons and Registered Interest, due August
18th, 1872, on the First Mortgage Eight per Cent,
IS per cent? Gold Bonds of the St Joseph and Dem
yer City Railroad Company, BOTH EASTERN
AND " ESTERN DIVISION, will be paid at the
office of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
the City OF New York, upon presentation and de-
msnd, on and after date, free Of tax.
FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
auel-2w Asst. Treasurer,
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G A H p E T s.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
We have a large variety of patterns Of TAPES
THY BRUSSELS and BRUSSELS CARPETS,
which We will offer at Who'll ESALE PRICES
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1. Also, choice line of
TERMS.
These goods are all strictly rstclass and well
worthy OF an inspection.
saM + xh1kSf rR W. 81 p MIToE ELL CO.
aul32w Northeast corner 9th st. and Pa. ave.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
TWO TRIPS WEEK TO AND FROM PliILA-
Line.' @86A
G. y. HYDE,
augl21ot 50 Water street. Georgetown, b. @.
r YkEuNDjS LADIES, NATIONAL DINING
= and ICE CREAM SALOON, corner 18th and
Pennsylyania avenue. Ladies' and gentlemsn's
Lunch every day, from ii a. 10. to D. m for Csc.
Lpnch ehaneed daily. My facilities for supplying
Parties, Weddings, Dinners, &c. complete,
superior to any other in my line in the city, and
would solicit liberal share of your patronage. +.
FREUND, Caterer and Confectioner, l10l Penn
syly ania avenue. aug-Iy
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JUAN BOYLE d GO,

RE L ESTA TIE. OHERS,
No. us FIFIEENEK STREET, PLANTS 5rILuISs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-27

The soldiers ana sailors conven
ton at Pittsburgh, last week was &;
great affair. Several friendly com
r'unica,ionS were received from OK
confederate soldiers. The attend
ance was very large and enthusiasts
tie. Gcneials Wilson, Gargeld, 10
gan and others made speeches
Their resolutions endorsed Gen.
Grant heartily. The it'll reads
1--WE cherish no spirit ofrcvengc to-
ward our fellow citizens Of the
South. Tie magnamimity of our
late Commander inc chief on the field
OF AppomaitoX was sufficient
pledge OF the Inion army that the
bloody chaSnI' of war was closed ;
with malice toward none hat with
charity to all we extend the right
hand of fellowship TO all those who
ACCEPT in good faith the results OF
the war and who will extend 10 ev-
cry American citizen. of whatever
race or color. the rights which are
>olemnly ghara-teed 10y TIE ConSli-
triton of the United States and the
V. made !. pursuance thereof.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-27

ONE TERM.-I'hc Democrats claim
hat their party is the lineal sue
cssor OF the cid Republican party
OF the early days Of the Rcpubilc--
in fact the same party. We never
admitted it. but conccding the claim
for arguments sake, it follows that
that patty, which now has such Il
horror Of "renominatlonS,' has sup
ported for recollection, Jefferson,
Madison, Monroe, jackson and Nau
Buron, rc-elrcting all but tie latter
We never knew that any serious
evils arose from the reelection ol
the first four. The cnly men even
reelected by amy other party were,
Washington and Lincoln, aud we
are not aware that nNhody now
questions the wisdom Of the rt-clec-
ton of those men. One more VIII
be added to the list in about two
months.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-27

As reports of the wheat harvest
differ widely, we find it uccC ssary &c
give our personal attention to Tho
subject, and, IA usual, thoroughly
examine Che condition of the wheat
crop in the West aud Southwestern
States.
Our experience in the last .t
years has taught us the Importance
Of selling for such millsas are loca,
ted where the wheat is the best land
for such mills rs will follow our in
struc,ions in manufacturing n flour
perfectly adapted to the wants OF
ON customers; and it may he tol
their advantage, and the public
generally, that we should give them
our views of the prospect of getting
good sound flour Che coming season.
On our Western tour this season.
we made orr first stop in Canada.
We found in the best winter wheat
section in Canada, on the north
shore Of Lake Ontario, a strip Of
country nearly 80 miles wide where
the droutl had been very severe.
The crop VAS nearly ruined. Ear.
ther to the north, the crop matured,
and HE quality is good. In Michi-
gan the crop is quite uneven. and
not an average Weld in the State.
In some parts Of the state the
weather in harvest time was unia
vorablc. and the wheat is in bad or
der. There will he n large lnopor-
ton OF the Michigan flour second
quality, and quite ordinary.
In some parts Of Illinois the win
ter wheat is fair in quality, but not
a large yield--not mp TO former
years. 1t is with officially that
mllcrs can obtain prime sound
wheat to make their best grades OF
-four.
In Missouli the -four is very poor,
and most o. it is shipped INTO Kan
saS to supply tie deficiency there,
The samples Of wheat on the market
in -. Louis are mostly inferior i'll
quality, and the best -four in the city
can only be made from Kentucky
and Southern Illinois wheat
Hence, most of the ST. Louis mills
are running on very ordinary wheat
Indiana has some very choi {
wheat ; and, as a whole, the yie.d
is about an average one.
Kentucky has a fine crop Of choice
white winter wheat.
Ohio has fine crop. hut the quail
ity is not as good MS last year.
Pennsylvania and Western New
York have a very poor crop.
AS whole, we must conclude
that a large proportion OF the t'oul
this season will he much below that
Of last year in quality and we think
the quantity much less. although
in some sections the splinG wheat
crop is good, ard may make up til"
deficiency in winters.
The Minnesota crop is good.
Iowa has not an average crop.
Our arrangements with some OF
our old miilcrS ar such that we
think we shall be able tC furnish
sound and reliable flour.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-27

SENATOR CoNKuNG OK VERMONT
EIEcTIoN-ln n speech At great
Republican meeting at Troy, on
Wednesday evening, Hon. Roscoe
,'Onkiing said:
Six weeks ago no State had vot-
cd. North Carolina (checls) had
not voted, Kentucky had not vot-
ed. Its people i'll Faycttc county
have since voted, in HAT strong
Democratic State they have icpndl-
atcd thc coalition. Vermont Cll'
multuous checiirs) had not voted.
Vermont aye You may well ap-
plaud-wheic there are mere New
York 1ribaneS taken in proportion to
the population than in any state IN
the Union, has voted recently. The
canvass was the most exciting
known in years. The coalition
fought as hard as it could. Every
devise of political leacrdeman was
resortcd to everything that Glib
,ralisln" could do by fair means and
foul was done, and wha' is the re
suit 7
a voicc-2G, 900. (Chcers)
Mr.. Conlling-i'he star that new
or sets mounts higher III the zenith,
applause, TwcntE-siX thousand
majority Vermont is thcYald stick
to measure the Presidential cali
vass. II, in that Tribune reading
State, Mr.. Greeley and those who
are with him in the coalition cannot
make an lnroad upon the Rcpulli-
can party, pray tell ne, ifyon can,
where, from the Lake States 10
those of the GGlf is the Greeley
mcnagcrie TO look tor gainSs In the
light Of that vote from Maine which
| hope to read to You this evening
before | finish, the coalition fabric is
shrinking like burning parchment.
and you may read victory on tie
blazi, Z forehead Of the pol tea SKY.
cloud applause
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-27
K'icIat with i.lc Indians.

SAN FRANsISCo, SEPT. 20.-A
dispatch from Diego reports ~ fight
between the command of General
Crook and the indians of Date
Creek reservation. 1t appears that
Il party OF Apache braves were DIS.
covered on the war path. General
Crook with a guard attempted then
arrest. Four or five hundred In
dams fred on the guard. killing one
soldier. The fire was returned by a
company OF cavalry, killing thirty
Indians, when the remainder OF the
savaucs broke and fed to the noun.
tains and wel" pursued by two com
panieS of cavalry.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-27

Horace Greeley left New York
last "Wednesday, for trip West and
South. On the 10th, he arrived at
Pl,tshurg, Penn. when he made a
speech bitterly denouncing the sol :
dicrs and sailors convention lately
held there, aud paying inIsonc Hat
terry to the pittshurghcrs. Every
where hc stopped it WAS the same
old time hatred OF the south. which
il was the Office of ,ibc alism 90
smother.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-27

"Thc person who shall be name
less was, at last accounts quietly
disclaring his official duties III tie
executive mansion, ut Washington
and the author of the remark was
on board n steamer bound for En'
rope, partly because OF iniirmlly Il
body, and partly because ola tronb
led mind.
"Thc man recovered e the bit,
The dog il was that died.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-27

BaWLES vs.. BOWLS. The fol-
lowing eStracts from editorials III
the Springfield EeguJl'caR on The
Maine election, eXp'a II themselves
Ec'orc the election.
Tf their majority shall be cut
down to $40 or J,0C0. as the libcr
nls claim possible, it will be A great
Liberal triumph, and will give a
chance for Greeley to carry the State
in November. II. on Tie other hand
the Republicans retain possession
by majority OF not Irss than 10,
900. it will be II decided Repuhllcan
triumph. vii! leave the vote of No
vember for Grant undisputcd, and
will encourage the rant cause all
over tie Tnion."-AHg. %.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-27

On the first Of October the stamp
duties on all business papers ana le-
gal documents save bank checks,
will be removed. Contracts, al!ida.
Wit, bills, receipts, notes, conveyance
cs, policies, warranty deeds, mort
cages, power OF attorney, ana ali
such documents, VII be free from
this restriction.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-27
after the ClectioR.

The opposi ion in Maine have
the satisfaction of knowing that
they fought bravely "A very unequal
fight they will not he disheartene'i
by their defeat. nor will that defeat
outside of New England. have much
effect on the general Presidential
lesult."-SCpt. 10.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-27

The ccppeihcad Greeleyitc papers
in New Hampshire, announced that
young and promising lawyer i'll
Carroll county had declared i'll favor
of Greeley. This promising young
man never did amy such thing; but
lately, in writing to one of, his
friends who WIS slightly tinctured
with GrrclcyiSm, gave him this
wholesome advice "Don't let the
train get under such Roadway, and
SO far along, that You cannot get on
the rear car.' This was excellent
advice, and we have no doubt Will
be lecdcA, not only by the one to
whom it was given, but by some
others who have by this time dis
covered that this Whole Greeley
movement is fraud and a cheat,
which, if successful, would simply
bring iuto power the Democratic
party. the party which rebrlled
against The government, fired ON he
flag. and threw lis into debt four
Thousand million doliAlS.-IHdGpeH-
dart Statesman.