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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
TIRE STATE OF TRADE.

m.-ConO OPENED at 9 for money, snd
os for the account United Staes HyeTwenty bonds Has old gli
1913 ga Fores al New Ewes 33t he Railway shares o!
PARIS. Oct. pa. m-Reutes opened at 55i re
LIVERPOOL, 2-l a. COtOn opened quiet ard steady
Mddiug Upani.. gid.; Mid1iBg Orleans GID - -
ITvgPo Oct 81 active and sneri Mddlng Up
lands "a 0esi.; Nidjing orleans. =, Gl0d
LONDON oct 3O mCOnsos for money s1 for the account
92; 80, ana Z,
c 1alOw, a. . p cwt
2-5 mCOnsOls closed unchanged American
rites - o,hing doing aud prices nominal
FRANKFORT Oct 2Uued States FveTwniy bonds So for the
issue Of l62
PARIS, Oct 2-p mThe Bourse closed fat Ben;es 53f 2c
IyERPooI Oct 25 mCoou closed unchanged The sales Of
the day been 1900 bales including 1000 for export AID sPeua
ton.
ANTWERP Oct 2-p mPeroeUm eod buoyant 5ll francs for
fine Pa Ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03

the Company, including Almost valuable Land Grant,
averaging about $1,000 acres per mile OF road are
pledged as security fo7 the first mortgage bonds now
offered
All marketable stocks and bonds are received IN
exchange at current prices Descriptive pahpnie''
and maps showing Roate of Road, connexions
Tributary Country, &c, viii be furnished on apph-
cation. JAY COOKE d Co.
New-York Philadelphia and Washington
Financial Agents N. P. r. r.
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At 80 and Interest,

I..ud By the Indiana polls, Bloomington, ana western
Railway to aid in building its EXTENSION line "es 10 ur'
Chsmpsgn (1J miles to the Mississippi k'er al heoAu'
and branch from White 32 miles, TO Decstur all in the
s,ate or Iino, The bonds are first md only
mortgage on EXTENSION being rapidly constructed IN
BY able and experienced contractors VINO
represent capital millions Of dollars which nsures the last
rail being laid at early date About 90 miles are Afeauy IN
ibeI ,ni 10 miles graded tho 217 miles will he
completed early 1879 We have been connected and entirely Hn
with the L. b. W. Railway from its early organization 1t vas
peied Of 1870 aud has developed a2dy noa SUO
CESSFUL AND WEALTHY CORPORATION, having large revenue
from n, largely increasing business With the EXTENSION will be
one corporation with 40 miles Of road located in commando
ing position in the heart of the best portion Of 'e country
The counties on EXTENSION 1870 had population
2i2330i valuation Of real and personal estate SiSlOOO-
600 bu,h Of ersn raised ~ 900, 900, valu Of firm
ducts, S2J,57O, 900; ami live stock SiS,3l9,OOOj TO
which mny safely be added per cent TO represent
the present population and value. The counties on
the Old Line and the EXTENSION together contain n
population of nearly three-qunrters OF Million ana
a property valuation exceeding SiOO,ODO,OOO'
From statistics It will be really that the hAb NSiOh WI"
have Local Business that will make 1t complete sue
cess In addition to this the entire Through Trim'
Of the Missouri. iowa. and Nebraska Road connecting
with IL on the MISSISSIPPI River eIenng west to the Mss JD
e, where with the Midland Plie in hehrka lhse
two CORPORATIONS the Pous sud Rock Island (9l ms nd
the Davenport and 81 Paul 800 miles,, ahouh separate corpora
top, ARE CONTROLLED IN THE INTEREST OF THE INDIAN
ApoIJS BLOOMINGTON AND wBSTBlS RAILWAY, and. plae-
ucJ will be a united line Of more than l2OO miles the troaEh
business Of which Will pass the l.. B. W. This Li and
West trunk route has parallel competing line The
Eastern connections indianapolis the PennsyvIni1 Gem
trail Baltimore md Ohio, Belleontaine, Lake Shore
and New-York Central and other roads cenerng this pol
Prom the seaboarI to tue aai Northwest distances are
materially reduced this system Of roas much 20 that
cannot m to be the popular line for travel AMI business
Ie subr pons to male BY tow, and co1ass on
M lin. Of the EXTENSION and the rmsuder has been taken by
expe rienced railroad and B1stera capit1ii'ts'
Thee facts cannot ia bon which VIII be issued
opIv ON completed road rank among tho best railway
securities
The bonds are 900 each convertible into cS At Pa 81 Ae
option Of the hole1 and may registered free Of oiae
oupons payable yanu,ry sud J free Il tax The bonds nov
be h.d from banks and bDke throughout the county
We offer them at present 90 aud interest, and recommend
them strongly feads and Investors one OF the sei ana ms'
desirable securities IN the market
Bonds free Of express charged Maps pamphlets and ereu
lars furnished on application
~ % s-a q ca ~ II - |" TT ~ - 6
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HoUsroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COM
PANY's FIEsr MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
secured by a large and valuable Land Grant and
Sinking Fund of Per Cent Of the earnings For
sale at 20 and accrued interest in currency yielding
over per cent interest. William f. Dodge OF New
York. President. This Road will be entirely COM
pleted by the 1st of January next, and we conii-
IDENTIFY recommend the Bonds as perfectly safe IN
yestment JOIN >. CISCO s. son, No. SO Nall-st.
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THE CHICAGO G CANADA SOUTHERN
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 80 Years

PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
We recommend to investors as SAFE ana FfobF
able security Present price 90 and accrued interest
Interest payable April and October, at the Union
Trust Co., Coupon or Registered. This road is the
western end or link of the Canada Southern, which
together form the neC trunk line from Buffalo 10 Ch'-
odqO, running directly into Chicago on It's own line;
is straight and lere and the shortest line now built
or that can be built between Chicago and Buffalo.
The great accumulation of freights at Chicago ana
Toledo even noic beyond the capacity Of the present
Trunk Line renders the speedy completion OF the
road an absolute necessity. Pamphlets and all mfor-
nation furnished by
LEONARD SHELDON & FOSTER
Bankers, 10 Wal-st.
WINsLOw, LANIER 81 Co.,
Bankers p Pine-st
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RECEIPTS DE PRODUCE.

Per pCs'fls Rni'ro1dA $50
Ill Ashes II ukgS Re 3,8 bales Cotton, l43
bh' Beans ~ bags Beans lTOl
b flour ~ M Wheat l23 800 bu.h Corn, 90 s
hu M Barley, 20 bush Peas, 81 bags flatseed Is
La Grass eel Hops ~ bags b. J.. Peas liD sr
Leather rkgs Cake, 2DJ Hides 70 bids Hides, ~ hb on -
his Rodn III Peanuts pkg PORK 22 pkgs Cut Meats 20
Lard 2i pkgs Butter M pkgs Che o pk~
IaoU no so Rice 800 pkg starch wv hhdA 10
baeco % pigs. Tobacco go bbs Whisky 70 bales Wool
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THE MARKETS.


The Quotations based running ouahU not
rore tbsu al grades al q eaw The quoted
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feaal Notices.


CUPREME C0URT.-In the matter OF the
application Department Of Public Paris ln The Department
fpub Works Tor and behalf 81 the Mayor AAemea and Com
of civ Of York relative acquiring te Tor TIE ue %
toe Public TO al the lads required for
LAYING OUT a ROAD Or PUBLIC
DRIVE,
northwaI from souiherly line q Oe IN
City OF niersecoa Of the King bridge h"sl %
ert Known OF the eIarent Of shhe
Ps laid By fesolluoH OF ne 'ohA"a"
OF he Central Park. , --.t,.a ~. u.,..,
Pursuant such made and provided A ppsn
meat Of Ppbhc Ihe Department Of Paslc nos & 40
srv,y Tor behalf Of The Maor Aennea and 'oiloA
tie Cy SsWlork hereby notice that they seIa 20 sp
an. Ssreae Court 10 Rns Jucca District a TIE ,t o.
Vo,k n spe term thereof be held IN the Cosfihouss o
CIV Hall In the Newiork Monday The i'n aA o. 80
the she Court tnat laf or A. 5000
As Counsel heard thereon for the appointment OF
AZ Fsumste ard Assessment the above entitled Hsltef
Thai he nature ertrn Of lhe improvement 80
Iaypg out la Public Dive, 10 The siV OF :" WI
pofsa Of the soa,hery ne Of Onehnndred 30,
sov the westerly River ade OF ,sd Niy mat - ~s
aid souIherly line Ouehanirt andany hhhs t'd we
- re- kpg,hrge Road kGosg "a in"ofatr 80 -
Iegpste an the map Department OF Pht htf b ~
0s Of the Register the Ci aud County 81 Nes cfA -
,hie Drxe Nv resolution u! ht ai. es "e
ii PM adopted December - 1900 b. ssf cay Of ~"
V'A kiCAARD oG0GaAS COUNSEL 10 The GSfp0r'1'A-
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Chances tor BUSINESS fflen.

Chances Tor Business ttlen.
A GENTS WANTED-To CANVASS in the
~ Cns of BROOKLYN, and vicinity fora LIFE INSU
ANCB COMPANY None aud reliable need apply
10 whom lar com enaon will BE- guaranteed Address Boz 49,
Eew-York %
TIME best chance TO double your money An
undivided AMI valuable tract OF suburban Land
be low for cab the owner must go 70 huo %
aud improved property None
but Address ST. Pr ERsbU hG Inoune On
rINO RAILWAY CONTRACTORS controlling
xe mans Offered 10 join In frtcass railroad
remuneration without risk Address
b. real name osi,, PostOhce Box No. 5,J9A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03

transactions Kentucky Tobacco have been asarab WIN
the t stocks hand lO hhd
r and hhds consumption with welaiutlre prices
on low which In light supply We VERY
rarely indulge merits Of this other markets.
feel stating that the stocks for some time lying in New
bad been sent on here hey
would long have been REALIZED at salts actory prices
the crop reports unanimous about IT, being arge
There otOn it. quality; experience IA
rgc rTf rally sufficient Of good quality TO supply
demand which depends ruling prices than anything else
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GoparInersnlp Noiltcs.
tflarple uno SlaIf 1tl1nIels.

~-@~~~-~~~~~-~-~~->~~~~~~-~--
A KLABER. Steam MARBLE aud MARBLE,
IA IZlhG WORKS Ia aud 10 Eas EgaecntfsI Marble M
Marered Mans Tng h0nsmeris al prs that
DEFY competition Msroe Turning for tie trale
STEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs Slate u description. MABLk sad
WooD MANTElS r. r. sTEwAtr Co, 20 sd ~ West
Twenty thiri-si. seventh ave
- KLABER & Co. Marble Works, 223 West
-. FnyarstsL between BvadShy anl Eghiavc-AAbe and
Marbeed Aante Monamenis Hod-Sonea, Of nP' NofAaAh
ship At yerT low prices
rTHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
20 ter NJ waferOoms, unon.sqgAre FouaFei bll s,a
tsntbt ana are orng large assortment Of MANfkLs hAIk'
Gc msg AH, .aat aad unique desgnI. neea AAegoI
eom0slaOa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03

IN PER CENT KANSAS SCHOOL BONDS
III 10 PER CENT NEBRASKA SCHOOL BONDs-Pnneipsl and
interest payabe most desirable OF bond
Investments SALE below also MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS,
Al pr that II Is interest
FITCI OrIS Co. Bankers. II Pine-st New.York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24

GrxrR,I, j. r. G0RD0S To SENATOR, .JOHN
ccnrr.-Gpucml J. 3. Gordon, of Georgia,
has written II letter to Senator John Scott,
of PENNSYLVANIA. upon the statement made
Nv him in the United States Senate on the
l1th instant tlrit "Gener. j. i. Gordon, Of
Georgia. was among the organizers and earl
list leaders OF the kukIuH.' IL his letter
General Gordon says;
at i not for me to contrast nv motives,
my honor. ca integrity, with yours, but your
per>i>tgnt rcitcraion in Eollr place III the
council chamber OF the nation OF statement
already stamped rs Il Eti>cheod dclhahoS
SOME notice from me.
General Gordon rtI.crateS his denial OF any
connection with Senator SCOTS knk!uN, and
tlt.n goes on to review the condition OF the
southern States since the war, and the out
rarc: and piundcr to which they have been
subjected, and of which he has been IN eye
witness. concluding as follows:
And it is this diabolism you would con-
tiuuc in the South. Like the tormcntor III
the Spanish blllI-lights. you continually ling
the bloody flag in the face of the negro and
coad the white man To desperation with the
.bavonct. that the inevitable conflict may FIR
nish the excuse for the pcrpcfllatlon OF Your
dcspoti-m. pray hat the American people
.nar rtbukc this spirit III the coming clec.
tons. and let the reign OF constitutional
ncvrrnrI"ut hc once more lnalgilliitcd. Bat
.,, thai as il may, | Sha!i not permit yen ~
t,y Hence Ia hciSter w the fortunes Oh il
,ulitiral party by tlrlis dragging ny name
INTO uotorirty without asking YOU 10 carry
also the responsibility of the witu talsehood
YOU have pcrpetlatcd i'll the effort
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Wiz. fareelaY,. Acceptance.

Mr. Greeley's formal letter OF acceptance Il
given to the public to-day, and ttWia ne l!''''
with profound interest hy men OF III paIt'ss'
Il is most notable document III se'eial T.
srntial respects. II Is free from al a'o,i,
Mt ambiguity of expression. or d,s7cllio', .,.
on any Of the leading questions IL uo' ol,',
bv IMPLICATION. but i'm express ierlils, a'Hu.'',s
to date a new national departure, .! "... e,,
ut one grand stride, we shall advance !iohl
the lingering cXaction> and dc.i'o'l'il "a M'h
t. the full fruition OF peace anu le''oia''o'' Vi
civil authority and civil riGiltS. s,r1,
ON The vital questions which haVn maui
Democrats hesitate. M, HTcelry IS Si'S'''.la
clear and .rccilc. His declaration ':'' .,''
,.rrrv form of ccntrnlizalion l. given ~ III,
most pointed terms, and III cl'lnli. u'>''',
l,nn1la"c h.. asserts the rights OF St'icS AM
mIniriIrllics $40 enforce the IIg!itaala pro
mote the wc!I-hcing" Of their llllia''nanI.
without executive o. congressional liitti
ycntfnu. On the other -tunbllnG,Dioch U
ncnocratic aifjliation-viz., his po'ltl'7'i III
tinn If rlrrtcd--hc sicnces partisan opp"'i
t;n,, l,v drrl,ripe that he will nGi nc Tic 'i,
s;Lcrt or y ,:artv, int II the Whole people
nnJ his ya,ia,Ersc clearly commits MN 10 :
MOST literal uoliry in the exercise Of rNcct
49,, ,,,ycr. If any Republicans have hornt
r. make him prnscripsirn Ropilbilcal III tl!'
nr,.,idrutia chair, he di<nbuScs their minds
in The ilrlnkCs; manner.
lrpou the whole il is Il most manly ant
STRAIGHTFORWARD document, and trusts til,
cause he represents fairly to the intelligence
If the people of the country. IL will prove
l,,t another and n powerful impetus to TIT
already GROWN" tide in favor Of uniting tn,
clements opposed to Grant, and it will go GnI
towards si;cucim@ many Of the plausible or
icc.ion> made in Tie Democratic ranks to tht
Cincinnati Ticket. If there were any doubts
Yesterday that the Cincinnati and Baltimore
tickets will l}c the same. there can be no Sucl
doubts reasonably entertained to-day. and w
may accept Grant aid Greeley rs the o!'l,
presidential competitors in til" contest o
49,. -Phiiddeiphia Telegraph (Rci'ubfcnn>
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,5Son1y Ira merits 1ar above that 81 style.

ftsorlfy. are merits far above t!las vi sssio'
II Is the display of these qualities IN the Try
;nr circumstances in which the author was
placed that entities him alike to the aonl'i'-
ton and the confidence Of the nation.
This letter presents platform upon WINE"
MI people may stand without sa''.'''' VI
right or principle; my, Of sentiment .'
II is the platform upon which the s'F'''''''
passions and prciudic"s, ana inc ,''No'' -.
war. NAV I've offered mp ~ Sac' =, Wv
rooh re rho Union and the harmony ana ''''-
tcn,mcni of The pc"p,r. H..
{. "a W., have heard. it not only GIVES
o,,irc satisfaction to all Lib"raists, hui u
y,,,rn. The anti-GRErLEy a>pcriiisS Oh the
,.,.,,. .:ii,.ncckcd and fiery of the Democrats
\ few weeks will aprcaSc their spite a'to'
nethcr, aud they will join The army OF Llhe'
rai>., in their struggle to rturitr the STATES
in ,.qual'y and harmony, and restore peace
and rontcntmcnt 10 Che people.
What is there, in Gods name, TO prevent
the Democrats from supporting GREELEY
He stands up boldly Foe The rcC>tabliShmen'
Of local state authority, and opposes the cer
t,.,iizat;on Of all power in the Federal Coy
eynmcnt He hopes to carry ont these views
hy ih" popular will, and what Democrat chi
aird another more cfl','ic!i; @ccnt: War has
f1lcd. Then, war i rejected. No State cal
stand up against the Federal Government
vlic!. she has helped to make greater than
herself. and to oppose which by iorcible re-
| stance She is altogether unable. The Con
s,il,liion. il is true. lays down the powers
Of he Federal Government and reserve:
| their rights to the states, hut since
Tie s,lmriori'y Of force is altogether Will
tic Federal Government, ti,e bowers o. thai
| Government cannot hr forcihly restricted T..
The States. nor can tho States by force dc
| fnd any OF their rights which the Fedora
Government may infra,t. Then, force Of
| w1r is entirely out Of the question. But th'
| people, through the election Of President
and congressman. can control the question o.
right between The central power aud tho
States. and Mr. GHErLEY and the Litcrilist'
recognizing this rs the only protection
against Federal u<,Tlrsli"n,~ hr1rcIy take
lhtir stand and proclaim That they are lou
thoroughly rcc,;a'Ii>hin% H'air authority
and fer restraining the Federal power
Within the limits prescribed hy tic t'iH''"'
! ten.
If t,,r,p hr prinnrrai> who think iha'
t',rv en-, ar.s,inl,i>h more hy any "''i'r WY
| ,nr States ri.ili<. state rpEaliF' an" P'i-
>on,l liberty. they arc hlocNi'';'d>. lhcT
! skull. 1yr 80 thick That nj IN" SHOCKS. con-
,p;,ion,. Hnd tl,;N0clh"lt> OF disastrous
,,.r could r,a',r no imrrc>>ion upon them
They NV. ;r,!,,li, J." ;''Indrncd n hopeless
,,rrurr.r,, r,yrr NOR" - i'e Of amy practical
Irnrli; f. their country.
Mr.. GRriilNS letter Of acceptance Is
,x.cflv suited 10 the tt,tE and ho;,r. and will
ii, an immense deal to cOnciiatc the sections
and riourcr IN afflicted people ont Of the
wilderness o, tli>cord and misery in which
ti.y nave II long fingered, to the everlasting
SHAME 81 their rulers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24

Last week the worthy editor Of the Fair
fax .Ne1rs had the tcmcrity to express himself
- follows:
" ~ bile the Conservative press and pro.
ole Of the South, almost without exception
profess 20 prefer Horace Grcc!cya> their can
djtiatc for President rather than riska Demo
cratic nomination, it il beginning TO appear
that the Democratic leaders of other sections
desire the party 10 make 4 nomination.. This
pressure will be brought TO bear heavier and
heavier until the meeting Of the convention
uhe 9th of JULY ut Baltimore, when the
effect of the pressure will result i'll noml.
nation. Then the Liberal movement with
Horace Greeley at its head, like the dog re-
turning to his yomt, will return to their
former work, and, like all disappointed men,
will work the harder TO atone for their sins
"Grerlcy is Il good editor, Il good farmer,
and Il philosopher, and if there are any pros
poets of him becoming Democrat we have
not much doubt he will get the support OF
the party. Greeley has the reputation OF be-
iug an honest man politically, and if so he
will remain Horace Greeley. the embodiment
and godfather OF every principlc-and
more-now entertained ny the Republican
party
Brother Writings paper went out to the
people of his county on Saturday. On Mon
day came the county court, and With II INC
influx OF, citizens TO the Courthouse, and
with them, alas, much tribulation to Brother
Whiting And why? Because they colsld'
cred that he had misrepresented their scntl
ments. "Dont't," said one old weather
beaten, sturgeon-coIored son of Democratic
thunder, who could boast of lincai descent
from the Resolutions of '9S, and collateral
connection with every other pet OF the "ull'
terrified" and who had always before sworn
shy the eternal and Extra Billy Smlti,
"don't think, by G. (Grcclcy undcrstood)
that the Nc,rS expresses our opinions. Nc
sir. We don't want the DInocr'ts TO DC
d fools, sir, any longer. Damn ola Gree
ley, sir; | amt caring for him: hlit itS inc
principles, sir, its the platform. That ) Tile
sound Dimocratic doctrine"
This was not the only expression OF
wrath. They came thick and fast, ana III
short time brother Whiting hlinse't sue
cumbcd to the "pre>sure which tic had III
vokcl and retired TO his "loit. "--L7ocrd
Citizen.
We relate t!!n circumstance, which Is
literally TRUE, Us cTidencins the TACT tnat Tue
people are intensely Interested IN the coming
contest, and that their hearts are WIN INC
Liberal movement. We contend for the truth
Of this avcrment. and shalt multiply NC
proofs Of ill., alexandria Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-24
E;aaIl SSo EIhiTiIftn

The mind Of Virginia hoinc definitely
made up, aud that with iii amazing unity
and c:igvrncs>, upon the point that We should
make no nomination, it becomes necessary
to consider only nHc question: Will not Il
failure 10 Instruct oar delegates against Il
nomination Gc dangerous to our llcnr or
garization: 10 this we TO not hesitate TO
answer yes. The political hacks, the poiti-
r;ans bv trade, and those weak journals
which follow ono or two individuals and see
only with their clr~-to all these the viii OF
the people is often sealed matter. TO I'LL
of them. North and :>ulitiI, within and with
out VIRGINIA, it WAS incredible That the peO-
pie. the great lnrss Of men in the South.
could put aside party names, and, rising to
the height cf the OCCASION. could sacrifice
thc memory Of ancient party friendships and
purity lcilu< 10 the good rf tie country
through return to peace and lawful RUE.
The nomination Of Mr. Greeley came Is !;
surprise. Yet 10 one who t0llrhcd elbows
with the people it WIS plain that surprise
was a welcome one. and then began instantly
IL formation of opinion favorable TO thc
Cincinnati nomination, which proceeded with
IA rapidity almost without precedent in the
history of Virginia. and the state ms already
for several weeks been practically unit.
The Tnder had the merit. CT the luck, or
whatever different people may call it, OF
knowing beforehand the direction Of public
sentiment. Of SymlmthiZing with il, and
OF stimulating it by instant adoption, with
out provi*o or qualifications. of the nominal
ton ~ conveyed TO Us by telegraph.
iron this further question "" arc no more
doubtful than as 10 the main isStic--acccpt-
ance Of Mr.. Greeley: nor arc the people
more doubtful. We are all Of one mind-tC
opprse ~ MI meath, Il separate Drmccrati,
nomination. Let uS moi. then. make our
selves labl" 10 help III such nomination. H.
other words. LET Us instruct ON tr!"raiirn I.
announce for liz that WrcUnSidcI S,ica n"n!'
natiun - iinnrcc~elly. unWi-c, ana dAi'
gcrOUS."
And for these lIia;n REASONS. il we are tC
be killed by 'Ec folly ot Baltimore. ut least
we will not hcipin the killing; and secondly
because lnliI'il'tcS ot people pcopir. moi
roiiciarsl arc 50 bent OH having Il straight
contest of Greeley against Grant that they
will not accept nor supports Democratic c;In
di,Iilc. it enc is naiucd we will be Divided
here Il; hoinc. and !hal division j. ti'.' thing
most cr aII things 10 Representations
burg indcr.