The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-07
The Flight of Don Carlos
GENEVA ARBITRATION
DEATH OF JUDGE JAMES DUNLOP
the NOMINATIONS.
Opinions of the Irish Press

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Opinions of the Irish Press
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CONGRATULATIONS to Greeley.
Greeley received to-day conrratulatory
dispatches from Chief Justice Chase. Gar
rett Davis. Leslie Coombs. John b. De-
frees. and Richard Michaeliz. of the Chicago
Men Presss. Coombs and Davis saw that
Kentucky will ralIy to the standard of the
lifelong supporter of Henry Clav. maa1
ll What the Press Knows About Greeley.
L,cL.oo, Mice Nav Tho .C;,c;,,,t;
nominations and platform are well received
here. The Mississippi Democratic press
are outspoken for cooperation with the Lii
beral Republicans. a--s
The Vicksburg Herald and Meridian ca
actte, both leading Democratic papers, say
it is good ticket. --.- .... Ed ----
The, Meridian Mercury supports the ticket
unquaiiiIIlediy, saying 1t goes tor Greeley,
ana VIII not wait the action OF the nam
Clique or party. . -.a
The CtaTton, State organ OF the Demo-
cratic party for years, says the platform
and nomination pave the way Tor the union
OF all good men and Tor the restoration OF
peace anu prosperity throughout the
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How Greeley's Nomination is Considered in
eng i"ho'
London, May'7.-The London paper this
morning comment upon the nomination of
Horace Greeley: ::-,r -y.E. I.--l..
Inc aot argues that Greeley, Will be
successful II ms nomination is endorsed by
elthsF OF the Gther conventions yet TO be
helo out such action the Fost thinks I'M
possiole. ...-.....,-.. .....a ..-
The Telegraph says the nomination of
Mr.. Greeley directly concerns England,
because hels hostile to the treaty of WASH
ingEon, ~ aliui = olSoled protect,oniss;
h;s Rtnass sgS pi%,eeo est;a ;e LUZ uoss o
tro+n af ara,t ~. tto ns,''' VI si'0i
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''ssI .' &c a0"fesse' ,,rs-
Ih'ladelDht9, May IA; Mcclure,
CHAIRMAN Oh the Liberal f'epuollcan state
Committee, published an address calling
Tor the formation OF executive committees
in every county. He concludes thus:
The revolution takes no steps backward.
organization, immediate and systematic,
Is Nour present duty. Inc struggle with
arrogant anu Weli-arined power VIII be
desperate Tor a time, nut tne issue can not
ne ooqotial. III 'lils Poiitlcal 9elnoiallza. :
tion OF peace. as IN tne terrible trials OF
war, II VIII oe soiefnhiy oeclcca that gov,
ernment OF the people, by the people, and
ior 1no people, snail not per!sh nom the
eartI.
NashviNe, May 1.-THE Liberal Republi-
can Executive Committee will issue an ad-
dress tomorrow to the people of Tennes-
see, calling Tor ratification mass meeting
ON the 2Oth instant, to put forward an
electoral ticket IN favor OF Greeley and
Brown: A local ratincatlon meeting is
called Tor wednesday nlght. ,.-.f
Disguised Refornler. ..t
The Cincinnati Times of Saturday even
ing saws: Fred. Hecker. the veteran Ger
man leader and orator, of Illinois. left this
city last night for home. He is in an ex-
ceedinoly feeble physical condition. and
suffering intensely from his wounds.
Before leaving he expressed to his
thoro,,oh d;sp,,st with tba corrunt bar-
gain and sale which he declared was
openly made in the Convention in the face
OF every honest man. He stated to Judge
Stallo. and authorized him to make the
statement public, that he would constantly
and vigorously oppose the nominations
made Yesterday, and would, if necessary
in order to defeat them, be carried from
place to place in Illinois and make speeches
against them from his sick bed. .r
Fred. Hecker speaks for the Germans of
tho Northwest. His voice will no doubt be
heard early in the campaign ringing out dis