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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-03-19
THE NEW YORK PRESS.
Editorial Extracts From the Great Dalue


(From the y. Y Herald
1t is admitted that upon the fair trial made in
New Hampshire, between the Republicans and
the Democrats Grant and anti-Grant, the result
confirms the State elections Of 1871, in shelving
that the Democratic party does not carry guns
enough to capture Appomattox Court House.
Consequently the Democracy must look about
for reinforcements, and so it seems to be gener-
ally understood among the party leaders and
oracles that the party is to play second fiddle
to the Cincinnati Liberal Republican Conven-
ton On this passive programme Judge Davis
at present seems to be the coming man.
IMPROVED SITUATION IN MISSOURI.
[From the N. Y. Times.l
1t is the boast of Schurz and his friends that
they can defeat the SRepublican Party in Mis-
souri, If the Philadelphia Convention renominate
Gen. Grant Here is good proof that these
boasts are idle. The division in Missouri in 1870
was not on national issues; did not involve Gen.
Grant, and is now reconciled. This is the volun-
tary public testimony Of a leading journal en-
gagged with the Liberals" The party in the
State is now solid for any candidate the National
Convention may choose, and Presidential aspir-
ants in and out the Of the Tribune office will
please take notice Of the fact.
OLD SCHOOL EDUCATION UNSUITABLE FOR ACTIVE
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05
General Political Intelligence.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
NEw YORK, Sept. 4.-WillIam NJ. Tweed, who
was interviewed yesterday, says as yet he is not
committed TO the support Of any residential can.
didate. His future support of Greeley, he said
depended on the treatment he received from the
Tribune
UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 4.--Gen. Geo. r. Maxwell
Gen. 7. Common, Chief Justice Mexican and
Others sign call for meeting of veterans here
next Saturday to elect delegates to the Pittsburg
convention.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Ihe liberals of the sixth
Illinois district to-day nominated w. X. Trues.
dale for congress
BEDFORD, Pa, Sept 4.-John Cessna was
nominated as the republican candidate for con-
gress in the sixteenth district.
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 4.-Gen. fHazleton was
nominated for congress from the second district,
yesterday, and Alexander Mitchell was nomi-
mated by the democrats of the first district to-
day.
DELAWARE,
.WILAINGToN, Del, Sept, 4.-Fhe election in
wilmington, Del, yesterday shows heavy demo-
cratic gains. Joshua l. Lines, democrat, was
elected mayor by over 100 majority Lines is
the first democratic mayor since 1860. The re-
pubhcans lost in every ward
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. The republican
stalV ConIeltlou dSSemOleu at the capital to-day,
Horace IL. Harrison presiding. About one.tilth
Of the delegates were colored. Several counties
had no delegates, and about one.fourth OF the
remainder were represented by proxy o. A.
Freeman was nominated for governor, Horace
Maynard for Congressman Tor the statea large,
and Alvan Harkids for elector for the state at
large.
Resolutions endorsing the administration of
President Grant and setting forth the primer
pies Of the republican party were adoDted
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 4.-The state republican
convention met tins afternoon. Gov Stannard,
president of the committee on resolutions, moi
being ready to report, the convention adjourned
till to:m0rroW.
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An attempt was made TO make Ohio unani
nous, but the Pendleton men insisted on their
record of four votes for him
A scene here epsued,
When Nebraska was called, George Francis
IRAN rose to protest, but was called to order
noises.
The president announced that he could not
Dlnd himself 10 the suppression of any vote
mere, and no vote of any state could be made
unanimous II any member OF the delegation oh.
iected.
An Ohio delegate charged that Pendleton was
u Greeley man, and no good democrat could
honestly support him as a candidate before tins
convention.
Another scene Of confusion ensued Mr.. Dun.
can said that he had heard it charged that the
Pendleton man was secretary of the Cincinnati
liberal republican committee. hut this was de.
MED, and one of the Pendleton men stated thnt
they had no objection TO OConor, but did not
think that the vote had been properly stated 10
the convention.
The chair replied that he had certainly stated
the question clearly. ~ N'f~'
Tie president then announced the result of the
call OF states; O'Conor, 600; for Pendleton a
John Quincy Adams of Massachusetts was
nominated for vice president by a vote of hGs TO
9 for Edgarton of Indiana ~
Charles pponpr, 10 reply to the notification of
ms nomination, urges the selection of some one
use and that ne may be left to private lie. AT
the same time, he declares his unalterable fdeli.
W to and sympathy with the Louisville move.
ment. As he fails to say in terms that he will
not accept, it is construed as an indication that
he Will accept If the convention still insists.
The subject Of an address to the democracy
OF the country was referred TO the national com
mittee.
A letter from Mr. Fitch, commendatory of
the objects of the convention, was read
Resolutions OF thanks to MIR. Duncan were
adopted, A letter was read from the committee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

The TANNER BATTALIoN.-Then newly formed
Grant and Wilson battalion made its first
appearance on the street last evening The Or
ganization turned out with over two hundred
members, and during Its march through Main
street, to and from the flag raising, ELECTED
many complimentary remarks from the crowds
which lined the sidewalks On arriving at the
headquarters, Gen. Chamberlain stated that be
had received an invitation from Millbury 10 at
iend the grand mass meeting there on Saturday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

Plymouth CHURCH.-The plans in detail for
the construction Of the new church edifce at the
corner of Pearl and Chestnut streets, the Goun-
datIons for which are nearly completed, have
been finished by the architect, Mr.. A. 2. Cut
ting, and from them we have obtained the fol-
lowing particulars in regard to the structure:
The exterior, including the spire, will be of
Marlborough, N. H., granite, from the quarry
of Messrs. Mann & Bigelow, and will be in style
q modification of Italian gothic. The building
will be t22 feet inches in length on Chestnut
street, 70 feet inches in width on Pearl street,
and Go feet inches at the narRowest part. The
hight OF the walls at the aisle will be 40 feet,
white the nave and transept gables will reach
hight of IS feet. The tower, which is to be To-
Gated at the corner Of the streets, will reach
hight of 175 feet above the sidewalk. The roofs
will be slated, and surmounted by ornamental
crests.
Advantage has been taken Of the grade of the
lot to make the yestry floor nearly at grade with
the entrances planned at the lowest points on the
two streets, and the one at the southeast corner,
thus affording three entrances at distant and
convenlept points, substantially at grade; also
to make the three principal entrances to the
front vesibulc at grade with tbs highest point
Mt the street corner, which will make the yesti-
bule four and half feet above the vestry floor,
thereby shortening the principal flights of stairs
leading to tie auditorium, leaving the vestry
story fifteen feet in height.
The vestry, which, in addition TO the aoogc
described entrances, can be reached by short
flight Of steps rom the front vcstibule, will pro-
vide accommodations for 55Q sittings. There
are al so on this floor two large glass Eoons eop,
nected with each other and with the yestry by
sliding doors and weighted windows, SO that the
whole goor can lie used as one room. The other
rooms are kitchen, store room, ladies' parlor,
library, dressing rooms, cl9sets, etc., fitted up
with every convenience for the uses for which
they are designed,
The main audience room, Which is reached by
two broad flights Of stairs leading from the spa
cious vestibule below to o similar one above,
will contain 5000 square feet, and GIFTED by
sixteen large windows. The gale uding
the choir gallery which is situatf ~ the south
! end cf the building between the pulpit and the
+ organ, will extend entirely around the room.
The auditorium will have seating capacity Of
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Tbe Wctis Observation-Disclosures In Rec
eEuizing WOdies.

SToNlNGToN, O., Sept. A sou Of Mrs.
Jane N. Brasher of East Boston arrived Here
yesterday, and identified the body marked No.
Us that Of his mother. Other persons expressed
themselves positive that the body was that of
Mrs. Brasher, aud accordingly il was taken to
Boston. The family there, however, said the
body was not thai Of Mrs. Brashet, and it was
returned to this place. Tomorrow it will be in
tered by the authorities.
Charles o. Thompson of Auburn, N. Y, ar.
riye1 TO day, and identified the body OF his
lather. 1e ielI bere tonight with the body.
WAsHiSGTos, p. g., sept Capt. Richie
of tue cutter Moccasn, reports officially to the
treasury Department. the services rendered by
that vessel in succoring passengers OF the Mets,
He acknowledges, IN lapdatory terms, the as
sistance and attention of IL. Bigelow and
states that Senator bprague would provide the
crew Of the Moecasin with new suits Of clothes,
many Of them having Invested themselves OF
their clothing either TO protect the sufferers or
cover the bodies OF the dead.
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Another Washington restaurant keeper has
been fined 800 and his license revoked for re-
tusng to sell liquor TO negro.
Thomas Conway fatally shot John Tagarty in
an Albany saloon yesterday afternoon. Con.
way was arrested.
Edwards. the James5urg bank robber. es-
capped from the New Jersey state prison yester.
day morning, aided by an outside confederate.
Can't Bool Of New York is ordered by Assist
ant Secretary Richardson to proceed to New
London and conduct the investigation of the
MetiS disaster
The Peoples bank OF Nashville suspended
yesterday morning. 1t liabilities are reported
to be $4,000. The assets, which will nearly all
he ultimately available, amount to S114 900
Inc bank is placed in the hands of the trustees.
About nine O'Clock last evening man named
I Fitzpatrick was run over in Washington street
Boston, by an omnibus, being pushed under
the wheels by a man who had attempted TO rob
him. He was fatally injured. His assailant.
though pursued, escaped.
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Tho Royal conference Means Pence.

BERLIN, Sept. S.~-Prnce Bismarck to-day
called on Prince Gortschakoff, and subsequently
had an audience with Emperor William.
The Provincial Correspondence (semi-otfica
Organ) says the meeting of emperors at Berlin
has not for its object mere exchange of assur-
ances of personal friendship. II purpose is TO
give the world pledge gf the co1tjhgance of
entente cOrdidle between Germany, Russia and
Austria, and unmistakeable evidence that the
three great neighboring empires of eastern Eu.
rope have accepted the new order of things
growing out of Sedan and other German battle
fields europe may rely that the ann of the
conference Is peace, aliAough the festivities at
tending 1t may be largely bf a piLtgry charac-
ter. This triple concord means the maintenance
OF the peaceful and settled condition of Europe.
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The Fla. Rn,sing I.ns, Evening.

architect, Mr. Cutting.
The Flag Rnising Last Evening.
One Of the largest and most successful repub-
ean demonstrations of the campaign occurred
last evening at the north end, the occasion being
the raising of fac bearing the Dames of Grant
and Wilson across the street from Mr. Lewis
Barnards new building to the block owned by
Mr.. II. w. Miller. The crowd, though very
large and enthusiastic, was orderly and well be
hayed, and listened to the addresses with intelli-
gent and approving attention. The buildings
on either side of the street were handsomely
Illuminated, and on the east side was displayed
large transparency bearing picture of Gen.
Grant, and the words, 81 have no policy to in
terpoSe against the will of the people," which,
when lighted up by red fire, presented a bril-
liant appearance and was greeted with prolonged
cheering. Promptly at halt-past seven the new
and beautiful flag was swung to the breeze, and
was greeted with enthusiastic cheers. The WOr-
cester brass band, which was present during the
evening, played "The Star Spangled Banner" as
the flag made its appearance, and performed
stirring selections of music during the intervals
between the speaking.
+. P. Goulding, Esq, called the meeting to
order and spoke briefly. He said there was no
use attempting any yindicaton of the repubi-
can party, as the strongest argument that is
brought against it by its opponents is that it has
been too long in power, and should give way to
others who profess to have adopted substantial
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700 upon the floor, and $50 in the galleries.
Connected with the choir gallery are well ap-
pointed rooms for the use of the choir and a
pastors study. The interior will be finished
principally in pine, relieved with ash and black
walnut. The pews will be placed in an arc of a
circle radiating from the speakers platform.
The contract for building has been awarded to
Mr.. Charles Fuller of Oxford, with sub-con-
tract for stone work to Messrs. Jones and Tinker
OF New London, Conn. The edifce, when com
pleted, will be admirably adapted to the wants
of the church, and credit to the society and the
architect Mr. Cutting
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LATEST NEW :.
~ / E4SS / ~ II w =.
BY TELEGRAPH
20 THIN WOR CEsTER DAILY sPy
The Vermont Election.
Republican Majority 26,OOO-Large RE
publican Gains Over the Vote OF 1870.
BY TELEGRAPH
The Vermont Election.

RUTLAND, Vt, Sept. 4.-Twenty.four towns
in Rutland county Zone more to be heard FROM
give Converse Gep) 1863, aud Gardner (dem J
POPS. Fifteen towns in Windsor county give a
republican gain on the majority OF 1870 OF over
700
BURLINGTON, Vt, Sept. 4.-Retums from tG9
towns give the following figures: Converse,
1884; Gardner 13,449. Thus the republican
majority in 1863 towns is 20,392, republican
gain Of 3412 on the vote of 1870. The remaining
towns in 1870 gave a republican majority of 1926.
The republican majority this year will be about
26,0O0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

MILLBURY.-The republicans OF MilIbury are
to hold grand mass meeting and flag raising
on Saturday afternoon. Addresses are an
nounced from Hon. Geo. B. Loting, Hon. Geo.
F. Hoar, DIR. S. B. Bartholomew, Col. j. A. Titus,
F. ?. Goulding, Esq., and others. The Millbury
cornet bahd will furnish music. 1t is expected
an extra train will be run from here to accom-
modate those who wish to attend the meeting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05
France,

PARIS, Sept. 4.-The Patr,e continues the pub.
LEGATION of statements relative to the position of
affairs between France and Germany, which
tend to have disquieting effect upon the public
mind. The inhabitants Of Sedan are dlapng
their houses and avenues in anticipation of the
anniversary Of the capture OF Sedan by The Ger
mans, and it is stated that the German troops
now partially occupying that place threaten to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

TORONTO, Ont, Sept 4.-The cricket match
here was continued yesterday, with the English
men still at the bat, They added "A runs to yes
terday's score, making II total OF SiS for one In.
ming, The Toronto % went In and were disposed
Of for 81 runs in the first inning. The second
inning was not finished when the stumps were
drawn at halipastsix. There were twelve wick
cts down tor 50 runs
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TIL" Earning of the America-LOss n Will
lion of Dollars.

NEW YORK, Sept 4.-The agent of the Pacific
Mail steamship company here says that the loss
by the burning of the steamship America at
Yokohama will reach fully a million dollars.
The agent believes that all the mails were saved
except those for Hong Kong.
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COUNTY NEWS.

There was slight frost on the low lands in
Warren and West Boylston on Tuesday evening.
The republicans of Millbury are to have a
grand rally on Saturday evening, and have Sc
cured the services of Dir. George b. Lorng, Hon
George F. Hoar, F. p Goulding, Esq, j. A
Titus, Esq, and others, as speakers. 1t is ex-
pected that large delegation of Worcester
people will be present on the occasion.
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Fires.

kISGsToN, n. Y, Sept. 4,-Eight dwellings
and three barns were burned here TODAY. Nine
lamiiie, are made homeless. Loss so, 600.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 4.-rhe malt house of Chas.
Ripper was burped this morning Loss Sl5.0O0
ERIE, Pa, Sept 4, Midnight-The Reed
house, the principal hotel here is burning.
The building will be total loss. The fire was
caused by the explosion of a kerosene lamp.
The Daily Dispatch building and Ellsworth
house are in great danger. A slight rain is
IAIinn-
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A New CAMPAIGN CLUB.-A Grant and Will
son club has been recently organized at Webster
square, numbering 1876 names, with the follow
ing list of officers; President, L. 7. Marble I;
Vice Presidents, Loring Goes, Albert Curtis, A.
G. Goes, George T. Murdoch, John Dean, Benz.
james, Thomas Ashworth.
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LIsEpAL REPUBLICAN CAUcUsEs.-rhe lib
cral repubiicans held meeting at their head
quarters last evening, for the purpose of elect
ing.delegates 30 she state convention, which is
10 meet in Washbarp hall, on Wednesday of
next week. The meeting WAS called to order by
Mr.. David Manning, and organized by the
choice Of Mayor Very as chairmaA, and +. w,
BIacker secretary. The following gentlemen
were chosen delegates:
Ward l, w II Earle Samuel Davis, George Ken
needy ward 2, II y Cheeyer, Gideon Harris, n A
whitaker; ward o. l. II Henderson, DIR M Donald
SOM ward 4, DIR y II Kelley, Clark, Nc
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Thrco Yinlnnr nen,I,s

WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. 4.-Jno. Wild.
meyer, butcher, and son of Judge Bates
were killed this afternoon by the falling Of one
end of the Northern Liberties market,
VIM. Burlington died to-day rom The effects
of a wound from stone thrown by Buck Drawn
Saturday night
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

MISCELLANEOUS.
1t il said that tile bar association, when the
state senate reassembles, September 10, will in
stitute proceedings 10 have Judge Cardozo dis
qualified TO practice at the bar
! II has been ascertained that there were num-
ber vi carriages aholg TIC Cargo OF the Bieh-
vile, which doubtless caused the explosion
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CARLISLE, Pa, Sept. 4.-Thc prosecution in
the case Of Dr. Schoeppe will probably close their
case to dav. DR., keiffer was examined yester-
day and contradcted DR.. Woods evidence
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The vs. eaIhpr.

WAsHINGToE, D. c., Sept. As P. M-Prob-
abilities: Wind backing to southerly, rising
temperature and increasing cloudiness on Thurs
dav afternoon and evening for the New England
states, and during tonight and Thursday for
the middle states, with areas Of rain over the
latter, especially over the northern portion.
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IIlnI,.

SALT LAKE, Sept. 4,-''rhe board Of public
works last night ordered the demolition of lie
Northern Liberty market house in authorization
Of an Injunction restraining them from Interior
ing VITA it,
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Second Day of the Louisville Convention
ANOTHER ADJOURNMENT.


O'COnOr Nominated by AccInmnIiOn-sHe
Positively DecIines-HN Letter made
the Platform of the COnvenIiOn-.BO Ohm
quincy Adams Nominated for Vice
PreSident-BIantOn Duncan ENOmiuat-
ed for Presidential Candidate amid
Greai ELECTROMAGNETIC WOIiOn pro-
nOnnced irregular and declared mOught
Adjournment till morning
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Preparation. for Hanging Patrick Nor

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 4.-Governor Hoffman
having refused a respite for Patrick Morrissey,
the sheriff is preparing to hang him FRIDAY