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The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10
tF- God.y's Lady's Book for December is

tE Godey's Ladys Book for December is
kon our table. The illustrations In this NUM-
kbef are Of the usual stylc in which Cooley
presents them to his subscribers. Two steel
kagravings one a handsome tableau title
page "a fashion plate /; a colored plate Of silk
k.ocsings; Christmas Eve, and Christmas
Morning.; companion pictures; AMI an extra
number OF fashions expressly selected for
6ress occasions Of all kinds. The literary
natter il made up Of an excellent class OF
ktorss suitable for Christmas reading. In
Bhe January issue, Marion liarland will COM
hence q new novelette,, under the title Of
! Carving Weight. which will be continued
Shrough the year. Now is the time to sub
! cri5e and to get up clubs for 1873. Cooley
bier. extraordinary Inducements to getters
\ 10 Of clubs, and first class Chrome, Our
Darling "s given to every subscriber to the
3ady's Book for 1873. whether single sub
criber for three dollars. or in club Of six
1br fourteen dollars. Address L. A. Cooley
Phiiadelpha' The PRESS aud Godey's Lady 5
Book for 1873. 81 70.
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ESCAPED JAI.--Judge Mcpherson OF
Benton county, who WAS confined IN ON
jail, seutcuc 70 the penltentiary for
three year. al the last term of Court, on
Friday evening last about 8 o'clock,
walked of on his earl Mcpherson
had been left in the hall outside the cells
or iron cage, and nothing but n wooden
door stoed between him and liberty. No
other prisoner escaped. they all being
locked up in cells. Ne reward has been
offered Nobody seems to care = darn
the county is rich and able to pay the ex'
penses Of ceDvicting criminals, and then
let them loose upon the community. -
FoyettsriNe Democrat
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then appointed by the chair. consisting
of DR.. w. W. Bailey, j. R. Kanuady, and
j. II Clsndenning; and On motion Of
James Brizzolara, Esq, the name of
Frank J Gallagher was added to the
committee.
Thres rousing cheers were then given
for Joseph Brooks, and on motion the
meeting adjourned.
JOHN CARNALL, Pres.
FRANK ]. GALLAGHER,
JOHN KENNEDY,
CASPER RsuTzKL,
Secretaries.
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GRIZZLY RELIEF fUND.

Ngw YORK, Dec 5.
The plan to raise a fand for the tlaugh
ters Of Mr.. Greeley has drawn alread,
contributions amounting to several thou
sand dollars. but it was ascertaned to
day that the young ladies will not accept
the proposed gift. Miss Ida Greeley
says her sister and herself need no per.
senal all, but if fund is raised to cree,
a statue to her father in New York they
will gratefully subscribe to it themselves
Miss Ida has also written letter to The
ladies Of Dr. Chapin's church, requesting
that the floral decorations he sold and
the proceeds given 10 the Old Women.
Home in this city.
MR.. GREELEY's ILLNESS
Elk Surgeon General Hammond, who
attended Mr.. Greelev's case, gives his
opinion that, during the last illness also
the intellectual part of the patient
brain was affected. There was no paral.
ysis, and his articulation was very dis.
tnct. He seemed to be antagonistc to
all around DR. Hammond says: "In
order to test his consciousn SIS ! asked
him if he knew Mr. Dickens know
that lie did, for / was present at the din
ner to Mr. Dickens, at which Horace
Greeley presided He exclaimed: Il
never heard the name in my live. Now
mind, when | WAS born | died, and whom
| died ! was born then told him that
Thurlow Weed had been to my house
and was inquiring for him. He answer
ed as before: Now mind, when | was
born l died, and when I died, | WAS
born 1t was evident to me that no
gleam of consciousness remained He
very rarely answered questions | asked
him, and whenever he did the answers
were wrong He seemed to be troubled
nearly all the time with pain in the
head and would continually plsce his
hand on his forehead as though he was
suffering intensely in that REGION DR..
Hammond greatly regrets that, owing to
tie opposition of the family, Mr.. Gree
lcy's brain was not weighed.
THE TRIBUNE.
Ten thousand dollars per share was
offered to-day for Mr.. Greelsy's stock in
the Tribune 1t is not yet determined
who VII, succeed MIR Greeley on the Tri-
bune as rd,tor-In-chief Ii was reported
pre- ebable that Whitelaw Reid will con-
tinue as managing editor,
AUCTION AT CHArPAQUA.
A week from Saturday an auction will
be held at Chappaqua of live stock, and
barn full Of agricultural implements,
sent to Mr. Greeley by inventors during
the past few years. The farm itself will
not be sold.
MR. GREELEY's SISTER,
Mrs. Cleveland, is still very sick with a
painful form Of heart disease.
THE FORTUNE INHERITED
by Mr. Grecley's daughters is probably
not less than Sl20,000.
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From Men, phi. dispatches OF the 3oth. we
EARN that the steamboat Little Rock, from
itslc Rock for Memphis, with $50 bales OF
ft<ton sunk near Kimbrough's landing, about
PiAty miles below Pine Bun. yesterday after
Poon. She lies with her bow in six feet OF
fater and her stern In eighteen feet. and 1t ls
Thought she cannot be raised. She belonged
p the Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
fompany. She was valued at Sl5 eco aud was
msured In St. Louis offices for $4,000. The
potion WAS insured here aud New Orleans
pnd will be saved.
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THE STAR OF THE WRsT.-This is the title
Of new paper published at Dardanelle. Is
IA to be strictly a Family paper, devoted to
literature. Religion. etc. etc.. under the Edi-
,orial charge OIL. c. WHITE and his wife Mrs
N,pyA A. Write The first humber makes a
cood Impression. Mrs. WHITE is lady Of
lime literary ability, and is fayorably known.
uuder the tide Of Mar. A. MeCrinmon. We
wish tbe enterprise success.
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EE The Charleston News says that
the number Of members OF tho General
Assembly Of South Carolina Is 137. viz
33 Senators and 124 Representatives. OF
the Senstors s are Conservatives and %
are Republicans. and OF the Representa-
tives 23 are Conservatives and l0l arc
Republicans. The Republican majority
on Joint ballot is 05. or the Senators IL
are colorsd and Of the Representatives
30 arc colored
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HONlNY-HOMINY.

~ HArNAN & Sons, having In fall ope-
'"on their New Hominy Mill, are prepared
I execute all order. for lIOMINY. 1t may
FOUND at all tho Stores In Van Buren, ana
'rranted to give satisfaction. Orders from
'rt smith aai all points Oh the river prompt
y Allsl. 6m.
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tE" Our old time friend, COL. JAMES Woos-
LEY, formerly a resident OF Crawford, but
now of Texas, has been with us for the past
eek lie left on Monday for home. We give
up all hopes OF his coming back to Arkansas
to live-hc is married again-scttled for life
Texas j. hi. home. -.-.Ya...e-.
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The Louisiana Elections-The Liberal
Ticket Declared Elected.

The Louisiana Electi0ns-The Liberal
Ticket Declared Elected.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 8
The following proclamation was pro-
mulgated this mornings:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Ex. DrP'r.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 4, 1872.
Whereas, p. l.. Wilt, Gabriel Defer
srt, Thomas Isabel, j A. Taylor and j.
+. Austin, the returning officers appoint
ed by the governor to till vacancies sx-
isting in accordance with the constitution
and laws Of tho state of Louisiana, have
made declaration Of the result ofan cleo
ton, November 4. 1872, and have declar.
ed certain persons elected to the senate
and house Of representatives of the state
Of Louisiana, as will appear from the re-
turns herewith attached and made par,
, Of the proclamation. and
Whereas, Such returns are compiled
from the official returns Of the commits
aioners Of elections ana supervisors OF
registration on file in this sfiice, and ar,
in fact and in form accurate and correct,
aud made in accordance with law, now,
therefore,
|, Henry Clay Warmoth, governor Of
the state of Louisiana, do issue this, my
proclamation, making known the resul,
of said election aforesaid and command
all officers and persons within the state
Of louisiana to take notice and respec,
the same.
(Signed
II. c. WARMoTu.
THE Returns.
To the goyernsr's proclamation this
morning are appended fnll returns show
ing the vote for each representative and
senator in every parish IN the state, GER
tilted by the returning board and secreta.
ry of State. 1t having been asserted that
ID, ,0J0 to 10000 voters were denied reg
strstion. the following is given: Vote
of 1870, Republican 65, ,532 Democratic
4I,0l0; total 1864 Vo,s this yesI 4;
Republican ,232 Democratic GS,l69 +;
total Us 402. Increase since 1870. total
2l $50. Comparative vote OF contested
parshes-vots 1870 Caddo 2,532 ;
Natchiloches 1908; Rapides 3,072. Vote
this year Caddo 1898, Natchtoches l,
500: Rapides 1920. New parishes OF
Red rives and Vernon were in part, since
1870, taken from Na;chitochcs, which
will account for the decrease of vote in
that parish 1t is asserted in Kellogg s
bill that |, 600 were refused registration
and the right to vote in Rapides, and
500 in Caddo. These parishes show an
increase since lS70---Catido Sol, Rapides
56
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n Mr.. j. s. BosTIcK arrived in our city
Thursday. He represents one of the best
Houses in New York,-and the House is for.
innate in the selection of Mr. Bos.ick as their
rsuresentative in Arkansas, for there is no
man better or more favorably known in
North. Western Arkansas and the river coun-
,;.s than,J $. Bostick.
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tE- We learn that Gcn'l PIERCE of the Pa
riot. brought the information TO Van Buren,,
Yesterday. Of the death ofJonN d. ARBuCKLH.
Minstrel candidate elect, go declared. as
Senator from this District. The Governor
will undoubtedly order new election at once
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~ The Troy press h.. proved .ha.

~ The Troy Press has proved that
. man has more vanity than woman.
This is the way that It came 70 pass: IA
Press reporter watched while 1000 men
passed the looking glass used - . Sign
on the sidewalk on Third street The re-
suit Of his observation showed that 900
men glanced somplaceutly Al their image
- they passed. The other man was
blind 452 women passed during the
same hour and half, and none OF them
looked in the nirror--sll Of whom being
engaged intsntly examining each other .
appearance and drsss.
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TT Col. FRED. w. ScHAURTIH, connected
With the Special Mail Service, passed threagh
own Thursday morning from st Louis. Col
Schaurtie proposes to shorten the mail time
between this point and St. Louis-bringing
he mall that now arrives in the morning, the
hight before. He is one Of Tie best Special
AGENTS, the Mail Service have.
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IT, The Little Rock Republican. Of the 9Th,
diet for the plaintiffs was rendered for SS43,-
075 in the ease Of Pierce, Steacy & Iorston
vs.. Warren Fisher, ir.
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1T Gen1. Pagan and Maj. RArLEY. OF
little Rock. was with us y day last week
These gentlemen are representing several Of
he best insurance companies in existence
their business here is to establish Branch
lgeney and extend their business.
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- n those interested will look closely
they will observe written notice frem the
City Fathers, asking for proposals to remove
the gravel from the Culvert. The last Coun-
Gil done business on the same principle
"Save at the rent and waste at the bung"
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tS- AS it is almost impossible for the La
Pies to cut and make their own dresses at
bome as Of old, we would direct their attcn-
|cn to the Special Notice Of Mrs. J. MURPHY
n our paper. who will give prompt ana
|a.isfactory attention to all work entrusted
b her. Mrs. NJ. can DO found at her resi-
lcncc in the Dsstick House.
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MUSICAL.

Prof J, 8. CARL. Agent for the st. Lonis
Belle Treble Plane. and master tuner and
|spairer Of Pianos. Is now at Fort Snitk. and
hay be looked for at Van Buren, in few days
Il will be good news to all having pianos.
Droers ler ut thi. ot.ios will rceSive attention.
py
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tF- Mr.. s. j. ADLER, Of Rostville aud for
nerly of Van Buren,, dropped in on US We'd
hesdsy. Mr.. Adler is live business man,
|ie contempIat.s leaving Arkansas and loca-
|ns in West Yirginit IN the iron business.
May success attend him wherever located.
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mr. Win.,en county, Ala, claims

EE Winsten county, Ala, claims 10
he "the banner Grant county, having
given Grant 672 votes out of us There
is but one man in Winston county who
ever saw a book or heard Of a newspaper,
and he has just swapped oil his wife for
yske of steers to haul him TO Arkansaw.
- Louisville Journal.
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THE RosroN FinE.-We are Indebted to our
friend TAYLOR, Of the House Of Taylor,
Thomas & Co., wholesale dealers in Dry
Goods Boston, for copy oftheir old card
that passed through the great fire confined In
their vault They are now doing business at
No. 5O3 Washington st. where their old
friends and customers will fiud them, with a
|shoise and complete stock in their line.
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~ The friends Of \ famous skater,
who died in New York recently. would
like to know exactly what the minister
who preached the funeral sermon meant
bv his pathetic statement that he had
.' gone where there is no ice "
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lew AVID BETTER ARRANGEMENTS.
FOR ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST.
pniy ~ Hours from Fort Smith to
st. Louis.

,Ases leave Fsrt Smith at p. NJ, MONDAYS.
4 sossSD.rs and FaiDAys, arriyingat Muskosce .,
Il n. next day, connecting closely Win y. N;
=" and elegant day cars
Phro"Sh to st. Louis without change.
itnroush tickets to St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati
Mmore. Washington, New York and s other
,.s points, for sale at the Office Of the ~ Paso
Y'Ns Company. GEO. T. SPARKS.
III, Art. NJ. X. / I. II, X.
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m Oshkosh Wis, has had En-

~ Oshkosh. Wis, has had Enoch
A d u. but he didn't come back and gaze
through the window at the felicity ofths
recons'ructed household, and then 60 in.
to the green and yellow melancholy bus
insss; net any. lie kicked the new hus-
band out, sorted over the children and
sent his brats after him, and then, after
his wife. sO,tled down into =
peaceful and happy head of the family.
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~ A strong minded woman in d

~ A strong minded woman in De
troi, made the following reply to . poll.
tician who had called at her house to
get her husband 10 90 to the polls and
vote: "No, sir. he can't go! Hes
washing now, and he's got to iron to.
morrow; and il he wasn't he couldn't
20. run this ere house. do, and If
any one voted it would be this same
Mary Jane.
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EH- A cynical bachelor. in speaking
OF ladies ball dresses, says: They wear
but little here below, but they wear that
little long.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

EE- Corn has bsen sold in Paola
Kansas. for ten cents per bushel--a hun
drcd bushels Of corn, the product oftwo
acres, fer ten dollars.
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The EQUINE Epizootic.

Little Reek date Of the 5th says the epizoo-
tic is worse to-day. A number Of new cases
appeared. and all the stables are closel.
We may look for it at Van Buren soon.
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eT Col l. q G Laner Tex Confsd-
erate) is elected to Congress in the First
Mississippi district by the proud MAORI,
ty of 4,S04, carrying every county but
one.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

syy Sixteen colorcd men want to be State
Librarian Of Indiana. This is in addition to
about five hundred white men.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

popular Agent of TIE FL Paso Stage Line
passed up for Muskogec yesterday.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

N Hard times compel the Fayetteville
)smocrat to 20 back to a smaller Its old size.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

~ There 10 q certain establishment
on Sixth avenue, New York, where Bsar
Brummcl can hire q clean shirt. whits
tie, gloves and drsss suit n = moderate
price per night.
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~ Wedding cards are new issued
with the notice, No plated ware, '
printed in one corner.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

sg- IT, S. Marshal BRrrToN has bought for
$4,000 the ScHAuRrIE House and land, 40 acres.
Mr.. Britton viii occupy it at once.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

II State Scrip is quoted as sellings Little
Rock at 60 and 62 cents.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

EF The iren merchants Of Pittsburg
have reduced the price Of nails iifty cents
per key
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

tN" Hon. J. n. SARBER. ofJohnson county
Fas in town Saturday.
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Van 3urOn
Steam Ferry.
-
U. ). Mail Stage Route--Qnicksss
and Bost Crossing on The
Arkansas River.

TTNHE we'll known and long establlsheo
Ferry ut Van Buren,. Arkansas, h nev
under the charge Of the subscriber. Ihspre.
piietors having recently put on Large Nsw
Steamboat and With careful and experiences
Ferry men, they feel confident that they ean
give universal satisfaction to the travelling
public. Their aim will be TO meet the In.
crsaslng demands OF the large emigrans trav-
ell to Texas. :.
The st. Louis. and Sherman, TexaA U. ,.
Mails are carried over this Ferry. which 70 9
good guarantee that II II the sherteat - wei
as the best route for travel Of all kinda.
This Ferry has the largest and best beas -
the river, and can cross 200 wsg0ns and teams
per day. and no retention oneither bank seee
be expected. Enclosures for stock snd she4a
| for travellers are being built on both siaee ~
the river. and no pains viii be spared 20 -
commodats the public. We shall strive -
continue TO make this the popular route -
and from Missouri and Texas.
N. B.--Fsrry Accounts mssi 30 setoe1
| Monthly-No depiation from this rule.
JOHN T.. LYTLE, Proprietor.
Van Buren,, Nov. 10, ~. v
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The Van Buren, Press,
VAN EUREN, ARKANSAS.

Arrival and Departure Mails from
Van Buren,.
ARRIVE FROM 81. LOUIS
Iysry day, except Monday, ssP. NJ.
FROM LITTLE aoeK
.,,d.y, Wednesday aud Friday, SA. NJ
From rHg NARRows
Monday, I'm.
- sprrARr FOR ct. LOUIS
v,.ry day. except Monday, sA. N.
ron LITTLE RocK
uoua.y, Wednesday and Friday. sA. NJ.
roR rHFSARkows :,
Nosass. Ia ?. M
Oaes open On Sunday from 8 to9A. N.
s. D0UGHERTY
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~ All Job Work, cash on deliv.
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This unrivalcd Medicine 70 warranted not e
contain single particle of Mercury or any iniu
rous mineral substance, but 10
PURELY VEGETABLE.
For FORTY YEARS it has proved It's grea,
VALUE in oil diseases Of the Liver. Bowels and
Kidneys. Thousands OF the good and great in al
parts Of the country vouch for ITS wonderful and
peculiar power in purifying the Blood, stimulating
the torpid Liver and Bowels, and imparting new
Life and Vigor to the whole system. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR is acknowledged to have
LIVER MEDICINE.
It contains four medical elements, never united
in the same happy proportion in any Other prspa
raton viz q gentle Cathartie. . wonderful Tonic
an ansxceptionable Alternative and = ecrtain Cor
rec,ive of all impurities Of the body. Such zig
nal success has attended its use that 1t 10 now re-
garded ms the
GREAT UNrAILING SPECIFIC
for Liver Complaint and the painful offspring
thereof to. wit DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION
Jaundce, Bilious attacks. SICK HEADACHE
Colic. Depression Of Spirits. SOUR STOMACH
Heart Burn, dc, DC.
Regulate the Liver and prevent
CiiIJLs AND FEVER.
simmons Liver Regulator
Is manufactured only by
j. II. ZEILlN n CO.,
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA
Price 81 90 per bottle sent by mail, postage pal,
Las. Prepared ready fcr use in bottles " 'So
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
tE- Beware Of all Uounterfsits anl Limitations.
Oct 72ly.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
&c, &C., SC.
Cor. Garrison Ave. g. Howard Sts.
FORT SMITH, ARK

would respectfully call the attention OF
the citizens Of Crawford, Washington and
Benton counties and public generally to our
large ard well selected Stock Of Staple and
Fancy DRY Goods, Dress Goods Irimunings,
Laces. groceries Hdrd,cdre Queeasodre. GIoss-
rare, Bouts and SAoes. Hats &c. Also, Cam
ton Mattings and Oil Cloths, which
we are now receiving by every boat.
These Goods were all bought when goods
and cotton were at their lowest figures, and
we feel confident that we can and VIII sell
them at lower prices than ever before offered
In this market.
Our stock will be found full and complete
in all its branches. Our motto Is
"SmaU Prof1 and Quick Sals,"
and our terms,
POSITIVELY CASH.
Give us Il call. and you will bo satisfied
that WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Very respectfully,
u. 4. MEYER,
Cor. Howard-st. ana Gar. Ave.
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.Ihs Steamer Little Rock,

Fay for the Press.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-10

Sco6eld introduced bill for the rcduc.
tion OF the officers aud expenses Of the
internal revenue department Referred.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-13

and it would not be surprising "'oay,
which this week carlcasures the fat aaVeneutsl
in the t'broadesio manner, should next "eeA
tell very different tale Of public sentiment,
-Anactiye supporter of the nominees oi tne
Cincinnati Convention has been canVassins
among prominent Democrats In washington
tn And out the probability of its endorsement
Nv tho democratic National Convention. The
Hon James Brooks, Of New York, who mas
heen an active participant In the po.1tics Oh
the country for more than thirty years, anu
has GOODNESS Of judgment that entities ms
opInions to great respect, says tnat 10 LIS
opinion Mr.. Greeley will receive in the Demo-
cratic National Convention three-fourths OF
the New England delegates, all of fNeW York,
the greater part of New Jersey and Pennsyi'
yania, several delegates from Ohio and 1ndl-
ana, all Of Illinois and Michigan, part Of Wis
consln. all of Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Or
egon, California, Kentucky and Tennessee,
and all the South, except portion OIL Geor-
gia, making more than three-fourths OF the
convention. he expects Horace to be warm
ly opposed by delegates from Ohio, Indiana
and Georgia, but by gentlemen whose views
are generally extreme. There may be, he
thinks, rupture in the convention, but Its in.
fuence will only strengthen Mr.. Greeley
among the Republicans. :
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