Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-14
RolifiraI H0les.

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Mr.. Greeley IL stin ~ II in New HAMPSHIRE,
and yesterday made speeches NJ Gotham aud
The Glesn housei quoting ~ the former place
.nS we'n 80, 81 hr, Lincoln; 81 have not con-
learned respect Tor other men = Opinions"
Major Msginuis, liberal democrat. has been
40 rnsSoritv. in place on Cisse-t -
The Pinohback republican convention An
New orleans yesterday passed q resolution en-
doTsirg the national republican platform ADOPT
ed st Philadelphia, and plcdginc suppSrt
- Grant and Wilson. state ticket was then
nominated, headed ey y. h. 5. Pinchback
(colored) for governor. The Campbell bolters
nom The convention adopted = resolution en-
dors.ne Greeley and Brown aud tie liberal state
nominations.
The democratic state central committee Of
sew YORK met 81 Saratccs ytsterday, Nni lie
elcec 10 issue the call fer the stste convention
10 meet az Syracuse on the sth OF September
next. Gen. Cochran and Alfred Wilkinson,
eheHi ara secretary OF the LIBERAL replhii-
can state committee, were prsssr. All cn,,-
Cured n Tue shove mentioned time arf place
for the state convention.
General Butler. in a letter 90 loh, " Alley
says be shah not allow has name 10 be ased ia
the CSnVass tor governor, nor ln any manner -
the detri rneut OF the republican cause.
IL l. understood that Edmund Baxter win be-
come the candidate for Governor 81 Tennessee.
a. ainst John 4. Brown. Tie democratic nom
inee. BsN:er il literal in Lss visvs. an a sup
porter OF Greeley. Brown j. also Tor Greeley. =
lively canvass y PREDICTED
a cal has been Issued. signed by Wm. Dean
recently chairman o. the democratic state CON.
mittee Of Delaware, for the election OF siN dele
gates % represent the state IN tie Louisville
The republicans o. the 81 district Of MIchiga-
yesterday nominated George " lizard tor Cor
Blair.
Harvey Myers, law partner of senstor steve.
son, hss been nominated for Congress % the ry
puhliCGns OF tie 9TH kentucky district.
Senator Sumner Mas an New York vesteriar
en- route 20 Boston. he visited tbe liberal hes
80 N.H~W. ~ HH-.as So A -. = a..
anything bat good. lie has rot prom SCI
speak in Boston or Maine, the tour being meI,
for health.
Congressman Kelley, Of PENNSYLVANIA, -
dressed Grant meeting IN San francisco iA A.
Emerson Etheridge. an a letter 70 the MemIl- b.
electcr, but supports Greeley.
The Boston Adreriser reviews the political
situation in Maine, aud predicts Tiumphsr
Merrimon's majority IN North Carolina Is A p
vertised under the head OF Lost"
Horace Greeley held q private conversatio'
With 3 gentleman at Nashua, a we are crelihi.
informed, and he is reported as having said thl'
| II the election we're TO take place az once 81
chances would he good, but that he was fear. "a
Of the result in November, as the republic as
would work and put out their money. We II tx
Ii. q. Il about rigbt.-Bost0E JouraGI.
I'm broken hearted democrat
Volts vilted init Grief and shame;
dells you yOt der drOuble ish-
doesn't know nay name,
IND 60 am In drOubles,
can't get droO mein he'd
| Nedcer m a democrat vot's living,
| Or democrat vat ish dead.
| 1.-The people Of the United States know gen.
! Grant-haye known all about him since D9nel-
| son ard Nicksburg; they do not know his slam
! derers, and do not care 20 know them."-R9rlos
! Greeley.
| one Mason II. Cummings writes 20 the New
| York TriJEHe that be fought tor four years
| Under the so-called rebel flag" ami therefore
| supports Greeley. Those whO talk OF the $50
| called rebel tag" generally support the man
| who favored secession.
Gov. Jewell says thatth Greeley detection in
| Connecticut is Ike the igntS fdfUHs-yOu chase
il up and il disappears. IL is like the stories OF
4 seue-none here, but they have ~ in the next
| town. The only deseTters are - 81 Gao Office
| holders and unapprecisted Ofiice-seekers.
| Business men throughout the country thor
oughly comprehend that the election OF a man
| like Greeley, surrounded by men like FentOn,
| Seymour, and Blair, would undo the financial
| gains Of six years Of peace. The movements OF
| gold during the present campaign have fully
justified this belief. Is the nation 81 large pre-
| pared 20 run the enormous risks that the tri-
umph OF Greeley and his allies necessarily en-
tally. Y Times.
Gen. Hillyer bets slO,O that Greeley will be
| defeated, and also the value OF a house and
lot in Harlem, two 20 one, that Grant will be
4 elected.