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New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
SHARP CRITICISM BY A MEMBER
ne Editor OF The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Your remarks about the Union league
Club in MONDAYS just and TO the poin as far
as they 20. BY your leave VIII refer to two terms In
the Clubs resolutions not referred 20 by You feSo-
ton number two are these words:
That we hail pnds Joy unanimous renomnaibn by tho
Gen. Ures Grant the exalted oaee Shs be has
SLED for the last four the general satisfaction o INC ea Peo
pie of the country"
Now declaration to be effective must be the. The
assertion that Gen. Grant has, President gv gen
eral satisfaction to the loyal people Of the eotys s as
far from the truth as the same number Of wOr could
possibly travel The proof of this is, that large por
tOs of the party which voted for him 'supposei to be
loyal in 1863 is 50 thoroughly dissatisfied with him In
1872 as to place another in nomination for the office
to which aided in electng him. to say nothing about the
hundreds OF thousands of war Democrats who any
thing but satisfied with the General and who viii not
vote for him. Truth IL better for resolutions than its
opposite That resolution should have read the words
oce-hoders in place Of Oyal people,, FOR the officials
have received more general satisfaction" from Grants
Administration than any other class Of our citizens
In resolution number three these words;
And na be marty Nat nlaced him in power speaking With
every county in the Onion den M rss'eeton
II possible this assertion Is little more resolute' in
it's disregard Of truth than nauber two about the gem
era satisfaction business In 1868 the Repubean party
in its unity voted for Grant. That party not now
unit 1t is divided and its wings are to-
day than the wings or any other party since parties
had An existence In our country. And this division Of an
honorable party has been causedby this General who has
not given general satisiactOn To declare as resgiu-
can party now demands" Grants reelection IN iace OF
the fact that thousands Of me most acuVe Republicans
Of 1868, including congressman tleslIenuM EleeteTs
and thousands OF that years committee men, puDnc
PoIat3on TPgH1, eo to sneak pi1lv deoafaton as far
short OF or beyond the truth declaration cah 60 The
Union League Club gains no innuehte ~ hso.Flhs
that 10 be true which is not. OhD tdPDBLICAA'
VOrE
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and sAas ho had drawn sos count. sso ether da'~
bills -. -. - -
Jane. NJ smy County Collector 1862 testified the paYeS
Of .be hlI and rs ndorseeat by sutton and Thompson -
Of ths Beard IN ~ etna ~, ~
iofney repeseaiec ne sertmAn On no
bridge bat bad 1ned the bill At the regaess Of Saon g E
arr amoug he fech9Alers. -. .,,......
v Ryssou member Investigating eoursitee tene ~s
had the bill and reported that be coad not hna saJ o
In Pne-s "a.
indictment fatally detective oa 10
Court oyeEIaet lhe ohieeuons. CAse
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DRPLRrMESr.
WAR DRPARrMENT,
OFFICE or rHR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHrsGTON, ID. c., June II, 1871 q. m. }


OPPfcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Z
WAsHrsGTOG D. c.. June IL, 1871 q. m. }
siDroDsis for Me fDenig-f0v hours
The barometer is highest over the Atlanulc
states and lowest Dakota, where an area OF low
is developing. cloudy and threatening weather
a,d fresh south easteriy winds prevailing over
fh rom the Mississippi 70 the Atantie clear
and partially cloudy weather ana hgh0 70 fesh sou'H-
easterly to sOuth-westeriY wlnus. .I.. .
attng barometer fresh brisk easery and southerly
,ds increasing eOudiness and areas OF ram north
west the Ohio Valley, clear ana pa parSay otJny
$780, with light TO fresh sOutheasterly Winds with
nosSibiy areas 0f light rains over the South Atlantic
THE STORM IN WASHINGTON.
A severe storm passed over Washington on
Sunday evening The rapdty Of the rain fa soon COW
ad all sections OF the city, and in particular localities,
vhere the surface drainage not adequate TO carry
a, the vast amount OF water, it oyerowed the gut
rs hacked up into cellars many Of the sewers which
m ewIv constructed or recently finished were flooded.
nd narts Of them washed away. During the hight OF
the storm the gableend OF house situated ON the up
per part OF the Tber, was washed away anu welt V M
fng down the stream At Sieorgetoml VII aiisS 49,
xt"sbsd away aud the cars unable TO cross the
bridge over Rock Creek Al.
EFFECTS OF THE HEAT.
George Kohlmer of No. 100 West Fifteenth
~ laborer employed in the gas works at the foot Of
% txtvsecond-st was prostrsted by the heat yester-
dav but soon recovered and was taken home.
Mrs Cleophenia Kesser prostrated at First-ave.
and Fifth-st
rria,at Tsitznatrck Of No. II HOward-st., found
isenshe in Centrest and taken to the Park Hospital
poharf Il Banson OF One-huudred ana tenth-St, near
FIfth-ave., was found nsensible IN ThrdaYe' -.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB AND THE PREsIDEN-
TIAB NOMINATIONS.


TO the EdttOr or The TrtbHne.
SIR Your structures on the Union League Club
this morning derive additional force from certain
facts wch perhaps not yet been brought 20 your
attention When the OF the Cincinnati nominations
reached New York, several gentlemen Of the Club de
sired to have flag raised the Club House, and
men had already been dispatched to the top Of the
building for that purpose when the President who hap
pened 10 be in the restaurant at the time was Informed
Of it, He at once forbade IT, and insisted on his oppos
ton I'm spite Of all the remOnsfrnnces whichwere direct
ed 10 him By gentlemen eager TO have the ban
ner thrown out Finally OF them said % him, Wel
I suppose when Grant 10 Nominated at Philadelphia
Won will be willing enough 10 have the flag raised"
NO he replied " VIII oppose it then the same a.
now tins II not partisan club, aud don't Wish 10 see
onv demonstration OF any sort made for mere partisan
movements, whether at Cincinnati or Philadelphia We
rs Climb OF LOYALTY not OF party and have no right 10
celebrate either Liberal Republican or Straight kepaDl-
can nominations" . l., -,
ever, the flag thrown out; aud now we hhd lhe
name OF this Mr. Hoppn signed TO the exlraordin
ary resolutions passed by less than 0neTelith OF the
membership Of the Club, on winch you COMMENT Win
such deserved severity this mCrnng. Perhaps MI hop
min Will be able explain his conduct 10 the tiactOu
Of gentlemen; but evidently u sOrely needs explanation
Very respectfully. MEMBER on TIE CLUB.
Union League Club b-HOuSe, June II, 1872.
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WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
A PROMINENT IOWA DEIOCRAT on THE REFORM
MOvEMENT-rHE PROGRAMME OF THE

A PROMINENT IOWA DEHOCRAT on THE REFORM
MOvEMENT-rHE PROGRAMME OF THE
CHICAGO TINES. -
To the Editor Of THE rrfBune -
SIR: Our Democratic State Convention,
which met Des Monss yesterday the largest Cou-
yention we have had Tor many years. The feeling for
the Cincinnati nominees was almost unanimous, not
more than half dozen delegates being opposed TO hem
There may two three OF the delegates elected to
Baltimore personally opposed 70 Greeley and Brown,
but as they required TO act unit there. and
knowing the overpowering sentiment Of the Convention
they viii not utter word OF dissent The Cincinnati
platform and GTseleY's letter OF acceptance were
adopted, afording proper standing place for all
opposed 30 Grants Administration We have a few To-
caties In the state where The Chicago Times has yet
influence among Democrats, and as these men are
rapidly becoming educated ur 10 the Reform standard 1t
deemed best not 70 be pronounced in our action.
You can rely ths, that the delegates 20 Baltimore
from Iowa all right and viii be, Oh the 9th OF July
next. .
The editor of The Ohieago Times has been writing
private letters striving 70 influence the action OF
gur Convention. One of these | saw Yesterday.
5tOry's programme Is to make nomination at Bald-
mOre call another convention in order 10 unite al
clements OF opposition 10 Grant Se. He Indicates that
GrOesbeck of ONO and Church Of New-YOrk would IS
proper candidates for President and NGe-President.
HIS evident intent Il 10 keep mudde and prevent
union opposition Grant uDt the campaign Is
The letter refer 10 hFd effect but trea ed with
contempt He ssy that movements have alPeadY COM
menced o. prevent Nomination at Baltimore and 20 get
up another Convention. Story has selfish motive for
Opposing Greeley similar to that which The World has,
Tribune Yours, Y n
Ottitnrc, IOtcd, June IL, 1872.
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AQUATIC.

REGATTA OF THE JERSEY CITY YACHT CLUB.
The Jersey City Yacht Club held its sixth
annual regatta yesterday The competing boats were
divided into three classes the for the first class
being from stakebOat anchored between Bedioes and
Fs Islands the Southwest Spit and return FOR the
second class from the same stake-Doat 10
Owls Head thence 70 the can buoy De-
low Robins Reef and return saihns over
tho sourse twice for the third class eat-rgged bOat
rrom stake-boat OF the Clubhouse at South Cove
through the Upper Gap round the crbwork and return
IN the home stake through snegroves Gap, gong over
the course six times. The entries were as follows;
sy cgas.rdne Dr. vondy; Simpson, De Wtt NJ Boards
tr Mar Comuodorc Hill Kalgh rempar Robert DonshaA
eoad Css-sophis J. Dalton Confidence M Asarney Blossom
," Af Tsss-G Toni B. Carr; Zephyr veeCommodore smith
cmore D. Beran Andrew Clerk, Dr. Clerk Aene bfAinafd
seabird, A B. asYnoldA
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NORTH CAROLINA AT BALTIMORE.

This quiet and worthy old State VIII nave
her best men at the National Democratic OonFeh'on'
From the State Large such names as Gen A N
scales an officer in the Confederate service anu
memher OF Congress Major j. A. Engeihard' one o .ne
Isaalug Democrats edi0rs Of the South benI! " w.
IIas esq. ono Of the sbest politicians In the Sei "a"
Ion. Joha Manning. al GIN. G. AmeDS Saess ~
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LATEST SHIP NEBS.

.- For other ship Nevs sec Second Pager
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ocean neea MaRry AspinNaa jane 6, Nnsca.
Jam. with mds- and Pasc Nal steamship 20.
Bark Rhea G. Bnckhoz, Rotterdam. Win mdse.
Brig g. Voorhees, kaod Mesna hFi u wa Long Islaut
Sound. with fruit, SO.
SOUR Libby Hatch uschaas With lumber
WIND-ognaown. hsht, > clear
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Manning /. IL. only original wAr From me congress.

districts there exGov. B. Vance, sxU. 8. Senator
Thomas Z. Clingman. ex-Mnister to Spain Daniel NJ
Bar1inger. These men Of national reputation
Others less prominent, but having State nueDce
Sos. +. u. Hall. r. II. Armfeld and Thomas 3. Keuan
This delegation goes unnstrueed but t Is understood
TO be favorable the Endorsement OF the Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

in sympathy with the Cincinnati NOV snent and did
brilliant service in working the Convention up TO The
proper action. The Administration repre sented by
The Journal which Is edited with great ant ability.
and as general thing discusses the political sitaiion
with good temper and discretion. Presently the hght
which has thus far been mostly in the hands OF the
press will be turned over the people, and the results
viii be more striking throughout the State. The strong
est men OF both parties will take the stump during
coming fortnight and there will be no cessation until
November although Indianas battle is fully made
the October election.
EX-sECRETARY COX ON THE CONFERENCE.
r CINCINNATI, June 17.-Ex-Secretary Cox left
for New York this evening to attend a meeting
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on the 10th. In
conversation with him, prior to his departure,
he said, In substance. that the steinway Hall
meeting intended 70 call subsequent conference
Of Liberals Of the same class those engaged In that
meeting but it found that some OF those who were
supporting Greeley gave encouragement to the idea OF
their favoring movement to put snen man as Adams
ia the field and ON their suggestion terms of invitation
were extended so as 10 include in the position Of
sehurz Horace White, and Samuel Bowiesi and that
Senator schurz was willing unite in the call when
this was done IL Is understood that the majority
Of the meeting will be of those who have
refused 10 support Mr.. Greeley, but enoigh per
sons OF other phases OF purpose viii 'e there
for full conference and comparison oil al sorts OF
views The gentlemen named above are IN no way com
nitted 10 change their attitudes, unless convinced OF the
duty Of Doing so by the Conference
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

10 or 70 years niles ,hroagb 1eh movement as this whE Con
Of the Government We can pacp and
0u the country and what Ie IN the Constanon
Democratic would render az this doubtful We ihn
nPoesibi Hence By instinct IN feaneasse r
Del Ne ocnna Greesy The rest u The country s
novel less rapidly but as surelg"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
MARRIEn

JBPSoE-sMIrTBN On THURSDAY Jane O sS By ne Rev Cnrs
Homer John Jepsou % May g. sn1s1eni all % brOokn
10 cards
sCoTT-HAZESAt 81 PAaFs Church Rahwy N j. on Wene,-
r. G. Q1ennen, A. T. Scott Of New iOrz
Lscreta. G Il p Hsn u ths p,~Ss
8H N0hces Of Marriages must be indorssd rfth fIif
aa5ee and address 4'.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
WHY DEMOCRATS SHOULD SUPPORT Mr.. GREELEY.
" =" Ernr Rrookll Nee York ErprsII lDenl -

The few Southern public men who are re-
si-fng the Greeley movement % have little fath
I'm the New York Democratic nstlnet. which on Ihe lh
start forgot fergave all Greeeys past anu arssu
only for the country present and future good VET
VINO have lived with Greeley for forty years. lSol
and know we can trust him, and have IAiih ~
ter We feel and know We can throusn . I'LL
secure the state against Grant by an immense ms1oIy
-sOOJ0 We think: ana we thus see IN ann IN hls A.,
nent az Providence 10 rescue the country Hence t1e
unanmity Of NewY0rk, and its earnestness ~ % lo
inwed We hope States, especially Oy tne SVun
ern 3tates with which, almost always, during inc eA
sfence OF our Republic the Democracy mere nave Deen
in syiupsthy. Then again, we reason mus, ano No
think nj southern men should also reason tnus -
Gre-eT n elected by Democracy and aber. @
49, Ii IN rim rom l0to snL-rart heprrseniatsss congress
IT, s@se 9os nis II or Liberal kegahasa Lls
d l. maioritT pe ApAai
- ...s ,p anty oows uctonus ofA Fsans
80. md the great arn me eAst oa
ss.sg, sss A. % Gs,,sTs s-sA sss ssssf " s ~
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
Guerial Notices

New-York Liberal Republican State Committess
HEADQUARTERS ROOM a. AsTOR HoUsK
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE;
toaN cOcHRANE J. W. HAsBRoUcK,
gT FfIKISg JOHN w. coz,
AZ SpRn WIIKIysON BENZ A. WILLIS,
r. A. MERRITT
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHARaAs.
ALyRnD wnxIxsos, Secretary.
CsreeIey Browu and Victory .-SIXTRBNTH ASSEMBLE
pTSRif UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION VII mest De-
III, Han Garner SecoudaV TUESDAY, EVEN
ING June 10 "a O'Clock The GREELEY AND kROWe tAM-
pIE CI viii meet ater the Association 10
officers Mh AlAANson, fncsiasnN
JoHN Secretary.
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The University Medicines


The University Medicines
PnLADzIPH8, Jane 10, is7.
Ihaye assd MEDICINES In pretee he
south and elsewhere and they proved thoroughly aor
USvRRsfTY MEDICINES where most able AAopaae professors
A''' ''''A a" yours ''i' L MORTON,
Letters similar to the the efficacy Of the UNIVERSITY
MRDcISs IS viii be puhliAhed ieque1ty A. Ak co N, -
sOrfesd . shy proving them f"rEsy.
p, ..,v.as Of these eslssrnis EAyoRrrE
ILLUSTRATED UNIVERSITY ALMANAC AID BUSIxRss 3 "a
'''' W '''''s1S NOS s xN6 UNIVERSITY PLACE.
S;sa'sss and IssSes, CIV,
TrDSUTs Herald BuiLnBg Ne aa srsadwAs xs-rrssk
WELLS WOODEN, No .. RoitOA-a
A. NJ coSKLN,
Cerner Bio.ar.y sna Thirty tsHrse g. os~-fsza'
TArS'Airds si9Iss e md Nc c sfassy S.s;r'ri-
Garner onshmdrsd athst and russ Harsm z.
0ift RiTGaRSs, iassaan Yuaou aud waaAiacSsss.
MILsR, No, M Palon-st -
LEYs. Junction Fulton and Chnioasta
GIEBsER, 10 10 wllOsshhy-'t
"lIsnsSs7foe "IlaITsfnSSS7fos' No. 70 Grna.,
VINCENT DO, No iI7 Broadway.
The workinswomen~ Protsctiye UniesN
eeckssG The ' "a, sf hAn AAd poStsns
SPfs COZ TsnsfSsiS sss n SLKs Is % S $
and are s.,..s sS:%1s =: s Az s have
IN s,,nn a Co., rs WARRsN-sT
MansasiuTsns q aRRELRY HATS sad CAPRs,
TOR Campaign paEposs
Tbifsstane. WhItesteae. Whitsstone.
waIqisrosR TqDaT, wHIPEsrosA wafPEsToSE. nHnAS
(rasfenberg MarshaII's Uterine tathoiicsn he oaiS
certain remedy for Female weakness s1 y AZ drugE,s
GRAEF.NaEsG co, 10 SilHsmst
w ~ ksl Nslos-aH- go WlAsa
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
Tns eoIIow,ng was the result OF tho race

ia withdrawn. = Commsdare.. 40 S.5A:A
rne allowance of time three minutes 10 the loot
,,r frsr class two minutes for second class and one
minute for third boats BY allowance the knight
emolar and the Undine the first class prizes Tue
Sonhia the second Glass; and the Commodore the tnru
class prize The Judges were Ex-Mayor W. Clark' u L.
Nurrav. aud ). Oualfe
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tanneries still existed, the poetry of the
sleeps tails had vanished from the por-
tails But our friends were consoled by
meeting numbers of the peasants jolting
home from market, in the painted carts,
which are doubtless of the pattern of the
first carts built there two hundred years
ago. They We're grateful for the immor-
tai old women, crooked and brown and
bowed with the labor of the fields, who
abounded in these vehicles; when huge
girl jumped from the tail Of her cart,
and showed the thick, clumsy ankles of
a true peasant-maid, they could only
sigh out their unspeakable satisfaction
Gardens empowered and perfumed
the low cottages, through the open doors
of which they could see the exquisite
neatness of the life within. One of the
doors opened into a school-house, where
they beheld with rapture the schoolmis-
tress, book in hand, and with quaint
cap on her gray head, and encircled by
her flock of little boys and girls. - ".
D. Hoa0eHs, IN No0em5er atlantis,
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YfgaI gutires.
.TATE OF VERMONT.

~ RUTLAND, S. s.
Be it remembered, that at session of the
Probate Court holden at Rutland, within
and for said district. on the 26th day OF
January, A. d. 1872.
PRESENT: Hon. Walter G. Dunton, Judge
Whereas, Henry ID. Noble, Administra-
tor of the estate of James R. Noble, late
of Tinmouth, in said district, deceased,
has this day presented to said Court his
petition in writing, setting forth, that it
win be impossible for him to dispose of
the property of said estate without sacri-
flee and pay the debts due from said estate
within one year from the date of his letters
of administration, it being the time first
limited by the Court and praying said
Court to extend the time for paying debts
and distributing said estate for one year
longer.
1t is ordered, that ali persons interested
in the estate Of said deceased, be notified
to appear before said Court at the Probate
office in Rutland, in said district, on the
goth day. of February, A. D. 1877, by publica-
ton of this order, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
previous thereto, in the Rutland HERALD, d
newspaper printed at FRutland, aforesaid,
to show cause, if any they may have, Why
said license should not be granted.
JOEL G. BAKER.
OWE" Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
- Of Fairhaven, s. The Probate Court
for the District of Fairhaven.
To all persons interested in the estate of
Lyman Sanders, late Of Sudbury, in said
district, deceased, GREETING:
BY the Authority of the State of Vermont.
you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court, at the Probate Off1ce in Castle
ton, in said district, on the 18th day of Feb
ruaIy, A. .. 1872, to show cause, if any you
have, why the account of the executors OF
the estate of said deceased should not be
allowed, and also why the residue Of said
estate should not be distributed TO the
parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Castleton, in said district, this
22d day of January, A. d. 1872
4w3W HENRY L. CLARK, Register.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ MIL oT EAIhIIA IAN, &C.
The Probate Court for the District of
Fairhayen To all persons concerned,
GREETING:
Whereas, John E. Hoar, of Brookline,
Massachusetts,, guardian of David b. Hoar
a minor heir of David Blakely, late of Paw
let, in said District, deceased, has made
application to said court for license to sell
all the real estate of his said ward, repre-
senting that 1t will conduce to the interest
of his said ward to sell said real estate, for
such sale at interest, or otherwise invest
ing it for the benefit of his said ward
Therefore,
By the authority of the State of Vermont
you are hereby notified to appear before
said court, at the Probate ONCE, in Castle
ton, in said district, on the 18th day of
you have, why said license should not be
granted.
Dated at Castleton, in said district, this
10th day of January, A. d. 1872.
HENRY L. CLARK. ."
4:W3w Register
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