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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

HARPEn's MAGAzrsx 10 truly and in fact rich
treasury of illustrated and miscellaneous read
ing. The October number contains contribu-
tons from wilkie Collins, Charles Reade, Emil
lilo Castelar, Miss ThackerIy. Bayard TAYLOR,
Justin Mccarthy, R. II. Stoddard, Richard Hem
~ Dana, Junius Henri Brown, Colonel r. d.
Thorpe, the cold Stager" G. ". Curtis, Srsn-
Ger F. Baird and other writers less widely known.
The production Of Richard Henry Dana's cello
brated poem. "The Buccapee.. - originally pull
lished for readers OF the las, generation but now
scarcely accessible to general readers was hap
py conception. "Down the Danube'-a bcap-
tifally illustrated paper, by Junius Henri Brown
gives US very graphic pictures Of the scenery
and the population along the banks of that riv-
err; while the "Old S;ager" contributes some
new anecdotes Of Daniel Webster, with an ac-
count Of the jealousy between him and Mr.
Adams and introduces some "reminiscences Of
the Tweniy-seventh, Twentv-eight and Twen-
ty- ninth Congresses. Charles Reades and Mise
Thackerss's sovels are continued, and q new
serial story by Wilkie Collins is commenced
Mr.. Collins story is entitled ''The New Magda-
lea" The opening scene 10 laid on the Rhine
frontier during the late Franco-GermAn war
The ave editorial departments are well filed.
and the Drawer comes TO Us this month with the
added charm Of illustrations. Published by
Harper 3 Brothers. New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

SENDING DRY Goops BY MArL.-The
parcel postal Law. which went into opera
ton July I. 1872. provides .ha. packa ges
Of dry goods. hardware. drugs Excerpt H.
quid drugs). and other merchandise not
exceeding twelve ounces 10 weight. may
be mailed to any part Of the United States
at charge oftwo cents for each two ounce.
or fraction Of two ounces. Much time and
money win be saved BY this arrangement.
The express companies demand at leas.
forty cents for the transportation ofa pack
age. however small. for any distance.
The department has lost. up to this time.
BY the system. This 10 owing to the fac.
that the people have not avsiled themselvc.
OF its advantages. which is probably due
to the fact that il Is not universally known.
Il takes time to get such facts before the
people.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03
LEoSARDTOwS,TD.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS. :,

DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS. We
arc authorized 20 announce that Hon.
WIN. VI Merrick. the democratic noni-
Zee for Concrcss in the 5tb Congressional
'!istric. Of Mary lsnd. lion. James T. Bris-
zoe. presidential district elec,or for the 5,h
district. and other speakers. will address
mass meeting Of their fellow-c tizens at
LcoHoco''oern on T1esdoy, The Goth Of De.
fcjer. Instant. aud at the Clifton Factory
on W55ne~iay. The 30h Of OctoJer. in
stunt. /, is hoped that the distinguished
speakers will be greeted. both At Leonard
town and the Factory. by a turn out Of
the people Of the county and manifesto
'icn of interest md enthusiasm tina. NAV
vhrrsnt shs happieS; arguries for the dem
ocratie and conservative stdtus Of our coun-
" IN the coming November election.
In ills connection. We are also author.
'zcd to make mention of the following as
sirnment Of meetings in this Compression.
al district -
~ Marlboru'. October sth:
Al Prince Frederick. Oct. 18th;
AT Port Tobacco. Oct l7th;
At Annapolis. Oct 22nd:
" Ellico,t City. Oct 26,h;
lu l1th ward of Bait City. Nov Cad.
Beside these meetings. others will be
held in each county which will be address
sed by the candidates during the progress
o: the campaign.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

RoAD IsPRovKxEyrs.-we bare here
fore neglected to notice the great improve
mens that has been made in the public
road leading eastward from cur ssws. par
ticulariy Of The tvo hills (Toxn and Ef-
lenboro') whose conditions in had weather
have % long been IN Obstruction 70 afe
and easy travel to apc from our village
Commodious bitches. sufficient to carry
Of any ordinary down-fow Of water. have
been cut on both hills. the roads widened.
rendered 6rm in the centre and made tn
drain into side bitches. thus avoiding the
cutting Of the road into gullies during
freshets. Slight attention will only be
necessary now to keep these hills in good
condition for years. The public sre in
aebted to Capt. A. A. Lawrence. County
Commissioner for this district. for these
road improvements. which have been made.
We learn. at very slight cost. To addition
to these hill improvements. the same gen.
tleman is now busily engaged in construc-
ting q new road to Fox Wells wharf which.
when completed. will shorten the distance
between our town and steamboat commu-
nicaHon nearly two-.hirds and avoid in
large measure the heavy draught which is
imposed BY the old road. The new road
DIVORCES from the main road at the bridge.
foot Of town hill. follows the stream TO
within short distance Of Britton's bay.
thence crosses the marsh until it reaches
the hill on the opposite side. which is now
hcing graded. and thence follows onward
bv the ice-hou.e Of Capt Foxwe'l to the
wharf. The County Commissioners have
donated $50 towards the hniIdine Of thi.
road and this subscription is being assis-
ted by the voluntary contributions Of many
Of our people. When completed. the road
will be credit to the enterprise and lib-
erality Of our citizrns and county authnri-
ties and will throw our town and its North.
ern an. Western surroundings into pleas.
ant and easy communication with steam
boat navigation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

THs OcroseR SfAr. ELecrIoxs.
Tuesday. the S,h day Of October, will
come of the all-important and all-absorb-
ing State elections in Pennsylvania. Ohio.
Indiana and Nebraska. In each Of these
States the administration aud tho oppnsi-
ton parties are working like beavers. and
over eli Of them rousing mass meetings
and stump speeches aud torch light pro-
cessions. N every city. town and hamlet.
are the order Of he day On both sides.
from day 10 day and from night 10 night.
The supporters Of Greeley and Brown.
fully sppreeiating the necessity on their
part Of check in these Ocsober elections
10 the boassings Of the republican party.
arc bringing al their forces. al their
strcnssh and all their wars and meats to
bar upsn Pennsylvania, OA:s and Iaii-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

WEE OR OTHERWISE Whether the
nomination Of Greeley and Brown By the
democratic national convention was wise
or otherwise. it cannot be gainsayed that
they were nominated in strictest con-
formi,y with democratic usage. All the
forms Of democratic law were rigidiy ad-
hered TO. The call for the convention was
made through the usual aud recognized
party ehannels-the democratic national
executive committeo--which observed the
same terms and addressed the same con.
s;i'uency through the same organs that
have obtained in the party for more than
quarter Of century. Il is not preten-
ded that there was any departure from
custom or any irregularity in the response
which was made BY the State Conventions
to this national call Of the party. Every
thing. in fact. was regular and formal
from the srst act Of Belmont down to the
last act Of the Convention. Every State
and every Congressional district Of every
State was fully represented in this BODY
Nor can any body fairly claim tina. the
action Of the convention was unlocked for.
il lad been foregcne conclusion for
weeks that Greeley would be nominated.
The question Of his nomination had been
thoroughly canvassed by the democratic
press. North and South. and had been full
l. debated BY ie,nocr.sis ORATORS, in aud
cat OF Congress. 1t was made an issue in
the democratic primary elections every
whore and nearly every where the aivo-
Gates Of Greeley succeeded in clee,ine
Greeley delegates. All this may have
been. not wise. but otherwise. We are
not dehating that point a. present. We
Claim. however. that j. was tho act and
deed Of ant party. speaking through lite
au;Sess.cd and usual agents. and speak
Ing The Sentiments OF nearly three millions
OF democrats. We claim to belong to this
party. we sdmi, its right to lcsisla,e for
~ si'iIea~e are Of Il. snd we shall there.
FIRE 'tfpors its candidates, whoever they
may b. dis,rustine our own. if ws think
them unSt. in preference 70 the judemen,
otsailioDs Of democrats Who think other
wise .th
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

News AND OTHER Irrxs. -Ou. candi.
date for The Presidency. Hon. Horace
Greeley. has returned to his home from
his Western tour and expresses the most
confident hopes of favorable State and
presidential results for the democracy
The speeches of Mr.. Greeley have been
many during his trave! and reflect the
higi ost credit upon his head and heart.
There is rumor prevailing hereabouts
that early application will be made to the
Commissioners Court Of our county to re-
scind the late order Of the Board invest
ing the Washington City and Point Look.
out X. X Company upon certain condi.
tons with the custody Of cur county rail-
read fund.
Til" political meeting at the Factory on
Saturday last was srarsely attended, We
earn. OWN. to the fac. that our Circuit
tour: was in session at the time aud en-
gaged in the trial Of a case in which much
local interest was felt by citizens Of that
district Col. Dent and Capt. Thomas
addressed the meeting.
The cold snap of the last few days has
bad the Eject Of alarming many of our
,o''a'c"-p'an,ers with fros. prospect
Much IF the tobacco is still green and
growing and is consequently unfit to be
cut.
The alc-wifc fishery has opened for the
season on the Patuxent and is said to be
progressing with marked success. Some
"f the seints are selling. &C learn. green
9Th large size and prime condition a,
% cents per tushel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

Saw souR CLosERsEEp.-We hare been
Informed. says the FSaakIin PcfriOt, that
one Of the lsrgess aud most senserprisine
farmers Of this county last year saved
enough cIoserseca ks his own sowing.
so'd enough to pay for all the dry goods
used 'in his family. and received $as cash
IN addition. This isthe way in which he
did Il. He put . wire bottom in \ trough
In which he fed his stock. the wire being
two or three inches above the close bottom
Of the trough. The stock in pulling the
clever hay, from the rack would s'.tier
he ssedslncss pure through the wire int
me receptacle below.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

HoME WoRK.-Whilst it 10 quite CON-
mendsble in democrats TO entertain and
express an active solicitude for the WELL
doing Of our party in other States and 10.
calities. il should not be forgotten that the
duty of home rork is still imperative upon
US and iha, the Greeks" are at our own
doors as well as at other peoples. Though
We largely outnumber our political foes in
the State and in our own Congressional
district. they are. nevertheless. not to be
despiscd merely on account Of their inferi.
ority to rs in point Of numbers. Numbers
don't ccun, In elections unless they can be
made available at tie polls. Besides, il
may not Be denied that our opponents
have q splendid organization in Maryland
have both means and talents to make !,
dangerous, nor that they will be assisted
in the coming fight BY . few arrows which
"have been feathered from our Own wing. .
II behooves us. therefore. to be up and
doing. and Ne think the srst iupersan,
thing to be done, is 10 set our own house
in order. Let IN active canvass commence
At once In our county. Albeit the mishap
Of the last campaign. our county has IN hon.
orable democratic recotd which il should Be
our pride and glory TO mainsssn. And
We can do Il If Ne have mind to. Null
t;Rly our party clubs- infass new life and
spirit into those already organised-iaan-
gursee county and district neetings-see
TO the proper regiseration Of our friends
aud impress upon every democrat The i'm
pcrs.nee Of attending q the polls % cleo
ton day..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

RAcEs.-The annual meeting Of the
Maryland Jockey club win take place on
Pimlieo course. Baltimore. commencing
Oct. 22nd and continuing for four days
These races have achieved national rep
utation and judging from the arrange
pents. We bespesk . successful meeting.
a would urge upon al lovers Of the
10 got0 the races. assuring them that
sseasori. Of rare enjoyment may be snsici-
pstcd.,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

~ In accordance with recert act OF
Congress, from aud after the first Of Octo-
Der, instant. no internal revenue stamps
will be required upon any legal document
whatever. no paper being now subject to
stamp duty excep. checks. drafts. and or
ders drawn at sight. or on demand. upon
hanks. bankers, or trust companies. The
act referred to also exempts from stamp
duty all foreign bills of exchange.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

OF R. B. Bullock. Georgia's abscond-
ing Governor. a London Canada CORES
pendent Of the World writes THE Gov
ernor lives in one of the finest suburban
residences about this city. His house is
furnished magn6cently. his stud is Of the
finest stock. his turnou,s unsurpassed. and
he says he has concluded to make London
his residence for the future"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

SUPERVISORS OF ELEcrIoS.--Julge DEF
fries) Bond. of the L. S. Court. has made
numerous appointments Of Supervisors Of
Election under the enforcement Act
These seem to be mainly for Baltimore
city and county. bu. We presume the coun-
try will be flooded with them on election
day. Well. all they can do is to look on.
and get no pay for their services.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

CuRroUs FACT 1T ha. been noticed rs
n fact that during the recent terrible thun-
der storms the lightning has never done
any damage in cities of any considerable
size. Undoubtedly the iron which enters
SO largely into the construction OF cities.
in buildings. railroads. telegraph lines.
ect.. dissipates the electric fluid SO rapid.
ly and completely that Ills rendered harm
less.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03
The SrR.Iaur.Ourv

THE SrR.Iaur- OUrERs. What they
are, is seen in their running . candidate
against Hendricks iu Indiana Hendricks
is. ever has been. and is ever likely to be.
the straightes: Of the Strai ght-Out Demo-
cra.s-bu: he is not straight enough for
the few people with whom Senator Morton
thus tries to run mock State ticket
Thus. in this movement. We see again tina:
S.raigh Ou,ism means Grantism.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

wHKAr SEIpMG.-The q. s. Commissioner
Of Agriculture in his 1870 repor, says, ~. J.
Turner q Co.'S Excelsior" made in BALTIMORE,
is used TO greater extent Tin Mary land and vis-
ginial than all other fertilizers combined. and
has retaiaed the good opinion Of farmers longer
than any other Fertilizer. Applied At the rate
Of $50 pounds per acre, u hssiens the ripeniag
Of wheat about 5 days and benefits the succeed
ing crop Of clover % per cent"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

The jury in the csse Of Mrs. Laura D.
Fair. on her second trial in San Fanciseo
for the murder Of Colonel A. p. Crit,en-
den. after being oct nearly sixty hours.
has rendered . verdict of e net gull.
~"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
orphans' Court y Sai.s Nary. Cs..sy, SCI -
Oct ], 1917.
nRDERED BY THE COURT. That MARY l.
~ Grava and WIN Graves, sdninis,rA-
tors or
JOHN W GRAVES.
late OF 81 Hary's county. Maryland deceased,
give the notice required by law to the deceas-
ed . creditors to exhibit their Claims and that
the same be published once n week for six sue
cessise weeks IN the ST Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JAMES N RaLgv,
Register Wills for So Mary county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofths above order, re hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the Or
phans' Cour, OF 81. usry's couaty, Maryland,
letters OF inistrstien the estate Of
John " tiraves. late Of said eounsy, deceased
All persons having chains against the said de-
ceased are hereby notified to exhibit the sane
with the proper -ouchcrs attached thereto. 10
the Subscribers. on or beforethe Id day Of APRIL,
1873. they viii Otherwise by las I've excluded
from the benefits OF the said estate. Az persons
indicted TO the de.eAsrd trg requested e, fnake
iaameiIa pay "a al 10 The Subscribers
A.EY-L GRAVES
.AF GRAVES,
..amiElsualos.
": J, .sr:-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

MAINLAND EDiroRIAL AssociArsoS
The annual meeting Of this Association
wit be held 10 Bahimcrc. Wednesday.
s'h October. 1872 A fan a.sesdance Of
inemsers'is requested. These desiring
to j"i" tie Association win address the
undersigned at Towson,ewn. Ma. By
osSss. Wn. II. Rsby, Cor. See.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

wssAf Gaov,,s<-po not jeoparaise ycur
crops. this year, by using untried fsrsilisers.-
The ''Exccisicr." Manufactured By J. J. rurner
3 Co, has ben ussa ssccssfally for u past
ih..:ssr years s,i Il q the best.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03
DIED.

flEp.
NJ the residence Of n. u. Garner in Chaptico
ds,ric, on the 18th ult, Miss ELIZABETH
GARNER, aged 81 years.
On the :2nd inst. Mrs. ANN C. DAVIS in
the T2nd year sf her age, wife Of the late Edward
{. Davis, of this county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

waRAr Gsswrse.-Css the ssExeelsisr'' Cua-
no, Manufactured hy J. J. Turner Co., II you
wish 10 grow large crops; loo pounds Gift are
eacal 10 frou 30 70 1ce posnds q any cshT
Sfrti'rsT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03
ARRIfD.

On the lsi inst, a. the Iliy's Chapel hv the
Rev. Father Eicinanza. FRENCH ". ABELL TO
Miss HANNAH q. ABELL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03
SH :RIFF'S
Election Notice.

OTI'E i he'e'y given 10 n.
judy "f f "r,i"n al the Q,ali-
il. Voter. IS. N rvs C"aa,y that m
Election VII h" held il sid County on
he
FRS TUESDAY, NEXT AFTER THE
FIRST MONDAY or NOvEN-
BIER. 1T BEING TUE 5ru
DAYOF SAID MONTH,
~ III nurl p'as'. nf hi ling elect me
." -" -'v'r,' e'"c i'm Il :, irs % STINT
Nr.'s e"uriy. f"r III" plrp,s, nf ole.
- III s,ns / 2 Z 500. f,r p..&i-
Lat "a V c.-P e-il Mt Of the u 10. |
STATS.
A -, ono por-nn ~ renresrnt the 5st
C"ng''ss q, al D;-'ric' "fM,ryland in the
Co rcs- If tht U.i:ed 81 ties.
TIE Polls viii ,r.."-d NJ 8 o'clock
A VI. n d closcl 1T 9 p. NJ
TIE Riurn Jnd 80 ar. rca ,irel to
make their returs on th. s-cp,d Law FOL-
wing the election o IN. Clerk OF tho
Gu cult Cour: fr s. Mry'- county.
-.. Is r. ABEL. Sheriff
Of st. MIry's c,uu,v.
Nd.
Oes 3. 1S52-te.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

the general price 10 $50 per ton, nominal.
POSTPONED
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
HE understood will ofFrr q, P.Lli,
A c''".. ., hi> re>'denc. in |.
ara'ow on
''atur.lay, The a-th Of Sc tenn
Der. instant,
h. II .u>eh"ld aud Kitchen Furni.
"a" "'n>,>''n. &c
FRENCH ~. >TEPARLOR MIRROR
M,RHLE-rOP rAH'Es SOFAS.
LOUNGE. SPRING->EAT.
CANE anil WOODEN
CHAIRS. CAR
PETS. OIL
CLIO II NAT
TING, RUGS. LACE
ard ot'mr WINDOW CUR
TAiNS. WALNUT EXiEN-
ION DINING TABLE. SIDE.
BOARD. wALNUr HArR,Ck,
MAHOGANY SECRETARY, Blu.
RE\US. WARDROBE>. COTTAGE
al other CHAMBER SUITS.
MARbLE-r TOP WASH
STANDS. FEATHER
BEDS. MATTRESS.
SE>. BEDDING.
TOIlEr-wARE.
STOVES.
CROCKERY,
CHINA anl GLASS
WARE. KNIVES AID
FORKS. COOK STOVE
eni FIX URES, COOKING
UTENSILS generally. &c. &C.. &c.
Also. one fine tnreh, X .>"w"od Case. u
Oe'av" Ro~enkranz PIANO.
Also. ona very large liOLSrIEN COW.
which CAV" last Spring when fresh 5
gallons of rich M K day.
ONE TOP BUGGY. with shaft. anil
pole, and one JERSEY WAGON, all
in excellent repair aud perfect running
order.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums OF Ten D,lars and under.
cash-on sums above Ten d liars. u
credit If six months vii. be allowed.
upon the purchaser giving note with ap-
prov a security.
Ee- y" property delivered until tho
'e'm> IT sale h We been co "p'i"l with.
EF Al private sale, The Hons" and Lot
now occuri d ~ me in LEONARD Town -
EF'P RIGS w,>h ng to purchase the
real or 'xamin'' tie p '>"nal properly arc
iuvit TAI call AID 'n>n a. he same.
A. JA'K. SPALDING,
Sept IL ls72-'>
The above safe II pest oi"l mil
SATURDAY,, the 5 h of OCTOBER,
iu-'nn'.
4 JACK SPALDING.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

= GUANo, rrc.-The seascs for Gnano has nor
opencd as yet. and there Is little doing. Tn,
market Is bare Of Chincha, and we quot. Gua.
nape at $50 per ton. gold, agents prizes =.
For Phosphases and manufactured rer,ili.ers
the general price 10 $50 per ton, nominal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

.. Thar WERx BEAUTIFUL! is the
unspoken wish Of thousands Of women to
whom nature has denied the charm o. q
pure. fresh. transparent complexion. +"
crafty this wish HaoaS's MAaxoLIA BaLN
was introduced. The cosmetics Of the
day had been pronounced poisonous BY
the most distinguished chemists. and il
was also found that their ultimate effect
vas to wither the skin as we'll as to paral-
ire the external nerves. The ladies hailed
With delight the advent Of . hcalshfu.. her.
bal and floral preparations capable Of i'm
parting to their faces, nceks aud arms .
porcelain smooshness and q tinge like that
Of the finest oriental pearl. They soon
discovered that it was new thing under
the sun" Incompatible and unspproacha.
Bile. UBquestionably the MaexoLIA BALM
has been the great toilet sacses Of the
present century.
81 200 REwARD 10 offered by the pro-
priesor cf Dr.. Pieree's Golden Medical
Discovery. for medicine that will equal
10 in the cure of al severe cases ct ''Livcr
Complaint" and oil diseases arising from i'm
purity ofshe blood. a Erupsious. Pir,ples.
Blosekes, Bc;ls, cite.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-03

Horace GREELEY on JAMES Lrov -
The State journal. Of Richmond. Va :.
makes itself responsible fur dead and
dccaycd falsehnod of Mr.. James LYONS.
who attributed 10 Mr. Greeley an indecent
libel upon the women ofthc South When
this dirty SANDER was new We referred tn
it. denied that anything like it hal ever
been said or written nv Mr.. Greeley or
the Trib"nr. and from its general resem-
blance in style to 40 indccrn, pamphlet.
published come years ago rs a bnrlesquc
Of Republican doctrines. we mistakenly
attributed it to that source Whrreupon.
Mr. Lyons. tn crafty depraved appetite
for that species of !th. bough. the pamph-
lc, and read it through. and fnling that
Greeley was not in it. he now screams that
Mr.. Greeley must have written it. re -a,se
he cannot find it somewhere else W.
think Mr.. Lyons good deal Of an as
from his perf"rma' ees at Louisville aud
elsewhere. but We 10 not believe he thinks
Mr.. Greeley ever wrotr the words he at
tributes to him. There is more kn,vcrv
than folly in such persistence But us
we'll meaning correspondents have written
+" Us, asking the true state Of the case.
we repeat once more. tn satisfy them. that
the indecent Language which Mr.. Lyons
attributes to Mr. G enlcy was never used
BY him or by the Tribune. This Mr.. Ly-
on very well kn"ws. hut has not the
manhood to admit. Yet If he has one
spark Of a nature above that Of currish
libeler in his composition. he will either
re,ract his charge or prove it The ties
of the Tribune can he found in most con-
siderable public libraries. as well as many
private ones. At the Aston or Mercantile
Library in this city he can Shsuls them
to his hearts content. Let him abandon
his childish presense Of claimis9 to have
proved that Mr.. Greeley must have writ
ten the garbage he has collected. because
somebody else did not. or let him confess
himself the vulgar slanderer be is-N
Y. Tribune.