The Republican journal., 1872-07-18

Onmolon Of Mr.. Chalmers If MiS~is-ipsi the
vote was made unanimous.
a COMMITTEE 10 NOTIFY THE CANpIpArEs
A gentleman from Wisconsin offered a re~o-
luton to the effect that n committee Of one from
each State be appointed to wait upon the nom-
nee> and inform them of their nomination, and
the same was adopted, the President of the con-
Vcntion being added.
THE INSECT LANEoJ-S CLOSING BUSINESS.
Mr.. Weston of Ohio moved To escort To head
quarters the New York and Missouri deIoga-
tons with music.
Mr.. Smith moved that the place Of holding the
next convention he left to tile National Com
mittee.
Various resolutions. including one of thanks
to Mr.. Ford, the owner of the Oprra House,
and TO the citizens Of Baltimore for paying the
expenses OF the convention, We're passed, also
to the President of the con ventiDn
Mr.. Thayer of New York made a strong
speech 70 the retiring delegates eulo4iljng
Greeley and prognosticatng >ncce~~ tor the
ticket.
President noolittle returned thanks to the
Convention for courteSeS shown HIM, and eX-
pressed hopes Of a speedy ani complete VIC
tory.
FINALE.
After the transaction of some further trivial
business chiefly in tn" way otthgnk~ 10 the sub
officers Of the convention, the lattrr, al half
past o'clock. adjourned sine Me.
INCIDENTS OF THE SESSION.
Revcrly johnson, Theodore Tilton and White
lazy Reid We're on the platform.
Several iilies tainted about noon and were
borne ont with much difficulty.
An tr~hman thrust himself on the Stage hi,
morning, aud insisted on making demou~trl.
tpiH '"' n''r'hS UNIV pnilrthlhh SelHed him
"S 4ht 't'lH ''d cNP'Iri nun
Wv 't'''S " y IT, Oh r'@h' i"f hfYard ot l)ri-
dW 'r, W., renewed WIN marked rNprrN>ion> of
t.Ti " f. rT,i ..1N
wv, I"SNE ll'lr @,'F.
.'P' NY oFk W,N rAl!rd lond cheers We're
@lNPh' hu 'T"N' t"Hihah'S speech before an
with aun|.ul,n Her vnn tnr q rn, - li;t
trpmenl,InIIs sbont> b,,rr.,hl ,,,I w., ~ .''
mats.
IA huttri I,feceled the rtIing ot the states
l" '"lt Ior iFeSidehI' ana AlabalnhS entire
E'''i"' IL irteeS fdFoF was greeted WITH M
lntn>p 'hrCrth%' is Wa>, indeed' every State
'Hl No'C" l"l horace hlttl'N.
ne rhairmah OF lhe tennessee delegation,
III In1IiS irr '"it' PROMISED thM Sle would
M,nv snnth.,,,nrS 1.nn,rn,oI !, noI,,.,.
her vote. pronouncng her an in,ianiti.anf Inn
State, which would never be heard of but for
her r'dlcnlouS GROWING
t, -, ''in' An,''; i'i,, scene III
penns, lyania, ,ttrr =, hrnt ,Jrns. r"'.l vi ~"
make the vote for Greeley unanimous rbe
delegates leaped upon the chairs. waved hats
anu rams ana reared llke torrent,
THE WOMAN SrFrRAGISTS ,rAxbn< hmm,
FIELD.
Mrs. B,rnord. m.napin,. nlito,. of ,t,,.,u...,.
ingion Chronicle, and Mis-, Laur, ra.'n ~
Indianapolis, CORES ~pondcnt of a Cincinnlti na-
per- appeared among the journalists on the
'',, i,iP' XIII, t,i' attr1'ed murh iten-
Mr. n4arhrr Unnker Tnn" TO-, NI',u""t IT,"
looked FOR. but did not come. The rIImor n..,.
that they had gone home in Il state of per>pir-
'h% a''%''S'-
GERMAN PETITION FOR TIE CINCINNATI
TICKET.
Gov. Hoffman of New York presented -
communication signed by II 900 German resi-
dehfS OF NeW lork. me communication de-
VI" H.. ~ ltie prli'lh SnerN in
rnivrd with aurIau>e The rnlI nf Si,",t,,,'
was unfoIded and stretched clear across 1he
Opera House.
NE COURSES or THE GREAT The en-
banning OF MaIzinl h"d} recalls the sin
gular late winch has attended the remains
OF SO many distinguished men. In fact,
an extremely interesting volume might be
made OF the poSthumous adventures OF the
bodies OF those whose memory the world
nus Sought ~ Keep aliNc' mere IS but |
iittle douht thal the lonoS IN the Pantheon |
at Paris when are shown as containing
the remains oI V"'alre ana RouSseau are
IN tart empty having been riiled during |
one OF the periods o! conservative reaction |
III France, Mutton $ mead IS sad to be in |
[he possession OF a privafr collector ~ Lon
hon 80 IS Cromweiis- Jeremy brntham
body, by ms direction, was stuffed, and.
.iresSed IN ms nsua' slit OF clothes, with
his hat on, his suck m ms hand' ana seat
ad IN his char, is now preserved IN glass
aase. A few years ago there was sold ut
auction in London what was sad to be the
lead Of Conllclns, the Chinese sage. 1t
was skull mounted IN gold ana was said