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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
TuF MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRACY.
A HEARTY INDORsEMENT OF THE CINCINNAIi
TICKET-MIssIssIPPI JOINS HANDs fOi' M
,.nnAs AID RECONCILIATION.

A uVARTY INDORsENENT OF THE CINCINNATI
TICKET-MIssIssIPPI JOINS HANDS FOX hh-
FORM AND RECONCILIATION'
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBI
IcTsoy. Jupe 26--The State Convention OF the
Democrats and Conservatives met in this city TO-
aav The delegates, representing so counties, COM
prised men of both races, three colored men OeinS
among IFS Vice Presidents Prominent men ID
. severai counties which were not represented sent
letters asking the Convention to instruct the dele
gates 10 the Baltimore Convention not 10 NoVo ioi
any straight Democratic ticket When these letters
were read there was great and long-continued ap-
plause.
A resolution was passed. amid repeated ana pro
HANGED cheers instructiDg the delegates CHOSEN 10
ote as unit in favor of the nomination OF Oreeiey
. and Brown. s A. .o,,o
when the following resolution was read the same
. .,.bysiasn which marked the proceedings OF tDe
a Convention manifested -, ,.os,.
ps,oI,ed That 10 defeat the Administrator ol -,
,t Grant and restore the Government 70 .no psred
peace. freedom honestX an1 The altar Of com.
coantTy and IN obedience 10 the piVnbi sds ~
, ~ ,etriofisfn 70 clasp hands WIN INC hioS,,
CONGREGATIONAL Liberty IA ie or elevate 10 the Presi-
~ 80 Woe Presidency Of the Onlted Sia''S' INV
Greeiey and b. Gratz Bowl -, ,,,;ia
The following telegram was sent 10 tue iiiiN0''
Convention; ..-... and Conservatives
of Mississippi In C0nyehon a. IIino5s and propose
" tn' dS WITH The Great West over the Dioody 'n"'
Of Var
To this came the following reply ~,
s,,,y,v,n III June 2G-The Convention OF Idol a. AZ
asSaDlicans OF the State OIL ullhols " '"0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION IN
GEORGIA.
A LARGE AND HARMONIOUS GATHERING-GREE
LEY DELEGATES CHOSEN TO BALTIMORE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUHBl

A LARGE AND HARMONIOUS GATIERING-GREE-
LEY DELEGATES CHOSEN TO BALTIMORE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNRl
ATLANTA, Ca, June 26. - The Democratic
Convention, which assembled here at 10 o'clock this
morning, was the largest gathering Of the kind ever
known in Georgia. Nearly every prominent politician
I'm the State was present Contrary to expectation there
was no speechmakDg. The resolutions adopted profess
adherence to the organization and tmehonored prn-
cpes OF the Democratic party The delegates to Balti
more are left untrammeled by any instructions. The
following are the names those chosen 10 represent the
State al large: Gen. John D. Gordon, A. X wright
Thomas Hardeman A. H. COlquet, IL. L. Benning Julian
Hartridge and c. Goode. Eighteen district delegates
were also chosen The sentiment Of the Convention, as
was shown in the selection Of the delegates was over
helmngly in favor Of the Cincinnati ticket still, out OF
tenderness for the feelings Of the minority ana 10 pre-
serve harmony, no instructions were gwen
The following resolutions were adopted;
Jesoyred That the Democratic party Of Georgia stands
mon the principles OF the Democratic party OF the
Union bringing into special prominence as apphcaDle
10 the Dregent extraordinary condition or tne country,
the interchangeable doctrine that this IL Union OF STATES
and that the ndestructibhty OF their equanty WIN
each other is an indispensable part OF our pocal sys
R|eored That in tho approaching election the Demo
cratic marty invites everybody to cooperate IN jealous
differentiation TO change the present usurpnS ana cor
rupt Administration, by placing IN power men VINO arc
~, 70 the rncples Of constitutional government and
a faithful and economical administration OF public
Resors6 That in our opinion the delegates to the Bal
tfnore Convention should go untThmncleu Dy lhstruc
ti and should act with all the lights before the1 as
tbeV deem best the good OF tne party anu IOr INC
N eifare Of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
THE OUTLOOK In NEVADA.
CONTEST FOR THE sENAToRsHIP-THE DEMO-
Gratis UNANIMOUS FOR GREELEY

CONTEST FOR THE sENATORSHIP-THE DEMO
Gratis UNANIMOUS FOR GREELEY.
A prominent Republican of Nevada stated,
yesterday. TRIBUNE reporter that the political move
ment in that State, far the Presidential nominees
are concerned is not yet defined with sufficient clear
ness to enable any TO estimate the comparative
strength OF Greeley and Grant The attention OF the
people, he said. wholly occupied with the contest for
the United States senatorship which will be vacant on
the expiration Of tho term OF Senator Nye, and until that
Is settled no definite espate be made He declared
that the contestwas of the closest and most personal
ever known In Nevada politics, aud that the men oon
coded to hAvo the best chance John p Jones' who
ran FOR observation-disclosures OF California in 1867 ana
was defeated and Vim. Sharon, agent OF the Bank oil
California. If both candidates fail, the choice will fall
upon Senator Nye One OF these candidates. the gentle
man believed favored Gen Grant He stated that tho
vote OF Nevada would be increased this to about
10000 and that the Democrats almost unanimous for
Greeley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
VERMONT GRANT REPUBLICANS.
THE HON. JULIUS CONVERSE NOMINATED 70
THE GovERNoRsHIP.


MONTPELIER, VT, June 26.-The Grant Re-
nublcan State Convention for the nomination OF cand
dates for Governor. acknowledgements Treasurer
and two Electors at Large held in this place to-day
Four hundred and fifteen delegates, representing nearly
o,orv town in the State were present. The two
leading candidates for the Gubernatoral nomlna-
ton were the Hon. John W. Stewart and the
Hon Fred. Billings, and the feeling between ther
supporters was strong and positive. The Hon julius
Converse appearing with considerable strength as
mind candidate prevented nomination on the hrst
baIot Before the second ballot Mr. Stewart was WITH
drawn and his supporters desired to cast their votes for
C,rso The result was the nomination Of the latter
gentleman by just the required vote the Hon; r. 3
havt ~ harrington nominated Tor LleutehalI-uVN
da and the Hon. John A. Page Of Montpelier Tor
Treasurer. ~, ,,o.io,, nominated the Hon Har-
-, CenfeId and T. y. Jewett esq Resolutions strongly
indorsng the Philadelphia PLATFORM anu nonnee'' "
Der the business Of the Convention was completed
NJ Rtun0s in response 20 "A unanimous request az
eared upon the platform and mace an b1ihi"D
The gathering was the mIeeS' u0ioH
beld n Vermont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
MAINE.

GRANT REPUBLICAN CoNGREss CoN'ENlloN'
PORTLAND, June 6-The Republican ConVen-
- a., tbo Ist Congress District OF Maine was held to-
49, 7, was very largely attended and enthusiastic
TTn the fourth ballot the Hon. H. Bureigh OF South
pail, was declared the nominee Of the Convention
The Committee Resolutions made report ihdorSns
the declaration Of principles Of the Philadelphia Con
venton rendering the thanks OF t9e PeGy 10 se
tbe nominees of the Convention for Their unanimous
snnport i'm the Tt District The report was accepcu'
and the Convention adjourned SINE dte'
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LATEST Snip NEWS.
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steamship Fsna DOsne PHILADELPHIA with md 10 LOraa Steam
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman Richmond City Point and Eorse.
with mdse. and pass Old Dominion steamship Go.
Ship John Stnson Pensacola I'll days with lumber.
Bark Impi (Russ Jacobsen. Cardiff days With railroad
Bark Pas Bdde of and 10 days from EeHIe Hon. with ogwssa
and coffee.
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Brig Laura Gertrude Risk Matanras days with sugar.
Bng Annie w. Goddard of St John. b. Johnson hatan1as
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schr Mary c. 9TH Cook, Dorchester N b. IL days win ouhns
Schr Fisher Reynolds Ceufegos % days with ssd mo-
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Vannah South Carolina for Charleston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS The Dorchester before reported ashore
Weaee has been or and her 10 Booa tow OF The
steamship Charles Pearson.
FoErEEss MONROE Va 2-Psssei In Baltimore bark
Antioch bngs Potomac from Demeran; LeoDA
Passed barks Nora for QuentoSn Hh AID big
Yeand for NewYo Arrived Phillips Mary from Rio Jsaeo foe
orders.
Cn4RLEsTos c. June 26-Aryed steamship Pslcou
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from PhIadelph Sailed steamship Huntsville York. bns
Nellie Clifford, To- Fall Ryer chr s. Lee, for Philadelphia
SPOKEN.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
rx-coy. KOERNERs POSITION.

BUFFALO, June 26.-1he Ne,o- York Times of
June 18th stated that exGoy. Koerner Of Illinois, had
published card, I'm which he declared that he would
have nothing TO do with the Cincinnati ticket
The Bugalo Demokrat (German) prints letter from
Gov Koerner, addressed to Dr. T. c. Branch, in which
he says that Immediately after the Cincinnati Conven
ton wrote letter to the Chicago Stats ZettUng de-
carng favor OF Greeley against Grant and since that
time he had published note conradiciing the state
ment Of the Washington correspondent that he had ex-
pressed hostility to Mr. Greeley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
POPULAR PULSE IN UTICA.

To the RdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: In short conversation had yesterday on
prospects of the campaign opponent asserted the
utter useesscss of Mr. Grceleys expectations Of success
saying that He is in the minority all over the country
lust as he is herep so challenged him to canvass the
company present. and out of five gentlemen all voters
Greeley had three and Grant two In conversation here
in Utica with entire strangers the opinion freely
expressed that in Of Endorsement at Baltimore Mr.
Greeleys election that two and two make
four. Smoke that. JOHN T. STUART OF TarrytOwn.
Utica, n. y, June Is, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
Another writes /:
Mr.. GRoEsBECK AND THE PRESIDENCY.

HE WILL NOT BOLT" FROM BALTIMORE.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-It is generally under
stood here that Mr. GrOesbeck will respect the decision
Of the Democratic Baltimore National Convention, and
will not accept the nomination made at NewYOFk any
other nomination made outside the regular Democratic
Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

npAYr REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS FOR CON
GREss.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-The Republican
,,ra,'st,ops Yesterday, were made by the Crawford
county system the people showing their preferences oy
Orr, vote The Congress nominations were as ioi-
lows. First District, David +. Houghton SECOND DIE
.rct charles ONeil; Third District Leonard myers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKgrS

NEwoRLEAss June 6POur dull iohhsg tots sopcr'ne sss
Extra So 256+6 5i; Double BHt, 80 O9S7 Los Cbosos
Treble 81 7J0S 20 10 Corn dull Mixed 51G58c White To- Oats
dull aud ower Ohio River i 50 Louis and Gsena t0tIc x
dull Prime 500 Choice, go Bran quiet 81 g. Pork COR
s2 37l Bacon scarce Shoulders 6d6ic Clear Rib. de- Geas
Sides 560ic dull; Low Fully Pair, 6i09ic Molases
Nothing doing whisky dull Choice &c Common &c CofrePf
Prime l8dlsc MISUNDERSTANDING iIti hewfort Ssht.
nrenn COLL l2i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
.o,,,.r v,, clear weather at tho Pacific Coast sta
'""' Probabilities.

"""'' T'robdbfittiss
r,, Il. ,tsS ..,,I astery to south.wesierlY winds,
o nISsn 20 VI,ss a OF rain from Tennessee 10
Lake Erie and Tpper LAKE.. followed by winds shifting
10 norherly and westerly and ccahs "eSInor curing
tho day and evening. 49,, LIN ...,o.,
Clear aud partially cloudy weahSor WIN occanonai
areas OF light fan for the Gulf ann oOuto Atisnuo
States with light fresh soutBeFy winds iOr te new
England and Middle Atlantic states, with D6ht 70 uesn
easery and southery winds Increasing coudness anu
threat eninR weather for the lower Lake region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

The English Society of Arts have awarded
holr Albert medal for this year TO Mr. Henry Bessemer
be iron founder "for the eminent services ny
him 70 ARA. Manufacture, snu VV'"V'VV '" VV'V'F
Ing the manufacture oil STEEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKgT-JoSn o.

Receipts past three ds6 GO cattle BAD bog go hssy
dull offerings large quality poor; sales Light At ~ 81 90
common S4a 49, buehers Is asa IS Is; mehua
good shipping Hogs in large supply Toe lower So
81 TO- sheep quiet $50S8 for common to ehoieo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. June u. lsT2-l a. M.
Synopsis Tor ne Ddu fgsniu-foHr hohrf
CleaI weather is prevailing over the Gulf
states with light 10 fresh southeriy Winds Clear and
uartalv cloudy weather over the South Atlantic and
Middle states with light fresh southerly 10 westerly
winds -. =. 49, -.
Cloudy weather over the East Atlantic States, with
light eastery Winds clear aud partially cloudy weather
north aud West ol tue ONO Valley, Wltl gut " iteS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
MARRIED.

LIZ YBRDGR-HILLMAE-B the Rev T. D. Anderson D. D. 1sh
inst Charles W. Leverage Of Albany n T., and Ann daughter
Samuel T. HlIman Of this city
MALLOY-OKBEPB-O the 25h inst the Church Of 81 John
Baptist Father r. NJ Oogan, afsei by the Rev.
Fathers Smith and Rgne, Patrick IT. Moy u Mis- Margart
OKeef all Of Brooklyn.
PARROTT-POUNTAIS- Tuesday the inst Paurs N.
Church assisted by the Rev n.
Foss Edward b. Parrot Of Greenwood ~ " 10 Jua Padding
daughter Of dL J. :. Fountain OF hewloTk CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

Fourth District william d. Kelley; Fifth District "A. u
Barmer. Postmaster Bingham was selected Tor cciA "
the Court OF Quarter SessOns The proceedings atseu
off quietly and the experiment Is regarded a. succcs
though II "a conceded that the system viii not preve'
tho holding back OF election returns and false counting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

ARRIVAL OF DELEGATES AT CLEVELAND-GREAT
Observation-Disclosures STRENGTH OF
THE CINCINNATI MoyEMENT-LIST OF CAM
DIDATEs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE
CLEVELAND, June 26.-The representatives
Of the Ohio Democracy have been pouring into this city
all day. and they are still coming The hotels board
lighthouses full and private houses enter
tanning people who here to attend the Convention.
Delegations from counties and districts holding
informal meetings Up this time there has not been de-
veOped ony opposition to the Endorsement of Mr. Greeley
The Convention, tomorrow, will be full and harmOni-
Gus, and 1t will ndorse Greeley Overwhelmingly. The
delegation TO Baltimore will be for him John L. Green
of Franklin County, A F. Hume Of Butler, and G. T..
VOORHEES, OF Holmes the prominent candidates for
Supreme Judge W. T. Washam of Jackson. j. NJ Halden
of Henry and James r. Williams of Monroe, candi-
dates for Secretary Of State b. Riley of Licking
is a candidate for Board Of Public Works.
Tonight the entire front Of the Weddel House is ilu
minated by thousand Chinese lanterns Fireworks and
music are the order of the hour and 5000 people
listening TO speeches from distinguished Democratic
stumpers. The following gentlemen have spoken from
the balcony Of the weddel j. r. Mckinney and the
Hon. George W. Morgan, members of Congress, and
Gen. Durbin Ward, DR.. Wayne Griswold, the Hon.
Chiffon A. White, Col. o. ]. Dodds and the Hon. D. s.
predicted his triumphant election in November
Every mention of his name elected the most
tumultuous applause. The enthusiasm is unbounded
The Hons. VIM. Allen, Chiffon A. White, JnO. A.
Mcmahon, Geo. Wetmer, and Henry b. Payne named
for delegates at large. VIM S. Groesbeck and Gen. Tom
Ewing named for Senatorial electors. The Hon.
Wayne GrswOd has been selected to preside over the
temporary organization, and the Hon Hugh ]. Jewett
will be permanent President of the Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

and Conservatives OF Mississippi You dispatch is grate
fully received. We WILL God giving the power join
hands with you in the holy work Of reconciliation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

The of ages supplied CAsToR Purgation without
pain It's Il purfes without weakening the system H
Of the morphine
sleep helps the food to amate and does not gag snj 10
mde searching Of Apcn
30 maEIe tAeo -t auplng I'D le drastic eylcaaat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
PASSENGERS 1RRIHED.

FROM LIVRRPOOL-In steamship Manhattan June BBdv.t
Res Cart Gedies and children A. Jenkins hrs jaks
and Children John Rspper g. schoeeh. DAVID Bfaioa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
THE VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVES.

IMMENSE GREELEY AND BROWN DEMONSTRATION
IN RICHMOND THE CONVENTION TO BE
UNANIMOUS FOR GRRELEY-THE ESTIMATED
MAJORITY FOR THE CINCINNATI TICKET IN
NOVEMBER, $4,000.
iBi TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNR
RICHMOND, Va, June ga brilliant demon
stration in favor of Greeley and Brown took place in
this city tonight An immense ratification meeting was
held at the theater, which was addressed by Gov.
Walker and number OF other prominent men,
An hour before tho meeting began Broad-st' Tor
the space Of half mile, was densely crowded
with people BOnres lighted guns fired and Dill
liant displays Of fireworks took place from the front OF
the theater and from headquarters of the humorous
Greeley clubs. fine torohght procession paraded the
principal streets with banners and transparancies'
bearing great variety Of striking devices and pertinent
notices The following inscription upon one OF tho
transparences well expressed the spirit Of the Greeley
movement in Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
" The Blue and Gray, In heroo array,
No local hates discover;
Strike hands once more. from shore 10 shore,
The North and South forever"

Only small fraction Of the immense crowd could get
into the theater. The greatest enthusiasm mani
esed and the warmest expressions Of the speakers in
favor Of peace and good will, fraernal feeling be-
the North and South Endorsed by hearty ap
plause. Mr.. Greeleys name loudly cheered
whenever spoken. The young men Of Richmond took
the leading part in getting up tho demonstration,
nearly all the prominent politicians participated.
The Conservative State Convention meets, tomorrow
TO elect delegates to Baltimore. Nearly all the mem
bers have arrived and the opinion in favor Of the Gin
cnnati ticket is absolutely 1t is believed
that there will not be single in the Convention OPP
posed to Mr.. Greeley. The sentiment is so strong
throughout the State that there was serious talk lately
amsng many leading politicians Of sending no delega
ton at all to Baltimore, in order to show that Virginia
considered the ticket already made which she meant to
support. This course will not be followed however. A
unanimous Greeley delegation will DO chosen to-mor-
row. and the Convention will express its views upon the
issues OF the day in uneQuvocal terms Thirty thousand
majority is predicted for Greeley in Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
DIED..

Al Notices Of Marriages musi be Endorsed rtn fal
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
REFORM IN ILLINOIS.
Continued from First Pnse.

many of them who were against Greeley but they are
In favor of him and will help to roll up that major
ty which demonstration assures to Greeley aud Brown
The dry was now well donc and 1t was moved to adj
tourn until ID m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

ARRIVAL OF DELEGATES AT CLEvELAND-GREAT
Observation-Disclosures STRENGTH OF
THE CINCINNATI MOyEMENT-LIsT OF CAN
DIDATES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-01-06
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x AM glad it amt any worse."I replied,
throwing sigh OF relief.
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The submaxillary gland 10 somewhat enlarged,
but it does not necessarily follow that parotitis
will ensue."
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would spill, and was dressed up.
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"a said l, winking at him.
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say"
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OF an ice cream freezer
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meI What Was the matter you slip"
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ting hold of the tooth. jus. mold your head
back an instant and will have it out at once"
~ guess won't try it sgsin." said l, with .
shiver. The toothache is bad ru9ugh, but it is
heaven alongside of that watch spring You
may come up some time and pull it out when I
amt at home. think could endure the oper-
alton IT l was off about eight blocks. Come up
whom you can."-Cyrus d. Perkins.