Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-04
POLITICAL.
The world Deprecates a Bolt.


NEW YORK, Jily 3.-The World refer
ring to the printed circular of disaffect ed
parties, advising a Democratic bolt at 3 al
timore in case the Cincinnati movement is
endorsed, and which has already been pub
lished, says that it is disorganizing NOV e.
ment in which it takes no stock.
DR.. Greeley will leave Boston Thursd ay
morning for Newport, returning Friday 10
this city.
On TO Baltimore.
MEMPHIS, July 3.-A large number of
delegates TO the Baltimore Convention from
West Tennessee, Arkansas and North NJ is
sisSippi, leave here tomorrow.
Railroad Fares.
BALTIMORE, July 3.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad will furnish tickets on
its main road, br anches and connections,
extending through Virginia, West Virginia,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Kentucky, Tennessee, and other
States, reducing the fare for the round trip
to delegates and visitors to the National
Democratic Convention in this city on the
9th inst.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The Chairman of the
Democratic State CenEal Committee of
Iowa, has issued call for a convention at
Desmoines, Aug. /.
Illinois.
Lawrence Weldon, the nominee of the
Democratic and Liberal Convention of
Illinois for Attorney General, has declined
the nomination on account of i'll health and
the pressure of professional business. His
place on the ticket will be filled by the
| Central Committee.
Virginia.
LEXINGTON, VA, July 3.-Go7 Belcher,
in brief address defining his position,
states that if the choice is presented him to
vote for Grant or Greeley, be will unhesi.
tatingly vote for Greeley.
The Florida Democracy
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, July 3.-The
Democratic State Convention takes place
August IA.
The North Carolina Campaign.
| WASHINGTON, July 3.-Secretary Bout
well will leave for North Carolina on the
10Th inst, to speak at Charlotte and Nor
gantown.
Encouraging AdVices for Greeley and
/ Brown.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The most en-
couraging news is received daily at the
Greeley and Brown headquarters in thi!
city. Hundreds of letters certify to the eff
feet which Summers speech on Grantisn
is doing in all parts of the country. Gree
ley and Brown clubs have been formed il
nearly every village Of the South, with the
brightest of prospects.
A letter from d. s. BUrson, of Richmond
Indiana, just received, says: 'Develop
ments in favor of Greeley are still growine
"a sort of spontaneous political fermenta
ton. Thus, at our little Spring Grove set
tlement, containing thirty-three Republican
voters, twenty-four are for Greeley, five
scattering doubtful, and four for Grant
This state of things gives us courage. Tn,
Quakers and temperance people are all 70
Greeley. At Dublin, in this county, ther
are three hundred and twenty-five Republi
can voters. After Baltimore we will get III
several Greeley Clubs."
The above is a specimen Of the man,
hundreds received here daily, all of then
leading to the conclusion that the nomina
ton of Mr.. Greeley by the Baltimore Con
r venion will insure his election, and will 81
operate upon the minds of Republican
throughout the country as virtually to re
pQdiate the nomination of Grant, and brin
: to the support of Mr.. Greeley the greai
: body of the people of the United States.
The Greeley and Brown Club, of thi
, city, meets tomorrow night, at which tim
: full arrangements viii be made for a visi
. of the entire club to Baltimore. A larg
: hall has been secured, where all fro1
Washington will make their headquarters