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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

The regular weekly meeting Of the Grant and
Wilson club Of Alexandria county, Va, Wa'
held on Wednesday evening at Mount Zion
II. Smith, 10 the chair. AleF proceeding with
some routine business resolution was Intro
dueed indorsing the action Of the county com
mlttee In calling meeting OF the Republican
NOtsrs Of Alexandria county for the purpose o
making nominations to M vacancies, Mr.. J
II. stevens, who 10 a candidate for county clerk
opposed tho resolution on the ground that Thu
club had no right to take any action In TegaTJ
TO any political appointments or elections eG
oept tho Presidential, The resolution was lait
on the table. Speeches were then made By
others. The club then adjourned for two week
to give the nominating convention an OppOrtunl
~ 10 meet next Wednesday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

THE new Colonnade Hotel, Phliadelp hla.
Pennsylvania, has no superior in the style Of Its
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

To BOLSTER Up their frantic charge that the
election in Pennsylyania was carried by fraud,
tho Greeley papers assert that the vote OF PhIlA.
delphlR was approximately large. The fact
IL, the vote In that city was ono of the smallest
pOlled for several years, not reaching 10 the Hg-
grcgRte 10000, while In ls0sIt reached l22 OOO
In 1871 1t was Il2,bl6. This is a fair sample Of
the truth Of their accusations against tho Re.
publlcans during the campaign.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

The Troy IN. W Ti1Iies says! Last night
Waterford We the sseue Of the widest alarm
and the =, eatest confusion. From the facts
that r,mo TO our knowledge Ii seems that
ROltrt WaldrOn yesterday had manufactured
fer THIS market large lot Of head cheese.
AS II was the fret Of the season, the citizens
bought literally, and many OF them partoOk
OF Il literally yesterday for their evening
meal. At about nine o'clock last night Inc
alarm was first given, the proprietor aud In
mates OF the Howard house, one after
another, being taken Rlarnlngly m. Physl.
clans were summoned 10 hot haste, aud
from that time until morning the greatest
panic prevailed. Among tho list Of sufferers
We notice the names Of Thomas Howard, Of
the Howard house; his son, Albert Howard.
aud his daughter, Miss ROse Howard; Mrs
David Vanderwerken, Miss Pea c, Lewis
smith, A. I. Hawloy, l. N. Vlschre, W, II.
Teliair, j. q. White Charles Ducharm. Henry
Durham, Oscar 8. kenworthy, oil guests Of
the hotel, and Mary FOgarty, Bridget Kenny
aud Andrew McAuaf, d0mestIcs. The above
are all doing well, with the exception of Mrs.
Nandcrworkcn and Mr.. Howard and daupb-
ter who arc yet very sick. Among the sui
terers In other portions of the town arc Mrs
John Ward and daughter, Irene Webster
MessrS. Robert and Mitchell Palmer NJ, and
Mrs. Gecr, Mrs. Patrick McCarly. a son of
william Wolf and O servant VI T. Collins,
besides many others. Altogether about sixty
persons were poisoned. IT Is but fair 10 stat1
hat no blame Is attached to Mr.. Waldron.
u IS q mystery how the cheese became i'm. |
1regnated with polsOn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

The Marylanders In Washington will hold n
grand rally this evening at Old FellogGi IIaii
under the auspices Of the Maryland ReDubIIrIn
Association, At which all citizens are Invited 10
lGIn With them ~ celebrating tho recent great
n n9 HON Q. q. Cox. Hon, Francis Miller,
IFoL \, NJ. Iangston, Hon. Geo. W. Sands
y Collins Smith, esq, DR.. WIN. r. WilmeT
hloyI L2wndes, j., candidate for Congress (, ON
inc sixth district, and others, will address the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

ing attention OF our readers IL specially dr.
ment OF lockwood, Hufty h Taylor 623 Penn.
sylIanl9 avenue. Their new, rich, fashionable
and varied STOCK OF fall and winter goods Is now
open, ana 10 the different departments most
complete ana perfect assOrtmonts will be found
LhIles particularly, will md every new and
desirable novelty, especially In hose, scaTIs
shaWls, cloaks, christening robes, belts. saisbels
toilet articles, SC There Is satisfaction in
! tadlng at lockwood, Huny Il TayIoris' far
There you yet The boat from lie hnaL - " w
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

Pleads Guilty Of Mnu.Iau EhIsr--Threo
Nenr. 10 the PrnIIsnIImry.

ElfNuH tuhtN 81 nurluHEhter--Thrc
Years In the PrnIIenIinry.
lanlel Brown, otherwise called Buck Brown,
wa placed at the bar Of tho Criminal Court
Judge Humphreys, yesterday morning, charged
with the murder OF WIN. Burlington by strik
Ing him with stone on the 3lst OF August last
MI Harrington appeared Tor the Government
and Bond aud Burgess for the accused
tnat SG9 ne 81 dk6S e a oSRbst R4RI sad
~ T. permlttol by the Court, to withdraw
so p,en % not guilty, heretofore entered 10 this
ter" p''" VI bN''' VI Hn''ubh'
MI hSrTinEton i,, 81 tho Government would
lntefpOse no ODecuOn, I'D tho ConTt aIInwaI
the one plea to be withdrd"S and thS lbeT ~
DO entered. O'u'' W
Judge II. said that he would pruUusd q ~,
amino the witnesses In tho case, with a vie. 70
inform his judgment as to the proper punis,'
ment
He accordingly called and examined John
darlington, Bridget Burlington, Ann John.
son, John Williams. DR.. HArtigsh, Mary 70.
ley, 5. Smith and Geo HumphrjYs. Then call.
Ing Brown he gave him sogsS good advice, and
sentenced him 10 hard labr IN tho Albany penI .
Tertiary Tor three years
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

MANY Liberal organ might learn deeenoy
from tho old Democratic Richmond Enquirer
which says; 1.-THE private lie Of the President
has been very rudely assailed. We have oh.
stained from any such beastly sssaultsi for We
have too high respect for tho ONCE, and We are
TOO good an American to believe the American
people would have such a man as he has been
represented in certain quarters to DO In that high
position. The Southern people have political
and not personal objections to Gen. Grant"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

The Tribune thinks that the negroes are "still
the easy IuUes Of designing politicians" Some
years ago the snS.IH OF this county met one OF
his old bOATders, whose hSane, however, he had
forgotten, and observing certain suspicious
things about him, besides his VaoillAting salt.
asked him his name "l'm pretty drunk, Sher.
III" said the fellow "but I'll tell you what II is,
amt quite drunk enough to toll you my name"
The Southern negroes may DO ignorant, but they
are not quite ignorant enough to become the
"dupes" 9th Greeley Democratic party. mot
much"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

Now THAT MIR. GREELET's CERTAINTY Of de.
feat has been determined the question arises,
what Is to become OF tho Liberal Ropublloans2
The Democracy nave no use for them, and there
Il an equal certainty that tho Republican party
has none. They have betrayed the latter, and
only brought moro overwhelming defeat upon
thu IpFmpT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

TIM day OF the soldier Is past, exultantly
exclaimed the coalition organs In Pennsylvania
before election; but they spoke falsely, except In
the sense that the day Is over when soldiers can
he hoodwinked into their support. party cry
90 mean and ylndlCtiye has disEusted every
Democrat who bore armt On the Union eide In
the late conflict.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

WIN, L, Wall 90, will sell at 10 o'clock
m, a. thelr auction rooms, tne collection Of
Also at same time and place speclaI saIe or
new and elegant rosewood square pianos. nil
IN perfect order and by the best makers,
H. II. Warner will sell at O'clock n IN Lot
o5 In subdivision Of square $50, sItuatedon MAI.
500 street. between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets and improved by a two story frame
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

Efforts to PEevoBt Coma ion-The board Of
Health IN ConsuIta Ion With the yncrlnnt-
Ing physicinns.
In accordance with q resolution passed nv tho
board Of Health at their last meeting, the ply.
slclans 70 the poor assembled yesterday morn.
Ing In the Board Of Health rooms
Dr. Y. q. OoN, president OF the beard, stated
he had called the physicians together for tho
purpose Of consultation upon the question Of
vaccination and Teyaoolnatlon Of the citizens OF
the District and considering the extent of the
smallpox epidemic 10 the city, he deemed this
an Important matter lie desired the physi.
clans to work together, and 20 from house 10
house end yacclnate and reyacclnate ali those
who have not boon vaccinatod within the last
hve years
DR.. Verdi said, In order to simplify matters
he wOuld throw out a few suggestions In some
Of the districts whore tho smallpox has not made
ln appearance severely he Thought It would DO
advisable to take these physicians and unite
them with those who arc In tho sections where
the disease Is most prevalent. He also suggested
that the contractors upon the District Improve.
ments be notified that the physicians would ap.
pear upon tho streets whore work Is being per.
formed and there vAcclnate the labOTers In their
employ, and thus avoid tho risk Of frequent
visits to houses In order TO find this class OF our
citizens at home. Those living In the districts
where tho disease IL tho greatest no thought
should be operated upon hrst-say the navy
yard, where the physicians should 10 through
the different workshops and vaccInate and 70.
vncclnate each and every one. Aner these 10.
oalitos are finished, then turn their attention to
Dr. Cox did not agree with Dr. Word! as 10 the
practeatlllty OF vaccinatlnE and reyasclnatlnE
the employees upon the street improvements
while a. theit work, but thought tho contrac.
tors could he Instructed to allow the workmen to
assemble at n rendezvous TO be named by the
board at certain hour, there be yaccInated nd
revacclnated.
DR.. Adams, tho PRECEDENT Of the association of
tho physicians to tho poor said no had ex.
perlenced but little opposition last year In vac.
o,naIlnE, ana those who were not yaccluatoI At
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

Chief EugIneer Phillips has been directed to
amend the contract with Lewis Clephane, for
paving with Phillips block pavement, street,
and West street, Georgetown, from the P.street
circle to Washington street, Georgetown, so as
to read "payo with concrete between tho walls
of the P.stroet bridge"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

lNDIGO-DYED GOODS, color yarrantsI- uIro
beaver suits Tor gentlemen, blue beaver over.
COATS and wing coats, blue cloth fFOck and Waik.
lns COATS ana vests, blue WOTsted coats md vests
and DIue satlnet pantalOOns-iOr dress and busI.
ness wear GEoRGK q. HEREIR0,
No. no Seventh sIreoL northnnaI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

The work Of building wAllB Opera House IL
progressing as fast as prudence in building will
permit II will, undoubtedly, DO ready for &C.
cupancy by the middle Of December.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

In a very short time the wool pavement will
be laid on Tenth street from TO II street. A
portion OF tho prepared blocks are on tho
ground, and tho sand for the foundation Is being
hauled IN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

Patrick Brennan was directed TO proceed at
once with tho execution Of tho contract awarded
him for laying sewer on north side Of E street,
between Thirto0nth and Fourteenth str eets
northwest, and to al up tho Ir1uon as Iast as
the sewer is put 10, so as not to Inconvenience
tho nuhlle.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

The work Of matchmaking FOur.End.a- half
street, from Maryland avenue to PsnnsylvAnlA
avenue, was commenced yesterday. Many PEG
pie would like to know why Pat CullinAne don I
tinlsh the other portion Of the street to the
Arsenal gat6.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

New Jersey avenue, from b to d street, has
most Of the eurblne set, and the gas mains are
being laid on both sides. II Is thought the
paving will DO down and the improvement nm
ished within a month.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

The chief engineer was directed to cause the
contract Of b. I. SwRrt to DO extended so as TO
include the construction Of two ls.lnoh pipo cul.
verts - feet long, on tho Military road, be-
tween Rock creek and Plney branch road.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

Superintendent Wall was directed to make
examinations Of old paving brick removed from
Pennsylvania avenue at the time OF It's improve.
monts, and stored by the owners, and II 10 good
condition, to purchase the same for the use Of
the board
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

r,.-, a.. burning
o'clock, from box Is, was causih EtTest
OF Il stable belonging u Janokybich was
the rear Of bis residence O1hu 10 MI
between l. and NJ streets nty6s Gnrnei
entirely destroyed. A muN n. CO1. an /
Davis, and IN the stable uyset on hre.
Ia death The loss Is Ci
tho stable IL supposed t0hnL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

Inspector Cunningham was Instructed to SEQ
that Mr.. Brennan pushes forward the work Of
laying the sewer on the south side OF X street,
Mount Vernon place. between Seventh and
Ninth streets, with more dispatch.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

Tho work Of paving Eleventh street with
stone, from Pennsylvania avenue to the canal,
IL being rapidly completed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

PHoToOEAPH GIFT SroRE. on Ninth s,r.o,
10 again In full blast. The place Is crowded dnV
nnd night They sull continue 10 denote =
large amount Of money daily to their patrons.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18
Probabilities

says cold weather for the Middle States, but All
eah Keep comfortable, and avoid colds and doe
Ior blllsr BY purchasing msdieated flannel nm
IeIWear. heavy clothing and ovorc0ats, which
Roman Cox, 6O7 Seventh street, are selling al
prices to suit all. Nv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

IT u thought that tic bakGr'a ItTIho In Lon
don VIII result In the employment Of women
Quoted by men,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18
CITY ITEMS.

THE new Colonnade Hotel, Phlladslp hia.
PsnnsylvAnlS, has no superior in the style Of iu
appointments.
DIARIES OF oHofOE Ponnsylvania ulades and
hns New York Butter received daily at SriCERs
Butter Store, ~ Ninth street.
YfoToR"
sewing Machine,
and
Nine. Democrats,
Patterns,
l6p Ponnsylyanla avenue, between Foufand.a
half and Sixth streets.
GRAND OPENINu
OF tho most extensive assortment Of
Doors AND sHoEs,
Al one Price, and that very low,
BY
L. HElLBRUN,
tO2 Seventh street, second door from u,
IntollIgeneer Building.
THE LiOHT-RUNNING
DOMESTIC"
Sewing Machine Il the best Of all. Tho periec-
tlon Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, poIseless, Tor more
nearly sothAn any other shuttle machine self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts 10 not cquAled In any other machine.
Once, COS street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. p. ADAMs 4 Co., Agents.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IL you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned 10 q hrst.olam manner
send them to A. FTsHER, ols Ninth street, op.
poslte Patent once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fall.
The Family Ravorits.
The Weed Sewing Machlne-tho machine that
gives more general satisfaction than any other
At Company's Agency, 400 Ninth street. I'm
UBHEuL FACTS WORTH KNOWING,
THuRsroE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Ia the
best Dontrince In use. It keopstho Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price IS and 10 cents.
JOUvBH's 1nodorous Kid Glove Cleaner IL far
superior 10 anything known. Price Is cents.
THoHPsoH's PomAde Optime Is exquisite. II
softons, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
Price rs and 90 conts.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18
L'OH MOUNT NON.

Ths steamer ARROW, Captain Franz Hollpr,
nea having been rebuilt and entirely TOhttsd b. hor
present owner Will leave her wharf, 49,
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY S0P%Si IS s ESIfrTgIsS YRrAAEoLo O'CLOCK,
w. Tomb 81 NAshiLEton,l and IntsrmsdlAis
hApnSIbgs JAMES sYKkB,
lsSg,sh Gen. bupt Steamer Arrow.
KAHLOW's GALLERY OF FiNR AIRS
Removed from No. 1880 10 Ma. 1919 Penn.
aylNania avenue.
itss exhibition and Tor sale lArGs oollsetion o
~ fAhunEA, knIAVings, Oh romos, Bron - OSTyIpS
" rare O1inAi alec, choice stock Of PoTosiE
~. BARLOW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18
METROPOLITAN VARIETY THEATRE


FRESH ~, h,-L,fkkAoIlpbs FoR THE Nj LION
keappeATanoe Of the lannon's and world .Tepovb,d
sSSIi99i S9PlI q, comedians, JOHN MUBLIGAN and
billy hlUhI who will appear this eBEaEemsnt in
AZ entire hsW serlsh Of thar side splitting oomic.
iIes, A New senIAtion-hrst appearance 10 Wash.
hlktgSn ~ me Grolt Protean Dancer, hlaa LHTl1IA
aAhEhnlk, in her wonderful Transforms ton dance
ing .en complete chAnHss OF costume Ia one
uAhoe' Allo hTst appearance Of the plsaalBE ohGT.
ssotnr IItste, Mas FLORA hAKKNzIR. MIssSs
SAdlo hoGeTa, Kate, Laura and kmmG HAITisop
tAuh OfAham, kmmA Gordon, OhETlsJ GAFdnoF and
Ss ForteT 10 Iresh and choice clio OF BoVsltsa Oh
w EhhAs STRING BAkD.-PhOF LOUIS
W WEBER, assisted By hTat-olass mnsielHbs n
mutlo Tor GeimAns, pAFtivs, Balls, Rsosptlons, Al
rs patrons FeB upon frssiying perfect IatisfGo.
ElIit And At mJ Tosidenoe, 5l5 seventh GtItS
'ou'ineSaL betHeen q and streets, Navy Yard,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18
THE SIR KNIGHTS.
How Yesterday Was Spent.
Visit 10 the Executive Mansion
and other Points,

a Drive Through 'h Suburbs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18
The NntIouaIah l fIn'eni

Gunner Of New YOTHfdaysy 10 and
street, pays per cenf
Banking hOuTs-9I
a tn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18

Grand Hop at the National Hotel,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-18


nesllierer as have said sleeps the dust of Wash-
YhKtoh sun, and to his shrine come pIIvTIms
iA, , every part OF the wide, wide world ire
Y sPUosiEo OF cline or country, To render thai
when springs lrreslstlbly and is paid
| sPTptaheously by the great heart of humnbiIV
how nS master spirits Of the 10th century have
"SWeu before this shrine. Here the eaIIe ave
W. Tue warrior has, for tho time shrouIod ~
imI9si thoughts that breathe" have dashed IIEs
HBhtnlng from "tho dome OF thOuWht tbs
nLihee OF the soul, and noble aspirations and
,bl6ii uy resolves have leaped up within len
In words that burn" '''"''"
The tomb Of George Washington! Here
we can only murmur, '"u
Oom"'thsn, expressive al'su0s. muss his prsIssr
IlSlr knights and fellow. pilgrims | trust that
our visit 70 this tomb to-day will moi he In
gotten. Washington and his noble c0mpatriSts
are gone but they have loft prIceleEg fTust 10
US as American citizens. Tho Old lghtE thai
once threw their calm and steady rays aTnunJ
the halls Of the great temple Of poiltieii jsrpSS
lem arc quenched In tho grave and amid The
arches, and along the corridors uT that grand
and magnificent pile, there seem TO come up0n
ihe car the responsive echoes Of that mOuFniuI
put beautiful sentence, "HOur fathers, where
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-10
THE ANTI.GREELEY DEMOCRACY.
A Small CrOwd-0rganizatiOn-ResOlu
.,..f--. lions, &C., &c.

BALTIMORE, July 9.-The anti-Greeley DEM
ocrats assembled between twelve and O. clock
at the Maryland Institute. About 100 were
present. The preliminary arrangements made
yesterday for organization were temporarily
continued. Mr.. Van Allen called for the read
ing of the names of delegates.
MI Bianton Duncan suggested that the COM
mlttee on the subject have more time. Agreed
to.
w; H. Murrell of Kentucky said he under
stood that it was not the subject of this conven-
ton to take any definite action until it should
be ascertained what course had been taken by
the baltimore Convention, on the action of
winch hinges what this convention will do, as
this convention will acquiesce in what is done
by the baltimore Convention, provided it adopts
Democratic platform and dominates Demo-
cratic candidates. If that convention fails to
90 SO, this convention proposes to take some
steps Tor the purpose of continuing the organic
alton of the Democratic party. For the pur-
pose of furtherng this object the speaker NOV
ed the appointment of a committee of seven to
report an address to the Democrats of the coun-
try.
Mr, Van Allen, understanding the motion not
to include the making of the platform, second
ed it. The creed of the Democratic party was
well know especially to those who were here as
sembled.
Mr.. Stokes of South Carolina spoke in favor
OF initiating movement which would bring
together the pure Democracy of the county and
preserve the organization.
Mr.. Keyser Of Indiana earnestly advocated
the necessity of keeging the Democratic party
Mr.. Murrell's motion was agreed to and the
CHAIR appointed as o committee to prepare q
Democratic address: Messrs. Murrell of Ken
lucky, Chairman, Sam1 j. Bayard of New Jer-
sey, M. NJ. Pomeroy of New York, George d.
Parker of Virginia, James j. Davis of w. Vir-
ginia, Joseph Leddie of Illinois and E. Keyser
of Texas
On motion of Fr.ncs uonlxns &c Connoo+;
cut committee of seven was appointed on
permanent organization,
NJ NJ. bomeroy offered the following resolu-
Whereas, The object of the asemblage may
be mlseonstrued or wllfully msrepresented, it
is necessary to declare what our purposes are;
Res0toed, That we have no intention to pro-
duce a schism in the Democratic organization,
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-10

nor any desire to arrogate the right to dictate
any line of policy to the convention called by
the regular authorities of the party;
RESOLVED, That we Democrats prefer prin-
ciples to men, patriotism and love of country to
policy, and love of gain and the preservation of
the Democratic party and organization to tho
mere elevation of any man to power;
ResotUed, That we pledge our earnest and ac-
tive support to the nominees of the Baltimore
Convention now in session at the Opera House
in this city, provided the nominees be Demo-
Gratis on Democratic platform;
ReSotced, That if any contingency arises by
which the organization is disbanded and its
principles abandoned we do assert the right to
call upon those who think with us to cooperate
IN future movement to maintain the princi-
pies and reorganize the JeffersCnian Democra-
cy of the United States.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
M. M. Pomeroy addressed the assembly, pre-
missing that this was time for work and not for
talk. He did not believe in the cry of choosing
between two Republican evils. He did not
want to have the devil Greeley whose life was
tainted with treason and who was opposed to
the rights of States and the rights of the peo-
pie. Greeley can never be President. The
true Democrats will not support him, while as
to Others, deficient in principle, the gold and
silver of Grant is more potent than the turnips
and cabbages of the farmer of Chappaqua
A committee was appointed ON permanent
organization.
George Bates of Pennsylvania, spoke against
the party attaching itself to the tail end of the
Republican party.
The convention then adjourned till to-mor-
row noon