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GclNG INTO TIE GRANITE BUSINESS. s.-Fitty
crnyicts will he shipped from the ronitenti-
rry this morning. havin" been hired from the
state by the Old Dominion Granite Com
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FIsE PRuSES.-Tiiis is tie time OF the yc1r to
eat this fruit, and tIzzIE1 has the finest In the mar
ket,
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WOOD AND COAX.

A NTURACITE COAL.-This day land.
4 J.~ ncr ,chooucrs Auuie ticGee and Milton 3oo
ton. b.st quality RED ASH EGG ard SIoEE
Goals; also, ao6 tons GEORGES CREEK tI u
BFRLASD COAL: all of which will be sold At the
lowest market rates. WlRT kObEklS,
fc ~ corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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PRoGREssNG.-The repairs to the City
Hall, including the changes in several OF the
offices, are progressing favolably.
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Walking-cancs and umbrellas in endless variety 1T
+. g. SrENCE & Sons. 1900 Main street
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HESRJco COUNTY CorRT.-Only civil busl-
ness was transacted in this court yesterday.
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YOU ou~li 20 send to iSrnSI's and get those sweet
California pears for your Sunday dinn"r-tabc.
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4 beautiful stock of recktcs aud scarfs at E. g.
SPENCE & SONS, 1909 Main street.
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g.s@y or s;ErrERs.

r~'r o. LETTERS REMAINING IN
i-ITUE RICHMOND fosT-oFFlCE. MARCH p,
rrr.car calling for letters in this list VIII please
-. ,,.,.r;.>cd' II No, called Cor IN foUr weeks
., Mn }r sent 20 the pad Letter Office. In WASH
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

COOK 6 LAUGnTCN viii cell at 10 A. ". horses,
mules. &C. gf r.. :~-.rss. s.... ..s $50 a..s
4. {. rULLIAM win sell at 4 ?. ". n LOT IN the
plan OF Manchester, OH Decatur street.
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Hdrper's and Leshc's Illustrated Nc,rs-
papers and Boys and Girls Weekly, for this
week, received from Ellyson & Taylor, news
dealers, 111G Main street.
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,,r,s,auv,'Hrs or STEAMERS.

: or new lUE K.-Nir@inia> e ; -s;s2 !; :.
..ram,bip aud i'aci,'t toluI@nt .sc:.sa:
..,t ,,cu3>hlr GEORGE Il. UPTON, Captain
..t.I.g.. VII ..gvr her wharf ~ R"chst,s "!l
ii~niN. March 1@th al L. VI, c"rnccing mEii
,,.r's lur f;ll river and h"si"n from same pier.
rr"u;'i!"i> and thruW@,. tnIl> Eti!ug gwen Ia
4 -up;acru. eastern. aud western places: ais" ic
rope .tHd Australia. Fare. -: nIt"tis and state
..t3':s C,trG For i:cph, or passage. apply I"
j.. j. HI lR. President, l214 Main street.
NN-ilIN"TON 4 Co.. Agents, ficr II North river
r,, York NH g-3t
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fruR NEW YOEK.-Thc Old >Szs;s.

FOR NEW YOHK.--Yhc Old 1>F$srif :,
1 Dominion Steamship Conranys Gle ss--tcc=s,, ss--5tcc=s,,
gnt ,ts;,-whcrl Steamship ALBEM Akl- i. Captain
",.ayk \. VI. Freight received until Saturday
,,.ut.
M.tdcd with dispatch Ia all points north. south.
&C.,. and we I. Close CONNECTIONS made with Cunard
i.t,c TOR foreign port. Passenger accommodations
e. t~uflmt~c". Fare. Sl2: stc"ragc, SO: round-tIip
t4'hcts. 20. For freight or passage apply 10
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent.
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FORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 3, ls7:.

MINIATURE .tLMiNt &C. MARCH Q, tls7s.sl i
Sun rises ........... t:.! Moon rises 7'io
Suu scts............ 5:fJ High tide ...... -
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DED-ASH ANTHRACITE.

Landing cargo of f.. 4 H. Martin, Egg and CHEST hest
mt sizes, LOKBERRI kED-AsH ANTHRACITE T.
coal Persons desiring superior Goals can be sup
rlicd promptly :. y. LATHROP,
ia ID Seventeenth-Street draw-Dflslge-
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY ID SIDNEY GnArSht
RICHMOND, March Q, 1872. :
A S>ENIBLE AT YOUR ARMORY =
"A THIS Saturday EVENING. promptly ut q
oc!nck for business and drill. Every member Is n
expected 10 ic present. as this Is our regular II
mnuthly meeting night ard hiSincss Of Importance
will hc hroiyh. h fore the company.
Ey order Ui Captain. ~
GEORGE ". EATES.
mi, o-It Orderly Sergeant.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

CISCrSSATI, March s.-Tobacco demand good ..
full prices; sales 80 EoSshc:ds. "hisHey s~a's
SIC. II. y ~
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Large and luscious California pears at ANToNI's-
for the sick.
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TARM FOR SALE.--Fof sale, very good
II LITTLE FARM Of ONE. HUNDRED and
THIRTEEN ACRES, In New Kent county, two
mile, from Tn,,s,:ls stition tichipoad snd YORK
River railroad aout twp:birds arabic, remainder
!, w.od and timhcr: buildings consist Of small
dwelling aud one or two ou.-hoases, Price, 500.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY.
NH s-ootstSsw,t ,IGlA 5ain street.
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WANTED, all persons in want of
w LEATHER of any description TO know that
we have In store, and are receiving from steamers
George IL. Upton and Isaac Bell, Il large stock of
SOLE LEATHER. CALF-SKINS, &c, which We
will sell at very low prices. &.
fe Id y. II. CHaLkLEY & CO.
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MARINE ISTEEL1GENCE.

LOUISVILLE, March s.-Tohcco very sctiSe aip
unchanged; sales l!J hosshcadS. .r
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f.'tR FlI l. \ u T. ]. 7 II IA :-fssS,
I!c steamers. :. GREE y, Captain @r,sS4ss .=4Sr
: '!;,.. wl receive freight fur liz. a'pyc ,snt tili
Ht..DAI the llih instant II ]" oc.ock. ficich;
. ruu iur I parts ui icniisylraiilt, New Jersey.
.l.t Nrhtwic. also FOR N"rirlh and New oricans at
r3i,4,. Passage to Phiia'!crli;,, including meals
..,tt ,t.lcIoo,n. =. W. l.. rOErER. Agent.
Wn U..l No. ai2) ifpck street
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A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
n PETERSBURG, VA,

MANUFACTURERS OF
NEWS, BOOK. AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
Orders solicited. 10 which we promise prompt and
e,it,f mi attcnnop MCILWAINE & CO..
no " Grcccrs and Commission Merchants.
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PAYMENTS MAZE PROMPTLY.
orcr tn IjiII 4 ~hiHhrr NH G-3t
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E.'Ok NORFOLK. PORT S-S4S-Jl.
MOUTH. AND WAY-LANDiStsSaAa. aAa...s..zss.. A..s. ..s.
nN JAMES KltEE.-Thc c!ssG,I, steamer PAIL
NNht., Captain NELSON, win leave her wharf mt
y -e1uin Steamship aua Packet CoInpany's s!iC%sz}
every TUESDAY, TIL rHSDAY, and SATURDAY
at - O'Clock 4. VI. Freight receives. every day from
: o'ci"rm 4. II 10 6 O'Clock L. NJ All way irc!gh,
.a3rt 1T prepaid. Apply 70 agen, Oh wharf or cap
Ian Ol4 board, dc IS
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WANTED, everybody to know that we
W have now Oh hand the largest and hest assort-
m.nt of SADDLES, BRIDES, HARSESS.
WHIPS, BITS. SPURS. COLLARS, BRUSHES,
CURkY-COM:S, TRACES. NAMES, HARNESS.
OIL, &C., be iouud in the city. and at the lowest
cash prices Come and SEE us-we arc deterlillnca
to sell. J. Fl. DICKERSOS & BROTHER,
No. 1911 Franklin street,
fp uaur Eiftoeuth ST rect.
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nOWHATAN STEAMROATe%1ET2. ,
IONphSi'S ssSs,ss4.sssss- q
TpI-WEEI,f.N LINE

ne steamers Of this line leave their wha-f 4,
H". kctis every Monday and "Wednesday night at
iaEA tldc, a,ld on SATURDAY al {" C'rlork =. VI.
Freight received every day up lal.-Ja o clock
J.. u. Saturdays um,il huIi-p's, o'clock L. NJ.
t"r freight OR pss>agp apliy /"
u.h T-aIu WILLIAM f. BRETT. Agent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12

Poor Mr.. SUMNER Hehas written another
letter; this time 10 Hon. Andrew d. While,
In answer TO Mr.. Whites denial Of the change
made by Mr.. Sumner In relation TO alleged
lll.treNtment b fredefick llouklass. Nc
pity the seunlor. Who, after writing his'iet-
ter, was 60 fearful Il would not see DC llaht
OF day that Forgetting Yesterday vas pc
holy sabbath, he, manuscript In hand, wad-
died down to the office of a woll-known cor
respondent on Fourteenth street, and per
suaded him to carry his letter 10 his Demo
cratic organ In this city, with the request
that slips be furnished the other city papers.
That the correspondent did his duty, aud that
Mr.. Summers orgai performed It's functions
VIC have evidence in the proof slip sent TO
tho REPUBLICAN Ut ten minutes betore
twelve o'clock last night. Space will nue
SHOW IN publication, even II we had the In
clluEiiou 10 give the ALLY elInsion the beneHl
OF btY eolumns. Mr. Sumner roitcrates HE
charges, and Oaen A. NJ. Green and James
worinlcy as evidence to substantlato them,
Now, Green's character Is 80 well establshed
IN this community that We can assure NJ,
Sumner his testimony will rather weaken bis
cause than benefit H. worpleys statement
has no poius and does not aid the Senator,
who tries 10 assist James by giving him a
gratultous advsTtisemont TO his hotel.
Apropos to thb rUlteration Of Mr.. Sumner,
would II not have been better for him to have
taken Fred. Douglass testimony before au-
swering Prof White. We think so, but sup
pose the Senator wants to make Douglass the
subject Of another letter TO somebody.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12

Mn. Sumner the other night assured hh
serenaders that the civil rights bill would SCOT
become a law. This Is al expression Of biz
opinion Of what will be done by Democratic
Congress, which he thinks will he chosen a,
the result of the action Of the Baltimore con.
yenuOn. Here Is one OF the reasons Of his
childish confidence. Il Is sentence from hi
recently published letter; democrats can,
not turn back who, at the convention adopt
ing this (CinclnnatD platform, sang Greeley
songs to the tune OF Old John Brown, his
soul Is marching on.
II Democrats had sung Greeley songs TO
the tune Of "Old John Brown" while adopt
ing the Cincinnati platform, II would he evil
dencc, not very valuable, but still evidence,
of change OF heart. But they did nothing
OF the kind. The second day Of the cOnyen.
ton the band began playing, as tho opera
house was hlling up, such airs Us Dixie"
my Maryland, aud wsll-known rebel tunes,
which were loudly applauded. Major Gen.
Judson Fitzpatrick, former Minister to Chm,
late candidate for the guberuatorlal chair Of
New Jersey on the Republican ticket, now
Democrat came in, and hearing tie rebel
tunes and the applause, took measures TO
have some national airs played at once.
The band, In obedience TO his request played
Hail Columbia, Yankee Doodle, Amer
lea, and, We believe, The Red, White aud
Blue There were shouts Of "Johu Brown"
John Brown" proceeding from the report
ers' seats, back OF tue stage. Indeed, quite
denomination came from the Republican
writers fOl the press, who were almost II not
quite, the only Republicans In the building
Not response was heard. No call for John
Brown" came from among the delegates
John Brown was not mentioned In the
crowded galleries. II was not played by the
bandi much less was any Greeley song fitted
TO Its strains, for no songs OF any kind wero
sung In the convention. But II the Demo.
cratic party were converted to Republican
Ism, pray, Mr., Sumner, what objection would
they have to sing the words John Browns
body" &c.
Our noble armies marched to glorious VIC
tory singing those words. When they arc
heard coming from the throat OF Demo.
cratic convention, even under the direction
Of Major Gen. fitzpatrick, the cOlored man
may vote for It's candidates, trusting, some
what hesltating on account of wonder ut the
strange source OF the music, that bis rights
will be maintained.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12

The Daily BombshcR and Its North Caro-,
lima correspondents arc now striving, with
more ingenuity than fidelity 10 fact and rea.
sUn, Ia account for their late defeat In The
Old North State upon any other hypOthesi,
than that the majority of the people Of the
State preferred general Grant and the Re
publican party TO Mr.. Greeley and his grand
aggregation. COLONIZATION Of negrOes-evcn
our own Board Of Public Works being &C.
credited with sending seven hundred voters
into the State; Marshal Carrow and bis
court" money ballOt-box stutilugl counting
out; blank Ku-KluX warrants, and the Gu.
forrcment act have all been used TO show
how the overwhelming Democratic majority
announced with such pyrolochnio dlaplays a
week or so ago has boon wiped OUT; and now,
to Illustrate the means by which the Admin.
istration party got any majorityAt, all, we
arc treated 10 what Ia called the ''loyal claim.
ant scare" Here Il Is rs described BY one Of
the special" bombardlers Of our cotempo-
rary;
"Among the several modes Of Intimidation
which have bean praGticed are, besides KH-K iux
and whisky scare, also one which deserves aspe-
clai mention. This might appropliAtsly DO
csiled me ,loyal siSimant sSare % lnsimldauon
ton. Of those there arc large number in the
state, nearly all Of whom were dehaFfcd from
voting, knowing that they were vAtohed and
that their voting the Conservative ticket might,
and most probably would, act lniuriously upon
their prospects. ! have reliable iniorinAt Ion
that 10 Wayne county where great many Of
vice agents Of the United Statas 8oVUrnmsn Of
were detailed 10 watch these men, who, getting
wind q what vas going on, remained a home
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12

There Il Popuisf Impression In the mlndu
n nc TnqI bet the results Of The State oloc.
|1ns whleh directly precede those for ths
rfealdenql lHrnlah good lDdsx 10 the latter
thst they generally shoN which way tho Stnae
h soihR y NE Prpsldontlnl contest. This Inn.
pFsssIoh h BOT without fouhaalloa In reason,
and 90 accepled h Itthat The returns Of the
State elections form the basla for he sstI-
mates Of the sbrewdest politicians. For uese
reasons an examination OF the approaching
seP,smbq elections may prove Of Interest 20
our readers.
Elections will occur IN the Territory Of
Wyoming aud IN Vermont on the "a Of Sep
TENDER. II The Territory Delegate to Con
grcss Is 10 be elected, though what gentlemen
are placod In nomination We are not aware.
The present Delegate, William r. Jones, Is a
Republican and was elected by majority Of
227. Both parties In Vernon. have made
their nominations, aud the campaign has
began in good earnest The following d the
State ticket .. #.F.. H. ....lgt...
NJ .. .. Coalition. Republican.
Governor. A, n, Gardner, Inllua Converse.
lieut. Gov. ". H. Blnkhhm. kasssii g, TAFT
Treasurer . Henry chase John A. Pago.
ID Mr. Converse, Il seems, was elected a. a
compromise candidate, rather Unexpectedly,
but enjoys the fullest confidence Of the parry,
and Is regarded as possessed Of sufieienl
strength 10 draw OFT It's full vote. Mr. Gard
ner has been Speaker OF the State Houte Of
Representatives and a member Of the Senate
OF the State, and has hitherto acted with the
Republican party. Hls associates on The
ticket are Democratic. The lowest Ropub-
lean majority given By Vermont In tan years
was that for Governor In 1888, 1881, while
Gen. Grants majority was over 5000. Tho
Congressional nominations have not YET been
made, and there Is lively contest for the
honor.
Maine holds her election on the Sih Of Sep
tember. the only State officer 70 be chosen
being the Governor. For thh posltloa the
Republicans have renoIuInAted Cover nor
Sidney Perham, who was elected last year by
q majority Of 1881, q gain Of l,l25 over
the majority Of the previous year. The
stAndard-beaTer Of the coalition Is Charles
2. KlmbalL Of Portland, the defeated Demo
cratic candidate Of last year. The lumbef
State has not gone Democratic for more than
ten years, and the following statement will
show The Republican mSjoritles she gave for
the past five years: ....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12

The suhiolned extract from the London
correspondent OF the New York World ap-
pears In one OF our Democratic exchanges
The story b very rood One-yery good, In
deed, when one considers the nice applied
ton Of the parable which might bs made to
the present political situation. The certain
amount OF Sanctity,"R very indefinite guam
tlty, which was supposed TO belong to gretna
Green Is typlned In the supposed binding
effect OF the DEGREES Of the Baltimore cOnvon-
ton. As ANY one could act Is witness to
Scottish marriage" 30 any Que aud every one
In this country who could read the newspa-
pers acted rs witnesses Of the marriage Of
Horace Greeley aud the Democratic party,
and Of the free-traders TO the PROFESSIONALS.
This Ia my husband" aud this Is my
wife" completed the ceremony, which VS.
really the only declaration OF the Cincinnati
and Baltimore conventions, tho Democratic
party being the husband and the great and
good II. q. the wife, who was bound 70 love,
honor aud obey her husband.
Granny Greeley Is rather old 10 be seduced
Into sham marriage like This, but fully old
enough 10 throw up the iImsy Contract, and
sInaiias -, ,nst L., 90 60. sy'on " nao"y
dnosd ia -" in,a. Jocu ,.l,S 49, pr,
- " ~ ~ ""e'ne'
lsh, deluded girl, or rich helress, and
whether the wife seduced some conadIng
Soutu VINO hau Breh expectations, inc result
WAs the same. Either could fotsale tho
other AZ ,vIu ,yi,I,o,, t., - ,,,,,,t-l,,,,,
NN, ~ "h "nAOu' ieA VI puhlshuiehti
and In the eye Of the Law they were both hAr-
Iots and tho narrIage WA IiI.,al 81 ,,oId
~, N1N ~ W." hieN@' anu 'o'u'
The couple were simply covered with q
shawl - AZ that ,ybIIe tb,,y var. mi, dt.id.d
WV ""uuio'u0O
anu not ehugutenod Oy tue rays OF the sun,
they could utter the periured words prsteud-
~, A., -, 49,, -, - .f.1-,-'-.
iuh !" inaAo so'ouhn anu sacTed marriage
contract.
r., ,,,,.,,,, tb, ,,,.,tt,, f,t. 1, -,
i"Pu'sus tho Is'4no' iu uloIi Moulu re-
qulTe tOleTably strong aud Ingenious black
smIth esn,claIIV aimee ,b. c,ns,I,,,,Io,.I
~ hS CONGRATULATIONS
amendments, 70 bind the pair together with
ANY soTt If handcn IA ,VI,leh co,,id ha b,,t..a
=, Z - .- v -, sO4'u w uo'''0u'
IL Is no easy malter 70 weld together the col
ored voters and their former masters evs.
,ho,,,,b ,ho .,a - -, - -,
unOuRn INC T. ana y, H. should superlntend
the ceremony and blandly smlle on the gush-
ipg couple and publlsh An acropDt ~ ~. -
- t,'N- w., w. aVsOuu' Vi the COT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12

these advantages VIII add not q little 10 his
power and infuence a. Representative,
- ENs.11 800 - -
go -. ~, =, /. - =,
W. 49,, -, i,,..S -. a.. f. =,
4. ~. II ~. ", - y. ~, ~
49,. u.,,'a ~ 80. - IA - -,
oa,cs ho,,r. i,te a ,nosssng.r M /. A.. -
c,.rL M. noi comnrch.n,Inls 10 ,hs sys,.
.,a n.uo.s,a,,c Sn,a,tac, h,,, ! ,.n ~ 80 y,
't,. :. ,,,,sI,s-, ,,i,,a,,, ..,s.s,,.. :, AZ.
- .....-..s -. -. ,s,,,'-s, -
- =, ~. O., IN, ,h,...l.sS,.,,. - !,
| f"-yl - .'il,- -f--LllTlP,,l -
80, ~ ,iIIa,' ~, ..sa.,,a.' "lou '''o
=. ..N.-a., a. $40, - a, a.. - ~.
-. I'm, =, ~ a,,a.,,,, ~, ~
- -. ,.,,,,J s.,.a.s ,,,l,.
~ ,has -. ~, n, ,.,.,,,n,, ~ H., ~, -,
-, :, ,ae1 ~ ~, -. s..,,.i.'.' :,
~ =. .,, 'l.,'a1s., 80. 49,, ~
80 s 10y 49, oa,,S ,,a,".,d -. ~. o'an'
IA, -. y
v,t. s.. h. ,,,, svo,,,.o ,ho -, go. =,
P,sStSss,s W., ~ ,,,,,i, "a -, I, a
an - ,r,,nos, 49, n,.,I.to,' y.
-.,I,,s. t..,.ss.,,,,,'. 49, =, -
- ~ $500, =, ,,ro,a,,, yl',y, "a ~
NJ. ~, IN y. -, y,
~, g.. 80 H. r,.nd ,,,nv,,h :, 49,
-, a.. -. -, g., n.,,a..,. a.
- ~, - =, ~. ~,
At. ~, ~, ~ -, X. ~,
-, - ~ ~. ~ II -,
III, ha Ia IL o,,,,,a,,,. NJ,
,,,,,h !. ,1.1I-.. go. 4. a.. IN !, ,ee'
~ " :.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12
THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IN
AIAuAMA


We understand that Judge Martin, OF the
Sixth Auditors Office, Treasury Department,
Is talked OF In the Third Congressional dis
trict OF Alabama for nomination 70 repre-.
sent that district In Congress.
II Is not known whether the Judge would
accept the proGered honor or not, but, we
are quite satisfied he would make an excel.
lsnt representative and, II he 10 not indls-
posed 10 consider the subject favorably, think
the Republicans and citizens generally of the
Third district will lose most favorable
opportunity for The advancement OF their
own interests II they do not press the matter
and make him their nominee, because they
should not forget that while he Is to the
manner bUrn-and therefore can be safely
trusted with every home interest-at the same
time, as all who have the homo. Of his ac-
qualntance wen know, he is a most honor
able, candid, Intelligent, llberal-mlnded gen
tleman, who shares tho confidence Of the
leading Influences Mt the capital.
In his position here, 10 the Treasury De-
partment, he has become famlllarEGd with all
our leading officials, and with the routine Of
business In all tho Departments, These con-
alterations arc important, and should not be
orgotten. II the Republicans Of bis DISTRICT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12

The present Representatives are all Repub-
licans, and there seems to be no dnhbt that
tho entire Congressional ticket will be elected
BY handsome mSjorltles.
The indications which arc derived from The
approaching State elections In every quarter
are Of the most encouraging character, sud
point to decided triumph for the Prcslden-
hal ticket Of tho Republican party In Hovem-
Der next ....-.H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12
rHE CONTEST IN PENNSYLVANIA.

We give the following extracts from . IstteS
written to a distinguished gentleman Ia this
city by n prominent and Influential politician
in Pennsylvania
The political outlook grows brighter daily.
lzsd IN each election district The interest man.
ifested By young Republicans u a oheoflnK A..
gutence "a the thorough organiiatioh ~ tho
Ion aPpasSnt aitsr the Soasinatioa q sdf ssSts
ticket and which has created 90 mich Appre.
has grsdrAiiy SubSIded. Many Of those Who
Were infuenced BY the Accusations against our
candidates now realize that they emanated from
Preiudice and were put IN olrcalatqn By traitors
doyerHmsnt arc beginning % comprebSad that
the election Of Mr.. 9roelay means the rosiorA-
ton to power Of old TAmmany. Also that the
I1tnmnS ~ n. %s ~ IOd ~ Ss shS
payment Of the four hundrod millions u dollars
claimed by the former slAVohOldors for the loss
VI their property.
beginnlng 70 consider seriously the probable
effect Mr., GTeoley's election would have upOn
the material Interests Of the country. Many
other Democrats are indignant At the truoulent
and dlahonOrable bargain made 81 thelr leaders
with dpserteTs from our party. Mr.. Greeley has
hitherto been very popular In this State. The
Tribune has as large circulation as any other
journal In yioW Of this wide circulation and
condolences in him ~ . prOtsoti0nlat, confidently
expected 70 ind many Of the readers Of his paper
70 follow him over 70 the camp Of our enemies.
Not 50, however they arc very few outside Of
the Ofhoo. brokers, an
Tho announcement that We have carried North
yarOllnA has nearly demorallted the active
Democrats 10 this city. They had already de.
counted their victory At ten thousand. The sol.
tomber, occupies considerable attention Al pres
ent. IL will be the most enthusiastic and gland
assembly Of veterans convened since the war.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-12
FOR PREsIDENTi
ULYSSES Q. GRANT,
oE rLLIHois.I


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