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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

from the iittHbuTg bAEatte
BuckaleW on the stump Is labOring 10 show
how good patriot he was during the war. He
wants votes Having, to the best OF his ability,
served the rebellion, he now appeals to the pBO-
pic TO forget and forgive. They may do that,
but they will never reward him for tho service
he rendered the cause oil JET. Davis In the lie
or death struggle Of the republic. BIckaleW Is
trying to explain his votes which glare forth
from the record OF his course as Senator It Is
TO the shame OF n Pennsylvania United States
Senator during tho war that the record should
need explanation. Where arc his speeches or
his writings In support Of the Union when Il
was In DANGER Ia what part OF the debates do
We md him hitting up bis voice Tor the country
aud In denunelatiOn Of the Tebels2 Alas Chas
X. BuckaleW, though occupying seat In the
Senate, was with the rebels In feeling, and TO
the extent he dared to do II acted with and for
them. As the heart Is so will the lips speak
Buckalew spoke never word for the good
cause because his heart was against II. And
nov he wants TO DO rewarded With tho office Of
Governor II the Ofhoe were at the disposal OF
JEFF Davis n 20. he would get It without con
test. But as the questiOnls 70 DO decided by tho
true loyal men Of Pennsylynnia Mr.. Charles X.
BuokaieW will not no elected In this year NJ our
Lord
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

ltrom the flttsbuTE UommeTuiaLl
Tho most impressive and solemn rebuke yet
admin stored to Mr.. Sumner for his advice to the
cOlored people To vote for Horace Greeley comes
from an eG.slaye. SOIOurner Truth, now Verging
toward hundred years Of age, tho nTst half OF
which was passed amid tho horrors OF chattel-
hood, and whose last part has been devoted to
lncessant labOrs struggles aud endurAnces In
behalf OF the race 10 which she belongs, ID
teTmod-thls aged sybll, whose strange sGcrlh-
clal wandeTlngs, adventures and escapes in tho
interest Of the liberation Of her people during
the existence VI the peculiar Institution equal
the highest and most devoted emprlss OF any
hero In any country or age-and whose WleTd
and wonderful speeches. on lro Of a power
greater than all ofatOTy, have In years past
bound the most cultivated and fastidiOus audi,
ences with a sense Of awe-has lifted up her
voice 10 declare that the only safety Of her race
lies 10 the combined assoc ndRncy Of the Republl-
can party, and that Greeley and sumner have
turned their backs upon tho cOlOrod people aud
Joined themselves TO their worst enemies So,
JourneF Truth Is perhaps better known among
the colored people that even Frederick Douglass
himself, aud In her way Yields power among
them second to none. The time has been when
Senator sumner himself sat at the feet Of this
ebony prophecies to learn wisdom. Let him 10.
teTpret the meaning Of her utterance now
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

His seeming Carnestncss and honesty over
came prudence, and we gave him permission
to collect and pay his travelling expenses out
Of what LC uiiRbt receive. We did this With
out consultation with tue editor, Mr.. Fred
crick Douglsss who was absent In sauto DO
miugo at the tine, We have reason 10 he
licve that MIR. Dculsou did not mako full re-
turns Of the moneys he received for the Ne,o
National Era. We have received letters
from several individuals claiming to have
paid money for the NrO National Bra to
Mr.. Denison, not one cent Of which have we
ever received DOUGLASS BROTHERS,
Publishers Nrtr Era.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

makIuE 10 Mr.. uroeley's declaration Of last
year, that while he was not seeking tho To-oloo,
ton Of President Grant yet, should he be chosen
Support hin 10 Inc best Of his ability, There Is
no doubt that the Confederate candidate has
turned his back upon his principles aud IRON.
lees In very many Important particulars; bat II
case, that he haa violated his pledge IN This
matter, since 10 any unpreiudiced observer n
must be apparent that Mr.. Greeley, BY accept
Democratic party IN twain. " "suppOrtlngr
President Gtant and contributing 10 Ms ro-eloc.
tlon much more ehectually than he could have
done by an open advocacy Of his cause. Repub.
lloans can AFFORD To give everybody his due, and
hence II Is 10 he hoped thore may DO no more
structures on this point.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

JoHN F. FARNswoRTH, in a speech at
Gardiner, Maine, a few nights ago, gave as a
reason for opposing General Grant that he
could not belong to party which exists
only to elevate men to office" So long rs
there was prospect that the Republicans of
the Second Illinois Congressional district
would elevate J. F. F. to office he was of ~
entirely different opinion.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

THE World wants to know who are the
friends Of clvil-scrvlce reform p Why Mr..
Greeley and his friends, of course-Genoral
John Cocbranc, Bill Tweed, \. Oakley II all,
Reuben Z. FCnton, Lyman Trumbull, Carl
Schurz, Fanswurth, Aleck Mcclure, War
moth, of louisiana Ben. Wood, John Nor
rissey, Billy McNIullen, &c, &c. The lesser
Democratic organ Is not well posted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

brow The Oinolnnau Ohrouicia !
The Now York situation Is alarming. lIOfi.
man declines. Church declines, No prominent
Democrat has been found to run against Gen
eral Dix. why don't they induce Tweed TO con
ssntl He would poll tho Greeley strength, and
would make the campaign lively.
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New Advertisements.

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW COLLEGE
~ opsul hEPTEMBER 2, 18th TIRES classes, Ju.
nlor, kanioF and postgtaduatN. Professors CAsey,
Macarthur and weiEvNod. DegrrsN conferred Nv
President GFaut, sF.1rsiB chancellor. Superior ad
VAntAges At reduO4d st Lecture room corner Fifth
- w wRDGwoOD,
Au27.tm' Vice Uhanoellor
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pEOPOsGLs FoR FUEL


DEPARTMHAT or THH iNIERI0R,l
WAsHIH0roF, d. o, AuEnat2J, l6G I
Seated Proposals will be received until 70 o'oloch
~ FRIDAY, August ~, 1879, for furnishing Fuel foI
this Department and lta several HuTeAuH VtEs
pnI slGht hundred QOgl tous ta,9D DoundA 70 the
toni best quality Of Baltimore COMPANY NO, I, Tor
wllkesAAIfo hlns No. ~ White, Ash Anthracite
Furnace Ooal. Algn, three hundred (JOJ) tons asa
poundA 70 the tnn) bsat quality Of shAmOkiu GOAL egg
iEa. The above coal must be delivered within forty
tOl days from date OF tbs contract and stored In the
yAulte OF tho Department In sataan DRY manner DO.
fore the party flmlhhlnE II will DO paid Also, ons
hundred CORDS well seasoned bskoTA' Pine W0Od, ui
seasoned and sound
The above WOOD TO DO corded at the DepA Ftment
buldin1H, as mar bs desired.
The whole to be Inspected, Selghed, and measured,
1oeoTdAnee with an act OF Congress, approved July
II, 1870.
Certificates from the Shipper must DO shown 10 the
Superintendent certifying that the coal delivered To
them tthe Contradictory Ia the kind required by the
Department.
The bids will he opened In the once Of tho super
choose 10 attend.
A sAtl,faetoTy bond will he required u the cue.
eeaaul bidders for the faithful perform Gnos Of the
contract
The JEht 70 accept or reject any or ali bids, re-
served BY tho Department. q. DELANO, r
Au9B'td Secretary.
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RY LATImEN 4. CLEANy


Star once Building.
ADMINISTRATORS sALE or HUuSFHOLU
FuRNlrURE.
On THURSDAY MORRlNG, August 30, At I q
O'Clock, will Tel, At No, S12 Seventeenth strget
bstween and sttssis, the personal effects bslouE
oE 10 the estate OF John Potts, deceased, onpTsinl
10 part
wali Par!or Furniture In green md crimson Rep,
aud Halrclrths,
Walnut and MshoE,nT Marb's-top Tables.
Walnut WhAt.Not, BNpboo ChaiTE,
Mahogany Book Gaze, Window khHdeF,
Nrly, I, Brussels nd other Carpets,
Ol Paintings and kuRrAyirGH,
hshCHAny HHtRAok, MahoGary Gard rah'U6,
Oak EItebslnn Table, Oak DinluE CbAiTa,
Marble. top Sld-b1Asd, Oilolnth,
French China, Glass and Plated Ware.
Walnut and Mahogany Bsdstsafs and RrfFArs,
Walnut aad Mahogany wATdrob, ard wAshs,Nnds,
Painted Uhamb~F Furniture,
Hail. and dntk Mattresses,
Feather BsdS Bols'ers and ri'lows,
kucben requisites, &c, 81.
" ~. POTTS,
II. A, col sHOEOt'GH
Adp tnlst At0FH.
LATlMER a GLFARY,
AnE2J.dtA NtHTl AuCtlunoafg.
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Proposals

DROPOSALN EIR FUENISHINt; HI,IrKS EhH
L THE UNIrkD STATES COURT HGUSE AMI
POST OFFiCS At OOLUMBfA, r. q.
Sealed rrupo ais Tor furnishing IglT.Iif RI chs
more or less vi he recstyat at The office OF the ku
prTlBtondsnt Of obstruction.
Toe Bricks must he hest hard.burnt arch bricks
with full edges must Absoth WAtdF freely, and must
be OF the tollouln Sizes, Via Right inCbrs loug tout
uehes Wide, and tW and i've sItennths inches tblok
IL essential that tho bricks should no ~ the siHsl
given, 10 order that they map hack M Abd lot With
tho cut AAhlAr. II will also no nsosnzAy 10 furnish
iOO mors or ls-s tksw back arch hTokS for ATohinl
botUeen the Iron Elrders, for which thu accurate
shape will be furnished. These skew. back briuka ar,
Included In tho above hmount
SlI sample bricks, a. 10 quAiy, are 70 he sent Il
the once Of the Supefi tTdFnt 81 Construction o.
th work who will eKamlus aud test them. u IL udiA
PensAbls that the bricks i,Iuished eorrcspond with
the samples lett which, for that purpose, wilt DO pro
served In tho once.
Tho bricks are to be delivered upon the hts Of IN,
abavs bnildinG Ia such quantities a. the progress
tho work hall require, aud 10 be subject TO tbs In
apeotlnn and hppT syAl Of tho Superintendent.
An15.l9t q. r. RERG, SupsFln sndent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

Proposals Tor building dam Al tbs had OF Tones
Bayou, boulsABA, In accordance with plAns aud sps
eheatlons TO he obtained at this ONCE, will bs r..
oeiTsd BY tho uudsrslEned unttl septsmbeT a. 1872
iron all parties deslfouA OF CoutFa for the
o. W HOWELL,
Captain Of Engineers, UnlLed State, Army.
United btAtea EBglBsct's once, No q npper Nam.
part street, New Orleans Louisiana Iost Once, lock
boz 30 au17
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

CATALOGUE. sALE or HANDSOME RosR
M0nnOAsE PlANO, WITH STOOL AND
sKWoOD.FRkaE' iPSRi,ol stjiTF, III.
1000, HANDSOME BLACK Walnut MAR.
nLMTOr slDkROhRD. WITH MIRROR
sntTk' TlLsSssE IN ELSGfsG kg1tSOK EHI
unETERaBRRSsh sUiTfs. o TaREE PfsGFs is. COST
S235i BLACK wAi,NiiT NALL, RkUK, COsr
TRBLs, BEAUTiEuLiY CARVED hfSsiNN6
GuAlRsi ONE ELEu Ant LADY'S WRITING
WALNUT MAHBLE.TOP OENTRF TABLES
In FINE LUhklsH. OHAIR,y 0yERED
MATTRESSES, FHATnEB PILLOWS AND
nOllsTEHs, CRIMSON REP IOUNuK, BLAUK
WALNUT BkDSrEADs, URRSSlNu BUREAUS
Ahn WAkusTANDS, nEANY PLATED JAS.
IOhs AND WATkh PITCHERS, lY0RY.
iMIhhiEIpLEp KKNIyy1s AND EnHhs, ERKS0h
RuOSt A SuSERlOn CONJUNCTION UF
URunkERY AND GLASswAHE
Tn TUESDAY MORNING., August -, comm enc.
inE at 10 O'Clock, We shall sell, at the tsnldaroa
OF a gentleman deciunlbg heusek esplnE, No llI /
street, bet Sec md and Third streeIs nNrtnw
the Abuvedoodbsd superb collection NJ furniture dc
Termg ossh GREEN a WILLIAMS
ap2hd&ds AuotiOneelH.
IU-TItE ABOVE SALE Is rOSTpoNRD UN.
III TUESDAY, September q, lsi1, At same hour and
place. OREhN WILLIAMS,
au2bd Aueu nser.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

REVEREND bLANDEREK,
| From the New Haven Comm Journal we
take the following editorial extract, hoping that
some Of our readers may be able TO furnish the
selves, we will say that Dsnisun Is a man Of no
standing whatever In this community, and that
Wo know next to nothing that Is good Uf him.
Read what the Journal says!
1.-THE Hartford Post takes of the hide Of the
REV. Charles W. DenlsOn and hangs II on
tho fence II shows him 10 be u charatan and
a sWlndleT whose word Is not TO DO taken In any
matter. II says that among his other exploits
was the collection In Hartford little over year
ago Of quite a sum Of money In aid Of the paper
published by the sons Of Frederick Douglass, In
told some persons that he was about 10 settle In
Hartford TO pursue lifo Of literary ease, and
that was exactly what no said In New Haven,
excepting that ho was about 10 purchase a cot.
tage In one Uf the shore towns, where he IN
tended to pass the remainder OF his days. We
are not sure whether he collected any money
hero tor the NeD Era or for his Seamen's
Friend society, but would thank any who re.
spOnded to his appeals TO Inform US OF the TACT
through the post office. In another column We
have given Senator Wilson's emphatic denial Of
this DenlsOn's story, but II will be seen that the
Register, alter giving all possible prominence TO
the letter OF the creature DenlaOn, gaTbles and
Senator Wilson'S reply"
We clip the above from the Washington
DAILY REPUBLICAN. This man DcnlsOn al
ected to believe that the N70 National Era
,ught 10 he gTatultOuslY circulated in the
joutb and to that end proposed, while on
!sll IN the East, " solicit contributions.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

the Chicago Tribune asks where are VIC
drlftlng7" We do know, but judging from
your present associates we should say TO that
region suggested by the present temperature
OF Chicago.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
UTEEEP sEAEEs MIAefSggAIiHsAhE9EYAL

LIMITED STATES MARSHAIIs sALF OF VAL
" UABbE PROPERLY IN uNIORrOwN, d. q
10 virtue ~ wit ut Gsra Jasias issued FROM The
CLERKS ot 1o ut The Supreme tuutt uf thu nittrlct
Columbia, sud 10 me directed, vii sell Al pnhilS
SALE for cash In front Of the Conrhu-e dunF at aid
DlstTici, on FRIDAY, tho ILth day nj September
We, At ~ O'Clock ~. all deisndEnrs right, title
claim and interest In tho following lots In Union
town, 10 EAld nIstioi, as fnlowsi Nos iGi IGI 10
~. ~ ~, ~ ta, tlL ~, w. la6, 49,, rs In
, 10, 1t1, ia, lat 49, a., 97, ais and 2sl be
lousiug 70 john v. Van HOOK. Also, Lots Noe 6as
w, gp sri SO ard 69, bslougluE n John foI
together with ali ard singular ihs iFupruvsm emit,
there ~ - tbs county ~ wssnir Eton, Dstrot OF Go
lupbis, Selzsd and leVlsd unnn - tho property 81
John FoI and John W. Van Hook sod Will be s0id Il
eAtsiy execution No. BiOl, In tAvH uf GrotEs w NH
let and Ellen Miller. adnius ratoFa II thAtlas miller
use Of william ward. ALEX SHARP,
AUGUST n, Is7a a1SI.dtdi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

Readers Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
who propose to spend the summer In tho
country can have II mailed to their address
for sixty.six cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OT THE SOuTul
OIEIcE UHIEr QuARrIRMAsTEn, I

WEAIVVANTEIH TTTTAW INENT WWVIIlT
OTFICE UHIEF QUARrGRAAsTER,
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 2, lS7l
koaled proposals, Ia trploAto, With the usual re-
qulrrmenta, will bo received at this office until
WEDNESDAY, the 98th u AUGUST, 1874. ~ O'clock,
~, whom the bids viii DO opened Tor Tho erection Of
u story hiOng brick lodges at tho National Gene
tefiss AZ the following places, ViEi
kpn1Vills, TennsAassi
pittaburE LAndinE, Tennessee;
Camp Nelson, X 6ntuckV.
nlAnA aud specifications for tho lodges eau bo seBn
Al this ooo and At the offices OF the Acting Assistant
OuarsTmAsorsa al chattanooga, Tenn and lsbh.
non, Kentucky, whore all this particulars with Iegatd
10 the goTk will be ohesTfully Elven TO bidders either
By oAlllDE In person or by letter.
The bids should DO addressed 10 the Ohef Quarter.
master, Department OF the south, aud marked the
envelope, "PropUsals Tor Lodges At - as the
case MAY be. JAMES A. HkIN,
DeDuty QuA'isunGsteT General, U. 4. A Chisi Qusr
taTmAstsr, Dept kOuth. b2l
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IDROPOsA

UNITED STATES ERolREER OFFICE,l
yoRHIR HOUSTON AND GREENE hrs,
NEW YoKK, August 8, lisa
Ptopnsals will bo rsceVed az this ofioe until n ION
ontihe % day Of NsptsmbsT, l59, for removing the
wIttRs OF three 90 small wooden Veasea frum Church
CharlestonS. q, For toll particulars apply 70 the
undersigned q. A. GtLLMURE,
ais Mai = NJ EpEiuasrs, Bvl MAJ. IIsn., u, 4, A.
llROPOhAIA ron MAlIA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

CERTAIN MEMBERS of the Young Mems
Christian Association, II is said, were ycster-
day considering the Propriety of earnestly
requesting Gen. BabcoCk not 10 have the
water turned off again on Sunday. Last
Sabbath was probably the most proiane one
in the history OF this city. Crowds at the
pumps, in the lager beer shops, on the cor
nors violated the third commandment with a
recklessness that made Christian people stand
aghast and wonder why Washington could be
spared and SOdOm and GOmnrrah destroyed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

SENATOR TRUMBULL, the great reiOrmer,
made one of his great speeches a few nights
agUin Maine. Here Is portion of the great
Senator'S great argument. ut Is not the
people, said he, but the Republican party
that did all this (put down the rebellion
Well, then, General Grant didn't do II, for he
wasn't a Republican. lie never was Re-
publican, and never claimed Ia be until he
was nominated for the Presidency. II Gen.
Grant did IT, then the Republican party had
nothing to do with the overthrow OF slavery
the establishment of human rights for all.
Neither Gen. Grant nor the Republican party
did all this. 1t was the people that did IT, "
This Is beyond oil question the weakest,
moanest, nNrrowest, SlllIest thing said during
the campaign. Trumbul ought to be ashamed
Of himself There Is not a ten year old boy
in any common school In Illinois who would
not laugh at the great Senatorial reformer II
ne had heard him make such u downright
ass Of himself.
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SINGING ACADEMY,
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
PROFESSOR l.. COuRIDr cOLLrERE

NNN hNFVh hs NNhhH"A NNHhAN"H
wiz open bis C.s,el for the prersnt sr'sou AZ FOL
lows:
Elsmsntsry OlSs, on MONDAY, September o. a,
'xdyS1os Ul.s, on TUEIUAY, September 10. at
$50 O'Clock. -
Ladies sgd Gsptlsnsn'. Glass on "WEDNESDAY,
September I, 81 $3.50 O'Clock. -
Private Lessons will commence, Also, MONDAY,
September y, ei her at the Academy or at the real
deness Of the pupils. All thNsA Who wlah to avoid
soro throat and loss Of voice should call upon Pro
lessor q He tsache- ~ rn'y tho outlyA Ton aud
Improvement Of the voice, h also the art Of pro
serving II unlmPartd aud sAlo for an Indefinite
period.
ses hi, ClrouA- September. isi2. aug7.sost
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFIoE,
" WAsHINgroS, ID. O., August x, ls7l.
On the petition Of DAVID q; fITrs, Of Hyde Park
Mass praying for the eItunslou OF patent GrAnted
10 him the 5th dAT Of November, 1858, for an i'm
provemsnt IN DsvioN 10 Prevent tniuTy from Ruptufe
Of Malta spFins Of Watches,
Tits ordered 10 testimony In the be closed
on the 10Th day Of October next that the tins
for filing arguments and the EIAmlnsT's report bs
limited 10 the 9Th day ot November nsIt, and that
said petition be hoard the 18th day Of November
nsIt
Any person MAJ Oppose this extension.
Au17.Tuau N. II. LkBuETr. OnmmlssinnsF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

FOR PRESIDENT.
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR WOE presidents
HENRY WILSON.
OY MAsBACHusETTs.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-,
NORTON p. CHAPMAN.
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For Sale or Rent.

7 AND FOR SALE OHEAP-PLEksANT PROS.
peol " aatss sevsu miles from wAshinEtou, neaT
and il sebt o. Pnlnt Rooks ralifosd. Apply A. all
Twelfth t'Fsst Island, au2blW
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Wants.

WANTED ROOM AND BOARD IN A PRI
w yats fAnlly Whsre there arc no other boardeta
by yonus vidoW isdy. Best o. reiaranoo niysn and
required Address, 3, 3. ~, HrT once, ausi'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

WANTED THREE UNFURNtsHED ROOMS
suitabls for house ksep!nG, BY senus,man and
WE no have no children. " suitable Will he = por
mnnent tenant Address RoomL REPuBLicAN
onica hulh'
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-07-09
The Prospect.

It is now q fixed fact that the Bal
timore convention will not put for
ward third presidential ticket
Hitherto there have been high hopes
and, indeed, a confident expectation,
that this would be the case but
now it is assured beyond peradven-
ture, and it may be looked upon as
settled. The number of votes in
the Baltimore convention, equal to
twice the number in the electoral
college, will be 1872. OF the States
already heard from, including those
that convened yesterday, we count
either in favor of the Endorsement of
Greeley or against nomination,
with the view to the election of
Greeley the following votes Tenn
essee, "a ; New York 70 West Vir-
ginia, 10 /; Pennsylvania, So !; Lou
isiana, Is Iowa, % Kansas, 10 /;
Indiana, 30; Vermont, 10 North
Carolina, 80 /; South Carolina, ID /;
Missouri, 30 (; Wisconsin, 20 Flor,
ida, s; Maine, IA Maryland, 16 ;
Alabama. 20 !; Minnesota, 10-To-
tai, Ala. We omit California (12)
which held a convention yesterday,
as we have at this writing nothing
definite upon which to base con-
clusion, except the general tone of
the Democracy everywhere. Against
this magnificent showing we have
the puny State of Delaware, sending
six delegates to Baltimore instructed
to vote for a straight Democratic
ticket. This number may be REIN
forced by Oregon's six, Texas six
teen, and possibly New Jerseys eigh-
teen, altos ether summing up forty
six delegates out Of the seven hun
dred and odd. Kentucky to-day is
"dead sure to send Greeley dele
gates, whether instructed or not
Illinois, Nebraska, Georgia, Missis-
sippi, Ohio aud Virginia will do the
same next week, and we shall see
almost as great unanimity in the
Baltimore convention favorable to
Greeley as there is among the De-
mocracy Of Missouri, which is put
ting the comparison as strongly as
the case admits of.-&. Louis Re-
Republican 20ih.
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