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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-12-21

The Berger Family, Bell ringers,
will play at Odd Fellows Hall Tues
day and Wednesday nights, next.
Do not fail to hear this splendid en-
tertainment.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-12-21

BAENUM'S GREAT SHOW will be
in Canton on Wednesday next,
Christmas day. Everybody wants
TO see Barnum and his shOw-and
we reckon they will.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-12-21

FOR the best mems haud-sewed
BOOTS and SHOES, 60 to G. L..
0ross' store. ~ Every pair war
raAted., "A
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I. O. o. f.

4 Dvnaans LoDGE. No. 80. I. O. o. F. meets
esesy fhnrsday evening At o'clock
). A. WEBB, NC.
Ane. n, ms. H. GOULD, Sec,y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-12-21

WE ask those indebted TO us to
come and settle. 1t is getting late
in the season and we want the mon
ey. CLARK & BALDWIN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-12-21

See notice of the re-Opening of
Mrs. SlOver's school, on the End
day of January.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-12-21

90 TO Clark s. Baldwin's and
80 their extensive stock of new
IBWELRY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-12-21

| II you want a sewing MACHINE
70 last life time, buy the Singer
1T II. q. Orrick's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-12-21
A Gentle Hint,

Will our friends who owe u
please call and pay up? We need
the money.
CASSELL & BAUGHN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-12-21

Now is your time to buy hand
some PRESENTS at Clark & Bald
wins.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-12-21

Ii you want STOVE that will
Iook quick and with less fuel than
any other stove, buy the "May-
aoWern ct n. Q. Orrick's.
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Go and examine the stock of
HOLIDAY GOODS at Clark &
BaldwIn's.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
wARD.-See the advertisements of
Messrs. Walker & Stanford.
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To-Day's Advertisements.
One Hundred Dollars Reward

NE will pay the above reward for the
w apprehensiou-with proof to convic,
= -for the person persons who robbed
our store on Tuesday night last.
WALKER Il STANFORD.
Dec. 81, 1872.
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DON'T forget to see all the latest
styles of HATS, just out, at q. L.
Gross store.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-12-21

~A splendid stock of FINE
CARPETS, 2 ply, 3 ply. Brussels,
at CLARK s Baldwin's.
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A complete stock of staple and
fancy cry GOODS, just received
1t @. L. Gross store, at prices to
suit every body.
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week will appear in our next.
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ADAM WEBER,
FaShfOnab bic Barber & Hair Dresser
North side Public Square, next door to P. O.
Canton Dee. Is, ls72-tf

or NEON AGGN Cyl
OF THE
Mississippi Agricultural, Educational,
and Manufacturing
AID SOCIETY
Authorized by the Legislature Of the State.
Distributions Twice a Day,
AT II Il. and & p. NJ.
side Of Court GU
Al TRANSPORT, Agent.
Dec. y. l352-tt.
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The Exercises

O. Mrs Sl"ver's School will he resumed On
THURSDAY, ID of January, 1873.
TERMs-$3, - and s..
Pupils will he considered en- tered for the term.
Bills payable monthly, except in case of pro-
tracted sickness.
Dec, Il, '72-2w
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
TIE COURTS.
DECISIONS-May 7.

Supreme Court Cham6egaBy Judge In1graham;.-1,-
Lane sne T%sn Ina sg ..s. cogg g, s
ion,l Bank sgt H-MeoH granted Kends sgt
Amelia Levy :g Virginia Lew d. ,LSaoSn
a. yIS e. 1f pGS GonpS cans U s
defendant answer costs 0 DAVIDSON ag stevens
AlSG sMooa sT,Sd sF,1G Wood ct oi ,s
Mto s.s,9 Asac National Bank Of NewYork s Armstrong
: SG. % on se B c%P sc Sne as SS s Hos
granted Fsn and ag HubnerMouOn granted s9'.sea
sano ss Bdsa't of iA S :S's a S''P Paris al ss
,S "a R1ys a G g9s5, 1s n IT a. s
granie Cilap et al sg PherMOto granted Day ct ~ at
granted Of cent Kirk ag Dees and oIsMotOn
granted sHns1n 5 and OF S ng fos o sn S sam" @
same-Moon granted Rome ct al astSu-A0ion granted same
sgt ssme.-AiOtiOn granted
Snperior Cowt-Special Tarm-By Judge William
carsRamaroe s R'msscte-Mocp granted PISe6s,sa
S s.noe az h % , esseT.op sst H@Mooa to yacae jug
See pAP for a , e divorces cns
Commission Of AppeaS-By the Hon. John 4. Lott
Iaureie agt second Wednesday Taylor ig
The cay OF b SSe0er Se S.t s BY 81 ScsS s wsst els
down for arst Monday ag Bhncaroger bT stipulation
Ms o,oE s Fpset down for second THURSDAY Wheeler og
Ds s sr BY pGso Af5 y 's o MOVIE G Ine
Maon 3, W ASIDE an ode &e M Ten Eek for tire notion
Weed opposed uEg sg be Jsre G insurance S cob; & ra
papers Williams AIT RO"e-0yr the iern without prslndes
Ale5 aS stSnTe; Gown or 'oat ise P yY Y 20 s amend Sc
Mr. Eddse the motion Mr. Marsh OppOei Ea. River B11k ag
opoed granted and set down for We'd
and S continue be Scson n The name Of the pasy pltH
H. Batter mouoa M Pooner opposed C0T aln PsFeTs'
The MsIor Of n T. 1c-Pas'e Waie agt DarngAeued ir
@ 1s, sf4es s q "a G p9s Se sponta NJ
sss for ApRM y, M G% Os or GVs SiS 5 ii HIS % r
Belts sgt june over the term se9er' sg tne hS saA al Al
yolI--se. down .econd Taeslag.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

impossible. Upon them now rests grave responspmiy m
and IL Il earnestly hoped that thoy will continue 70 ex
10 the present time and they will aot with The pr-
dence and wisdom which characterize tho whole pro-
ceodings of the Cincinnati Liberal Convenuon
UNION WILL VII W. nRISc aIs.,. VICTORY. yIf5rS
Mr.. Greeley will call around him the entire entire
Of those & % s to p1T Of
Grant, and are willing to cut loose from their parry
affiliations with the hope Of yet rescuing he Govern Tnns
20 much TO perver IL from It's legitimate purposes ana
II he shall receive the ndorsepen 81 the ;, Denocrs,e ~
short time he will sweep the country as never before
has been tho privilege Of any candidate Tor the Pres
dency.
VERY STRONG CANDIDATE.
From The Troy Press
Since the nomination we have been IN po,
stion to hear much private conversation ana naye I m
quite as much surprised at the sentiments expressen o
ward Mr. Greeley a We were a. Is sat aase Greeley Is
strong with the Democrats quite az strong a; ahy O.sor
Brown He may not be strong as to receive
an Endorsement from tho Democratic Convention, bnt
he quite as sey IN % @ SS w tHas rres az poca par
ties, but the estimate would be incomplete dhi we hos
consider h standing among those who are ac1nag Sr Ol
many OF these Horace Greeley Is the object OF tbe warm
est admiration and highest respect Ihey know tae e
to the poor and that he has always aDored or h
q The Ie{ kOT e cgaS 10 Ge %h
opposed TO military law This makes him very strong
with the great middle class; ana unltlng tns WIN tn
measures VI strength we find In the Repuoncan ana
Democratic parties, there can be but one eOnclson'
namely, that Horace Greeley is q very strong candl
date. We do not say that the Democratic ConYenu9p
will Ddorse him, but we do say that, as now 10
the time for Democrats to think, We feel 1t our
duty TO give Just estimate of bis strength, that
rejecting upon IL, tho action of our CONVENTION ro
will be the wsest possible that could be taken. The
country is ripe for political revolution IL has been
begun and it remains with us to say whether shall be
completed not We have been dstrnsted by tne
people for years. but now have golden opportunity
TO regain their confidence and take new lease OF me-
Ii IL opportunity that seldom comes. Let uS not Do
too Indifferent, too apathetc, to seize IL boldly.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
SHIPPING JNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -TOKK

PORT OF fBW-TOkK ..................'..s..sAuL
CLEARED.
s,.,n.bio Scotia (Br) LOti Liverpool Cha O. FTanekn.
stesmship New YORK Ge). Kaghia, Bremen Oeteh' 90
steamship Wyanose Couch. Keumons. Cy Pon All Norfolk ca
steamship Fsons Esnon pAeepha Iodlart s,s,nhpc~
stemsho Psns Dosne Phi adelphs LOr.aEJ steamship Co
sts.msSS wm r. Cyds, Scott Norfolk City Point .i eAzoai
s,ssssD Black Diamond Me-eish Phsephs A. ASboa
Steamship Mars. Oruney Pbifdelpha
steSmshp Nereus Bearse Boston. II. Dmcch
Bar drsce (rl Re noss Dlnen Ga HensT Pi'f
Bs B,Is xoi ,S' cse SSea "a tTsais v Brown
BsE AbOT Bseos Mc. oshtasa Span, Bof'Id Dss'o'fa
70 nst John Wooster Power FAMILIAR IT, Brow Co
Bar Bar S56,s; MsII T. rsS1sI aS1e c,s,ss T IaaSs
BarE Young Eags CBrl soae Canaia Gso Cook Co
Bbrgg 4sI.. lioisi6n aascies Js. Henry.
Bns d. H. Cole. Law, 81 yago WagdeI GO. c,., ,..-
Brg Peer EOJsrt, l9 usser. "inor " 81 CrS'a D'''1a
S a9' &ss5a Ass b9 s@' psss @ssss9 G.G
scbr s rh Cullen Ars Cedar Ne. Fa., hsins B,l 20
SI seSI J. gs'SSa Soaa Dtp cro.sy % Bo.oa jas Srra
kchr. J. &. Nss5, Cr,~ieT Bo's9a, Jas iafny -.
ss5r oSt b. Smh Mcler.on SeT.Gs.fori Ferguson wOoi
SeEr ~ aae Danin ~nd.6r s. s. crnlsa Derseaar Co.
schr. Mary A wiiham Kelley SorioE
schr. Sallie Burton, Palmer stamford
ARRIVED.
Bark Welkin, Snow sagns II days wth sugar.
Big Jas CHORD (Dr George BaFa@ors u ds sh 'ugsf
schf Care Douglas. tBr Ludlow. POr.aafhnce IS da ~n
Harmon OF L.'s r.,as5 zs, "a az, gs,: s 'ns
schr Moore. Chambers, Georgetown, D. u
schL Z. Wbl.e. Cuan1ers. VrgnL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToy MaY T-Amved s'eat5D Raitle'nke from PalVeph
bsrss EsseI from l.aAo1n AiIls q Lons 10 ela ~ .
LESFs Del MAY 7-,uiyed big Boxer, from DenAna;
MarY Paitea. from MatAuzAs. for orders
FOREIGN PORTS.
MoyI, The A1 s,,L. re & 'sio S'Tn''n VILE h''
: ''''' iIor ~ Latesi Snip Ae'cs fi1A Page.l
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

Mails for Europe Plymouth Cberbol and H,mbory per .,~
.tp Tbnhbgs close at .io Supplementary Mail Pier 4,
foot III Third st., Hobsken II closed at loo m.
lA vt,s deposited suppsmsptrV Mails mnt be prepaid VII,
Double possge.iI
sni the West Indies sesmshi, Css
coe Supplementary ial on Per no. ~ h. eo A,
2:Sp m.
FRIDAY hAT H.
Mall for Hsfsr. g. closed ct ne EeE York Pos 0Tee
Friday ate O'Clock Sesmap sails irOa Poflss Me- sat-
urdsys.
Pru.ssn Closed Mail Is oay By tia Williams Gdon ssa
Innsn Lane Steamships
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


Gam r . 4s0t san o ...... T.0Jf Moon se,s.. ~
| osT--@s
eiO Goys snd... Eg) Hell Gas Perrv. Ion
| | DAv-P
Sandy Hook 90. G2G CoTs Iss.. Duo Hell Gtk Peuy 100
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
WEDNESDAY. MAY A.

WEDNESDAY MAY
Mails Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
close al 2iOo NJ Supplementary Mail Pier No. %sN
H., IL closed al l:Sopm
deposited Supplementary Mas bs prepaid With
double postage
A Prasn.a Closed Mail ID sen. br this line
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

T CCUKr-iS ADYRALrT.
$50. Thomas at. Sleamtug Gen.
W. MCNann.
80. johnson ct al. agt. Schooner
J. NJ. McMillen.
~. The United states sgt. A lot
ot lamOer On schooner Sea
Do.
13l. .BunnaGn, IT,, ngt. Dark Mary
Eideout.
81 L-yAS BRUSr, "opens at
. m.
3l..Audenrcid sgt. Mercantile
Mu. InS. Go.
Ia bridgeport Brass Go. agt.
MolyGnt ct al.
| 989l .SchuchsIit sgt. The Mayor,
&C.
1881. Red et Al. act. Martin.
! 1905. Keith agt. The Ma or, Sc.
l29l. Putnam sgt. Duncan.
i4JJ. .OpenheTm agt. The Astor
Fire LES. Co.
1851. Same agt. The Ktna Pie
lls. Go. Of Hartford. Conn.
1881. Ohio Hydro Carbon Lignt Go.
agt. Leis and ano.
"opens at l1I a IN.
$50. The Nat. shoe and Leather
Bank oil the City Of \. Y.
692. .Lebmaier agL Libennan.
69i. Sherman and ano. agt. Tr1f.
forl aud snO.
COG. Reichenberg agt. O'Brien.
693. White ct al. agt. TsliaIage
ct
TO. .Osgooi and sno. agt. Toole
and Ano.
7O2y Carman agt. Jordan
TO4. The n. \. Life ins. Co. agt.
Leckel.
\ FOG. Smith sgt Spencer snd sno.
708. .0sgood and sno. agt. Strauss
ct al
"opens at II a. m.-Case on.
= at 10 a. m.-Caleudar called AZ
m.
/ 81. Ia the matter OF the Petition
Of James b. Brady TO yaeste
an assessment
\ %. Nichols agt. Seigel ct al.
IS. Marten agt. Grant ct al
ms at ".
s-PARr I.-SEDGwIcK "opens
q. IN.
1883. .Healy sgt. Weleh ct al
lJI.. Bartlett Igt. Fiske.
l7J3. Reppler sgL Bsx'er e; al.
l75l. Holman agt. Gale.
l7l5. .Lehr ct al. agi. Douglas.
IsIl. .Stuyvesant sgt Gr.ssler.
ll1iJ. Same sgl. Same.
y, "opens at ! a. m.
862. .GEeenald agi. Totlns.
.fdded causes.
1864. .Kedney agt Lyst and o'rs.
1866. The American Popullr Life
Ins. Co. agt. O'Neiil. and
o'rs.
1858. White sct. J. VI. Keep Man
uiacturing Go.
1870. .Bernop agt. Hopins.
1873. De Wit and ors. agt. Leland.
&C. P. DAILY. c. j.; ROBINSON aad
gAoRR
G..Carvalho sgt. Bulkley.
43. Kramer agt. GOldschmidt.
~. Brctherton agt. The Third
ave. RR. Co.
40. .GOnion agt. Bofe.
-. Brown agt. Elliott.
81. .Flewe.ling agt. Brandon.
81. .Couiskey agt. Oukhrzln.
81. .Quinn agt ShipInan.
O.. Cole sgI. McCullogh.
.JEw, "Opens al II a. IN.
1908. Jacobs sgt The Merchants
lns. Co.
l5li. .Burgoyne and others agt
Demarest.
1890. .Kearney at. KaTanagb.
1874. Paris and others agt. Kelly,
sheriff.
e59. .Battershsll. jr.. Agi. Solomon.
PART I.-sHEA. "opens and
led al 10 a. IN.
1888. .Pugsley sgt. Briggs
l8gO2. Noble act Gilkenson.
la9il. .Eeller agt. Wo,L
lsg7l .Mslley agt. Flamery.
1896. Murphy sgt Mohoney.
896l. .Hlendriekson sgt. Hart.
1911. .MaBhurts agl. Schwartz.
1875. Taylor sgt. Isaac.
gJg9. .Michum agt. the TuTnyefein
inn. Y. City.
-. .Ksepler sgt. Devlin.
Iens and Calendarcallcd at 10 An
1925. De Kahn sgt. Rosenberg,
lwl6. Van Tassel sgt. Berg
8s5g. .FoK agL Johnson.
1858. .Seigcl agt. Runk.
Bg,9. Aaron sgt. Paine.
la9g1. .keSsltr sgt Russell.
-. .OCORaell sgt Absrn.
pens and Calendar called at 10 q. N.
500. .Rosengari agt. Bromberg.
9d9l. .heFsereaG ast. Cropsey.
g696. Wood agt Fraser.
969r. Buckridge sgt. fssner.
!. e699. Bach agt lssacs.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
corRT CALtSDARS-rHIs DAY.

CosmssloN the Hon John A. ScotOpels at 10
m 49, 2o0i 2 236. 295, oO J, jS 800 S''
80 35
United STATES DISTRICT CcuRr-iS AD'nRALrT.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08


United STATES DIsTRiC
l73. .irwin sgt SteaIntug W. Il
Cheney.
lTi. Bass agt. Steamtng w. i
thencv.
lg3. .Ryan at. Heckseher. jr.
~. .AntDrscite lns. Co. sgt
steam,ug Niagara.
%. .Kemmeistiel ggt. schoonel
De3ance.
SuPREM. IOURr-CRcUir-PAl
lOi
3s5. Higgins ag,. Hyatt. ct al.
ex'is.
27..Akin ct al agt. Well ct al.
2lJ. .lioms lns. Co. sgt Pennsyl'
vsnia Il. X. Go.
1888. .Br,ant agt. Mckinney et al.
2ii. Pane at. Jarrett
1891. .KOlp agt. Bucknan
1853. Muller OF nj. agt. DeineL
26g3. Globe Puatins c.. egt. Tho
Mayor, &c.
1877. Stuart q al. sgt Trask. Jr.
LOB Horton ag,. RoOiuson.
g5J. Gels sgt. Frank ct al.
PART II.-B.RRRTr.
6!6. Cobb agt. Steen ct al.
1888. Gallup ct al. sgt. Lederer.
I16. Atlantic Mutual lns. Co. agt
Pnnk.
3i8. .Platl, Receiver, agt. DOrianC
ct al.
5s6. .Elgleson ct al. agt. Waehl
"a al.
TO. Sheldon sgt. O'Brien. Sheriff
6Ji. RYDER sgt. The Mechanics
AMI Traders Fire lDS. Co.
6Bai Atlantic National Bank agt
Crolius and ano.
6g6. .Guckenbeimcr sgt. Beningel
ald ano.
C88. .Hendr cA ag'. lngeSol.
SPECIAL iERM-liKADY, j.
CHAmBERs-ISGRsHAa, J.-Open
|.
s.. Lester ct al agt. Cohen.
10. Smith ct al. agt. Reechilt.
~. In the matter of tine Petition
of Meta Deutsch TO vscat'
assessment.
Call be,
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TsR
al
1881. Harrison, IT,, agt. Foss.
lb57 Madden hgt. WiBterb0t;om.
1851. Ward at Moses.
1895. Grant sgt. HubOell ct al
1865. .Louyh at. Romaine ct al.
l66l. The Patent Elastic Felt Go
agt. k.Ichle ct al
493. .Wicks sst. Hatch 1t al.
PARr ll.-FREKDNA
762. Lang at. o. Bren, Shenu, &c
IU86. Jones agt. 0'Bnen, SberiR
&c.
1890. .lIelres sgt. Peine.
1876. Aver and ano. agt Penner, i'm
pleaded.
476l. Young agt Kent ct al.
llT2. dempsey agt. Hall.
llB6. Holdane sgi. Hines et al.
IL. Bolton sgt. Jacks aid o'rs.
7l6. Beach sgt U Bhen, Sheriff
&c.
CosxoE PLxAs-GKSKRAL TBR,
LARR
n. .Schaelter agi. Gardiner
u. Brennan agt. The Securii!
Life Ius. 60.
81. .Kozenburser agt. O'Brieu.
IS. Burr agt. Hosre.
20. johnson agt Uaderhill.
81. smith sgt. McGovern.
81. .Ke,nborg sgt OBnen.
~. .Ottnan agt smith.
IL. Bsgcr agt. Laloorette.
IRIAL TsRN--PARr L.
1918. Elliott, adm'r. agt. Broadway
AMI Seyenth-aye. R.R. 20.
by Oraer.
l854. Schwartz agt Brennan, shf.
by order.
1885. Moses agt. Same, by orier.
1883. Halle et al. sgt. Same.
5l6. Bullock agt. O'Bnen. Sheriff
429. .Dlamona sg,. same.
MARINE COrRr-TRIAL TERM
Calendar ca
8sii. .Kehoe sgt. Fowler.
a7tJ. .McSulty agt Aarons.
1871. .kurstmsn agt. Stewart.
sgJ!. .Mndskorf agt ClATke.
gO1l. Manning ugt Bowen.
1bi9. .Lsrleman agt. Hitler.
So76. .McDougall sgt. Hatch.
g8Jl. collins agt. Arnson.
8B43 SchGreig agt Beaumont
y843. Fox sgG hartmsn
08a6. .Conneil agt. Levy.
PARf ll.-JoACH HIsssN. J.--OI
-..Roauej sgt hichaels.
sS59 Ehrugrr agt ieung.
1891. Becker Az. jordan.
1913. Aaron agt Brennan.
8SSl. .Weinman agt Wronkow.
8,95. .Bldridge AIT Brennan.
$3.50. .McSweeaey agl. BseJ.
$3.50. .Atwell sgt. Mcdonald.
PART llI.-lKAcI. J.-Court 0
16i5. Reeve AT. keot.
1871. .Polhslnns at. Stewart.
81H. .Nielenlneyeg agt Fahlboch.
9ll5. .Atsaier AT Fuller.
9Jlt. National " ooi Msnufng CS
agt. Do Mairiel.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
THE LEADER OF REFORM.

The Reformers at Cincinnati, if they have
not best that could be DONE nave done wen ia
Of Reform for. in all phases Of his political career Mr.
Greeley has been opposed corruption and )obbery In
CsYeIaneut de apartments and Offices The Convention
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
A RENEGADE LEADER.
From TIE luna iIk to- Courier.

Horace Greeley is the nominee OF tho I'm
elm ii Liberal Republican, Convention for the PIesi-
dccy. candidate and platform stolen from tho
Republican party and each is rendered TO the Denoc-
rdy branded We have too much confidence iii the
nc pendcnce OF the Democratic party OF the country 10
believe they Will stuliy themselves by rallynS at tho
c few sorehcad Kepubcans to Hight the battles OF
this campaign clothed in Republican uuiiorn under u
iei, cauo Republican leader
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
TIE ONLY PRESENT COURSE.

The first reflections OF The UcStliche Post
upon the Cincinnati Nomination was reported by the
of 10 this city, of next President, declaTa-
,un IN favor of Inc Greeley brown ticket but inc
toms in which this declaration OF support was
conr, iyed reminds us of the features OF man
who with some hesitation bites into a apple and
gives Use 10 tie doubt whether he VIII enrely deNof
lie appie. The DOUBT whether moro popular chlef
could Tot have been gwen TO the Reform movement at
Cincinnati and tue disappointment at the nominations
can .uiy rot be REGARDED unWarranici. Never
te.oss the Grant parry Will secure no advantage IN
TINS fact for II the people once begin 10 crciso tIaI
Ia between two cVll Wnat true paliIOt even II dssas-
Le wi Grtcly nomination. could even look 10 Gfaut
IA ths (l.Ciniat Convention has not selected ihe ucst
man bat 10 certainly ground to vote for the worst
We often learn e, and especially III American pom
,lrs L,E Nc can the best OF everything, ana
t o.ig remains Tor us but 10 choose tGat whicn Is
r.lyoly hest Tus al present the line OF argument
of Lhe ADfeUdnuS 1T. Louis. A very energetic sup
,rt II inc CiucIunau nomination IS not eX"cuj 10 10
ouud In tiis still it cannot DO denied tbat tins ne OF
rsut is practical and at present points to the only
pOssiDie course.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

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NOTHING TO FEAR.

The truth is, the S0releadS of the Cincn-
natl Convention anu the democratic party arc play ing
falsely toward each other. There Is no communion oi
action or principle between tncm, and each suspects
with good reason, the other A. ar The mere RepiD
can strength assembled at Cincinnati Is concerned IL
amounts nothing. Gen. Grant ana his friends nave
nothing fear it, and there is little danger to be
union OF tue divergent and discOr IL
ant material tho Cincinnati Convention aud the Domo-
cratic party.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
NOT FIT FOR A PRESIDENT.
FATALLY ECCENTRIC.

Thousands of Americans have admired Mr..
Greeley another of his peculiar traits Of
character, but few thought VI hun III
conuection with the Presidency. His nomination
was received in Congress with laughter. SAID
our Washington CORE sponJeDt 1n many other places
il was doubtless received in the sauie way. This is
easily explained. No man OF human powers can write
or talk as much Aas Greeley has, without vsaJ az
many foolish Things. But Greeley's eccentrIces are
weak points III ms character and make him eXeee'-
inRly Vulnerable a candidate. Tho truth Is, those
most familiar with Dir. Greeley would most nistrust his
utues, fol President.