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New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
CAMPAIGN NOTES FROM THE PRESS.

The Louisville COurier-JOundI, commenting
upon the trouble Of The World about Mr. Greeley's
Southern record, thinks that since the Southern peo
pie for him. notwithstanding that record would
think that Ihe World, which was war paper, could
afford 10 forgive him."
The AugWStd (Ga.) CoHstitutiOnalist one of
the hearest supporters Of the Liberal ticket in the
South thus expresses its convictions the subject OF
third ticket In our best judgment the support Of Gree
ley and Brown by all the elements OF opposition ~ Grant
affords the best prospect Of success in the coming
test. Every vote given 10 Greeley will the
benefit Of Grant All roads that lead from Greeley 20 10
Grant This Is the practical result OF all efforts get
up third ticket"
I" If any justification of the wisdom of Demo-
crats IN going for Greeley needed" says The Mis-
sOri Republican, lit Is found in the strange agony of
the Radical party caused by this very thing It sweais
drops OF agony az every pore IL uTches like crippled
vessel before Summers crushing broadsdes. IL curses
Cameron 10 curses Tom Murphy, it Casey and
Packard, II curses Leet and Stocking IL curses abcock
IL curses Clayton II curses Gen. Dent and it has half
mind 10 Grant himself for bringing 1t into ali this
trouble"
The Southern Farmer. a non partisan agricul-
tural journal, makes this manly avowai OF opinion
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10

Our paper has nothing TO do with politics. but we all
have something to do with right and justice We say let
the Government leave the South alone withdraw her
bayonets placed In the hands Of unprncipled ana
ignorant rabbe withdraw her carpet Daggers lakc 70
the Northern penitentanes the thieves VINO lett the
North for her good and hear 10 steal for all OF our
harm. We are In daily association, so TO say, WIN
Northern who fought against us who are properly
holders who work for the South as we 10 they VIII IN
dOrse the South, and indOrse what we say We believe
Horace Greeley though he was against us, Is no" or
peace and good fellowship"
Placing the Liberal ticket at the head of Its
columns The Loekpori Times wheels into the Reform
ranks with this frank ayowal of its convictions: "We
to-day joyfuly raise aoft the Presidential banner con-
ceived at Cincinnati, and envened and touched up by
unexampied popular Endorsement. The renomina-
tor Of Grant by the Philadelphia Convention determines
all the doubtful issues Of the Presidential campaign
The action of the Baltimore Convention cannot change
this issue except make certain the election or Grant,
which have much confidence IN lts sagaclty and
patriotism TO believe that IL will do. We are To have
Greeley Grant next President ana as Tor our
selves and the people whom we represent we say em-
phaticay we are Greeley and we shall labor for his
Success In the belief that in doing we take the only
practical course by which the corruption ana misgov-
ernment which now prevail can DO successfully
stayed"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
sEIzURE OF AN AMERICAN FISHERMAN.

BOsroN. June S.-Samuel Collins, one of the
charerers and crew of the fishing schooner Enoa C. Of
Gloucester seized in Trinity Bay by the cutter Stella
Maria for alleged illegal fishing, arrived at Gloucester
Yesterday aud has 10 affidavit OF the particu-
lars of the seizure before Collector Babson of that port
which has been forwarded to the proper authorities at
Washington The affidavit sets forth the following facts
That anchor fishing and had not been
spg shore; boarded By the Captain Of the cutter
stella in friendly conversation hat Capt Cunning
bam s the the TGTes be would
NOT hsh assured he bad right TO do that the
that the Treaty had passed Parliament by
large majority and that his opinion there wou be no trouble IN
that the Captain Of the cutter said bis not resenne
bu, lighthouse tender and had nothing TO 20 win h
Of the boarding the cutter askei
What a brass gun for boarl hghtho vessel
to be Bird Rock signal gun
proceeded
ambush
Informed them until O'Clock In the evening
the wind 10 die that the schooner could not escape
when Indians white all armed he csne aoug
side boarded schoone that he then read bis commission an
tool charge OF the vessel ordering his the wheel that
charged with his dup BY Capt unninghsm be replied Iat be
Americans Information that they nns 9oA o1
The schooner taken TO Father Point Ieerams
exchanged with the authorities al Ottawa and the schooner
ed TO Quebec by the steamer Druid
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
REPUDIATING GRANT.

WHY HONEST MEN CANNOT SUPPORT GRANT.
From The Philadelphia Post. (Hcp)
An issue that cannot be eYaded is now for
Aay presented the Republican party. far az Re
pubhcans concerned the preliminary Presidential
campaign Is ended and they must choose between or-
ace Greeley and Ulysses :. Grant O choice IL Horace
Greeley. IL has not been made in haste. Against hope
have awaited the action of the Philadelphia ConVen
ton giving IL the benefit OF the doubt that II night
respect the wishes Of many earnest and independent
Republicans, and nominate for the Presidency a
nan upon whom the whole party could unite
This would have been the event had the Convention
Seen chosen by the people but the people had very
little do with IL. IL the creation of the Admin
israOn. the expression OF the Presidents WILL and In
deliberate opinion an insult TO American manhood
aud independence. We cannot support Gen. Grant for
do not believe HIM at 10 be President OF the United
States He originally elected political neces-
sty, military hero, and the nation took trust the
Of his civil capacity Those assurances have
not been justified. The very first act OF Grant
indication Of his Ignorance OF what President should
be, when be asked the Senate 10 repeal law that
be might appoint a personal faVOrte 20 the Cabl-
net. His whole administration has been conducted a
spirit Of ressOn, and OF obedience The attempt
10 annex SantO Domingo arbitrary and defiant and
only abandoned when the indignation the people
too great 20 be disregarGed But and other
actions were pardOned IN Grant because the people still
had faith In his official integrity and attributed these
errors 10 his ineXperienee and his habits OF military
command. His unprecedented course ia accepting
costly gifts and then appointing the giveTs once
his appointment Of his relations 10 Office his perscu
tons OF all Republicans who were not In favor his
election his debauchery OF the Civil Service $50 noor-
that Col FOrney, his friend, IN Tesining the
tie Administration aud retain ms selfrespec these
aud similar things. gradually shook the fah OF e peO
ia Grant. And when IL became evident that
the sdA VI harmony not Tor the preservation Of the
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
THE STATE or TRADE
WEEKLY HAVANA HARggrs.

HGvra jane 8Sug Havaua sai Nltiarf.-hbcs " ,o,
ho1se 457 boreS bids Receipts o ne Te@s -
bo1es exported dar be week ~ ~ 9is sn5 - -
hide neinfinz and 6l0 hbda 70 lle Dn~ 49,
Many ea continue guniing NifEet al Havana 80
steaiy; Nos " d. S lCi all reals afroDe ho' - - -
M ola reals y arroe Moasses Sgglr quiet AZ si 't 49, ~
Mo-. to 10 sugarFar - good kehn.g cus' ''
Grocery grsdes--nllt reals. holss-es luA
Bacon 500 sif per Batter Slkd ~ pe qunia ' 49,
nor Arerieas Flour quiet Sl50S 10 BOZ iof Amer 'h
Amercan Saei dull Al &i2nSif American SuBifctEi 49,.
sll 258s2 per quin,a Lai weak N kegs ~ 20 ~
tina n 256 8 per quHL TloE. "a per o. aa AZ 80,
low 80 10 % per arTobe Whit $le 20 sIl " c.. II
net n shocks Box reals Hosshesfs ir 1rnta a. ~
20 rsas. Rmnty Uog.beads y. Hoops 11l
Psbs actys 10 northern and souhera ports IN the Jni .
bar Of su0sr 3i per hoglesi " sugar - 0 - -.
hoshsai sfG - 10 % lslaouih pi 0isf'
ErchanRe-On United states Sd d.. clf-ay Dl
short ht la n premium 90 days gold III ~ Z prem sl' ssnt
4@li. premium On Loodoa 25e2o prem In D. Pie ID ''
mam, spsnAh hank noles. dsc0InL
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MARRIEU.

COLLIER-ADBE-In Peters Church wesehss,sr s Ss
inst by Rev. Wyatt d. D. Miss Clara r. Adee tIaghisf u
Geo T. Adee, esq Mr. Dwight Collier Of st. Louis No
COLLNs-BUSIINELLA NewHarford Conn THURSDAY jlnf
b, Rev Martyr, Mr. FRANK H. Coilns OF Bro0ka T.,
T., daughter OF William H. Bushnell esq Of the tonnef
place
DOWNS-MANEfNGA Mount Vernon, " Y. The 5h inst y
Rev j. Nj Carroll, Henry Downs 70 kmellue A. Manning
DURFEE-HATCHIn this city Thursday evening jane At hs
Clarendon VIM. Adams D. Hon Henry Rees Duo Jf
Mary c.. daughter Of C. B. Hatch Of this city
Thursday evening" June d the restesos
brides parents Railway n j. By the Rev j. Sget asf.
j., daughter Of jonathan Woodruff. TO David Jone.
PoWRRs-LRB-On Wednesday June 1871 by the Rev sssoh
Cooke d. D. Thomas Powers Hannah daughter Vi James Lee.
esq all Of this city.
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Au Notices Of Marriages mast Be ndOrssd 9th fuH
name and address
DIED.

BBERs-0n Friday June 1872 William Beer. asei 6 ye,rs
No. 49, and sylvan Grove Lodge No 4 NJ OTcsr, 49,.
citation Of 10Th Regiment n y " and the members Of IyP.f,
residence the family, No. las West Tweaty'econi, Aoai
June TO- at O'clock p IN.
TENTH REGIMENT n Y VOLS OFFICERS ASSOCIATION
The Of the above Association fully invited u ''sei
Y; Nest a4fsa 81 seG ee mo o inst n ee
FRASK NJ CLARK Secretary. GEO +. HOPPER President
CHAPN-n EewYork SATURDAY Jane Elisha Chapn Maass9
oils MINI, formerly Of salisbury, Conn. aged 81 years
cARK-0n Friday evening Ralph CLARK in the 18th Of
The relatives friends of the family respectfully iny,e o ,e1i
the iaSs9 late residence "A Eas' NiH'hst on MoOi'J
a. m, Without further invitation
CLEvsLANpAt sheldon. Vermont tbe 'h is,l w'"eu A.
Cleyessd, aged s. yea!i s9d months S.k
CRosBY-At CIoon Falls Ny June Edwin Crosby. e,l s
Tn: s 9y Pse4 attend ,se funeral at his ''
FREBMAY-suidsny Saturday June william Freeman assi 1i
nj, relative. and friend, are respectfully Invited to attend
from Ii. late residence No EghiLsSe. / o'clock p
Boston papers please cops.
KINGSuudsy morning 1872 Ms MARY Alice King bs oil
relatives and ends respectfully invited to attend ne frn'
Wednesday, the l2,h nst from Der late residence ~
Bridgeport, COuu., papers please copy
JoHNsoN-In this city SATURDAY. June after painful iaa~s
MARY Ann Mh,s WE lie o. & O,s' Jola,on aga ,s' , t,a y
Fs9a e., n' Rn i 'S viii p Be- & 92 10 for m a:ssS S
MAYNARD-n Hoboke Saturday, June Charles SGmaer eldest
The relatives and friends are invited to ~ rue.y.
o'clock from the resteaee Of bis sonnia~ John H. "hse'
Eastern papers please copy.
McMLLAN-on saturday Maggie daughter Of Robert snt
tue late X. Mcmillan.
The take place from the residence Of her brOherGas.
John jr., Monday, June TO- at O'Clock p
sMTH-On Friday June and painful lnes, Ann Msns
Of the Warren T. smith, In the ilth year Of her
Funeral the Union Baptist Church Orchard g.
Mrseoave Greenp1nt Monday June TO- The relatives
and the family respectfully invited 10 attend
California papers please eopy.
woOD On supa,y the 9Th inst Mary Breath Wool daughter % J.
lnd granddaughter Of T. shepard gei yess5
months and II days .
Relatives and friends attend the funeral without further
ingtsilou residence grsudher No. u Charles st.
ou Tuesday, uh inst at p N.
INDEPENDENT ROYAL ARCH LODGE No. 3 p 4 M
Member. Lodge requested sDd
9i6 Brosnway ruessy llth ne 0cDcs
purpose attending the funeral of aud psying the @
tributes brother John NJ Ote iGi atenJno
earnestly requested Brethren will DARK ces sA
gloves HhNh D. "ALAhk hn'et
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For otter ship Se,Ss see Second Pagei

For otter ship Sevs see Second Page
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Washington Jimieson Liverpool Way ~ 'f
QueeastoSn l9th, with ntse and pas 20 Je1n g Dale -
steamship George Wellington Gsger NewOreans June s@
md and pass 0 H. Il. Cromwell & 60.
Steamship Volaateer Boodgooi PHILADELPHIA with ne and
steamship Earops tBr Campbell G,sgow Nay gors si.
with Irdse and pass to Henderson Bros.
Steamship Wyanokel oh Richmond City ani Horot with
mdse pass Old Dominion steamship Co. .
Ship Ethiopian (of Abrieen Faulkner Shanghai Fb - Th t
Bark Nielsen SOEl Anderson Liverpool Feb - va Fah'lA
Bars Em, N. G) Schultz liverpool 90 days Eih alt
Bark Ocean Express lo Halifax n 81 Co"e OeaesS 10 "'s
Bark Queen tBrl Conway Liverpool q DAYS sitL iit
Bark lm3geue (Of LyepOo Down Coz Bay 10 dags s 9iL
Big Mallory (of Nysel copu, Cds q iiJ sa
wool and hdcs
Brig Princess Beatrice tBr simmons PontaPire CAL Jays
gng Alice tof shebune n So Peterson Belize Hon. d' s,h
Brig b. H. Jones lof Liverpool So Wolfe Maann, u d,y sta
schr Early BrI Edrige Mosquito Iale Pa dlys s nss cad.
Nsie Brewster Iharleston6 days With anorf
Schr Wm Boadmln. Willard Fllmouh NJ gl uli' Ns Ah' H
scHooNEKs-KIyEK sND c0nTwsa
s. p TAYLOR Virginia Snow flake NtrgnA
Agile Negbeul. n. Z. MouieTeu. bgtf
Cuss, Nirgina Wellington bflB'ppr
Mary Alice Brockhaye1. }. g. Gilmore Ellsworth
&C Smith, Taunton. NicanOr faA isifea
WIND-SundoHn. hight s.: clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MoSROR Aruyed, bg Conier from Antua n
or Passed n. steamship JoAn, for Baltimore 6afAs e fo
Canhn for CITY Point Augustine from Bremen Tor baltimore a. >
West Indies; brig George Lattmef from 81 JOINS sr
d. r. Keang from Johns seamshB Pogh-u, Wea % Pof'-
mouth n. II. Passed out bng J. Troop. for HALIFAX
sAyASSAH Ga June 9-A1vei steamship Huntsville ifl Nes
Edita Philadelphia. Sailed b. has Cl-1)s
tor Dauen, 10 load for Bristol, Bng
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuEESsrowN June g-The Inman CITY of Antwerp ro
NewYor 10 and proceeded TO Liverpool The dnci
steamship Weonss from NewYok arrived At 10 o'clock last ass
PLYMoUrH June 9The steamship Sesi from Nesfo Dr Hs
burg, arrived yesterday, and proceeded
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10

Senators Fenton and Upton Horace Greeley ana GEORGE
W. Julian The chicago Tribune, ,iSpringJled hep.otcan
NeD York Post and Cincinnati Commercial 40 nOt repre-
sent ANYBODY We believe they represent the very pos
OF the Republican pary-as 1t was before ~ was apan
dOned 20 military necessitiesand the most lnteIson
judgment and conscientious sentiment In this country,
Grant strong "a he stands to-day, may be Beaten WIN
the Cincinnati ticket, Objectionable as 10 s the Demo
cratic party has the 20 take itself out OF the way
and accept the situation according 10 the truth OF cur
raut
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
WEATHER REPORT.
WAX OEPAkIhfhI,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I

WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHNGToN, ID, c., June 10, ls72-l a. N.
Synopsis for the Ddsl fCentuf0ur hours.
The lowest barometer has moved eastward
from Northern Wisconsin into Canada and north OF Lake
Erie accompanied by fresh to brisk winds, cloudy
weather and areas Of light rain.
Partially cloudy weather is now prevailing New
England with light sOutherly winds cloudy and throat
enng weather the Middle States with light To fresh
winds partially cloudy weather from the Eastern Gulf
and south Atlantic Coasts Lake Erie and Upper Lakes
with light to fresh sOuherly to westerly winds and occa
cnc Coast stations with brisk westerly winds at San
Francisco. ~
Probabilities.
Southery winds yeering 10 westerly, cloudy weather
and areas Of rains prevail over the NewEngand ana
Middle states on Monday followed by clearing weather
on Monday night partially cloudy but clearing weather
and westerly winds from the easterly cur ana South
Atlantic coasts to Lake Erie and Upper Lakes. Falling
barometer and winds backing to sOutheriy over the
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
THE MITpDER OF A DRUNKARD.

crowd of drunken men assembled before tue
hquor store No ll0 o'clock last nsht am i
auaroe conversation Al last began fghe Among the men were
Rehd Martin Conners, John Clancy and m ho
In the progress Of the combat between these persons ~
John violent blow IN the Corners sgsrfeu
drawing knife rushod upon Mornssy and 'aGos Ie al
the face Conners. the other mfh, .''n
pursued by Morrsey Amer loNing COnners sho ~
Moisssy struck he bead with large paving stone
those who His sku rAneu ",
and be- taken Para Hospital dying condition JOIN
COnnr Clancy and Aheni Arrested By the hin ffeoh'' V
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
HOW III SEEMS to THOSE OF THE SAME FAITH.
From the N. Y. Dispatch tDsr) .

We are convinced that there Is possibility
that Horace Greeley will be elected. Few days ago We
did not see that had the shadow OF chance Now II
is different The reason Tor change Ol opinion ~
this: The Worlds arthmetcan has got 10 WORK az ms
figures and showing how utterly lmposslDe ~ Is Tor
MIR Greeley TO be elected This brilliant hguI1st has
never vet been right in any OF bis predictions Weh0pe
he NAV prove prophet for once, though mat VIII
Inc NV accident He somewhat resembles the lrlshman
who said that he liked argument and that he always
took the wrong side for II ye were roiBht ye
couldn't get any body 10 dispute wild ye'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Magic Oil.c-wN. RESSE Of PdtsGed Mass. iavenei sal
this mark" o meine
par and sold for curing pain. Other parties unT All dons',
trying him this bs good name" By usiag without Ia
druggist will such trek By buas
genuine RENSEs PAINKiLLsg NAsiC OL
Is prepared only By q sons Plts6elI Mass
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
AIIISIC.

The first week of the English opera season
closed with gratifying results and the second and last
opens tonight with Trovatore" This is a more am
bilious venture than the company has made yet but the
fair the temper Of the audiences at Bryantss ex'
tremey gracious and the work after all is not very
hard Onc ID do,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
A DESPERATE LOVER.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-J. IL. Mansfield,
painter, met Miss Mary Helm, daughter OF prominent
wholesale merchant the street, last night and de-
uanded that she should retrac her refusal 10 marry
him which she deened To- do. whereupOn he shat lace
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
tue oALvocoREssEs MURDERER

Horatio Shanks was arrested in Jersey CITY,
last saturday on suspicion Of being tho murderer OF
Captain CaivocOresses at Bridgeport Conn. telegram
from the authorities there stated that though no an
the description of the murderer and hid ictebt5
been released from pisOn Ia Connecticut Ia W1s LOL tho
sinai t.Iu ma
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10

twice with revolver in the breast snd once u o, os
are now yinc and il is thought Miss Helm wiu r'c''cr
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10
5peelal Notices

Greeley and Brown 18th Assembly District aui-
pn ign Cuba meeting will b. held 45j fOdrthle THIS ig9a
aayl BVENNG Judge FREEMAN j. FIrHlAS Col osO
w. ANDERSON of Missouri aud Gen. MARTIN T. MCMAHON wh
speak. PULLMAN Chairman po ten.
FtlDINAND HEAD. Secretary pro
Greeley and BrownRst6catoa meeting a. Lneon iiii.
l25hs. ~ and ftayes THIS thontay LYBNlNG ats 0c.s
H0B. JOHN B. HASKIN Gen GEORGE W. PALMER, Hon " W.
NfLsS NORRIS ELLiNGkR and other will sdsss The estns
headquarters Newly ork Liberal Republican state
OInmttee, Room H. Astor Hcus@ -Brecuge COmme JJ4h
CoeIrsne NJ L. AoJ Wknos. W. Hssbrouck JJba W.
Coe, Benz. Wilis 4. A. Merritt
ALYKsD NILKIssoS, Secretary JOHN COChRANB tbsrmtn.
Why DO We Droop.
The vcssude. Of climate the svd s. IA
cares. that wsh HE suystr
rematuie debility an decay among al e.
this county Strange very strange s sh that pous Vegetable
nysoyant HoSTETTgRs STOMACH BrrEFS.
all any should the health rgo. vhea
regular Its effect upoo oa -
a1ed nerves. torpid liver couap,el blood drre .Dn
ary refreshing and cheering ,hau words eSpr,s us
medicine alike the Ooiy sad the sd pio sal Wholesome
composition harles. in opcrsuoas end nueat in s, o's
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10

d BRArTLKsr. BOsTOS. Mirch III
Gentlemen Having use the CAsTORA family malc
1865 cheeray confidently recommend perfectly sts
cOmp.a;e Castor OIL and beng aogee s oes'
family medicine | have kgssEL- AARsTDs
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10

The Mork rkiutsNoBen's Pr0fc rive tuiOH,
Beeckerst ~ Ht fn1-,iFaf
upou women xhs sc hohod tkh'KRS
COPNlS1S, TRADESWOMEN. OLEhkS. Ac shppled %
ploten ebanhs emflogns Wsrs vi 10 haFe
been earac collected By ~a"n nec~sss Au r al etrt
IOth Assembly District, I7th Ware, tsrfcley sd
Brown Campaign Cnb. ksEuaf mertrg MONDAY hNRNlhg.
Bower.
fleni Grveey aud BOsH iurrItys n foi
w Ahmau, Pres, rho Van rassel bee la b. bea. Coz
EVery Family sboad keep RfNEEA PAIN KiLLiAG Ah3Iu
OIL the house. ssdea sekuor. Ae tu l
CoAs paus Severe Colls Cold Az As iiei5. lie lc
Amin q Co., Flag aad BsEner manufacturers. s-'.>
Faiog a.. ror Nahsa.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10

second Presidential term gVep MN yeStsIuas ~ & .'
party egons at philadelphia, because Ia the ntst po,
there was no Republican leader VINO uarsu, MILL ,mo
party TO CHALLENGE contest @ Of the party aud
the nveteracy and vindetlyenGss OF the @
engendered that those OF the Republicans VINO nave
I'm ayainst Grant have been discreded III the orgaui
,tion and forced out to make the nghl but uo sIca
mass of Republicans who care no nlhS apou pLn' a %
, S,hon ~ as they well know he cares nothing, nave
acuuesced his continuance III ONCE uP9n tne 80.
siu ,h,seiyes that he is So and there Is an end of
it Grant believes in his star-I,Iesarus hlhScn nS
a,.,,,l1a man with the smoke both Of gun
nowder and tobacco, accepting INN at ms own yaua-
i tbe clapyor that this mau saved the country.
crushed the rebellion, and is paying the National deb
~ ,ye.knrss that most have in assigning to lndi
dnals the glory that is the property OF millions the
work that has occupied generations IL Is pity that
r Renubcansm has not IN this country taught rs bet
ter History Is humbug IN teaching that II certain
men had not existed the lace OF the world TouG han1
and gloIify Grant, encouraged by all the Administration
deagogues, and propagated by every i9ee Oh tg eot
arouse exaggerate into prevailing madness Is one
tnat il the pian duty OF good citizens 10 combat ~
INST as irrational and degrading to ascribe the crushing
OF the southern C0nederacl 10 Grant nov" AS II was 10
discover the NapoeOne features ana Attributes oI so
Crlan while he was organizing the Army OF the fOto
rnere il abundant material In the country with which
10 beat Grant 10 can he combined but II Is obvious
that the regular army OF our politicians OF the aay
under his command. He musters the compact iorces
has the advantage OF position lie mas tne P'5 & ~
power the money negro vote en- lnasse, ana ms own
military prestige, Joined 10 Henry wilson's ceeDy as
msy not be Consolidated Tnere are points OF resem
bance between the position OF rtesasn, hi y, m m
instructive Thiers Is not popular IA, tnousn nS
deserved well OF his country ana lsol
i'm his general policy by the majority OF the natl9h but
there Ii sense of safety with him that peases trades
men, aud each OF the factions prefers MN 10 Tue
gispf of brass with feet OF clay The discomfort
with him among Republicans was hOt luiy repre-
5.I',G, ~ 4, vain 10 say that THE NEwYOR TRIBUNE
snd senator sumner. Carl sehurz aud Lyman TrawDuII.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-10

INDEPENDENT ROYAL ARCH LODGE No. 2 p 4 NJ
Members Lodge requested Dd SPECIAL c0mmuIIett
the lodge Rooms s6 BToaaway TUESDAY IN Hst At ~ oec
attending the funeral Of aud psyng The lsg
brother John NJ Ote fG atrni
earnestly requested Brethren viii IN DARK ces sta gats
glov.s HENRY D. WALkKR Mssfsr.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

BOsrON, Oct. 17.--HenTy w. Muzzey declines
the Democratic and Liberal nomination for Congress in
the With Massachusetts District
sPRNCFfELD, Mass, oct. l7.-Henry l.. Dawes was
unanimously renoninated FOR Congress by the Grant
Republicans Of the XIth District, to-day.
NASHVILLE, Oct. l7.-COunty Democratic Committees,
representing five Of the counties Of the Nashville
Congress District met here, today and nominated E. J.
GOuaday not reelection 10 Congress The District Con-
venon met last week. and adjourned without making a
nomination and hence this action Of the Committees.
HARTFORD, oct l7.-At the Conventions OF Grant Re
pubicans Of the Ist District to-day Gen. J. r. Hawley
was unanimously nominated for Congress on the first
ballot receiving % votes. He introduced to the
Convention and addressed it, accepting the nomination
and briefly discussing the national questions at issue
between the two parties The nomination is to iii the
uneXired term OF the Hon julius L. Strong deceased.
The Liberals have nominated the Hon. W. ". Eaton.