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A. MERvIN. Aaci.oBeer
DY BANGS, MERWlN q TO, broadway. cor
;,,st-Sse Of Books II Ar FancT Go0 Furniture dc
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THUPS DAY Lov.ag, Go ECHO.
Books principally relating to AMERICA especially LOCAL
UIETORY Cfenealogy Biography Me-ine Theo0cs.
friday aad SATURDAY Jan &c ard a. LAW BOOKS comps
ing English Chancery and Common Lar eegers
CEO. A. LEANIT & Co. date Leavitt,
NJ strpbegh Col. Clinton Hall Aorpee For the SALE b,
Vi LiBRAElEs COLLEcToSs OF BOOKS PAINTINGS, All al
k-is Of LirEPARY PR0P-RrY
SALE OF MAEBLE srATUARY, comprising Bus Groups &c,
b. the cehI sculptor hr e. IVES R0me Exhibition
daily 10 and 10 10 m. !l0 5h Avenue
i aoo be soil b. ABccn THURSDAY EVENING Jan IS 81
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Gituations Ulnteo--femdles.

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y TOE good Cook asher, md lroner No l2' SooEst
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LADY STENOGRAPHER, wishing for
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Conn 1slano ilcaI estate for Sale.

I ARGE, HANDSOME, COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE. with acres situated ne Fa,r Railroad pot
on Long Island f,r SALE ~ EXCHANGE for Brookn Niors
Tropert7 RULASD WHITING. Becku-I
EOR SALE on EASY TERMS al Shutdown,
4 T. a valuable EARN o. tn1 lartr double hous' an.
car scc house &C. within mile 81 SmthtFn and lo
JeGenou Railroad (row buHg TWO THIRDS Of tht parelas
money nav reHa d on bond and a,rgs-e. ApplJ TO
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK
t' N'E-H1yeE 5d bndseRo = II' V n iZi' 'krr
To- Aort STAFFORD FAIRFIELD southport and we.,pO llo
yoy Ssr,s Sors.I s1E,) u9O m; 25 1 E1 aa5
foT b.ntp :. . 1855 m Is 40 $50 and s5oP
S' s"o Isl s s'3 5 s f1 n m At so '.-. ''
Greenwich and mediate Stations l. i'O w. 1l' '
sun,r Mai Tain leave. Tw.uy,.eut.t Ss.ios at '''
fo"on Via bod sP'A'cesons NC TRAINS
for Bo'ton ia spHngteh . a. m; and = p m
F FsI H. .iiori 40 snS or, ss ma and Pr
For Connecticut River R,ro,a. fi5 u TO Northampton
FT s,r"or, Providence. and Fi,hsll Railroad l2:lSD
h 70 y s.o LONDON ItSS s sst Scr..s p M
For New Haven AMI Northampton RsiIroA 81 nj K 'O'
Pr Ne. H.y,p addsto~n wmantc Railroad 'AT Lns'
For HoG,.iose Railroad NJ and p >. w,,..A,,,
Ss.s.af! siS. Railroad aoG s .nd g
sleeping Car, attached to m Tah ,.s.s IN The
srast. 70 an p0Ds S " T.rn1
and PoorbsTs also a. The one. vi Cour, At Booli,n aad
leaving suitable nsa5: saH have '' JAMES HoTT sopt
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD - Commtneinr honds' nov -
Through Trans will leave from Ne" Depot foaLs % IVY
s%an C,e and Moas. I R. With p"'hsr'0~ cars
spses chicago Express Drawing ears to Baaa'
Io.e :. m. Sorssen and Western Express.
Special Troy Express 90 aLIs. ., x.-yo,. "a
400 n Montreal EIpr''' With sie'p"f''" ITO"
n' K,, With Sleeping ears for wA'eriO~n' o'"sso and
eco ps1se r,p with seepnrea, for Ree9eer BGs'lo
tor Chicago VIA ootn L. . az n Y,
Rslroa1, .nd b. LOWS, via Toisd" caves I'd 'shaA'
nm sp -. With sIsepinge.p for Troy and Albany.
All o. r.n. Of iOuls. t.'s from os depot
iontsr spteAl liam N ERNDRICK General Passenger ARtnt
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PRIE RAULWAY-WNTER ARRANGE

PRIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
H AENT Of Trains taking eject Dec - ls From Chaab r.
Depot Tor T"enV-thici - sGs noe belo"l ~.
r. Bulao Sglrs Fails and Sleeping Coaches 10 destination
EEp Nal for Buffalo and Sagara FAILS Drawing room
and Sleeping otehts todestna;.on
Night Express Coaches 70 Bufso aad Niagara
ZOO A. Ga0 iucnaau AMI EIrress Sleeping
through Buffalo Niagara Fails and thence
For Po jey 800 go ll:co &c $50 and 200
For Goshen and MGeOvn 30 1890 100 ,ud l5
For Wsfw,ck SO iic6 and .Ii:l5 a. n. $50 p n.
Tor Ne~bargh ts:J0 500 and l:o0 80 90 and $40
For suern. 200 te3j llOO and 'lI:l' NJ S' SV o oV''
Toi R~oo iob6sa Aensr and Ramsey. $500 1890 HOO,
.lI;sa ~ $50 : % 900 1890 200 and 100 ~
Tor Paterson s4S t5:U 500 1880 1000 HOO HIS 2:Dl
m -I45 go 500 5:ol 5l5 5J 600 G:3, 100 s;b. 'I"
J. t, Ro,t Par and Passac 6E 80 t89, lc:oO 100
NJ. Y n sI:5 $50 400. 5:i5 600 CD Sis and |
miught go "a, ..,. CO.
an - !. %. and Saturdays only 1900 MT.
For Hsse All Way 100 ad SIj l2i5 500 $40 and o. %
Fo- srrrr Vale, and Way 500 7:45 and ssa nS go
For Euge.ood 500 As 900 l9o 35 l5 As $50
C. 81 aud 80 Q. I'D. SATURDAYS onI' lIi0 mit.
For Cc,ssi rs 800 :3o, 3lJ AS $50 GO ami
'7.ij D. m satunlavs on1 lLo0 midnight 80 80 80.
ia and T.. = Ssturtavs oU.v l2:Ja midnight
ard g. iat, AS, sJ0 GO aud =,
p.u Saturdays only l2:Ho nd. isht.
B-Trls Cisuert even bolry o. haf hous eae
Twea hrst fte~u INMATES earlier han above tine Tie oe
a N md midnight Trans teri from bag ber'-i @nr
B-Traa. ihr \. z. r. Of " having Chambers s. On
quarter hours vent tbfd thirty minutes Garner hn ABOVE
Ticket. for pssurc and for apartments Drawing Room and Sle-rg
anI oe fr the checking and transfer o.
Lsgrsge the Comtalvs ohes-2t 5y AID 30 Broad
waT: cur Era,,htst and Third ave Harlem
Copr Br,osiru Br,sdEsv Wamburgh; The Compsnys
psrot. q Asca-s a. the principal hotels
Dali. Sundays OIL. Goshen SUNDAY onlr N7aes on-
BARR. Gei,- Pss.r Agent
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Ocean Cleaners.

CHANGE OF ROUTE.-The Steamships of
y TIE UNITED STATES hEW-ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE leave Francisco December January
fourth WercslaT tleer and run TO syd
nev y. : ". va Honolulu anf An-khnd. ,
Promui dney for Mhou-oe and al Aucud
with the other Newzesrt pors " H. WEBB . E1clangel-ct
nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Z UNITED STATES End BRAZIL STEAMSHIP 'OMFANi
Regular Nal sailing tie l3d Of
htRIMNk. Can't Wer January -
RlE. CaDt- T.. l.. Tluklepa4gn. tetruar' a.
NORTH AMERICA CAPT G. B. Sloonm. March -
These splendid steamers sal schedule time and call al VI Ttom
engagement Of freight or passage. amp. 20
WM z GARRISON, Agen. w. Bowling sreen New y Oh.
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ.
: SEW-YORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
Pier No L. East River direc; fog Havana:
CITY or MERIDA Deaksn TUESDAY Jan ~
CLEOPATRA Philips lhaVana "n7L...S VI U tDA1 feD
CITY OF MEXICO. TInmrruan. MONDAY. Feb. T.
CLEOPATRA Phillips t.a'aHa wv EDNESDAi, Feb q
''' T. ALEXANDRA SONS. a3 Broadway.
II s NAIL to HAVANA, NASSAU, and
I. KEY WEST-ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO-Saiing
i.ar- EVERY THURSDAY at o'clock precsey from Per
No North RIVER:
CRESCENT CITY Capt L. Van Size ;.......keh e..
Capt II. Nassau). Feb
For freight passage apply to A W. DlMOCk President
No Bowling green
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
N ss everv WEDNESDAY SATURDAY and from Glasgow
Passengers and fs any railway station Great Britain
Ireland Ncrwa7 Sweden Denmark GERMANY Holland bei1ls Hd
1' '-'''1 AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Drafts tha 10
Aipl, a Compaay's OGces 8ovhnrgr r.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOl OF
IN DEsBRossEs-sT from foot Of CokILAhDTsI-fef
WRIST THILADELPHIA ., $50 and $50 l7oe 400 s!o go
s:jos m ~ nirht Sundays bI1 rof
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roN .ud TuR HJo and " p m
tor,br soTH $50 s7o Silver Palace Wssdns
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RAILROADS.&C. N And o3r- S-t N
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY u, 1871.

NeviorL OF Tuentv ssVnth-s- aud
loalthsve. EatTance Twenty sevenths-
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I'M CArACITY OF I'M ,loEls.

THE CAPACITY OF TIL STORES
Q You may state 20 the Committee the general capa-
to the number Of packages thar they able to
hold A. have made q diagram Of each store, ewing
description each the capacity Of the Levy and West
81 store is about 1900 packages that Of No. 81 Wash
q. What the greatest number OF packages you ever
had IL The two stores al any one tmei A. Thai could
not state, slE should think VT had from 1900 60
Y II understand-of course YOU have given Us their
ste u& sSP pa 60 az 200 p4eAages A. We have
NJ van you furnish the committee with an estimate OF
speak now Of the General order stores a. Wei
,d H., 1T ~ uePends entirely upon de-
q did not know hui what you were able to furnish
a NO. SIT could not give the average; we have
sOoqs ~ the store for parties only few DAYS anc then
hE%h ler months; we have had A T. stewards goods I'M
The store from Lalf month 10 I3i months.
lou arc speaking now OF the General Order store
n, zee /; am Speaking OF A. T. stewart goods,
great demand f,r the deyerV Of General ,, eeiT I'LL
how many gates or doors have YOU in vour store Sr,
NJ $3.50 49, 'en Se delivered A. In the Leroy and
doors from which goods have been deTercd AMI @
"skne eighteen SnyS Shich can he used Il necessary
= In point OF fact What has been within vour v,ori
tnCe the longest delay experienced In IA AIrIl
Order goods where they have been called 49, 'Tneral
known carman to wait or to tell me had i,a we,
BY MI Bay ard-ls that the longest timei A Yes -
the longes, have heard mentioned. ~ 'i''
ment stOrekeeper In the selection Of The men y m
pioyf A he las none whatever. -" ''n
WHO LIE
= something was said by Mr.. Lindsay when ne vassv
ahmed about threats you made Of turning Mr. Gripn.u
out Of ONCE unless your terms were aeeeedcd 10 i,
CURED o. MI Lindsay II the threats were maze 10 Mr.
1rIlheI iAmset aud understood him 70 say that they
ners m9de 70 SIR. Grinneil You may state what MI
LAnusay : relations were with MI Grinnelq A He vas
nj The Once great deal OF the time after he made NJ
0Tnnels acquaintance and Grinne authorized Ira In
esE'DsI new system Of carriage which was established
ho coDoDeted Tor soue months until broken p y order
q the Treasury Department. up - o'u'i
hhAl threats or menaces did you make ~ what 5td
you say that Mr. Lindsay could construe iof1 Iae,'
AZ the LINE you spoke 10 him IN relation b. the Crpcr,
Order Duln A. IL has been long ago mar en-
mol remember what said, but know never made any
threat o. any kind against Mr. Grinnell "'
q what compulsory influence IL sDy did vou hr,,,
10 DeaT upon Mr.. Grinnell any time Ia OreT d r
about tbs General Order businesef A None vb,oy-s
Fir that can remember Of. 'o'ei'
Y WHAT political influence, II any, did Won hiring IN
eear upon mum A never brought ANY political ra,
eDoe 10 bear. F'"' 'HHu-
- LkEr HAS NO POLITICAL INFLUENCE
nave you any political iDhuence ~ bring Ia he,rt
A. No, Sir; none whatever :" Oe"'
Yoe spoke moment ago about the Carriage Bureau
bee " - Pace.
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GREAT SUCCESS of 1.-THE FUNNY PEO-
PIE VIZ MEET with Is eouie iarsnoas
by G NPTOWN PODIGAH CUTE Elizabeth jan 81 Ns-burgs
u For terms. &C. address 10 Broadway.
I ECTURE.-Rey. GEORGE ID. MINGINs
New yort City ssd CITY LIE" In the West TssnH snha
Church SIKH Seventh on TUESDAY b'hNNo
jan. 20 at O'Clock Tickets 50 oeuts
I ECTURE by Rev. FRED. EVANS, before the
Men. Christian Asseaon aeS isiseet,
on THIS Tuesday) EVENING Jan. - 0cOeI. sab!eci
Mistakes" The public are Invited
NEW and Scientific Views of the Temperance
~ QassiioaDr. = LAMBERT will address the citizens Of Mes.
York At Cooper lnitg.e TUESDAY EVENING Jan ~ az
ocos presenting the r,Aop Aeohsbs
Drsts 70 life T1s pabhe are cordially snvtsd
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ALL ALONG SHORE.
CAPE MAY.
A QUIET sEAsoN-NEw CoTTAGEs-A CHANGE IN
THE BEACH.


, o1r,rT sFAsoN-NEw COTTAGEs-A CHANGE IN
THE BEACH.
CAPE MAY. July 13.-The season is not as
brilliant az that OF year. and though all the hotels
are well filed and nearly every cottage occupied, st
there seems be lack OF vivid enjoyment, and money
il less plentiful than used tobeperhaps because there
are fewer Philadephians here than usual Otherwise
Cape May has prospered wonderfully well. About 80
new cottages built chiefly intended for rent
ing purposes and all are occupied Among these new
structures are eight very handsome cottages immedl
atey fronting the Stockton House. erected by E A. "ane
esa OF Philadelphia and Gen. j. b. Sewell, Superh-
tendent n r. r. There are also six cottages on iaht
and Wood-sts, built by Mr.. George W. Grier OF fha-
delpha Mr. Peter McCollum has new villa on
Coumba-aye. In this degenerate ago no waterngpace
or seashore resort is complete without gambling
house Long Branch has Chamberlin; Saratoga MOT
rssey and now a Mr. Lear has erected very nhe oluo
house. lust back OF the stockton House. ana no expense
has been spared to make the place as entcing as pos
sbe There has also been addition TO the railroad
facilities Since the Pennsylvania Central mas assumed
control OF the road one train is talked or the
depot has been moved back co feet, leaving mueh
larger arena for the guests TO congregate III "hch 10
await the arr wing trainwhich they consclenousy oo
every afternoon. The beach, which may DO cohsuereu
one of the finest tho United States has changed aso
since last season. The guies which used TO DC just
above the Stockton House, observable immediately
I'm front of Congress Hall. These gules are not deep
and are used by the children for bathing The decp
suction hole in which lady was almost drowned last
season. and which was situated to the left OF the bath
ing ground of Stockton House. has also disappeared
great many jelly-Hsh arc left by the tide upon the
beach and as these fish are poisonous, bathers are
Obliged TO be careful The Stockton owned by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. and under the management
of Mr. c. Duffy; Congress Hall, owned and managed by
Mr. Cake of Willards Hotel at Washington ana tue
Columbia House, owned by Dir. Bolton are the
principal hotels, and are nearly all hned' Ihefe are
large number OF smaller hotels such as the
Ocean House. the Centre House. Girard House &c ana
these are said not to be doing well About 100 persons
o wn cottages which they occupy during the season.
most OF them are Phiadephians Among the notaDili-
ties bere at present are Prince Yturbide OF Mexico
Japanese Tommy, SeIOr Luis POsead, ataehe OF tho
spanish Legation at Washington; Mr.. John Could the
millionaire OF Philadelphia; Mr.. George BOckins, VINO
drives the finest fOufinhand on the island ana whose
sister is considered the belle of the season. senator kOo
nson from South Carolina, Harvey Fisk and family IRON
York, s. Wray and family of New-fork, &c
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MIR. BoNNER's TRorTERs.

From Ths London Daily Telegraph, July 4
The untlring perseverance of our Trans
atlantic kusmeu and especially OF Mr.. Robert Bouner.
the proprietor Of The Ner York Ledger, is eminenily
calculated 10 bring the powers OF the trotting horse
nearer and the highest pitch OF speed that
equine legs and lungs capable OF attaining tee-
gram has just arrived from Boston Mass, announcn;
that famous troter named Joe Elliott the property OF
Mr.. Bonner, has accomplished me in minutes i5i
seconds upon the Mystic Park Course at Boston IBs
undoubtedly the fastest trottng time record IL "a
but Just give Mr. Bonner credit for being OF tho
ardent and unmercenary lovers OF horse nesh IN
the world. A sefmade man and the architect OF his
own fortune, Mr. Bonner not 10 he stopped by any
price when he bas chance OF securing animals that
may beat Flora Temples DEBTORS time but nothing
wni tempt him onSsso any VI s myers in paD-
w trottlpg piatcA.
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POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
sPIKING A SMALL GUN.

To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Being q reasonably earnest student of
the newspapers without regard to party aiiatons"I
have met with the following in a number Of journals
devoted to the interests of Gen. Grant:
The New Haven correspondent Of The Netc York Ercn
agency ana bookstore most popular with the Yale
Tribune have dropped Off two-thrds since the tarn
question has been taken from the Electoral College and
remtted TO the hands Of the people.
Now Mr. Editor, it has been my daily habit for many
months to purchase THE TRIBUNE at some news office in
this city, usually Downess but have never patronzed
"Hoadley's." CHANGING to be out for drive to-day.
and being in the neghborhoodo of Hoadeys" stopped
there to procure my ayorte journal. On confronting
"Hoadleys" door, which closed and barred. my eyes
rested upon this legend traced In lead preemnenty
smutty bit Of paper, which posted the pane Of
said door:
'GOne for papers; return at 1l:40"
As it was then 1lO" and little over concluded TO
await the return Of the expedition Presently there
nearly can estimate about hafdoZen ofspapers.
dnced a key with which be was about to throw epen
"Hoadeys' to the world when the following cohoquy
Your correspondentmz"Ah, good mornlngl Been wait
ing for you. Give me THE TRIBUNE"
Youth. with an expression emnently calculated to up
set the gravity OF the most demure equne-"Why, IL
haven't got no daily papers Of no kind. Don't keep
The question is, how is Hoadley" going conrive
close" that other onethird OF THE TRIBUNE circuls-
The foregoing statements facts. and be duly
attested by competent witnesses" In conclusion
that learn from leading newsiealcrs here that
they sell more rRIBUSEs now than ever before;
NeV Haren, July Is. VERfrS
RICHMOND COUNTY.
To the Editor OF The tribune.
SIR: The feeling in favor of Greeley and
Brown is spreading rapidly ON Staten Island The
writer lately conversed with prominent Republic
Justice OF the Peace who stated that MI Greeley would
receive, in his opinion. fully 1000 Republican votes, ana
that the Liberal ticket would have a majority tho
island OF 100 800 votes. The public sentiment all
over the country is turning in favor OF the farmer Of
Chappaqua, aud our own state Of NewYork will lead
the with $1,000 majority for Horace Greeley and b.
Gratz Brown. Pc.
Helc- York, July Is, 1874
HIRAM GREENS CATECHIsM.
Which branch of the Gov vornment has the
most attacion for ce-hoders just n0wi
The Long Branch.
IL this branch necessary for the country
No; IL IL u Useless branch.
Who will cut of this branch March 4, 1871
The Chappaqua woodchopper.
Why win the Civil Service, theD be ike reconstructed
tin ketilei
Because the Dents will all be taken out
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s2ol6e6.0lS
TotAl......"...-.........s7G,uS,sOO ,uS, 800


These not war debts expenses coming from
the They the legacy which rascality protected
by maladminlstratOn In Washington has left for those
TO struggle with Tor many weary To OF the
has been the administration OF the General
Government itself In that region As specimen take
the lid District OF Mississippi represented by Col JO-
that district has had four collectors ali whom nave
been detapters, Seylacat9 trv the Sommissi9per of
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. JULY 49, 1872

A. o Az per week Also good board az ABOUT tnese ras
can Ia od at and near Greeley, Golden Longmont ann
other places II tourist has LEISURE he viii VIII ne w
id ~ is,tino Bonder at few hours ride from Denver,
Where the scenery and climate are said TO be equal 10
those of the other places nameG RIVER W less
nancy IN Journey TO the mountains than they usually
d ir 81 ouaI trips TO other places The oinerence
40 III tneIr not he estimated. Those who intend 10
~ ate frip TO California go by way OF Kansas City
& m yer ifhout increased expense ana can stop ~
anu m long as they choose and all the charms OF
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

Horace Greeley not the first choice OF the party
was not the choice Of any imam in this hail. ndeen the
very last man thought Of" "No"-"No -" No"-waS
shouted from all parts Of the assembly, and In quick sue
cesson large number avowed him as their nrst anu
only choice The Governor was appealed TO ana ho
made answer that Greeley had not been re-
garded as prominent candidate In washington
and that there was unquestonably a feeling Oh
disappointment and surprise when the result was
known but nothing like the disappointment and cha-
grin in 1860 when Lincoln was nominated. Then' sald
the Governor came away knowing absolutely nothng
about the nominee save that his friends made MN
rail-spIitter and when stopped at the stations
along the way homo hardly knew what to say But
Greeley's nomination, though surprise made i'seh u
derstood and unlike any other candidate that couu
have been put up, he IL and has Deeh grow
ing stronger since the first day, whereas ~"
ans or Trumbul, or any one else, would nave
begun at the highest rise OF the tide and faeh con
stanty Greeley draws the entire fire OF the opposon
and smplihes the campaign. He IL TOO Wen khO"n W
the country be affected by the abuse avlshed on hi
indeed that abuse Is an element OF stTengl ao
people who followed his teachings Tor try
are not going break away In one great wave AT TINS @
because few interested party papers see NJ 10 hsreau
his record and belle his position
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

In the South, particularly this system has had its most
complete and legitimate end. The carpetbag govern
ment there became byword and synonym OF reproach
the world over. l attach brief table exhibiting a
single set OF facts illustrating tho subject table of
statistics showing the debts OF the Southern states be-
fore the war; compared with the increased debts those
Statel under their present carpet-bag govern