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New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
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New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

committed In concluion the letter stated that New
Jersey was among tho states that mgn. saIey ne sei
down TO give handsome majores Tor the lhDeral
candidates. Major william III. Quincy said that Inese
immense outpournee OF the people ID penalt oi hoheS
minstration Is scaled Isaac j. oliver tnen sang Oafy
the news TO Greeley" tho audlence JQinnS III 'no
The Hon. Charles H. Winfield of New,JerseJ said that
the Louisville Convention was COMPOSE U tne All
On onice holder should prefer Grant 70 dteeIey, put
cpes OF the Democratic party should object 10 the plat
form or candidates OF the Cincinnati anu ndtoIe Co'
venions He urged his hearers ~ go mo ihe concs'
with a determination 20 cOnqner. ,,
Alexander sullivan OF Texas denounced Henry Wilson
for his yaciiaton and cowarice trying sneak out
OF his Know-NOthing record: MOTIF EHngsr
said that Gen. Grant had proved 10 be ohS TOOL I'D o
The Hon Fernando Wood entered the hall late in tho
evening and greeted with loud applaue on being
the largest political meetings In Yorkvle that ever at
tended. After speaking OF tue Importance OF the preeo
c"nld Siyest themselyes OF all those party prelu-
dices animosties and interests when govern all oi
us in the pursuits Of fe and calmly determine this great
question for themselves solely upon its meits. As
member OF branch Of the Federal Government,
have been brought frequent association With Gen.
Grant. and tell you. my honor that as President
nc is utter contemplate failure. lApphee.I Ana
when say that OF him President, 1 mate no re-
nections upon his military character. l am
willing to ooneede that during the war OF
the Rebellion he discharged his duts faith
fully and honorably, and there sop: In
taking him out OF the army they spolt gol soldier
stands the and duties of the office he hobs than
understand any foreign dialect which | haze never
spoken. He has not the distant comprehension OF
the dignity representative charader %, OF
the Office ne holds. or the great r%esonsibi, % u,
ties devolving upon him having within his
own custody and control the welfare Of 100000 Of peo
Pile He has not yet learned to distinguish betgeen big
duties as general Of the army the tented battlefield
and his duties the Ohief civil magistrate Although
tho country ia in state of profound pace IN,
keeps guard at the front door q the
Capitol, the peoples house at Washington He,egard5
the office of President as simply personal gifpo him
self In conclusion. the speaker urged hls hefers to
bury past political differences and unto as one man IN
support OF Horace Greeley and an honest government.
The meeting then adjourned, with cheers lor Teeley
and Brown, and Herman and Depew This clui mum
bers about members, and at least 1900 Republicans
IN that Assembly District will support the LiDera can
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
DEALING WITH RECUSANTS.

The sub Committee of the Committee on
Organization to whom delegated the investintion
into the condition and efficiency Of the various Assembly
District delegations to the Tammany Hall GcneraCom
mttee held adjourned meeting yesterday ATTAIN
many Hall. The members OF the delegation fros the
XYIth Assembly District were asked to explalnwhy
nothing had been done toward organizing for the cam
pagn and whether not any Of the members wee un-
favorable 10 the Democratic nominees, or In fayr OF
James OBren for Mayor All the delegates we're ,res-
ent and we're questioned separately. All proissed
themselves willing and anxious to support heartily the
liberal national and State nominees and TO sustainthe
local ticket of Tammany Hall Tho subcommittee will
make its report to the Committee on Organization 4 a
lay two, and the full report With the recommena-
tions in the case of each delegation examined will be
presented to the General Committee, which viii met
on Tuesday evening 1t understood that in the csc
of the Id Ivth and With Districts an entire re'r
ganizaton will DO recommended.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
MASS MEETING AT NYACK.

Nearly thousand people of the little village
Of Nyack and the vicinity Rockland County gathered
on Tuesday night TO hear Col A. C.. Davis OF Brooklyn
and W. W. Gale OF this city on natonalissue Tie
wigwam in which the Liberal meetings are held Is sman
and this occasion crowded while the street out
side well filed. The audience was almost wholly
composed OF workngmen chiefly farmers and laborers
In the midst of Mr.. Gales speech which was violently
abusive Of President Grant, about dozen or fifteen
gentlemen left the They among the better
dressed men in the audience evidently men OF prop
erty and substance and 1t was announced that they
were Renominatonists The remainder Of the audience,
ali clearly representatives OF the abonng masses kept
their places and listened for two hous and half to
stirring speeches, the names of Greeg KernaD, Sum-
ner schuTz and Mcclellan being repeaedly and loudly
appauded. Every public indication AM close canvass
of ROckand County indicate that 1t VII give splendid
majority for the Liberal ticket The Liberals have or
ganized according to Gen. Crooks, at Oangetown three
clubs from COO to 700 strong; at Hayesaw two clubs
with about the same strength; at CarkstOwn and
Ramasso two clubs with from 800 to 4NmeUbers a each
place and at stony Point, one club with membership
of 800. Tho RenOmnati0nsts lose intLe county from
400 " 500 votes cast for Grant in 1868.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

Wright Warren Trr,.n cA,r. sr TAo". 4rD, Hs.y
David Meier Dsps.on Nose; Bisso.. ios. MesTI s
ASSps scSsi TSca. mcs.iy HaT chnophs, Sussns
G0tfnsd krger VIM J'ggur John A. D0pPe' "H- "~"'
Gen Runyon In a few brief remarks. then introduced
ChiofJustlco Samuel f. Rice Of Alabama, who said in
part
FELLOW CITIZENS: am not here TO denounce particu-
lerly tho Administration OF Gen. Grant but come pc
fore with appeal for tho condition OF the
people. who laboring under misrule and ms mis-
government DO you not think To haNp aoy only sJ,
while the war was going on but at iis Close
Ia the first place. all know that all the coorea peo
pie OF the South bad their disabilities removed Dut up
TO the present hour the present Administration hlS
never given its consent TO remove tho disablli-
pagn the sentiments which have been uttered by
Horace Greeley show him to be the embodi-
lie is the embodiment of universal sufage and
universal amnesty OF honesty and patriotism put ad
ton Of the South n is at present. under the Govern
menI OF Federal aPpontees you VIII wonder Ihe oa iS
knows there are bad enough men In the South, but at
tho same time there are plenty OF good men
couraged by the Federal authorities at Washington, In
the appointment Of honest Republican, or honest Demo
eras rather than dishonest ones to oce we would not
be suffering as we now
Gen. Runyon then introduced the Hon. John N. Ran
dali to the audience He said that he desired to formally
thank the citizens OF Newark for the honor they had
ferred upon him in nominating him in the conventions
held yesterday represent the With Congress District
Attorney General Gilchrst followed in spirited ad-
dress, highly denuncatory Of Gen. Grants admiDistra
tion.
Tho meeting In Library Hall, presided over by c.
Leblbaoh was composed almost entirely OF Germans
fine band in attendance, and the
addresses wcrc listened TO with great in
terest and were frequently applauded. Prof.
Glaubenskee and s. Stern OF NewYork the prin-
cpal speakers II late hour before the meetings
broke up and the large crowd Of this tho largest meet
ing held lately in Newark went homeward.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
NATIONAL, CONVENTION OF LIBERAL COL
ORED MEN.
PERMANENT oRGANIzATIoN-A LETTER FROM
MIR. GREELEY-AN INTELLIGENT BODY OF

PERMANENT ORGANIzATIoN-A LETTER FROM
MIR. GREELEY-AN INTELLIGENT BODY OF
MEN. ,s..-SFrS
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 25.-The Colored National
Liberal Convention met at to-day, and
opened with devotional exercises. Delegates were
present from ~ States. The Convention
called to order by VIM. H. Chambers OF
indianapolis, Chairman of the National Executive Com
mittee, who was chosen temporary Chairman, after
which Committee on Permanent Organization was ap
pointed when the Convention adjourned until the after
noon Upon the reassembling of the Convention well
coming address was delivered by Richard A. Jones,
after which w. U. Saunders of Maryland elected
permanent Chairman, and delivered long address,
mainly on the Importance Of this movement to the
coored race The usual committees were appointed
cluding a committee to draw up declaration Of
principles.
The following letter from Horace Greeley was then
read and received with applause
NEw-YoRK Sept. 9.
GENTLEMEN trust the day is at hand when We shall
know nothing of any mans color. but esteem and trust
him ms he shall conduct himself and citizen.
inc a Convention OF c0lored men, but hope they may
moi he needed after this year Trusting that your de-
liberafiOns may strongly conduce TO this eOd am
yours, "oNN'N "i'
After some unimportant business the meeting ad-
iourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The Con
yention is not large but is intelligent body Of men,
and creates favorable impression. The speeches are
no to the standard Of similar assembases OF white mon
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE LIBERALS ACTIVELY AT WORK

THE LIBERALS ACIlVEL1 Al WOhh.
ORGANIZATIONS IN THE TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT.
The Liberal Republican and Democratic
Campaign Clubs Of the XXIst Assembly District united
last evening in mass meeting In the large hall OF the
East side Association at Eighty ysixthst and Thirdave
Charles Crary, President of that Association, upon
being elected Chairman OF tho meeting, introduced
Alexander THAN who offered series OF resolu
tions, in support OF the Liberal candluapeS
and cause, which wero unanimously adopteu'
A. J. Reouier. the first speaker IN reviewing GRANTS
record said that he had false to bis Inauguration
OATH inasmuch no had introduced military autocracy
into civil government and became the head and 'front.' oil
party determined TO break away from all cohsutu
tlonal restraint TO keep alive the animoses caueu Dy
the late war; and support army of ohcehoioers IN
the South whose real is to use their power or
no other purpose than TO secure his reelecuoh'
At the close Of MI. Requiers speech the Hon. Fer
nando Wood and ex Judge Fithian made addresses.
The District orgapization under the auspices OF which
the meeting was held is governed by an Executive Com
mittee consisting of Asher Barnett Chairman; "m' H.
Mccarthy f. Bontz, Charles Jones, James Reese, o. o.
UofIman Joseph Rivers. q. A. Fudicker, and Alonzo
Mason II represents two permanent district associa
tions and eight campaign clubs The Liberal Repubican
As'ofatOR At GinoSh HAIL. HAIL and has more than
bers,- all Of whom have previously acted WIN the
members the same organization four years ago. when
it Grant and Coiax Association Inc kehoinl, Ge
stolen Of their hall and given 1T to their new
meeting place. The Iammany AssOclatlOhl lnonas H.
LOudOn, President, is organization under the Tam,
many Hall General Committee aud has 70 lnemDeis, al
old Democrats except The members OF these asso
Citations are divided among the several campaign cluDs
which given below with the numbers IN each
who. prior TO the Baltimore Convention, were iden-
titled with either of the two old parties.
The widely different proportions in when
the Republicans and Democrats are mingled IN the sew
erl clubs explained by the fact that many OF them are
political revived and the majority IN each are
of the party with which they formerly affiliated. FOR
instance those numbered IL" and " H." were Grant
clubs four years ago and their presidents have been ear
nest workers in the Republican ranks. The old German
Republican Club numbered "YlI.," joined the Liberal
ranks and has since taken in ~ Democratic members
q. a. Fudicker's Club largely Republican until IL
was consolidated a short time ago, with Van D0lans
Democratic Club which materially changed the proper
TONS Clubs ", VI, and Will are old Democratic or
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
THE BOSTON GRANT WOMEN.

THEY ARE THANKFUL FOR THE SMALL FAFORS
RECEIVED.
BosroY, Sept ga largely attended meet
ing of the Republican women OF and
ther friends was held fremont Temple this evening,
n pdor,e the recognition Of the rights Of in the
platforms adopted at Philadelphia and Worcester, and
TO ratify the Grant National and State nominations.
Iucy stone called the meeting TO order, and the Rev.
James Freeman Clarke presided. congratuatory ad-
dress to the women of America on the encour-
aging progress Of the Woman's Rights move
meeting was read and adopted The address Is signed
by Lydia Maria Child, Harriet Beecher stowe Grace
Greenwood Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Louisa NJ Alcott,
lula Ward Howe, Mary A. Livermore, Lucy Stone, ana
other eminent women. Letters were read ifOn 1eoige
f. Hoar and Others Spirited addresses were aue' anu
much enthusiasm prevailed
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN THE U. 5. PUBLIC STORE.

During the past week considerable excite
rsnt La, existed among officials Of the United states
p.hg, sto, IN Greenvchst owing to the mysterious dlsap
psarance Of SIX valuable OF goods containing silks
la,e. and velvet, said to be worth from $4,000 to
$4,000 Five Of eranisd the store aud n'tru
lions vn 10 have them warehouses to await the owners
npe and wero passed by DaJ and Hart the examiners after
which thsy were given charge Of the delivery eerAs to be
, "a v,ebou The other after being passed, instructions hay
| ssn re we'd that would call for IT, down
% bn as never received by the and ater leaving the
mnS room appeared together with the Ave other cases sc were
nat Al e 10 different sides the The
of he single case upon applying for his goods could receive no
eue Of them after searching the different warehouses where
M ,e by mistake could nnd no trace OF H. Inc
other witch should nave been sent 70 ware
Io In places bat and then discovered
st veil robbery had been effected Detectives mme
dev employed ohes charge became convinced that the
obby had committed with the aid Of Intimately
nected working Of the different departments the store The
Two siyey clerks Thomas Kpp and - Handing whose duty Is to
see that ali g passed their proper destination we're
pene YESTERDAY other officials under surveillance
n 10 last night clue had been found 70 the perpetrators
Of thisrOb
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
TIE BRooKLYE EXPOSITION.

About year ago an association was formed
in Brooklyn the plan Of the American Institute, and
the fret exhibition (which IS intended TO be local.
but TO comprehend national inddstrie will be opened
70 the public next Monday, in the Rink, at Claremont
and Vanderbntaves. The building, which contains an
area OF 10000 square feet, has been thoroughly
hauled and temporary addition, 16x3O feet erected.
which will Increase the space devoted 10 the exhibition
20 So 800 square feet Gen. Isaac S Catlin viii deliver
the opening address Diplomas will be awarded for the
best manufactures and finest displays, cassed manu-
faeturers' 1st "a aud Sd exhibitors ls I'd and 3D.
small daily paper VIII be published during the Fair.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

Besides these there few small Greeley ana Brown
climbs i'm the district The figures given above, though
only small part of the Greeley aud Brown
voting strength Of the district. valuable showing
that OF the organized workers for the Liberal ticket III
the XXIst. Assembly District, more than AZ per
cent were former adheTents Of Gen. Grant.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

Garret LandeTs OF No 30 Park-stJ one OF the
persons present az the moment Joseph Burnett was muir
dered In the hallway Of No. II Jacksonst ON Sunday
pight last was arrested at the Albion House in New
Chanbers-st last night. IL IS suspected tat hc ln-
tended 10 fee from the city % escape the necessity
OF tesfying the trial OF his brother IDOthy LUeIS
who cOMMiLteQ tAe MuIdor.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
cATTJR MARKPTS

c,ao Gent scste dan under oontnue5 hssvy recepb sni
unfvorabe advcss very lev sbpp 10 ssM e. ,s
2O hs "A es ofs feshy Steers - 30 - -
n The ss were stoekers 250St tor Pair % Good
900 and Cattle mostly unsd In ne pn
iiOo head Hogs and fairly sc.iye at On .saee o. 'G 49,
r,ceius head; Choice sold Al - s,@pS 70
as S SIS Is, shpmen head sheep romniJ oncs'9o ans
rather dull receipts, 400 bead.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

A grain elevator at Vallejo, Cal, 1913 feet
high and containing 5000 tuns of grain fell with great
cras tbe other day IL was built by Chloa 90 company
snn ecriment in 1869, and the only structure OF
Tie Einh on the Pacific States Tao t0ta oss grain and
elevator. was s4i0.OVO.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
MUSIC.
TIE RUBINsTEN CONCEETs.


The second Rubinstein Concert last night
drew an audience as large and exctable the first.
The selections before chosen with few excep
tons from the best sources aud the principal artists
made no concessions to vulgar taste. The following
the programme:
l. Overture Ricn7i "......................W Wagner
q Concerto major. Beethoven
Herr RubinsIein.
. 9o"K N"AuA Mile. Idebhart.
l. Fantase on Gounods Faust. Wieniawski
Herr Wieniawski
8. a La gta in Gondola. Rossini
0aAqi dem wasser au singen......{ Schubert List
Iii nun" Herr Ru6instein
c. Una POGO IA Rossini
Mile. Ormeny.
l. Herr Ribinstein
D''' Niles. Ie6hart and ofmeny.
= All '''''''' Herr wieniawsK.
10 q ROmanZa..
Darcarole MINOR Rubinstein
Herr Rubinstein
the Beethoven concerto, Herr Rubnstein introduced
his own rioh striking cadenzas COored strongly
they were with his individuality, they not out
Of keeping with the spirit OF the concerto, at least he
interpres it. But his Interpretation is very different
from anything have ever heard before. He plays
Beethoven with more freedom and vigOr than other
performers TO display in the presence OF the
greatest of composers aud yet with the and
sympathy which look for in the genuine artist 1t Is
Beethoven in a fresher dress than the master is
wont 10 wear; yet the familiar form and features
are there, and we know not why the
dress may not be better than the old
great deal Of RubiDstens characteristic delicacy and
versatility his airy fancy and light and graceful touch,
the exquisite Of his soft passages, and the inmitabe
refinement Of his caBta5le playing, appeared in the
ehorter pieces such Rossius Gita in GOndola"
Lis own Romanza; but II in schumanns Carni-
val" (sce,eS mignonnes that the magnihcence OF his
style and technique and the grandeur Of his spirit really
ehowed themselves. lie entered perfectly into all the
changing moods Of that fantastic composition and gave
the Dapidsbtndier march with superb force and rich
which the audience greeted with loud shouts OF
delight
Herr wienawsh was perhaps less perfectly suited
with his selections than the first night but the
warmth OF his reception was If anything greater than
before Both his pieces display the perfection Of his
tone and technique, and exhibit difficult nicetes
OF his execution better than the Mendessohn
oerto which he played Monday; but they not
well adapted the latter composition for the utterance
OF 1De feeling Stin everything that be touches takes
tender grace which few living players have learned
20 express and the mechanical perfection OF his
playing Is something beautiful aud inspiriting
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

. .s mart ~ the daholIcai Ku-Kuxcr since he IL by
~ s m ad,oirahiy ffted Tor producing terror among
women and small children: The SHOW VIII 'i"'ci VIZ
NoYember. No charge for thls auNeIu9onou"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
TIE STATE or TRADE
DOmgsTfC mARKYrs

wrxrxcros Sept ss-spuiu Tupen.ns ar- .. "a. Ees.
sro Al IS 20 Tor Strained, 81 tr Low No dor No =
20 Tor Ertr. for Low Pale % 20 ior Pse
renins steady at 81 Is for Ard ss u o Yellow DIP and s
f.ys
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

"a ANCHORED AT HARIo ISLAND,
Brig Timothy Field, IRON Bangor
Schrs Belle Brown Mar LaDgoo from ROckand gAgnes from
Gardiner Nete Musquish NJ b. Ja Tda. Ellsworth
Bertha SOuder, from HllsborO, ~ s.
SAILED.
Steamships Denmark o London Scotia sn Mnneots. Tor Lv
pool; StrassbuTg Bnen Tnnacia GasgOw Havana
for Havana; Clfy Of Galveston, for NeS-Orieaas.
MIAD--Sundown. Light. 5. b.; hAzy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAvASNAH Ca Sept 25AmVed, steamships San Jsento. sad
Montgomery Newiork Saragosa from Ban0e schr Anaa
Sailed. sc1rs Bella CrOSel iOr gse@sVale
Cor, foT baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
Special Notices


Liberal Republican General Comnittee,-A Specie.
Meeung will THURSDAY EVENING, sept 20 st Heal
oaarrs No. Broadway O'clock The Executive COmntes
will at ! O'Clock. IhOS b SIb"ANt, ffeAleoI
% SHN; W p SS4Sss S0.cSsoS' Secretaries
Meeting OF The sixth Assembly District AMI BrowO Cam
pa Club will be hed taer Hall VI Pit sod BToomess
THURSDAY EVENING Sept % hOn Wm H. ney X keanedT
will address the meeting. HUGH NBoBlFT, ProS
JOHS II. DUsENBRkRT, Sec.
The Workngwomen's Protective Union,
BekesI redress Of frauds
upon working household TEACHERS
COPYISrs 'TRADRswoMEs, CLERKS ke, supphod "
poers assisted obtaining Wages which have
been eOcoi By law when A iee Of ehase
Greeley Hats aud Capes.
L. sUSNAN s Co., Is Wsrrenst
Manufactures Of al kinds Of CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS
Annin ~ CO., Flag and Hammer Manufacturers for
~ and iOI FULrOs-sE, cot HuAI Nesiotl
Political Banners.-JoHS W. TYLER. 6sJ Broadway bo.t
WORK aud lowest prices
Open-work Banners, Parade Banners, Portraits,
FLAGS. and TRANsPAkBNClkS, a. HoJBR GRAhAMS "
Duanest, N Y
Open-wOrk Banners, Canvas banners, Elags, &C.
THOMAS hARrlNRio Cansl,st. uear Broadway.
Post. Onlre Notce.-The MAILS F0R BUROPg during ,hs
enang AilkDAl sept "a lsl ~a this
WEDNESDAY, aSs. THURSDAY al III ard SAluR
DAY sIHA T. II. JVNkS Pos.aasIet
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages must be indorsed ~itA jaA
naug and address.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
MARRIED.
.AnKp-rHAYER-At south

AYERA South Orange j. Tuesday Sept e. iS1t
al the Chuch oi the Holy Communion by tue Rector Rev M.
Sis Harry Iey Carae and Marie Louise daughter Of William w.
1bayeL
INSTRUMENTATION Weinessy Sept g. at the Aenst Pres
Church by the Rev. W. W. Newell d. hesel Ia Mead haV
yo nsest daughter Of william Robertson. esd al OF taS off ne
card