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New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
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New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
FLORIDA CONSERVATIVE TICKET.
CONGRESS- NOMINATIONS.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 15.-The Grant Re-
pubcans of tho Yth District, yesterday, renomnated
w. d. Foster for Congress.
DEs MoISEs. Iowa. Aug 1.-THE Grant Republicans OF
the With District yesterday, nominated John a. Kas-
son for Congress-.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 15.-The Hon. Henry WaldrQp
has been renominatad for COngre by a Grant Repub
hcans ct the new I'D nr,,,.trict.
CINCINNATI Ohio, Aug 15-The Democrats and Liberal
Republicans Of the XVIII District at joint convention
held In Marietta, to-day, nominated Il. h Hudson, LIB
eral Republican, for Congress
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.The Republic ans Of the IXth Iowa
District to-day, renominated Jackson Orr for Congress
The Liberals of the With Illinois District odsy nom
mated Judge G.. ID. A. Parks for Congress-
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. l6.-Gen. EDpa Hinton was
today nominated for Congress by the Conservative Com
yention Of the With District in session here.
The Democrats OF the Third Kentucky District have
nominated G. w. Atilliken for Congress.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
SIGNIFICANT LIBERAL RALLIES.
AMNESTY AND NATIONAL REFORM ADVOCATED
IN BROOKLYN, Z. D.

AMNESTY AND NATIONAL REFORM ADVOCATED
IN BROOKLYN, L. d.
A Greeley and Brown banner raising at the
headquarters of the Eastern District Central Asoca-
tOn at Apollo Hall, Brooklyn. last night the
sion Of one of the most enthusiastic meetings OF
the present campaign. stage erected in front OF
the hall large Tag stretched awning over
1t, and looped up in front, and Gag feStooned
around the railing at the front and sides OF the stage
The addresses were preceded by music and display Of
fireworks. The banner was unfuried and enthusastc-
ally greeted. Calcium lights arranged to
display the portraits Of the Liberal candidates upon 1t
to good advantage. Major W. Hart, of the Fifteenth
Ward Brooklyn, introduced The first speaker and
in substance said
part OF the country repre3entinga largo industrial
interest favored the continuance IN Office OF an Admin
luaOn whose cleI Characteristic was ambition 70 rule
On the other hand party representing the best thought
Of Radical Repubcanisn and the best principles Of the
Old Line Democracy, enlisted the establishment
OF something better. There was need an analysis OF
could give Grant Was Sf old proavery e MS Greeley
counted Slavery blot on the land, and had given
educated at the cOuntry's EXPENSE Greeley by
his own hard toll. Grant had favored Slavery till
who said that they could forget the past could REFORM
IL need be, but they couldn't swallow Greeley" They
lowed his party till from policy he betrayed 1t. Tho
great need was peace The speaker would accept
Grants definition OF peace-a restoration or civil rule
withdrawal Of tayOnet rule Grant had made tour
through the South, and, as Secretary OF War; had
affirmed that he found the people ready 10 accept
situation and obey the law. In the this he had
carried into the south. Greeley the other hand
had been for war bat when the white flag went up he
first to extend the hand OF brotherhood There
those In the audience VINO had felt the hand OF
dc5pOtisD In other lands Horace Greeley
with them. lApplausel In what enterprise,
In what peculiar policy, IN what mere discharge
of government had Grant manifested real ability
Greeley was peculiarly an American; he believed that
America should be the asylum for tho downtrodden OF
Europe; ne believed in foreign policy which should
make America respected; he believed In letting no
South American State and Spain seize officers
II Il Alabama
such was Greeley; the Leets and tho BaboOcks were
Grants commentary.
Apollo Hall itself was literally packed with very re-
spectacle aud appreciaye audience. Tho President OF
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO Aug Is Cattle auiet under large receipts bus proe.
good 400 selling Fl - ~
6 5 200 % E6 90 ~ goof -el f't'>s
sc; medium choice Texans, " tJO 81 Si g
Hogs fairly actVe to good
81 ljG5t C5 choice and eIs ~ 00 81 S receipts 1900 hed
shipments Yesterday 5000 head Sheep quiet but weak medium u
choice sfa 55 rs seceipts 63 head b poeDts le2 lead
Penn. Ang l3Cattehe receipts for The ween
have ej head against 5l1 week the sBPpy
offered found ready prices only fraction lower Than .s'
!1ic fne Ohio Loo TO 1890 n, held 6rmi ueinn
brought from 5 10; 5 ockcrs plenty
sold readily - IS; sale reached 5I heal HogsRs
and hardly equal to demand Philadelphia brought IS 5
65 Workers. 81 75G - 90 SheepRecepts V cars sgain
fair market active ani gO selling
rysi prices shade lower than last epost N sold
BUFFALO Aug l5-CaiteR tdaY head making
total supply for the week tbp far head gns,
for the time last week Of the arrivals to-day thr,uss
cOunments market as end good cattle Odeg .SPpr
aud Teans entirely neglected. aud there IL not sntesf
doing e make quoabe market sales 80 Illinois steers lJt m
eG75 lOi Nj from 1901 ~ b at - JgtSSs
3 Cansa averaging lbs b. At IS 73 S3 Texas steers
from 99i lg9 b. sPf DQS4 49, 20 Ohio sockes averaging
OF 10, at 81 90 Sheep and LsmbsReceilts to-day. l0 bead
80 700 the time last week Market m contnes heaFg
There quite large supply the Fsrt
and buyers take hold Csnais lambs 500 Csn.s
81 3J0f5 25i sales OF i ls-
sheep ranging from 20 to IS b at 80 SdS Csns heeg
srsgng ia 81 Cansds anns ranging from % 10 90 =,
A65O4 l2 today Jlb head sg the suppl zoe
he week thas $500 hesd sgaDst 100 head Tor me same oe %
being stock o the nght ANA 70 nppD h
demand large nun Der poor offering with bdIe soo
alumze zed hogs readily - 850@3i thin stoes nesecd %
Of 2s6 illinois hogs. ranging from l'9 81 To- at ~ 60es ~
Ohio o averaging aiO d. - u.s. l2slndana s' aer'sSs "
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
THE DELAWARE DEMOCRACY.

TIE STATE ONYENTION-CONFUsIoN, BUT NO
L-FEELING-SATIsFACTIoN AT THE RESULT
THE STATE CERTAIN FOR GREELEY-A
LIBERAL RATIFICATION MEETING.
fPROM AN OCCASIONAL CoRRESPoN OBNT OF THE TRIBUNE
DOVER, Aug. 14.-The Democratic State
Convention which met here, yesterday, Of un
usual excitement but its confusion and failure to in
dorse the Liberal ticket cannot By any stretch OF imagin
alton be twisted into the statement OF the Associated
Press dispatch that tho State will go for Grant No ono
denies the fact that Greeley is not the first choice OF the
Democrats Of Delaware, but he ia stupdy ignorant
man who will assert that any considerable number OF
them will vote Grant The delegations to the Con-
vention we're unusually full and the large attendance
filed TO Overlooking the Hall OF the House Of Represent
atiyea in which the Convention held Many OF the
delegates were obliged to stand throughout the session.
This OF course materially hndered the orderly ransac
ton OF busine and caused large amount OF that con-
fusion which has ascribed to the presence OF ds
eordant clements. The utmost good feeling prevahed
during the entire despite the uncomfortable POSI-
ton OF the delegates
Tho work Of the Convention is received everywhere
with satisfaction. Curtis W. Wright, the member for
Congress- Is a native Of Sussex County, and son OF
Gardner Ii. Wright. He studied law with ex-senator
salisbury and held honorable position al the par
for many years He held the Office of Secretary OF State
under Gov Salisbury performing his duty Win credt
and honor
Newcastle County, Dr. Albert Whteley OF Kent County
and George W. wilin Of Sussex County, The nrst Is an
open and earnest supporter Of Greeley and brown Ihe
are all prominent and influential gentlemen ana are
confident Of casting the vote OF the State for Greeley
and Brown. The following Executive committee was
appointedE John p Cochran Gen. Jesse Sharpe Geo
crav lanes L. Smith Dr. NJ. G.. Lonand. John NJ. Vo-
she'll c. W. Wright, VIM. T. Tomlinson and D. l. MOORE
While the Convention in progress, the Democrats
OF Kent County held meeting in the Courthouse
TO ratfy the Liberal nominations. The attendance was
large and enthusiastic. Mr. John Hall PRESIDED anu
speeches warmly ndOrsing Greeley and Brown were
made by the Hon. Charles Brown' the Hon. I'll oaulS
hrrv and Congressman Benz. 7. Bggs. letter was
read from ex.Gov salisbury, promising his support TO
Greeley and Brown.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
vINDICATING THE ADMINISTRATION.

Irving Hall was well 1IIed last night, WHtH
Administration speeches were made by Geo. H. sharpe
Lieut. Gov Stewart L. Woodiord, and Others on the
issues of the campaign. Tho Hon. Wm. L. Dodge pre-
sided, and made short opening address. Resolutions
eulosistio of U. 8. Grant were then passed.
and Cen George Ii. Shape was introduced.l
He thought that the South had nominated Gaeeley
for the purpose Of defeating reconstruction and regain
ing ascendanoy. He reviewed the one-term principle,
and thought it did not apply to Washington but did to
Buchanan aud would be applied IN all similar cases.
Abraham Lincoln was reelected to give notice to
traitors that there would be no hating in the war
In North Carolina there were 1000 moro white voters
than black and 1t expected that the contest woulu
result unfavoraUy to Grant but when the news come
from the Rebel telegraph operators he could hardly De-
eye IT. Gen. sharpe continued, reviewing the course
of the Republican party since tho war ana JUSTLY inB
il from undue harshness toward the South
He was followed by H. s. Gov. WOOdord ON SUMNER 0y
ID q l,radicy and others,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
O'BRIEN MENTIONED FOR MAYOR


The Appomattox Club Of the Nineteenth
Ward had meeting last night at Breyoort Hail. In FIJI
tyfourih-st near Third-ave. The hall was well filed
about 500 being present crowd attracted outside
by good band cannon flre-work calcium lights, and
Chinese lanterns large banner. a5x5O. bearing the
names and portraits Of Grant andWson and represen
taton OF large apple tree, was raised The following
officers were elected
President Severn d. MoultOn; vce-Presdents, Henry
Clausen Il. W. Hurl5ert, Thomas McMaDnus, " A. VIII
lams, AdOph LeyiDger, T. Herbert, Jas. MCDONNELL
Robert Cunningham H. j. Burchdl g. W. Glase, IhOnds
ScbTeibcT Secretaries, John BOves. WIN. H. BenJanln,
Thomas Kennedy, Andrew Owens, Philip Smith.
Mr.. Moulton. ON taxing tho chair, said ." l hayo
nothing to say against Greeley except that he
lacks executive ability. AS for President Grant, let well
enough alone What matters II tous who has tho Offices
We do MT want them but only desro to retain Admin
istration that has shown itsef capable and trust
worthy"
Kingman F. Paign presented resolutions approving
the nomination of Grant and Wilson. and pledging
support TO the candidates The resolutions were unan
imously adopted.
william A. Darling addressed the meeting and de-
cared that an sttompt was made TO peTpetuate the
greatest fraud on the people. The Liberal movement
was combination Of Soreheads and Copperheads, "a
bringing up of buried Issues digging up OF the bones
of the men who achieved the results Of the war" The
people OF the country not ready 10 surrender those
results The cry was anything beat Grant" but Mr.
Darling said no was ready all occasions TO clasp
hands and say, anything TO beat Greeley" DR. OAR
ling spoke OF James oBren whose name was received
with uproarOus applause. Senator OBrion, he said,
was an honorable man. and would make good anu
honest Mayor-better in that capacity than Horace
Greeley as President OF the United States.
f. Delafeld Smith, Adolf Leyllger. Willard Billiard,
and William Haw jr, then addressed the meeting, anu
tho Anderson Glee Club sang several songs At the out
side meeting speeches were mad by James Bfyland
VIM PEBBLES, and ". III. BaDcock
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
GRATZ BROWNS DENIAL.
A FRANK AND CONCLUSIVE REPUTATION OF AN
ADMINISTRATIONS SANDER

Missouri HpUOttdhh
We have not deemed it necessary to pay
III aientIon 10 the various stories finding their way
INTO he public journals In regard TO our o
the National ticket, believing that thelr M
@ isntiv well known 10 take care OF themselves Ihe
o.u1c,nents however, so assduOusly propagateu hnd
onmented on In regard to Gov. Brown ana cohheGung
~ recent visit attend class meeting AT 1ale Coneeo
s,h very unbecoming conduct have, we CONFESS ser
ously annoyed We are gau thcleiVIo, 'nas M0or, M
RroVn las proper to reply TO IT, wl1n nc nus uoc
i'm the subjOned letter addfesseu W 'io N''"' '0' ~
EnHh'n VI JEFFERSON CITY, Aug 7, 1872
My DEAR SIR: Since returning home my a,Iontion mas
heen called 10 an article In one OF your New-liaVen
oners that transceuds to such an extent tne ordinary
license Of political abuse that am uh"uinS w rest
qmsy y,tement in 80 far as relates TO myself is very
erroneous and In far as il implies t9at my habits arc
st ~, the eyenng of departure, ana see from the
res. that YOU have already blknheu lhat you recOB
led no impropriety In my department. Whne the pre-
cedIng evening which alluded lo anu whloh Wa spen.
'h INV class up TO very late hour was as all present
Vii ,esftfy one Of total abstinence on my part. sharing
tbe room OF friend at the hGei was oniy there ah-
durrg the day. ana that when suffering severely
,ro Inc be eginnngs OF disease which pro5trated mo so
xioIently lew hours after on my arrival Ia New-I0rk
tv III will scarcely be considered that the application
- stinulant for temporary relief would constitute
deparure from that purpose 10 AVOID social indulgence
while I'm the discharge OF puDc duties which has infu
enced mo for q long time past Indeed, may say ln
tnstIce 10 myself that, while have never advocated
Total abstinence principle yet its practice by me ior
oanv wears at various intervals has resulted entirely
from ind gment to what best comp0rted with the
nerformance OF my own duty In official positions 1
st moreover never TO be unaithful TO that duty III
The future have never knowingly been In tho past
and shall leave the record or 20 years OF public service
az the to those so willing to misoonstrue mo-
incose you herewith noto received on yesterday
which bears on tue same subject
with very high regard and esteem, yours truly,
To the Hon. James l.. English. Is. GRAFT BROWN
This explanation frank and conclusive. Is one that can
be borne In It's general tenor by all who are familiar
with GOy Browns Official life, both In tho Untod states
Senate aud latery "a tho EXECUTIVE ot lhaS VIC
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16


John ani Kate p. Ball. aged year and DAYS .
The relatives friends Of the smlI are invited attend TIE nerS
from the Of bis parents 20 Duhess Friday 10Th nst
O'Clock M
BIGgLoW-At Bnglewood the 18th in Mabel Blwsr, infa,
daughter Dr. James and Minnie Bow sed 10 months
and % days NJ, a., -. a..
D. M, arrival Of train from New'Yors
DRRNsAN-Ou "wednesday the Ih after short ~
Ophea of Timothy aud ede dushtef o DaHs
p and Elizabeth Whiteford in TIE 2sth OF her age
The relatives friends the family respectfully invites 70 he.s
the funeral Sunday the 18th inst, O'Clock N fro" he' A@
residence No. l27 Whitest
uEWTTTOu WEDNESDAY Angus. H. At the residence o. bis apnt
Brookyn K D. Aban Of Thomas Hewitt OF DarhD fs 70 vs.
28th year Of bis 81. D,,,. p...A,.. IN -
SATURDAY, llth inst AZ III o'clock
rRGGRTT-Ou THURSDAY August IS Gerude infant daagatM
Fredecs Lessesi aged 81 months aud - dA'
Notice o the funeral to morrow
MARTIg-Brooyn T. D. August IS at his hate residence. H'rry
M.n Horace NJ and Emma Martin the Iss es
The nd family and the membcrs o. Company
Glsd invited 10 attend biz iahef os
No si Eghtst Saturday August IL, ss3 m Sh'ss
further pvace.
TYLER Az Pande j. Thursday August ls Masoa w. rJlss
ir iptaut sou Of Mason w. and Bha A Tyler
wNrRRTOS-At Green's Parms Conn., WetnesdaT August l<
Mari wife william wnser,0n, formerly Of Nes sTofE C'y' IN The
73i year Of her age. A.. 49,. a..
hna Az the Bap Church. Secondave ienth
on SATURDAY H. At 10 ocoek NJ without fsraef iaAef
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE CANVASS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

ADDRESS OF PROF. LEO MILLER AT IIrUSFibLE'
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIBUNsl
TITUsvILLE, Aug. ia very large and en-
thusastic meeting OF the friends OF Greeley ana Brown
was held this evening at ParshaPs opera HOUSE. Inc
audience included several OF the first citizens ana DS
ness men OF the CITY, with large delegation from tho
Republican runks and many adios -
Mr. John ONen, a prominent merchant, PRESIDED
and introduced Prof. Leo Miller OF New-forK,
who made an elaborate argument IN favor OF tho
Liberal Republican movement, predicting speedy
dissolution Of the Grant Republican party as at present
constituted, and closed with ouogy Of Mr. Greeley as
a sincere and honest Republican and humanitarian.
Prof Milers remarks attentyely listened to and
frequsntly appauded, especially his illusions to the
condition OF the South and his statement OF tho policy
that would be pursued undor Mr. Greeley's Admnstra
ton.
Liberal Republican meetings are holding in all the
principal towns in the oil regions, aud tho movement is
rapidly spreading
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
DONRgTIC MARKETS.

Egw OnLsass Aug l3-Com ssser' White nir,d 90 whs
& rS5 e % % E ss '1 a. P'S: , .1s: . 'pd m A'i . S ,
ss, ,. LIE c9 am oE5 ssss P' i g P, ~
s%..gESs Aus IFeur qus, .pd unchanged ws... ',ss.
Mixed 42ic O.t.-Dem.nd ISIt; holders sm No J. ME Rye
.' No : s D;'E g: gos' % and 9SS..sS 20 s.s Ne Ne E -
900 bbls yoar 1900 bush whes. sbipmsH-'o'' bb Pi'''
foIseo hss is-rcur quiet and apeh.ns.a wls., .srl-.
August ssS, si D. segteose tli No RED o.. 81 so y.
ri 20; No Red 81 4 kecSi Red 81 is; 10. D.Jos al
Michigan White CO. Corn quiet aDehansed Lor Mrsd .1.e
Sc oa. quiet snd Snca.nsed on gie No. Ssr esis
% GSs,S o.ssso md .nS kSSon i6so b5 osr %
bush wSe D 90 bush Corn 70 SSp Ss'1 90 0 Sh'"s's
M..rn Avg to s,s and and .s1sL " =, SSss S.ss, 90 ,
ds%sDd sSouds C. side, lois IaTa dab .na non al.
de@.nS mi SSss as No. Winter Rsd ssi ts
,sa Mr' &C. Low 1so s 0ss soas ss oy g "a, lot Is n,
spring ;c at s;@sl ssi o.sb Aasr;' s"ss e 81 s.
% 81 % srS 4 S.1 SSgD 81 ~ s demand no. S9' nd owsI m S sI 9
s cob II SISg 1S s e. o S ss sa S ;s .'S % s' r.
Sc PORK and 6ighe st IS cash az, q
s .s IsIs sspsS o = & ia Ss :sf S SIsii as Is Lard s.
ss4 so % s s M @ II % sSS5 f9tsG :. f'ssE &
d, held o e bid Bacon ana s% at fa Pa.e. oOS Sf Ss
'1s''' yos Ss tss s' Soa '15 & bush bush
Flour 5000 bush WHEAT. $4,000 bush CON, 900 bush oss
CNcrSSAr Aug l5Plour steady for New sT9375 stock
Old about exhausted Wheat sesdy Dry. 81 0Sl 5 Damp
steady Oh, 7JDloc.;
D971 Oats srm for Old at 4 New steady at Is Doc Barley
dull and nominal Butter dal aai declining 80l0c for best
choice offered all being heated IN PORK fair esnd and brs
t sa & % Sc i K no %L isi Bon ' S a'S oei
offerings light ShOolle.s spot 6 August Sos
nonnaly reasl Clear RIBS; he'd ic0
Clear Sides held SIC Bacon in rood demsnd Shoulders sesdr e
Oc Hans Sugar Cared fra lji@l6s Laws
Hogs steady at 81 50t523 Whsky quiet sni DC
BrPPALo Aug 5-Lake Impors-Pour 5g bba Wbat 1860
bnsb Corn busa.; Oss 1870 bUsh Re 900 bush Cans
shpments-Whea 2Og2l bah; Com 1880 bush Bs smpmns
2200 bush Cora 1890 buhi Os 1875
Rye, 40 bush Canal FreghWhest lI Corr, lie O.tt
Tic Pour in good demaDd sales Of Western sphagM 81 20 ~
Baker, 81 $685. Amter 80 O0S3 Is; White. SyDS -.
Wheat dni sales Red Toledo 81 s. Corn frai
D. dull Of Dvs
bush. No Toledo at J3ic Oher markets unchanged
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICE or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,

WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug. l6, lS72-l a. IN.
SunopSis for the past tCeniUfo hours.
The low barometer over Lake Ontario has
moved nOrth-easward beyond NeW-England aceOmpa,
MED NV coudy weather and rain over the Middle and
Eastern States. -
Cloudy weather and heavy rains have prevailed over
the South Atlantic states and Eastern Iennessee WIN
oastery to southerly winds. ~ -
Clear weather prevailed very generally during Thurs
day from the Western Gulf to the Lakes. The Dar0ue-
ter has fallen over the Northwest wthfresh eastery to
southery winds ~
PrObdbiittes
Northery winds aud clear and clearing weather
prevail over the gland and Middle Statesj east
erly TO southery winds, cloudy weather ana ram from
Eastern North Carolina to Florida.
Clear weather and light winds from Eastern Texas TO
Alabama and thence north westward TO ONO ana Lower
Michigan: falling barometer sOuthery to southeast
erly Winds and increasing cOudness from the Lower
Missouri Valley TO Lakes Michigan ana superior, WIN
probably threatening weather.
Bnt very few of the regular midnight telegraphc re-
ports have yet been received.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16

may add that such an announcement SlhouEh standing
alone and expressing merely private urposo w @ Con
conspicuous position which has been assigned to Coy
Brown candidate for the second highest oce IN hno
nation will DO rightly held obligatory ana M
ting pledge 20 the pubo that cannot heDccfQfth Do
deyaed from, under any circumstances with any honor
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
THE WESTERN CAMPAIGN.
sPEEcHEs BY CAssIUs M. CLAY AND SENATE
SCHURZ

10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSBf
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-DiSpatches from Evans
ylle Ind, state that Cassius b. Clay addressed very
largo audience in that city this afternoon This evening
Carl Sohurz spoke in German an immense gathering
at Greeley Hall. the outdoor meeting being addressed
by local leaders in English AIr. SchurS speaks at New
Albany Saturday
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
TIE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana Esg N-s,gsr ques and sssdy; No I'D A. III rs
euobo Exchange ssdy Lonoos J aJJ esst pnss
Pans i51Gi per cent premium. spanish Bank notes ~
discouHk
New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
MARRIED,

E-WILLIAMs-On 18th ns. By Rev. r Stone vlAsn
stoae Mary 6. williams. both Of DEookyO No eAfis