Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-11
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D DOMESTIC INTELLIcENcE E.
Objectionable RuKs.

D o ESTIc INTELLIGENCE.
Objectionable Bugs.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 1.-THE
caterpillar bug has appeared In many
counties, causing much depression
among the planters.
CoId-shealdered Mt Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, July ll.-lsabella b.
Hooker, Susan B. Anthony and Laura
DeForce Gordon. who have been at
tending the Baltimore Convention,
hoping to obtain from the Democrats a
broader recognition of their right to
vote than given by the Philadelphia
Convention, are disappointed by the
utter rejection Of their claims, and do
clare their intention to work for the
Philadelphia nominees.
General Greeley and Brown Rejoice
iaxs and Ratiaeations.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE nomina-
ton of Greeley and Brown was receiv.
ed here by the Democrats with great
satisfaction.
ST.. LOUIS, July 10.-The Democrats
had an immense ratification meeting
tonight. A salute was fired Of 100
guns. Frank Blair said the Democrats
signalized by the noblest sacrifice ever
made.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July ia Ma
tional salute was fired last night in
honor Of the Baltimore nominations.
An impromptu ratification meeting
tonight will be addressed by rrum-
bull and others.
New ORLEANS, July 11.-There
was all enthusiastic meeting, torch
light procession, with music and adj
dresses last night.
LEAvENwoRTH, July l1.-All the
guns are being fired in honor of the
nomination, and a large ratification
meeting will be held tonight.
MEMPHIS, July 1.-The appeal and
.AraiGnche suspend huge flags for Gree.
ley, and the clubs are arranging for a
ratification meeting tonight.
CIScINNATI, July 1.-THE Courier
and the German paper will come out
for Grant, Greeley being considered
the Democratic candidate.
Deaths in New York.
New York, July 1.-THE number
of deaths last week was 1860, Of which
19G were from heat.
The Orange Parade.
New York, July 1.-THE CONNER
cioi, in an article this evening, inti-
mates that there are grave fears OF
trouble at the Orange parade Oh the
18th.
Houard Set Free.
NEW York, July ia Madrid
special says Houard is free. An order
from Madrid offered him his release as
an act of pardon, to which Houard de-
INJURED, as the acceptance might APP
pear to acknowledge his guilt and
waive his right to compensation. He
was. however, turned or forced out.
Greeley Omciniiy Claimed n the
Democratic Cnndida'e-The Wsrid
Deeiares the Election of Grant n
Foregonc Certainty.
New York, July 1.-THE Times to-
day says that by tue action Of the Bal
timore Convention Greeley becomes
the Democratic candidate, and as such
| should receive no Republican votes ;
further that not all the Democrats will
support him.
The World says: ave bow to the
decision of the Democratic National
Convention and loyalty accept Greeley
as the Democratic candidate" "Or-
sanized bolt" it adds, "there will he
none, but hundreds of thousands Of
dissatisfied Democrats will stay away
from the polls, and the reelection Of
Grant is a foregons certainty"
Summer for Greeley.
NEW YORK. July ll.-According to
a Washington dispatch. Sumner yestsr-
day promised a committee Of Liberal
Republicans to give active aid to the
Greeley ticket during the campaign.
Attempted sale Of tho Democracy,
New YORK, July 1.-THE Post this
morning editorially says the Baltimore
Convention, by false practices, false
statements. and false promises, at
tempted to sell, and hopes to deliver
to one branch of the Republican party
the entire voting masses and organiza-
ton Of the Democratic party, under
The pretext of reform, and says the
only hope for the future Of the country
lies in Greeley's defeat, and to that
| end it will labor.
What tho Tribune Says Of IL.
New YoRX. July 2l.-The Tribune
this morning declares the action Of the
Baltimore Convention no less magnan-
imous than ~sagaclous, and greatest
moral victory ever gained for the cause