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The New York herald., 1872-11-28

7 osT OR sToLEN-IN A SIXTH AVENUE CAR on
IL Wednesday evening. Nov. "a a hunting case Gold
Watch with owner name inside. liberal reward will
be paid for its return to WILLIAM L. NEWELL, s7s
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

T OST-oN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, A SMALL BOX
containing jewelry going from sixth street. New
be suitably rewarded BY returning 1t to 575 Vanderbilt
avenue, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

A -OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ALABAMA LOT
n tery.-Extra Class, No. S. November 81 l572-4 78
So % a g. 81 3, 20 q 81 s. IS Class No ss Noyem
MOSES CO., .MsnageIs, Montgomery, Ala For any in
formation apply to a. MccLENNEN No. Boerum place.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &s

Ev0R SALE CHEAP-A VERY FINE BAY MARE 7
~ years old. lal hands can trot in $3.50; Is good
driver and warranted kind gentle and in all
ness Can be seen at UNDERHILLs Stables. 81 Lafay-
ette place.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

I,HE COSMOPOLITAN, AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
i Drinking Bar, No Rue Scribe, Paris.-Amercans
visiting Paris informed that the Cosmopolitan Is
famed for the best American and English drinks Pro.
pretors, q. VALENTINE Co
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

nor NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND-THE
Old Dominion steamship Company will despatch.
from pier North River their elegant sdewheel ste ant
portmpSth on " "Wednesday, NoyemberS7a.sP steam;
Richmond, on Thursday, November D. mt r. M giving
through bills OF ladng 10 all points South and Southwest
Through passenger tickets issued to all points Accom-.
modaons unequallcd Apply at pier 81 at tho general
Office, lW Greenwich street. corner Dey.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

THE QUEENS HOTEL. NEAR THE CRYSTAL
families; Its elevated pleasant and most salubrous posi-
tion combined with the comfort afforded and Its general
management have made the Queens Hotel fsvOrite rc-
sort Of the upper ranks Of English socictyk
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

r OsT-CERTIFICATE NO. 1a164 FOR 100 SHARES OF
IL the Union Pacific Railroad, In the name OF Edward
Brandon Persons cautioned agains negotiating the
same as transfer has been stopped The finder will be
suitably rewarded upon returning the TO I. G..
JUNG SON, 56 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

r OsT-TUEsDAY EVENING, ON FOURTH AVENUE
IL between Nineteenth AMI Twenty first streets, an
Aquamarne Earring. liberal reward return to
s6 East Twenty first street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

T osT-oN MONDAY EVENING LAST, NEAR THE
Ia Post oncc within two letters two Pronissory Notes.
goeach, j. " Dur zee maker; another Note for about
raw Hil Bank for e2l o., watrous Wilson makers
a paynbct 10 order A. Cooke Also Check on Brooklyn
m nk for $4l6 e. R. q. Phelps h Co. makers "a ordcr
Brett BacoI, Public cautioned against negotiating
inr same TO STEPHENS BROTHERS. isS Broadwsy' u'a
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

T OsT-oN TUESDAY EVENING IN GOING FROM
For,ieth street, in Madison avenue stage, to Asso-
citation Hail. returning by Fourth Avenue Railroad
ladys Gold Watch and Chain. reward Of $25 win be
paid the finder returning the same the
onice, No II South street, up stairs
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

TEAVELLERS' GUIDE.

The steamers bristol. and PROVIDENCE, from
pier North River Of Murray street. daily (SundayS
excepted at4 r. N. Tickets sold to principal pointsin
New England the White Mountain, and Provinces.
A. r. BACON, Superintendent
GOVERNORS ISLAND FERRY.-THE NEW AND Ell.
u egant steam yacht GOVERNORS ISLAND leaves
Custom House pier daily (Sundays ncudedl every hour
for Governors Islard last trip Immediately after parade
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

OST-A BULLDOG WITH DOUBLE NOSE CUT
IL ears and tail Any person giving information where
the same is will be suitably rewarded by applying to f.
w. YAEGER, 104 Prince street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

I1OUND-A SATCHEL, CONTAINING MONEY TIL
owner can obtain it by proving property and paying
expenses Apply to BYRNS BRYAN, patent glas
cylinder ale pump 43l Grand street,
The New York herald., 1872-11-28

osT-FROM STORE 342 GREENWICH STREET, ON
IA November 25 a Sales Book The finder have $40
reward questions asked by bringing the same to
the store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-14
DoteIs
ajotels.
Ray ST TIE HOUS
WORCESTER, MASS,
HORACE BARNES. ............ ........PRoPRIEToE.

DARK HOUSE-No. So Front St, Wor
y cester Mass. Now open for frst-class transient
and permanent boartiers. j. b. MIRICK,
mh21 DIT Proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-14
Sletu advertisements.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION of
l. THE. CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, OF Nor
ste in the State Of Massachusetts at the close of bus
s. on the 10th day Of June, 1872;
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01

- Greeley bat in Der y. q. Tribuue.
ben @afeni&a&er 70 lan8eber>
ielbe oor I'D n 8, ouf6 eifrtefe-
pertbetotet. Ct that btes aud nod, ale,
bic Deut{@amerifaner Sturmperlamm>,
lunsen seeen ben @&u@er btelten unps
Sturupetitionen 8e9en oenidben rt@teteu..
Damals iaste It ben Deutl@amerifanerut
tn ietner Trtbune, tab fire prctefe unb-
&emonfra,tonen V@ fdr amcrifanif&e-
Burger nt&t i&idten, boz ber &afen4
banpel Elm gang 8eitblt@es une au@ l5b.
lt$es @el@dft 8eweltn unb berelei9sn.
rasbr. Su. 6taats,to.
alio fpra& ST. reeley User ben aftn-
l@a&er. &ber ,i9ab nil@t." Ct ia
etnnial der Mana NIT ben, ero6en 6sr-
aen." =.
Ntw gorL q. Sult.- Gin @a>
Ftn8toner Gelesrauu beS u5eralp~ mel>,
bet. pab Der prdfbent unp fttn Gabtnett
Depef&en erbalten, >pel6e cine autort>
Frte AblduenuuB BET 4ntlasen belSemas=
tcre S&ur3' perlau0e1g bab ibm fit ieine
unterRasuas bel gan ;Dominso>pre
iects pom prdFeeatett 8efedun9 III @e<
falt BON AentfJtfebun9sttnRuf anee>
|boten tps,6fn. Auf bt.it suferbtrunn
ltt aasjprlt9en ,porben, bal, cine poQfdn<
bidIeslprifrte Biebeleeuns Der Don Ses
g9@ur5 tr5dtlten@ el9t9te erfoIaen
(ctolb Der 9r6ibent RON Qrno
Mud 3ard66 I'll. 's "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01

t-.
<+.H. EWHoN
V@ s@sssinzs=7zseTi
Donnertas, ben 1. &usuf 1872.
Naenten Dec W1,nu. StaatSsettrna.

Minneapolis MusuR Braf9weiler.
Gbrpfal 9afc - ~. 8rpbs.
Mep nlm - 81. Gorfer
@tiQmater - s. Rattenburs.
8inpna - 80 M. st s.
Neomins g. s. @mitb. d..
6enberlon - q % 3 u d.
Gbasta IS. SITES.
Carer - % nj. @lttf9fa.
pantnss - s Yfeifer.
Wan!eto - 5. $. 3artman.
Ct. Yeter - % nj. g d I nj m el.
yrune Mmerica - @ebr. Aderman II.
@aconia -@bas. g 9mibt.
6artbault - g. GI"edtnfetn.
5ut9inlpn - {. 5.8Iafins.
Heebs 2anbtna - 6. 9annemann ,
m. % atteri9.
@tseins $. Bubbarb.
S6ep -Spbn cd a n.
@atertptpn -QputS Nau d.
&odforo -Sobn 0ubei9tr
No9eRer -9eurY Ga b.
@anb @reef -Sebn @rame.
Sc Sueur $. s. ~ aae.
Grontenac $. @@neiper.
&apen Gtream 6. Std.
Belle plaine - 8. MtBner.
Yrairie Dlounb - 81 n @rIt16.
DULUTH -6ermauu OSWALD.
&lairmont- &c. Buebrtng.
Dre0elpiQe -pbiL DreffeL.
Oberle's Corner - 6. Ypppib.
&bafopee - 9. 81. Sale.
Nrlinetcn - 6. Rlintert
5otparb Qatt 81. Wilbung Matbias
&u]b City Sic. @au{tn.
8orref Wounb Claus Bebren9.
&ew 8ufon - g. SgroStY.
Minneapolis 49, peter ShIler.
Gliaabetbtopn - u. Mit{9e u. So.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01
81 Nebeb es Senators Start &Aurs;~
Exit, evasit, erupa<"-

Doa Yrcsramm bat etnc Numiner~
peiter erbaltn. Senator &orl Sdur;.
ben Der telegraph fit Monta9 o. ,.
~, mte mir eemelrst. nit elmer er(isn
uGampasne>& ect" fir 81. 2uui5 onse@
funot9t, war, rpie INNER, ID Stimine"
unc bat bic &ere aebalten.
9an9e, a!s 8srmunreter tinter Der
Sbladtltnie perbarreno, tritt er jept
p:Sgli9 beraus NIT biz an bic Mi1nouna,
eelaoentr Mttraiueuit, uno ebe mir
un(ere @erbeu9un9 MAIDEN fSnnen, rra}=
lelt'S berau6 uno buQt ra6 aon;e~
,S4la@tfelp in ben 8ranridein bensa~
libsn &unarepefeuers. Der @feet ia
%9ranoios> uno, mare IS ni@t G~opfinre~
rem patrioten Der Yatrioten NIT pneua
3ettsenp6en Cicero'5 3u perslet9tn, nselz
der, Der talentpuulte Sobn Der Rspu&:
blit> 1@ ;u beren Stur3 perldmoren, 70,
f6nnrn mir nit Cicero In 8s3u9 auF
bas @tepererl9etnen Sdurs's ouf bent
S&lu@tfelo bic flalffden Worte &C.,
bruu@en, ~ Kilt, %evasit, erupit !" -.
~er fam, er trat, Ct BRAD berporl" -
Bonn an b te Re @otte bat un6 Die Art
be6 @teoererldsinenS peS reuti9eRs
Senators ertnnert.
Die &%eoe S@ur;'6, @tlbf in zen, bon:
Dem Gele9rop5en eebra@ten Nus5u9e. if
lang, lebr lang. Die 3ett pe6 Repae>
tours zines tretmal in Der @pae::
erl@etnenpen Blattes 1T tur;, 1sbr tur3>.
uno bic Mrbeit oer ueberebura oeabalb>
fetne feline. @ir baben fe tenno9 pou<
bra@t une seben Die erte Repe bee.
oeuli&en Senators S@uri bic Il felt
Cincinnati eeba!ten> in, bis auf bae~
@ort, %pouadnpiaer 1eberieBuns, wie
fe Der Tele9rapb sebra@t. Bir babe,t<
nt&t cine Splbe auseela0en. @ir ba<
ben ni9t einen &%raftausorud eemilcert,
nt&t etne peinte obsel9wd9t. Die
&eoe 1T Elm &5&ey, farreno poQ fttnse<
iamtepeter pfeile. Die Spibe jebes btrs
lelben 1T l@arf 9eidlifen, bddr6en f@arf~
uno NIT bem @ift zines un(delt@ in=
srtmmteen 6cbnes Befrnibt.
Denno@ 9eben mir Die &ebe neII>
t6nbt9. @croen bic @eBner uns 3u>
eeftebtu, pab mir ebrlt@ fannpftn2
S&urj bat NIT rieler Reee ofenbar:
einen Iooesfob seosn Die republttaniiae:
Yartet 3u flbrsn probtrt. @ir faaers,
un{ern @eonern ,,habeant sibi~, "a bubt-
tbr ben DonnnfeiL ben Guer GROCER
Sultan Gu& ttef brunten tunf<
ret& sei&mieoet. 3et9t BAG Gurdt E.
3ei8t bas cine @wo&e Sa@e2"
8ir bofen, fir unfere Shat ron 6errrt
Wttl9 nit Dem Titel ,,ce6 Manne& NIT
benz eroben 5er3en" go 2, belieben sus
werben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01

Nu@ mir batt.n {don@eianrte am ,ponf=-
fden 6of bic f@ rert 70 rpente sure9t
ftnben tcnnten, oab fe obne 2orbee,et
bsim mueten.
Z. or (@ranD renft nidt~
DARN, he @eiese nieoersubre9en, er miHs
nur nidf, tab i'm ra5 @siey bel {sinen.
Yldnm 9~enire."
S&urs rent! in 1stner eon3en &ebe,
niGt oaran, rieie g. bouptun9 rurd An>~
fIbrun9 aud nur zines ein3tsen ~pla==
ne6", ben Grant jt oebatt unp ntdt auf<.
Qeben, {ptalD ros @eleb i'm BET be:XuSz-
flbruns 9enirte, bewetfen.
s. ~@rdnt nil chen nur 2eute uuts
ii@ bat,n bic tbm eeiftesssrwanet finh>.
unc fur 1ein eianeS Snterefe 70 gut
loreen als es 9ebt."
Wer mill tenn ra6 trDtl ntdt? Gtra
SEER Greeley? pper gar @srr~
S@ura?
9. Die &es'sruns Grants IL hlus>
i&wufduis, lansmeilia, fupir, uns barts-
mdulto in ibrer Selbflu@t."
Sir &urSweil Der Nattpn rfre"
5err @rseley better lorsen. ~6,rtmdu>
Zig" 1T er aud uidt ben1 6err Blair
reitet Jpn iammt Germ S&urs. mcbtn r.
miQ; ffupio fam man ren @eikn DON:
@bappaqua aud ntdt nenren, rsnn er7
meib bic 2eute> bic Jpn, nie 6err @d.arI-
fra9eu, mas er Don ben prattii@en De-
tails Der Girtlreform bdlt> redt gut
nit iebr agsemetnen @soenearten obsu<.
ipeilen, unc ~f&weridQta" 1T CT nur in
lofern, al6 e6 tbm iebr @wer faUt.-
an @runoiasen fef ;u balten. "Selbfz
DIT" aber bat er plenty, cenn lonR
muroe er it{ne mieliebise Yerlcp BENZ.
2ance ni@t al5 prdTcentldaftscancipat
aufprdn9en, no felbf 6err Sbur3>
nt@ts bei1ereS 5u ietuem 2obe iasen fann,-
als pab man fir ibn fiumen I'M u
neil es "Su lpdt" It. ttasn 8sAerer.
III fnpen. *,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01
eBNpminQttpn
@obenfb u

Carl Sdura ais Gt~orattermoler. Grants 9sRedunss,er.
fuG. Der rutbmaelide Tbatteaanb ter Sade. -
e9ur, tn Nurt Carolina. Our Beurttetlune bW &e
fu'tsts her bort btpuraebenben WotI. Dabatse anse.
naetlt. 9rtelsp aaf benz Stump tn sfprb carolina par
distance gertpttue 9tntritt in Gbappaqua. 9ret'
ley unp Blair am @4muisn. - Die Reeuldr . Demp.ra.
ten. Suares t.
@enn e6 unS leste @o6e ntdt UNI
m%abr1detnli@ rintte, uni Ter r%tpeeewanrte
Qanosmann, 9err Carl S9ur&
meroe pie@urfen nod DoQenp6 reifen lalz
fen, ebe er 1i6 nit au.r @u9t an feline
Aufoabe, rasD eutl9tbnm pom vStump"
aus ppQenps 3u 9reelti iren, MAIDEN
mIrbe, 70 baben MIR un8 IN &arl 9etrrt.
@r nil nt9t warten,
bis bic @lpde fi@ uDerfIblet"
unb 9ebpr1 amt benz Bef ebl ee6 S9iQer'<
19en @lpdenmeiiter6
u9abt Die itren9e Arbett RUBIN"
ni&t. @ielmebr 9laubt er an bic @abrz
belt peS Spri@wprts ~Sdmieoet pa6
Gi1en, 70 lang e6 nod bei6."
limb in Der Gbat, er bat es in fetner
am Monto9 ben 22iten in ct. 2puiS &C.
baltenen erlten u@ampa9nereoe" Ael@mte>
bet, baB bic 8unfen eappn 9efo9en.
Der 5immet mSse 5errn S9urs cieie
@raulamtett perseiben. @tr armen 3ei>
tun9Srecacteure butten 9%e9laubt, Elm me-
Mig perl9naufen su fSnnen uno unlere
2eler perl9naufen gu la0en> ALIEN pamtt
i(t'S nun wtecer rt9ts. Sci 100 @rap
i'm @9atten @@ursil1e &epen> in
penen na69ewteien miro pab bic erfte
Mufsabe Der Npmtnttrattpn bdtte iein
fpQen, nt9t et.ra fir pos8obl bcsQanpes
I'M Nusemeinen su ipr9en, 1onbern fi9
gang ipesieQ NIT cer &ueiSbnun9 81.
Sdwenselen3, pes Germ grzSflapenz
baronS gu belGaftisen> iol6e &eben jeBt
bribbeib gu le1en, 1T feine &letni9tett,
11e ju iiberl eBen> II he neSbterqudlerei
11rp, wte seiost garl, T.. .
drag ber pimmel Dir pereeber,
@as Du an uns Armen ttua,"
Die erte u@ampa9ne<& ebe'' be6 beutz
f9rn Senators 1T cine S@mdbreoe
sesen 5errn Grant. sic 1T Elm *pass
qutlL bas 3par iebrg tun1toou 5unr
meiterbaft aussefubrt II, aber peu1 Qez
idtlpsrten @esentanb nod melt u>1dbn
li6er it, als Die babli9e Mepbifepbeles>
Grabe, inter Der Ser peutlde3ei@nerN a 4
in u5drpeerrS' Beeflepsss has MntttB tea
5errn S@ur; erl9einen ld6t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01
Gtlihe bef@etoene 8emerfun9eu IA
Der erften erofen Champagne
Rebe oe6 2enator S@ur3
fur Greeley.

@ena mir in ber porteen drummer
Gem s2eler fir bic beuti8e etns
~8ieberleeune" tr 81. 2out(er Sc
oe bes Senator S&ur3 in Musf@t
Re0ten, 70 mar osr Nu6brud ni@t oana
po0tnb Aerdblt, ba ct auf cine II, fcrt>
l~aufenbeu1 3ulammenbauBe f}ebenbe Ant>
mort auf jones lorslam: auseeorbtitete
repneri(ae &unRwert l&lieben lief. ST.
eenp etpa6 Dtr8let &en wirb ,,a>
tlrlt& rur& rie Bel&rdnttbeit bes @au<
u,es unlerer 3eituns BON ielbf ausBe>
i4lo0en.
@tr f5rnen chen muir etli&e :puntte
berausareif.n unp NIT lol&tn 8emer<
tunsen beleu&ten, ale fe uns tm Snte>
refe Der @erueipuns einletttser an>
l6auunsspeilt notbmenbi9 eri&etnen.
@trberieneu unS, pte >er2elt+ itben rptrb,
bie,bet elmer 8epdblten Muserudsmetit,
auf pel&e Der BON perm @&ur3 anee<
i&laasre Son ni@t tumer &nipru& ma
Den fann.
Nllol
1. SD Babe baS l1neldd esbabt,
8ielen Don .pener NIT oenen, i'd frdber
3ulammeuaemtrtt ~ uaefauen."
6err S9ur3 mirb aufb6rtn, bas
~rlnslad" bee ~MiefaQens" stslsr isinsr
alten Grrunpe 3u beld&dn, ,pena ct es
Dem 0erfdupniB Der Maen bes re-
publifonilden 0oltes ni@t mebr perbeb<
len tann, pae Ct pas @oklsefallen
fetner neuen Greunbt bur& Nteeer>
.bre&una pe7en ptretentipas er fit bic
Gretb,ett nit 9llfe ber alter, wie
6eder, Stauo y. 1. y. tn ptelen Sabreu
0ebaut. ii 81 3zz .z
= 2. v2aet unS ui@t BEN Babne tulet,
atn, oab ,stpaltfauats 3uiammtnbalten
ibrer etalelntn Ebeilt bte @runolaee iet1
tanu, auf4psr BE 3epubMs nit Cider,
bat ruben I6nnte." IN
Den IS / 4 ~ sserbretten> als BABE
biz. republifami&t pastd unb bic etsen,<
pdrtiae AbminiRration X etpeu1 lel&er
Dabns e.bulpiBL if fiue Bee beutl&tn
@enalors niat parpl9s atbett: Dts
rtpubIiianiiat partsi unb Ier eestntpdr'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01
&epublifQnt10e Npmt<

&epublifdni19e Npmt<
matipuen+
Stir prafpent.
NlpNcS 5..@rant,
pon, Sainpis.
Sir @ics-Yrafeent
&enrp wilfon,
sun Ma0a9uletts.
Yraaoenti9afts Glectoren.
AT LARGE:
%. s. Warfball. Son RamieY;
Gbariee &.ttleion, BON GrseSorn.
Grfer Difrtct:
&barics u. Coz, ron buufcn.
3weiter 81 trtct:
81. z. Chamber, ron @pobbue.
Drttter Dtfrict:
Gbeooor Sauber, BON @amity.
Sir Mupitpr:
.. -. mbttcomh,
bon Slmlep.
SIR Glert Der Supreme E. . TT;
Saertpoob>.9oueh
BON Stanley.
@pn9reBN pminQtipnen
Gr ter 81 frtct.
Warf -. HuuueQ, BON @teele.
3meiter 81 trtct.
mojor -. 9. Strais, opn @botosee.
Dritter 81 trict.
Gen. 0obn :. Nveria, BON ct. paul
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01

4SossVsS0I SS"%ss'BVI o~ASksVI ~ . W.
Damtt bat Der Senator rur bic pent>
ger @uten ,lnter @rants &atb8ebern ee,>
ratnt.
Auber tbnen mar Grant aber nod
~ m 8eben" (?) pom ben Den. SO a.
ee6, ben 6enrY @tl{pns, ben
Sberman6 Coon Sbtp) unb arbern
Der alerbefeu, retnften unb bod iber ie>
BEN 8erpa&t Der Corruption Hebenben
patrioten. Btr peru,t0tn baaeatn In
istuemR att bic Blatrs, bic Tweets,
BE Gentou8. bic &auaartQa bee 6rn.
@retltp uno bic Mitbelfer Al, ben, @erte
eer @ranpunS etuer 1,euen aera ber ret<
men @erwaltuu8 uub Befretuns bes2an<
tes pom Corruption. Or @&limmfe
bey AnbdnBer @rante tuSenat ~Bead''
Butler, it nod etn Gneel an &etnbeit
eeSen teu reustbadeuen Buftnireuub pes
.Seuatsrs, ben aGud@ttsen 0brenbet@tt<
9er @reelep'1, Bla{E .s.I,..,..
6. sd CS@ur3) babe ttatfd@li&
freu,be @elanbteu IN bel, 9auptfabt ae,
itben, tpel@e perBebli@ mad .ber &eeie-
rut,o Der Beretn. tStaattu ipte< mad et>
mem ,perloren 9esanSentn iatnbe ODER
nod aeinena setfoblfntn pftres
dpdtea. .s.4ss MI q J. a.
S s9}eue ! gtlanpte"'' {, parea tpabrI&etn>
I'D, Wldnuer aug ben, Mpube pber PER-
HffnfniN 0i1dyRm6I6nn @eif6u60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01

nuBt bteitn 6ab eeeer bos 2anb. no Fl
seburen. tnpeu, er tba nod pur& bic al
bsrne Bebauptune, Neuz@ nelanb
babe ben @ertreter Norp @aroltnas pom
ittnem StBe I'm @enat 8eiaet, .l@Qrt.
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BRYANT, Wells. Atkinson, Bird, powles,

Bryant, Wells, Atkinson, Bird, Bowles,
Mathews, Stallo, &C. Such papers as the
New York Post. and Nation. Chicago Times
and Springfield Republican: They tell you
the result of that convention was fraud, a
cheat, brought about by bargaining and cor
ruption, combination of Tammany Hall
Rings, and St. Louis Rings. And in proof
of this you have the fact that the whole New
York Ring of Tammany thieves is solid for
Greeley Tweed, Connoiy, Sweeney, 1nger-
sol, Garvey, Smith, Hall, Field, Morrissey,
Ben Wood, and all others who have plumber ed
that city. The men who led the riots 10 'G3,
plundering, burning orphan asylums, and
hanging negroes to lamp posts, these and
their like, all over the country are in favor of
this new reform party, and yoa are asked to
ally yourselves with then. More than this,
Mr.. Greeley is business partner of Tweed.
Kane who burned bridges to prevent our brave
boys from reaching the National Capital, so
that it should not fall into the hands of the
rebels, and Yerger the assassin, these are all
reformers, and you are asked to be their al
lies Reform why the Cincinnati Conven-
ton was infdel turned God out of its coun-
ellis, it denied prayer. When ii was asked
who is - open the Convention with
prayer?" the answer was, "Prayer! that IS
play ed out, we want no Muckers here. With
no acknowledgements of the divine hand III
the affairs of Government, the convention did
its work, and that work the abIest and best
men in ii tell you was the result OF fraud,
bribery, and corruption and this fraud, this
bribery, this corruption, republicans are in
vted to uphold. But Mr.. Pillshury tells yeu
Mr.. Greeley has been converted. and sup"
pose joined that pure party that he, Mr..
Greeley so tersely described above. Repuli-
cans honest men of all parties, Christians,
business men, laborers, will you aid in up
holding such fraud? believe not.
AppRrP
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OF Massachusetts.

For Electors Of President and Jice Presidenf
At Large, SAMUEL E.. SPRING.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
First District, JAMES II. Me MULLAN
Second District, - JOHN II. KIM BALL
Third District, JAMES ERSKINE.
Fifth District, EBENEZER KNOWLTON.
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Balance, net assets, Dec. 81 ISL, $50, 1861 -
SCHEDULE OF ASSETS, DEC. 81 ISL.
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cessful efforts. Horace Greeley.
He has been judicious, energetic and sue
cessful. Do you expect more than this by
bringing the party above described by Mr..
Greeley, into power? But do hear some one
say Grant is failure? How? In what? Have
we not peace and plenty? Is not our flag hon
ored on every sea? Who molests or threatens
us? Who is appalled, with fear of instruction?
Ilas Mr.. Greeley spoken the truth in regard
TO the honesty, economy and energy of Gen.
Grants administration? Who then desires
change: Can the business men of the country
afford to have this honesty, economy and en-
ergy changed? Laboring men, can you afford
it? 1t is the honesty, economy, and energy in
the administration Of the Government by the
republican party which has given that mighty
impetus TO business that has doubled the
whole property of the nation during the last
twelve years; that has entranchised labor,
and given yon the high vantage ground you
occupy to-day. And for what are you to ex-
change this honesty, economy, and energy?
Mr.. Greeley tells you. Hatred, wrath, the
rebel element of the South, with the North
ern allies. alt is rebel at the core to day."
says Greeley. This is the jubilee to which
you are invited; such the company in which
republicans are invited to ride behind |
opine that no republican will he found
there, for honor and duty will alike repel
them | Infer this from another fact that
Mr. Greeley has thus tersely stated
That the people of the United States
know Gen. Grant-have known all about him
since Donnelson and Vicksburg, they do not
know HE slanderers, and do not care to know
| them. Horace Greeley.
But we are told that new party formed at
Cincinnati party of reform, every man OF
which hates Office, is in the field, and to that
you should ally yourselves, and aid in reform
ing abuses. A party Of reform: What do the
leading men and papers who aided in that
movement say OF the result? Such men as
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS.
First District, JOHN Fl. BURLElGH.
Second District, VIM. T. FIX H.
Third District, JAMES G. BLAINE.
Fifth District, EUGENE HALE.