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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

Al q regular communication Of the 0eth'
semAne COmmandery, No, X. T., held last
night at the asylum, Seventh street, between
and X, an election Of officers for the ensuing
year was held, with tho following result: Emil.
nent Commander, Sir knight A. Payne; GeR.
rAlissImO, Sir Knight r. II. Robinson Captain
General, Sir knight q. II. Jones; PTelate, Sir
Knight ]. T.. CLARK; 3. Warden, Sir Knight X.
T. IVersOn; J. Warden, Sir knight ]. X. Brooks;
Treasurer, Sir Knight ]. z, Bell; Recorder, Sir
knight X. W. Tompkinsi WardsT, Sir knight
U. A. Lemoro. The oommAndery, although tho
youngest In tho District, H. nevertheless,
among the most prominent and prosperous, en-.
brAolng, as II does, In Its membership some Of
our ahlest and best known oOlOred citizens.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

Despite the Indictment weather Of yesterday
the Veteran Legion Of Allegheny Oily, Penn
syManiS' VEN A ~ nne Guy skntsSeng At
members Of the National Veteran Union, they
proceeded 10 the Executive Mansion, and the
visitors we're introduced Individually to the Pre-
ident who came into the East room 10 receive
them. They Afterwards visited the various De-
pArtmontH, and also the establishment Of Messrs.
A. r. Shepherd h o., where they met the So
nlOF member Of the arm, and after general In.
PRODUCTION. were shown by him through the
building. The club departed for home last even.
Ing In the $50 train, highly pleased with their
city
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25


The county school commissioners did not meet
yesterday.
General query yesterday-HNs the horse dis
ease reached Washington YETI
There Is q fair prospect for another railroad
war In this city. Let Il come.
Mr.. Joseph Hodgsou, the intendant, Is lying
very sick at his residence at the asylum.
Washington has a new female pet. Perl
gone" il pFaisRd by alt Who hsVs rsad -
The Young Mems Republican Club are hXlng
M the club house for the winter.
Yesterday was q bad day for the rheumAiics.
Most persons affected that way did little quiet
swearing.
The two last days have intorfered greatly with
the contractors. Rather hard Just at the close
Of the season.
Notwithstanding the order postponIng the
parade, the ZO-ZOos took march through the
city yesterday.
Mr.. A. II. Mullett, supervising architect Of
the Treasury, started last mia ht on tour north.
During his absence he will visit New York city,
| Albany, Utica and Fall river.
There were many inquiries yesterday to know
| the name OF the smart reporter who does the
| police news simultaneously In Detroit and
| Washington.
Kate q. GOsnell, Henry Launum, Alexander
| Jones and Joshua Johnson, sick and destitute
paupsTs, were sont yesterday to the Washington
asylum hospital upon permits from tho Dover
nor.
The following was the range OF the theTmOm.
| eter yesterday at Hempler's Opticlan store, No.
| 4b3 PennEyIvanla avenue corner OF Four nd-A-
half street q. IN, O.; 10 a. IN, 81; u ~, 55;
| p. IN o. p. m, 81; Up. IN, o.; s p. m, o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
AmUsEM ENTH.



The National Theatre.
Last evening was horrible one under foot
40, o,or hoob an, ON that accopnt tbere was
'"" w "'''' - w - ,y.,t.,ai,
not an encouraging auulehce NJ 'no Na''"ha'
However, Miss Thompson's assumption OF tho
eharaetor Of Mrs. yandyke In the play Of zone
-, - -, s--,I-., ,,t,t,., =.
WIG Mas aS poIi1S.' ~ serS "a has
on previous OyShslohs. .ne WI s,tsS Th,,aS,
psep INV VI p osas' ~ Th Jearest one
ION IN guy IssPoSti auH Pvrnnp hI,,b ami ,om,
70 ~ hIuSte. ~ ms I,1r w ~ m na,rnDs
mandlnS piAce 20 the esuaon y. wy NJ
" Wy " t 80! ~ ~ Iii dpsI crowded
aNotlhF cI,SuinstAnSes SuT VII III n, "a 10 mo-,
n"u'eh IL "a sn,p.i .,crnpnn A. The matt
nee leave three more opportunities to see the
play, and the lovers OF niue acting VIII DC sure
TO improve 'nem'
The Theatre Comlaue-As Fly
Hundreds OF brave men Illustrated tneit orut-
age by facing tho storm last night sno iotoins
their way through darkness' tnuu anu ram 70
the Theatre Comique TO see the 'AhtipoueAh
Queen walk the ceiling "as hy." On the
.stit,., dIrSe,,v obove tbe orchestra was taa
'tus' VI -, 90 ,1,., "a r..
teheuA Hnooth PlanA hUous !, ~ y, 1919 ,a ~
Wlde, anu beloN hrIangsueh, - ~ ~. ~
W case OF MI Ky. az avoy uomap ~ are nny
OlneI nalno y, .n,s o.t ~ ,he st.1a ,,ny
geous 10 hesh-colored tlghts, gold and silver lace
spangles and blue SIX ana Dy mean OF ropes
ana pulloys W. Mes hiuIu W SUM- u'P0"N'As '''i
She Immersed her feet 10 q mysterious tin box,
about the size that Treasurer Hof carries round
his money In, and buckied on hrEe PAn ol
round soled shoos, and then planting her leet on
| the plank dropped down and commenced her
perilous walk forward and D9ek once. we
never saw q ny lOlt hettet' n Iact, ~ in N.Y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

PoLICE CoURr-JHdge SHeH-CoL Richard
Wooden, charged win carrying concealed
weapons. Mr.. A, X. Browne stated that he Rp-
peafed for MI. Wooden. He was stranger In
Town, and had been arrested while In the ST.
Marc hotel, but had not used II or attempted TO
use II as u concealed weapon. Tho policeman
who arrested him said he was called upon 10 Ar.
rest him by some one unknown. Tho judge
dismissed the case, saying there was no Law TO
prevent a traveller through the city from carry.
Ing arms, when no offence had heen committed
THIS Ia the nAme individual who had the alter.
cation win Nj. A. X. Browne, In the Marlboro
court. houso last saturday, as reported In the
RgPuBLfoAN OF Monday last. Evan Bond, dTly.
ing on iOOtwalk, ~. Robert NJ. smith, charged
with keeping his barber shop open on the Lords
day, 40. Charles Wallace, charged with sell
ing liquor without lioanss on q, betWeen
Twelfth aud Thlrtaenth streets. The Judge said
It hal cOme to his noe.b nat this was what Is
known in New Yotk A. . panel-house, the ao-
cused being In cOnneotlon with another party
| living In the same house, to get victims In a
drunken state and then pluck them. This was
n New York custom which he does not propose
. So '-s -s-is.--A h~Ea and he hssd WeIlAos
| tl25 and costs, or three months In jail. An ap.
| peal was taken, and $500 bonds fiGsd TO prose.
| cute In tho higher court.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

Captain q. Mallory, United states army,
acting signal officer, having asked permission
Of the board to construct line Of telegraph
from his office, along south side Of q street to
some point on the Potomac, has been Informed
that tho beard would prefer him to have the
line along Z street northwest to the point
named, as the residents on q street are much
opposed to unslghtly effects Of that kind.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

A0rAnt and Wilson Club was organised at
Laurel, Prince Georges county, Maryland, on
the Ath OF October, 1872, with the following
named Otncers and elghty.soven active memberl,
who are going to use their eNeTtlOnB to carry
the district; q, T. Collins, PRESIDENT George
Joseph, first vice PRESIDENT John Wells, second
vice president; X =. JefeTies, secretary; Wash
lngt0n Brooks, treasurer Joseph Watson, caD-
tain; VIM. LAtchfOTd, marshal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

ny reference 10 another column to tho adver.
lisemenl Of the Circulating Library In the rooms
OF !he Young Mems Christian Association It
books are offered TO our citizens at the low rate
Of % per year The library company have Just
AIDED some OF the latest works OF fiction,
science, travels and history, and are determined
to use every means 10 make II a hrst class lib.
Tary. Gall and look at the books
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
THE COURTS.
EiINII.

SUPREME CouRT OF THE DISTRICT IN 0KN
ERAL TERN.-Uhisf Justice Cartier and Jus
tees Wylle and Macarthur sat in bdac yes
tertlay.
Wells W. LegEett and Michael DOOley mad,
application for admission to the bar, and thell
cases were referred to the examining committee
Mills vs., Lindsay Decree below affirmed.
barton vs.. Douglas, demanded 10 spOclA
term.
Baker vs. boss Decision modifying fOrmsi
decree.
case was begun by Messrs. Jackson and Oar
FlngtOn. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

Tho chief engineer was directed to prepare a
contract with Messrs uantE & Appleman for
the construction Of 81 foot barrel sewer in NJ
street northwest, beginning at the termination
Of the sewer now being constructed by Richard
Morgan, said GantE Appleman to furnish all
labor and materials necessary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

About o'clock, yesterday evening, as Philip
BrisoOe, cOlOred was driving down Fifteenth
street, near PennHylyania avenue, In wagon,
his horses became frightened and ran away,
ting the wagon. Mr.. BriscOe was thrown upon
the pavement and broke his ankle. Medical
aid was rendered by DR.. Leach, and afterwards
he returned to his home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

In an Interview yesterday between Mr.. Shop
herd, vice president Board Of Public Works
and Mr.. Randolph, engineer Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, Mr., shepherd distinctly
stated that the work Of completing the grades
OF Tue stroots er0saink the baluhore And phlo
Railroad would be pressed without delay, aud
that tho duty OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road 10 conform TO the established grades was
clearly DEFINED by the acts Of Congress, and that
the prosperity Of that section Of the city through
which this road passes could no longer he re-
tATded by lnAetion and culpahle neglect on the
part Of the offioers OF the railroad.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

VERILY THH Womb MOVES The new way
Of doing business In tho Photograph line, as
adopted and executed At No. 8lb Ninth street.
10 proof Of the fact The hall Is crowded during
business hours, and every body goes away we'll
pleased, either with the beauty Of bis photos or
the amount Of his prize.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

The chief engineer, Mr.. Phillips, has notified
Mr.. Randolph, engineer Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, to make preparations at once for
sustaining the track at the junction Of = street
and tho road, the Board OF Public Works being
that locality
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

Mt. Joseph =. Collins has been directed to
raise the house on tho corner Of Connecticut
avenue aud NJ street northwest, so AZ to con
form 70 the nrcsent arale Of that section.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

The chief engineer was directed to amend the
contract Of Richard Morgan for constructing
Oll.GOOt brick barrel sewer in Twentieth street,
to NJ street northwest, and along NJ street to
Eighteenth northwest, so as to have said sewer
terminate on NJ street, two hundred feet from
the east building line Of Twentieth street north.
vast
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

Mr.. A. Campbell was notified that unless he
begins the work Of constructing the sewer In q
street northeast within three days, and pushes
the same to a rapid completion, II will be given
To some other person who win not tribe with II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

LIGHT, DRAB, DROWN, BLUE, dahlia and
slate eOlOTsd English kersoy OyeTcOats az aston
ishingly low prices, Just rscelyed at 4. STRAus'
popular clothing house, lOll Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

THURsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 tho
bost Dontrince in use. 1t ksepsthe Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy
Price rs and 30 conta.
JoUvHH's lnOd0rOus Kid Glove Cleaner 10 fAI
superior TO anything known. Price 20 cents.
THoMPsoN's POmGde Optimo Is exquisite. II
Hoftena, beauties, and GtronEthens the hair
Price 20 and 90 cents.
All for sale by druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

This evening, Hon. NJ. ID. LsEgett Commits.
SlonoT Of Patents delivers a lecture before this
class IN the Young MEMS Christian Association
WORKER
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

OCToBER a.
AdniC Clue. s,g:
Your note OF this date, notifying the board Of
your appointment ant qualification as a mem.
her thereof, Is received, and we shall be pleased
TO have you attend the meeting TO be held Fri.
day, at 2 p. IN. IL II hardly necessary to express
the satisfaction we feel at the appointment Of
one 30 admirably qualined TO perform the duties
and so fully 10 accord with your fellow. members.
Very truly, yours,
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD, Vice President.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
DISTRICTNO


The petition Of Z. u. willard and others to
lave alley In square 700 paved has been denied.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

Is probably unexcelledj Shirts TO ~ inches, and
Drawers to 10 GKOR0H U. II SHINING,
No. Al0 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

corner Of few York avenue and FIfteenth
street, pays per cent, on deposits
RANKING hours-O to I, SatuTdaysV TO and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

LADIES AND GEETLEfKh, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In hTsLolAss manner
send them to A. FISHER, ols Ninth street, op.
pOsIte Patent Once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fail.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
Amusements, Lecture. 4, etc.

WAsnINgTON .THkATRK COnIIQUr,.
w Eleventh street, south Pannsyiyania AVsnueD
- THURSDAY, lctabeE IA 1872
BRILL IANr ENTKRT AINMRNr.
pOWkkFUL CHANGE
NKW PROURb MMR
First appearance OF tho ttuy wonderful Esu ale
MILE RMMA An'lPOa''H' MILE EMMA
In her Thrilling AID periloua feat Of Waking The Och.
log ht6d DovbwEtds, without the aid
Of books, rope. or suction.
MR. 0h, RNk II. BROWN,
the daring and intrepid OymnAat the ariel %
TRRMRND Gus kTfRAOTIoSs, -.
MAS LYDIA wRBs1 KIN,
MISS LYDIA WEBSTER,
=, The tspsle Hercules and KEN = Dub swlngsI
HARRY BROWN, HARRY Brown,
MtssrS. y litter and Goldrloh. Mills oSlisttl, Mons.
OardollA,Ah our beAu,ltul ballet troupe.
,,,,s,, MISS LULA DKLMAY. ,,n
james W. wesley sod MIss Addis Johns y, ballet
advertisement, La FLORAL, the entire Cor, Dc
ballet
NEW ACTS, NFw EoNGs, HFw IRTRRLUDEs.
-, oNE %iFF, roR TWO 0IIiDREN
WashinHtsh Upslde Dewa Or, 1912,
Almcst Ready. WHITE CROOK
ISdlss' nlSh's tvery tuesday and Ffidsg
Family MGlnsss Wednesday add Saturday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25
METROPOLITAN VARIETY TnRATl

METROPOLITAN VARIETY TnEATHB
THE BALL KRPT IN MOTION,
Elhleyl.n COMEDIAN, JOHN AULLIdAE and
BILLY rios, the tunnies snd most mi, Il: provoking
De new selection q hs,S .pIit,lSs 'pscsitss
sod "a the BuTcsque y lAek Otook huillKNn MILE
lAellah ltics As NILE ho.A Assisted by the snti'e
hAkENzlF, tho wonderful tTAnsformAtiOn tArosr
received WITH great applause. Notios-On F'idsy
q JoRS MSlSsa sSd BiJ RisS, Hssn sn .RSS Sss
array Of Fresh hoSslties viii be presented FnEaEe-
meat eItFASTdnAD Of tho WORLD crowned Ribi . IAn
pear on Monday everiDG, October ., In EihioPipn
''q i, Ss' n5 sF 81 6Bss Il nov Ter Ss
formers oc9irf
NJ khbk's sThikG BAND.-PKOF LOUIS
w WEBER, assisted by hrst. olAas MUSICIANS, L.
ansc ioT z GsTmans Psrs B snh Ss RSg%Ss
ton. Orders be left al W. q, hStISrott 4 Oo.s,
oeiO,9m
FOR MOUNT VEHNOR.
The steamer ARROW, Captain FrapL Yelling,
head having been rebuilt and snlrsy by her
'''''"' o fS5f05ff ~ SEVENTH ssTFREET.
DAILY 'SoH SSa s s65ifigSTfa YrAAEoEo ooLooK
re Tomb Of WGShiEEtoHl asd I9is5msdiAts
isS5sa Gen. sSS4 : si "a 81 A no,
RARI.OW's GALLERY or MIA AIETs
Renewed frsa Ne. I950tS Ne. I90B Fees.
sJlVanla avsaus,
On tree exhibition and Tor sale large collection
tipanhnEs: kEREaIines, ohIe9os, bFopISs 0al,lns
and PhotoErAph Frames. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

Sewing Machine is the best Of all. The perfso.
tlOn Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, nOlsslsss, Tor more
nearly sothan any other shuttle mAchins,) self.
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts ID not equAlsd In any other machine.
Once, eos street, Masonic Temple.
4 7,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
3Iem'l)ork Daily 9ribmare'
FRIDAY, JUNE 21. 1872.

Diaeli has concluded to postpone his motion for in
quiry in regard 20 the Alabama negotiations. some
Of the Geneva Arbrators desire to consult their Gov
ernments before deciding the question Of adjournment
- The reyOlutionsts in Mexico are losing ground.
.= France has paid TO Switzerland 100000 francs'
the sum raid for maintaining BOurbak's army. ==
Honor. were easy' at the Henley regatta Yesterday
the decisive heat takes place today =- The German
neet bombarded PortauP Prince, and the HaytieD Gov
eminent paid $1,000 to the Commander.
The New-York state Canal debt is to be paid in COIN
-= The fight over a county scat in Kansas continues.
- A mysterious conference OF Democrats was held
Yesterday at Long Branch. =- The Kentucky Democ-
racy instructed its delegates TO Baltimore to vote as
unit === The Democrats OF Alabama have nominated
Thomas II. Herndon for the GOyernorship.
The members of the Conference at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel spent seven hours in speeeh-mahng. =- An en-
thusastc Liberal Republican Convention at Newark
was addressed by Gen. Fitzpatrick and others. - Two
additional Jurors were secured fer the Stokes trial.
The suit against Cen Butler for the seizure OF the
Nassau was abandoned by the counsel for the plaintiff
z= Dr. Geo. r. Gyles, charged with causing
the death Of Mrs LOwden by malpractice was
acquitted ==== The trial OF Chief Of Police Nc
Williams Of Jersey City, for alleged misconduct
In recovering stolen bonds, ended in an honorable ac
quittal. =- VIM. r. Martin read paper before the
Alumni OF the University Of New-York on New Re
ouirement in Education" :- The Ianthe. Peerless
Oracle and Vixen we're the winning boats in the annual
regatta of the New-York Yacht Club. =- The Street
Cleaning Bureau presented report Of is operations for
one week. === delegation Of worhngmen COM
planned 10 the Police Commissioners Of the action OF the
pol Q In charging on strikers. Gold 1lSi Il9s 1854
Thermometer, 76o, 05o, 75o.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

we be permitted to inquire whether, anybody
swooned in its Office after writing tSat Mr..
Greeley's "advent to power would stim,' ,'iiato
call tho worst tendencies of the d"y-coh-
"tempt for training and for experience OF alk
"kinds. faith in blathcrskite and bawling az
"instruments of human regeneration dlsre-
"sard for character as a social or political
"force farcical views of government and legis-
"lation recklessness and Indifference to de-
tails in administrations; and that subtle but
nevertheless potent hinderance to civil
citation, which consists in the cul-
"tivation of grossness and vulgarity
"of manners as things in themselves de-
" sirable." We trust that our accomplished
contemporary is alarmed without cause. How
can the Republic relapse into "grossness and
" vulgarity," with The Erening Post and The
Nation, the one daily and the other weekly
gospel of good breeding, and with Mr.. George
William Curtis and his authoritative de-
cisions about Mr.. Greeley's boots, trowsers, and
hat as living and moving model to all men
of the Chesterfieldian niceties2
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
NEW-YORK DALI

few gentlemen of undoubted sincerity and
indisputable capacity for keeping in q hope
less minority, talk of another meet
ing this morning, and nomination
of their own. We can only repeat our
declaration of day or two ago. They must
90 their own way, solitary and IN
peace. The great majority OF the gen
tlemen who attended the Conference
have declared for Greeley and Brown. The
meeting has harmonzed the discordant ele-
ments, and largely conquered the discomfort.
Those who left Cincinnati eager for some
other ticket, left the Fifth Avenue, last night,
resolved to share in the triumph of the Ci~-
cinnati candidates. To-day the Liberal "io'e-
ment is united and confident, win Lyman
Trumbull and Carl Schurz at its head
And now for Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
rHE pEMoCRATC STAMPEpE.

To the list of States in which Den'oei"ho
Co.,.-o,,.;,,,a boro substantially declared for
n D,-.fa.r md nominees of the Cincinnati
CN....,tion must now be added Alabama,
Kentucky. California, and Connecticut.
The Democracy of the last named state
held its Conventions in districts, ana
tbe delegates assembled Mt New Haven yes
terday and unmistakably manifested their au-
besion 70 Greeley and Brown. In Kentucky
on tbe other hand, the delegation to the BAL
tmore Convention, which is agreed to be over
wbelmingly for the Cincinnati nominees, were
instructed to vote as unit tor any polcy
which would defeat the Philadelphia nomi-
nations. Thus far, then. we have the De-
mocracy of seventeen States, which have by
their action given in their adhesion to the
Liberal movement. They are: Ala
bama, 20; California, 10; Connec-
ticut 10; Indiana, 30; Iowa, ~
Kansas 10; Louisiana, 1C; Maine, IA; Mary
land. f6; Minnesota, 1O Missouri, ~; new
York, 20; South Carolina, IA; Texas, 10; 'el-
mont, 10; West Virginia, 1O Wisconsin, ~;
making an aggregate of 332 votes III the
Baltimore Convention. To these must DE adue'.
tbe 5s votes of Pennsylvania. Inc VoCe VI
that State has always been cast as unit a'
all National Conventions, and though by some
inadyertence no direct instructions were gwen
TO the delegates, it is agreed that the large
majority is for Greeley and Brown. 1t is safe
already, therefore, to assume two-thlrds OF the
votes in the Baltimore Convention for Greeley
and Brown, on the first ballot
To tickle the fancy of those gentlemen VINO
have tried to persuade themselves that such Il
result as this was impossible, we commend
mysterious dark-lantern meeting OF men,
claiming to be Democrats, held at Long
Branch Yesterday. This Convention, 1t Is SAID,
is called for the purpose of preventing, II
possible, the alarmingly imminent Endorsement
of Cincinnati by Baltimore. These gentlemen,
who appropriately draw their inspiration from
the Presidents cottage by the sea, are reported
70 be not so much in favor of q straight Dem
ocratic nomination as anybody to beat Greeley
and elect Grant Mr.. Charles Francis Adams
is mentioned as the possible third candidate.
OF course, nothing serious can be said OF the
mufiled movements of these conspirators,
who are unknown and who will remain
forever unknown. The National Democ-
racy has SO far declared for the Liberal
movement that we may consider the action
at Baltimore foregone conclusion; and the
acceptance of that action by the party at
large is as sure as the ultimate triumph OF
the Liberal policy and nominees.