The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-07-18
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celYed with enthusiasm by the Demo
cracy here. The Avalanche and Appeal
offices have suspended across the street
immense Greeley and Brown flag Gree
ley clubs will at once take steps a. told a
monster ratification meeting
/ NnMINGToN, \. C., July 10 The
nomination OF Greeley aud Brown by the
Baltimore Convention, gives universal
satisfaction among the Conservatives ard
Democrats here. The State canvass is
progressing amid unusual excite
ment, both parties are making tremen-
dous efforts. Secretaries Boutwell, and
Delano make two speeches each for the
Republicans within the next two weeks.
The Conservatives have grand mass
meetings at Weldon ON the 18th, and at
/ Raleigh on the 10th. Carl Schurz. Sen
ator Trumbull, Frank Blair, Senator
Thurman, and other distinguished speak
ers are expected. The most extensive
| preparations have been made, and
large gathering of people from all por-
tons of the State is looked for ut both
points. Nearly every county is being
thoroughly canvassed and in some of
/ them candidates are making two speeches
per day. The election takes place on
| August LIST, and it is thought the last
week of the canvass will be the most ex-
citing ever witnessed in the State
New YORK, July 10.-On the an
nouncement of the nomination of Greeley
and Brown three field pieces fred one
hundred guns III City Hall Park Flags
were hoisted on the City Hall, and
banner was suspended between two large
| trees in City Hall Park with the inscrip-
ton that "Tammany responds to the
nomination of the National Convention
at Baltimore"
NEwBURG, n. Y, July 10.-The
Democrats here are firing one hundred
guns in honor of the nomination of Gree
ley and Brown.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The Age,
(until to-day an anti-Greeley Democratic
journal, says in reference to the nomi-
nation of Greeley: In the general up
rising against official corruption, the pO-
pular voice has hailed Horace Greeley as
an honest man, the nOblest work of God,
who is to restore the better DAYS of the
Republic, when patriotism and public
spirit, not seltishness and greediness, were
the common attributes OF American Pre-
sidents. This is the expectation that
Horace Greedy must fulfil if he prove
eqsal to his great opportunity. 1t is not
by mistrust, but by generous confidence,
that he may strengthen for his work that
confidence which the Democratic party
has accorded him and no word of ours
would we know, abate it, We do not
know him except by his record-that is
pure. In the cause of reform and honest
administration, his name will suit well
with those of Buckelaw, Thompson and
Hartley.
New ORLEANS, June 10-There is an
impromptu ratification meeting in La
fayette Square; fireworks, torchlight
procession, music and addresses Great
enthusiasm.
RICHMOND, Va, July 1O.-The action
of the Baltimore Convention in nomina-
ting Greeley and Brown is received here
with the greatest satisfaction Guns
were fired during this afternoon, and to-
night an impromptu meeting was held,
and there was also a considerable display
of fireworks.
RALEIGH, n. c., July 10.-There is
great rejoicing among the Conservatives
and Democrats here over the nomination
of Greeley and Brown.
The evening edition of the Daily News
appears with the candidates at its mast
head.
WAsHINGroN, d. c., July 10-The
Daily Patriot, hitherto anti Greeley Dem
ocratic, places the names of Greeley and
Brown at the head of its column to-
morrow.
SAN Francisco, July 1O.-The Daily
Examiner, the leading Democratic jour
nal on the Pacific coast, hitherto opposed
to the Cincinnati movement, hosts the
names of Greeley and Brown, and edito-
rally endorses the nominations.
PITTsBURG, July 10.-The Pittsburg
Post, which has heretofore opposed Gree
ley and Brown, will now support them. |
In leader tomorrow it will say The
action Of the Convention was marked
with sufficient dignity, force and una
nimity to warrant us in yielding our full |
adhesion and support to the candidates,
which we promptly pledge here and
now"
New York, July Dispatches re-
port numerous salutes and ratification
meetings over the nomination of Greeley
and Brown at Buffalo, Albany, Syracuse,
Rochester, OswegO, Saratoga, Utica, |
Laconia, n. H, and the cities in the |
West
BATON ROUGE, July 10-One hun
bred guns are being fired in honor of the
Baltimore nomination Everybody ju \
bilant.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 1O.-The /
of Greeley and Brown at .
Baltimore is received here by the Demo
Gratis with general satisfaction.
CLEVELAND, o., July 10.-The nom
nation Of Greeley and Brown at Balti- /
more is being ratified here by the firing /
of national salute.
MILWAUKEE, July 10.-The Liberal
and Democrats receive the 4
at Baltimore with enthusi- /
asm. One hundred guns were fired in
honor of the event.
NASHVILLE, July 10.-The nomina- I
tion of Greeley and Brown by the Balti- 4
more Convention was received with en-
thusiasm by the opposition to Grant in .
this city. The adoption Of the Cincin- /
matt platform is approved.
PARIS, ILL, July 10.-The Demo .
Gratis and Liberal Republicans Of Edgar .
county, Illinois, will hold great mass
meeting on the 18th inst, at Paris, to
ratify the nomination Of Greeley and .
Brown. A number Of eminent speakers .
are to be present,
Fort SCOTT, July 10.-A salute was
fired here this afternoon in honor of the /
Baltimore Convention nominee, and /
there has been much excitement among
Democrats and Liberal Republicans. \ I
ratification meeting will be held here on
Saturday in honor of the nominees.
ST.. LOUIS, July 10.-T Democrats