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New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

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New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
4 CAMPAIGN CLUB FORMED IN BRooKLY,

a CAMPAIGN CLUB FORMED IN BROOKLYN.
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club was
organized last evening in the Twelfth Ward Of Brooklyn
the Banner Democratic Ward Of the city. The meeting
called 70 order by the temporary Chairman, Mr..
GGstayu Zoges, who suggested that all present should
enroll Themselves a. members Of a Greeley and Brown
organization. over 70 placed upon the roll
The Special Committee appointed 10 nominate perman-
ent officers reported the following. who elected:
President, Gustayus A. Preuss President Gusta-
vus L'Ees Recording Secretary, James Walsh Core
spending secretary, b. F. Clark Treasurer Jas. Kane.
he Committee recommended that these officers should
serve until a election should be held under the
direct Of the Liberal Republican General Committee
Mr. Pgeuss, taking the chair, welcomed all who de-
sired ihc election Of the liberal Republican nominees
Committee consisting of Messrs. Voges Hall, and
Ju was appointed 20 prepare bylaws for the govern
ment o The Organization. Mr.. Juif offered the follow
Ing. which were adopted with great applause:
Rcs0ired, That this Association hail with enthusiasm
the nomination OF Horace Greeley for the Office OF Pres
dent OF the United States by the Convention RECENTLY a.
eemlef ~ CINCINNATI aud that we pledge 10 him ana 10
the Hon Graz Brown the nominee FOR President
our undivided ana Jealous support
h6SDlted, That We recognize IN the Hon Uorace Crae
lev thoroughly 81 the OeOple gtron0lv derttta
with the great interests Of the eounfrS S,d d,
spOkep sincere, and truly honest and INTO u,ns ii
and administration the affairs the Nafionsi =, ,r
Incul MAY be cOutded without fear OF nisgiyiDO
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
ERRORS OF TESPER, IF NOT OF JUDGMENT

Gen HaWley is sour and spitefuI over bis
rdeeat lie makes two remarks which he should new
have ed 10 fail from his usually amiable non ~
says Of the Cincinnati Convention that II was fbe rne,
sgEgpt National Convention ever held n this country
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

We PUBLISH tIstWntIt IHt dUtCPUHHUt UI INC
Cincinnati nomination by Horace Greeley and we con
fess 10 great admiration OF the cunning IL displays As
cunning Of the principal traits OF e distinguished
caudidafe we expected good deal OF 10 In his note
hardly much get. The sly ola gentleman beglns
by coessng that he hesitated to accede 10 tne wines
ofhs friends they were sent especially TO nominate hml
until he felt the pulse Of the people, but thai nay hE etb IT,
having been uproariousy approved by al tle toy
and tpans OF the universe he has no longer any uouOt
IL Is not that there as been any coLslatI"1o re-
spouse from Buy0Gdy but the regular traders oi o.l's
but 10 ~ adroit 20 assume that there has btei-Ih
Dotes, il logic, ore may lake f0I graAted hl~s NC
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-26
RECONCILIATION,

amt no politician
But once watched q fly -.- ..
A sailing round and round a web
A spider sitting by,
He sighed and said 81 love her so.
should rejoice if she
d shake hands across the bloody chasm,
And come and practice re-
Conciliation-ation-"
That spider said to me.
looked out of the window,
bird was fluttering round
Just where a kuklux copperhead
Lay coied upon the ground.
He smiled a smile and softly said,
Forget the past, said he.
g Its worn out hates and by-gone feuds,
And learn to practice re-
Conciliation-ation-
And come and talk wirh me.
Just then the fly went buzzing by:
She looked back as she went,
And Laughed good bye, old spider,
Don't humbug worth a cent"
The startled bluebird. piping loud,
Scared high into tree,
.Too thin. old Johnny Reb." she sang
= l scorn your bogus re-
Conciliation-ation-
You can't play that on mer'
amt no politician
But then, it sort O. seems
Too bad for men of sense to be
Took in by shabby schemes.
They know less than fly or bird,
Or bug or bumblebee. .r.
Who don't detect beneath the mask
The meaning of the Re
Conciliation-ation-
OF JEFF and Horace G..
-Peleg Wales.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-26

Defiance Mlning COmpamy--NOsSe~.
The first annual meeting Of the stockholders -
the Defiance Mining Company will b. held At
the ONCE of the Secrctary. in Carson City. ON
O'Clock p. n. for the purpose Of ciccttng Tru..
tees, 10 serve the ensuing year. ny order u
the Trustees. lSAAC MCCONNELL,
1rpe l2ln. occrut-y,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-26
THE NEW DAILY APPEAL,


A daily newspaper, devoted to politics, general
news local affairs and the interests of its neigh
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Issued every day Sundays excepted.)
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There will be no deviation from this rule.)
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Carson at Fifty Cents per week. payable weekly
to the carrier.
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OFFIcE-On Second street, opposite the South
can From. of the Capitol.
HENRY r. MIGHELS,
Proprietor and Editor.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25

kodami, one of the Japanese students. las
Joined the Methodist Church. An exchange
says: .'Kodami if that ANITA hard name TO
join witli.''
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
Fame.


II snpposewraff tl1osg III iis who write II
verse Or prose, hare the ahabitiial feeling tia
we should like TO be remembered. 1t il te
wake when all Of those who were round ii
have been long wrapped III slanber. Il is .
pleasant thought enough THAT the name BY
which We. have been called shall be familiar
on The lips oi those who come after lls. and
the thoughts that wrought themselves out in
our Intelligence, the emotions that trembled
Through Our frames, shall live themselves
over again III the minds and hearts 81 others.
But il there not something of rest, 81 calm,
/ IN the th0nght Of gently and gradually
fading away cut of human remembrance !?
What line have we written that was Oh,
level with our conceptionss What page Of
I'ours that does not betray some weakness we
would feign have left unrecorded? 10 be-
foome classic and share the life of 4 lar
guage. is to be ever open to criticisms, to
comparisons, to the eaprices Of successive
generations, to be called into court aud stand
I trial before a new jury, once or more than
once IN every century. TO be forgotten Is to
sleep IN peace with undisturbed n,yriads:
no longer subject to the chills and heats, the
blasts. the slccf. the dust, which assail in
endless succession that shadow OF q man
which we call his reputation. The line
which, dying, we would wish to blot, has
been blotted cut for us by a hand so tender,
so patient, SO used to.its kindly task, that the
page looks as fair as III ihshad never borne the
record of our inffrmity on our transgression
And then SO few would Be wholly content
-~itittileIr legacy Of fame. The dignity OF II
silent memory is not 70 be su,aiervalued. |
Fame is after all a kind of rude handling,
anil a mamie that il often on vulgar lips seems
to borrow something rot I'd be desired, as the |
paper money that passes from hand to hand |
gains somewhat which is aIoss Thereby. Oh,
sweet, tranquil refuge Of oblivion, SO lar as
earth is concerned. for ns poor, laundering.
stammering, n'isbehaying creatures. wno
eannot turn over leaf pf our life's diary
without feeling thankful that It's failure can
no longer stare us i,l the isce! Not unwel-
come shall be the baptism OF dust which hides
forever the name that was given in the bap-
tism OF water! We shall, have good COM
parry whose names are left unspoken by pos
terity. Who knows whether the best of men
be known. or whether there be not more re-
persons forgot than any that stand
in the known account of time!
Tlle greater part must be content. to be as
hough they had not been; TO be founl IN /.
he register Of God. not IN tie record of man
Fwenty-scven names make up the first story
before the flood. and the recorded names eyer
,ince cof3tiin not one liyinp cpnturv 1LiserJ
Wendell Holmes.
kodami, one of the Japanese students. las
oined The Methodist Church. An exchange
avs: 'Kodami If that amt d hard name TO
uiI, witt; :, 50 80. e. 80
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25

ZEE Embossed AND PREsERIRED BY irrs,.
leading Physicians than any other tonic or
smnlant now in use. They are SURE gPHEVES-l
TIVE OF Fever and A que. sIntermittents Blious-
ness. and all disorders arising from Mf,smatic
causes They are highly reconm ended as M, anti
dyspeptic, and IN cases Of indigestion are Invaluable
as IN Appetizeer and Recuperant. and in cases oi
General n.,ebiilty they have never in single ia
They are particularly BEN EFICLAL 70 FEMALES
the body, invigorating the mind an d
giving tone and elasticity to the whole system
The HOME BkfTERS are compounded with the
greatest care and no Tonie stimu9nt has eyer been
TASTE and ut the same time COM ming So MANY
TeMediaI agents endorsed by the medical fraterni-
e me nest known to Pharnacopoeia. 1t costs
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
North Pacific Hotel
a. Q. HAWKS, Prop'r,
csrner or Main and black st...
BozEMAN, MONTANA.

HAVING taken charge n, th,s $685..
kan, Sn y rented refnrnished and ttorourhy aver
er asr,, LIZ stine. am prepared to offer s1peri
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
Every Family Should Have a Bottle.

| IN Chicago the HOME BITTERS are you. he'd fol-
as superior TO any now IN use by q Mariner An
Chemistry, Rush Medical College; II s Hahn, n Is
Bar mcs e =. n =; Walker, b Norman
Q; e'f simpson d homer, Il D; 1sm 8 siu ~
eITa e. 4 Ii o e Bigler ?; w 4 Tallafero
Chemist; Cllas Woodward, Nj d; 4 TasIor n ne ut
d. a MeCarty, u p; Maley, n DIR H. John.
In St Lonis, Emo Sander, r H D.. Ana,vt;c.,
Chemist, prononnees the Home Bitters MS superior
20 the celebrated Hostetter,s and they have Also te
following endorsement OF the medical profession u
JAMES a JACKSON s. -Centlemen 8, 4 ! ~.
have communicated to the medical profession 'tfe
receipt q the H1me Bitters. it canliot Therefore.
having b bs 5r hass
81 the formula for making the Home Bitt.rs md
unhesllallngiy say the combination is one Of rare
exselehce. All the articles used in their connos
si!on ars Of the best class Of which they belong
t;s Igly .nnic, stnuien soachic carmina
pnarmaey Having used then, seen The Effects IN
ending them to al persons DESTROYS az az m
IsIs. II nelng tbs best Tonic and slans now
,hsIel.3cs and Diseases OF Women s. Ianis
DRAKE bcf,tY,yt1T, IS l9lf
. Este President Missouri Medical tnIl.s,a M
FRANZ a. PoKTER, pass
S 49, Ntmper OF Board HEALTH st. Louis No
Prof. of Su,gery, Mo-, Medical eal1ans Ia ,..
Resident Physician City Hospital, 81 Louis. No
HERBEkT PRIslM, Mp
IF =, rarmacy " Louis College
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Editor OF Medieaf Archives.
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Prof Midwifery and Diseases of Women. sol,svs =
ii Homeopathic Physiciahs. 8 = sff~ssiNs
JOHN r TEMPLE. M 3. ;5s3
n Ms.sIa IMealca Humoe0pathic Medical
of diseases Of Children HoIilsepaIhic Nod
ica1 College OF Mo.sta y. sSls4 sfa8fI7E IN -Sf
CHARLES YASTINE, IL o. s5 SIS
lIot q n Ehysiology, Homeopathic Medical Collsre
!. JOHN HARTMAN. ND
Prot. Clinical Medical College Homnpathie phvv.,.
Clans and Su .geons. -7e =
UAITED STATES MAEIsE Hosrf94Tg =
ST. LOUIS Mo. Oct IS1U
JAME< A. JACKSON u Coi---I huye eYas,i n y, a,
iaE tbs Sas,aach Bitters and
8. .sad ~ M Hospital Tor the last fr
now IL ma .,ls most valuable tonic and stimu
Is Ill mi. s, u 1,s.s.s IN MisL,fsEP
sari,,s ioss sclan IN charge Of the United St,..s
TT AZ y b b. al Drugs and and G 81:
sso.,p; fad l0 N second street 4.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-08
MINOR TELRGRAMs.

Frederick Wrsley of the Fifth Avenue hotel,
and formerly of Roston died Tuesday night.
Commander Smith has been ordered from
the Boston Navy yard to the command of the
Benecia
Stanley will be entertained at dinner by the
American residents of London.
The farm house of the late Jonathan Jen-
ners on the Rye Beach road was burned yester-
day morning. Loss about $1,000.
The British Parliament will be prorogued
Saturday.
A great fire occurred at the Nishni-Novgorod
fair in Russia, Tuesday.
$500 worth of jewelry was stolen the 29th
OF July from the residence Of j. E. Coburn in
New York.
j. L. Langston of Kingston, n Y, has been
appointed deputy comptroller of currency.
A fire in the extensive saw mills of John Nc
Graw of Portsmouth, Mich, Wednesday, spread
until 100000 damage was done.
A Montana despatch says Maginnis (Dem.)
is 200 ahead for delegate to Congress with Da-
mon county to hear from which will probably
turn the scale in favor of Claggett Republican.
The Governor of Arkansas it is reported,
will declare martial law in Pope county.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-08

off the pests that will persist in presenting
their bills" We find constant employment
for both of our hands in the same line of bust
ness. Every word or two we have to drop pen
Gil and slap away right and left for dear life.
If this is not reporting under difficulties we
know not what is.
This forenoon the camp was graced as usual
with the presence of the fair sex, and in the
afternoon, just before dinner, the association
had the pleasure of welcoming their newly
elected honorary member, Hon. Samuel E.
Spring. The hearty cheers with which his
presence was greeted, proclaimed Enthusiastically
what general favorite ho is with the mem
bers. This gentleman never fails in visiting
camp to bring his welcome with him." in one
shape or another, by which the pleasure of his
visit is held in substantial remembrance. That
internal mosquito! We cannot, positively,
write another word
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-08
Republican Majority 1000
Fun Just Commenced!
(Argus august 2d.)
FOretaste Of What Will Occur i'm
November.
(Argus dug. 3d.
THE THING SETTLED.
(Argus dug. 3d.
As Goes North Carolina so Goes the
Union (Argus).

The Times Figures CnIdweII,s Majority
mt Present at 1854.
NEW York, August THE Times latest
Raleigh despatch says that Caldwell's majority
in IS counties is 1854. In the remaining II
counties Merriman will have to gain Pill over
over Caldwell, which the despatch states is i'm
possible.
A Despatch from Judge Settle.
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE following tele
gram was received at half-past II o'clock to-
day:
RALEIGH, Aug Z, 1872.
To President Grant:-North Carolina has
elected the entire Republican State ticket by
majorities ranging from 1900 to 1000. ~,
(Signed) THOMAS SETTLE.
RALEIGH, Aug. ITO Gen. Geo. H. Sharpe
1T is now conceded by all parties that Caldwell
has e carried the State by about 500,
RALEIGH, Aug. ITO the Republican State
Committee We have carried the State beyond
the shadow of doubt. The Democrats all give
up the fight
RALEIGH, Aug. THE official returns are
nearly in, the Western counties having been
he ard from except Asbee and Yancy.
Caldwell is elected by about 1000 majority.
The Democrats claim that there has been great
frauds and it is thought the election will be
contested. 1.f--
The Republicans will hold jubilee to-mor-
row night. Excitement has subsidized and the
Democrats receive the news of their defeat
quietly.
Special of Raleigh to the Telegram Private
letters received by both parties this morning
from the West, make the election Of Caldwell
by a small majority certain. Merriman con-
cedes the election.
The counties in the West still to be heard
from are reported as giving Republican gains,
which virtually decides the contest.
There is chance for the election of Hughes
Democratic Lieut.. Gov, as Bragdon, Republic
can, runs far behind Caldwell.
The Legislature is close The Congressman
are Democrats and Republicans.
NEW YORK, Aug. THE National Republi-
can Committee has ordered the firing of 100
guns here tomorrow in honor of the result in
North Carolina. Their dispatches claim 1000
majority
New YORK, Aug. THE following des-
pathes were received this evening:
WILMINGTON, Aug Ito Hon. w. E. Chan
dler.-There il no longer any doubt that we
have carried the State ticket by about 200.
(Signed) JAS. c. ABBOTT.
RALEIGH, Aug. 7.-Glorious victory. Our
whole State ticket is elected by majority of
near 1000. The State is safe for Grant and
Wilson in November. Rejoice and be glad.
(Signed) j. j. You've.
NEW YORK, Aug 7, Midnight.-Tne Times
latest special dated Raleigh, s o'clock tonight
says returns from II of the ID counties hereto
fore unheard from are now in and give Cald-
well a net gain of Al. There are only two
over 1000. The Legislature, all but two
fRStbsS as J@sf q and -
and 81 Republicans.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
The Agricultural COLLEGE.

The Agricultural College.
BANGOR, Aug THE commencement of the
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, took place to-day The graduating
class, the first from the College, numbered 6.
The prize declarations of the junior aud soph-
omore classes took place Tuesday evening, the
prize in defamation being awarded to John G,
Quincy of Foxcroft, and that in composition
to Fred w. Holt of Hampden.
The commencement exercises occurred at 10
o'clock this forenoon, followed BY the COM
mencement dinner, at which brief speeches
were made by Gov. Perham, sx-Gov Coburn
president of the Board of Trustees), DIR. Geo.
b. Loring of Mass, Hon. S. G. Hatch, of Gov.
Perham's Council, and others. AT o'clock an
address was made by Dr. Lortng.
The exercises closed this evening by con-
cert by the Mendelssohn Quintette Club, as
sisted by Mrs. j. w. Weston of Salem.
There was a. very large attendance of the
friends of the college at the commencement.
The number of applications for admission to
the next freshmen class is seven ty.
Democratic Account of n RepubIiena
Meeting.
BATH, Aug. THE Republicans of this city
opened the campaign tonight with salute of
81 guns, music by the Bath Cornet Band and
speeches by Govs Edward F. Noyes of Ohio, and
others. Columbian Hall is well filled and con-
siderable enthusiam prevails. A large and
beautiful flag with the names of Grant & Will
son appended, was hung out from the daily
Times Office.
Greeley Meeting.
tic Greeley and Brown meeting was held at
Johnson's Hall this evening. Ex-senator Doc
little of Wisconsin, spoke for about two hours
on the issues of the day, reviewing the acts of
the administration, &c. Mr.. Doolittle was
followed by Hon. E. F. Pillsbury of Augusta,
who spoke quite eloquently. The meeting
broke up about 10 o'clock amid music and
cheers for Greeley and Brown.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-08
NEW YORK.


New YORK, Aug IA movement is on foot
here to make H. b. Claflin. the merchant, the
Republican candidate for Governor.
dts reported that the managers of the Louis
vile Convention have fnlly determined on
making Chas. OConor their Presidential can
didate.
Gov Jewell of Conn, and ex-Gov. Morgon
OF the Republican National Committee, are GO
ing to remain at headquarters here to organize
the campaign.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-08

The l. A. R. A EXCURsIoN-The excursion
of the Irish American Relief Association to
Lake Sebago yesterday was one of the largest
and best of the season. Nothing occurred to
disturb the pleasure of the occasion, and the
day was very agreeably spent in the usual
amusements incidental to such affairs. The
presents were fairly distributed under the SUI
pervlsion of committee chosen by the excur-
Sionists, consisting of Nessrs Shields, Haverty
and Dolan. The gold watch was drawn by
Miss Della Gill; the silver watch by Mrs. Kav-
anagh and the opera glasses by P. McKewer.
FLAG RAIsNG.-There will be Grant and
Wilson flag raising at Cumberland Mills this
(Thursday) evening, A. A. Strout, Esq, and
Col. +. n. Dow will sneak
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-08
$1,000.
Great Stallion Match.
PLAY OR PAY.
asAS

Lewiston Driving Park, on Tuesday, Aug. 2Tth,
1872, at O'Clock P. M; g. A. Thurlow names Blk.
). Phil. Sheridan by Gen. Knox. George H. Bailey,
names ID. s. King William by Hampton. This race
is to be mile heats best in in harness. to be trotted
according to the rules of the National Association
Good day and good track, il not the first good day
and track. This match will give the people Of Maine
an opportunity to witness trot between two Of the
fastest Stations in the State
wednesday, August %, No. 1, Purse of $780, for
horses that never minutes, S65, S25, $40; No 2
Purse OF 800, for horses that beat A. S65
23, $40. Thursday, Aug. 29th, No. g. Purse of Sl00
for horses that never beat so, SOS, $685. $40; No
Purse Of 5000, for all horses that never beat p b0
SIPS, $780, 925 Entrance fee ten per cent. in all the
cases. In case of bad day and track for the above
matched race 1t will take preference Of first good day
and track and other following on first good day
and track after, in order named. Sweepstakes We'd
nesday Sept 4; No. 5, purse and stake open to all
Stations owned in Maine. The Proprietor will add
$500 three enter and start and $3.50 If four enter
and START with an inside stake Of 500 from each en-
try.
Play or Pay.
All the above to be mile heats best in in
harness, and conducted under the rules of the Ma
tonal Association and entries must be made in ac-
cordance Herewith All of the above entries to close
ston, or directed to Isaiah Pompilly, Box Sc, Au-
burn. Me. Pool selling at Dew House on each
evening previous to races. Races for above purses
commence at o'clock p. NJ. each day. Admission 80
ISAIAH PoMPILLY, Proprietor.
August 3, 1874
Horse timers and fine watches in great variety for
ale by j. w. McDufee, Savings Bank Block, Lewis
on, Me. augsed
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-08

Observation-Disclosures Washburn was better
yesterday.
Timothy G. Senter, brother of William, Sen
ter, Esq, and for some years Superintendent of
Dean Academy, died in this city yesterday.
Quinn, who was injured by runaway horse
in Market Square, Tuesday evening was not so
badly hurt as was as first supposed. W
Geo. A. Bailey, Esq, of the Washington
Globe, is making his annual visit to his old
home and friends in this city.
William Merritt, Superintendent of the Bos-
ton and Maine railroad, sailed for Europe on
Tuesday,
Rev, e. c. Bolles of Salem, with his family,
is spending his summer vacation in Westbrook,
at the pleasant home of Charles E. Body,
Esq, on the banks of the Presumpscot
Capt H. G. Thomas, Goth U. S. Infantry,
has been ordered to Fort Cross, d. T., as a
member of Court Martial called to inyesti-
gate charges against other officers.