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New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The Democrats and Liberal Republicans Of
Mddletown, s. l., will hold ratification meeting at
Klen's Hotel, Stapleton this evening.
Judge McCue of Brooklyn rendered, yester-
day. an opinion denying the motion for trial in
the case Of Michael j. Weldon, who was convicted OF
ballot-box stufing at the last election.
The Conference Committee appointed by the
Grant Republican County Convention met yesterday, at
Twenty-thirdst and Broadway. A subcommittee OF
seven was appointed TO confer with other Organizaons
and report the result TO the Committee.
The Hon. Jas. w. Covert, the Hon. John j.
Armstrong and B. W. Downing, will address meeting
nj Roseners Hall. Long leland City tonight. club
will formed for the purpose OF assisting IN the cleo
tion OF Mr. Covert, who is the Democratic and Liberal
candidate for Congress.
The Francis Kernan Association of the
Nineteenth Ward held outdoor mass meeting last
evening at sxty-frstst. and secondave., at which NJ
T. Iandrigan, President OF the Eighteenth Ward Daunt
less Democratic Association and the Hon. Fernando
Wood made addressed
At the Richmond County Democratic Con-
yention held at Richmond, L. on Thursday, the fol
lowing nominations we're made: For Assemblyman
Samuel r. Buroh Dem.l; County Clerk John II. Van
CIief DemJ; Superintendent of Poor, W. Kirk Dem)
School COMMISSIONER j. Robinson LAD Rep Justice OF
Sessions, Frederick Hasner lLib. RepJ Coroner John
Galway Glib. Rep.l.
. Liberal addresses were made in New-Jersey,
last night as follows At Belleville, by J. NJ Randall
J. L. Douglass and Samuel ]. Crooks; at Jersey City
Hghts by j. r. MCPHERSON Henry Gaede. and others !;
at Railway by II. NJ. sanborn and VIM. Patterson; at
Wortendyke by j. S. DeHart; at Hackensack, by L. d.
Menge at No. Morris-et, Jersey City, by Anthony
Higgins and others.
The Judiciary Convention of the National
Democracy held meeting last evening at the headquar
ters No. so Unonsquare Alderman Herrck in the chair
Alderman George A. Barney complained Of the Of
consideration shown the Conference Committee by Tam
many Hall Jacob Cohen was in favor OF conferring
with the organizations outside OF Tammany Hall, and
this course was finally decided upon.
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans of
the hid Assembly District OF westchester County held
their respective Conventions at Pines Bridge Thurs
day. After the brief conference OF Joint Committee
Urah Hi, Jr. OF Peekski LIB Rep) was nominated as
the joint selection OF the two Conventions for Member OF
Assembly, and Cyrus Lawrence received the nomina-
u0n OF the two Conventions for School Commissioner
The weekly meeting of the Brooklyn Union
Constitutional Association held last evening In Brook
lyn Hail. in Myreave Clarkson N. Potter spoke Of the
difference between the qualifications which fitted men
for military and civil pre6mnence. While he would not
detract from Grants military record he would insist
upon tho fact that In all the educational training which
fitted for civil government Mr. Greeley far
tne superior Of Grant,
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

fm.y sa0, Association for Beneshng Children and Young dr
e3o6i Founding Asylum Under Charge Of the sse o.
STDCi Chapln Home, 5000; Eeu-York OphthAlulc an1
Aursi Inssuts. stoooj Nor;hwesterp pspen'.ry M MslS
DispenaEy. sItoo EsserB Dspensa sloi Deml Zen
Yorkvle Dspensary, 81 COO Harlem Dspensa SVVi N
Y Homeopathic Dpenaay 90, Bond Homeopathic Dpe1sIy
sSOO; Tompkns square Branch Homeopathic Dsrepsa S2 NJ
phe Dspen,sr, soooi Homeopathic College D.pensa n
81 600; Western Homeopathic DipensarF, . 1000 Central Da
renssrT ,4IO0; German Dispensary 5000 NJ y
bspehsry ,for Diseases Of the Throat and Chest $500
CTthopoee Isrebary 900, Points Mission 81 COOS Lsdies
Union Relief Association Sl000 Orphan Asylum corner o. rne
Sisen Of ST. Dominic AsJlum SbOO hahhe
mann HOSPITAL s4Oo; Hospital Cppes and Blind Pron
$4,000; St the Protestant Episcopal Church
Iouse Mercy 5O0i Sheng Arms, 5000; Coloreo ophAa
Asrlun s5OO0 New York Homeopathic Dispensary, slC 49, a.
Under the head Of State Lunatic Asylum" soo u
propriated for advertising for the Common Council anu
& 400 was appropriated TO the New-fork nlan1
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

The appointment of Sir Rounded Palmer az
Lord ChAncsior Is gsSetted.
President Theirs will leave Paris to-day. prob
ably returning rouve for brief respite from hi, srduoas sbos
The Right Rev. Michael 0COnnor, formerly
Bishop Of Pittsburgh died yesterday at Woodstock College Bala
adolf Cluss prominent Washington architect
yesterday appointed 81 the President member Of the BOA
that A. b. hulet Superynng Archsc
the Q. s. Treasury, resigned
THE Rev. George T. Chapman. ID. D., dted yes
terdAy at his Nevbupo Mass e. lie
ated 1904 and Beginning theological studies
the Episcopal ministry and formed parish Lexington Ky
ing there until lsn Henry Clay Of his
friendship between the two continued until Mr. Gays death IL
hter formed parishes In Bellows Fas Worcester kexu
J. Mss and several other places al Of which under his
y became aOurshng Dr. Chapman has resided Nevbuupoa
for efleea years
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
NEw.HAMpSHrRE LIBERALS.
THE STATE THOROUGHLY CANyAssED-ENCOUR~
AGING INDICATIONS FROM ALL QUARTERS
tRy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNAL

THE STATE THOROUGHLY CANFAsSED-ENCOUh@
AGING INDICATIONS FROM ALL QUARTERS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUHRl
CONCORD, Oct. 1S.-A conference of active
Liberal Republicans and Democrats has just closed It's
session in Concord The Of the state 80 far as
returned Is very encouraging and there every nca-
ton that the Old Granite State is safe for the Liberals
All over the State in every county city, and township
most thorough working organization exists The issues
for the cause fully presented by able speakers The
odore Tton will spend the last week Of the canvass on
the stump In this State Among the other prominent
speakers who will address meetings the Hon. H. w
Parker member Of Congress from the lid Disricti the
Hon Samuel B. Page, the Hon. Mason W. Toppan, j. A.
sanborn the Hon. Z. d. Rand, and many other prom-
nent gentlemen. John G. Sinclair, Chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee, and Henry o. Kent Chair
man Of the Liberal Republican State Committee, are
using every effort to place New-HampshIre among the
States for Horace Greeley in November. The coming
week will be a very lively one. Large demonstrations
will take place at Manchester and in several OF the most
prominent cities in the State
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
AN APPEAL TO NEW-JERSEY LIBERALS.
A STIRRING ADDRESS FROM THE STATE COMMIT
TEE.

AN APPEAL TO NEW-JERSEY LIBERALS.
A sTIRRING ADDRESS FROM THE STATE COMMIT
TEE.
To the Liberal Republicans of Ne,c-JerSey:
In the grand effort TO redeem country from the evil
power OF the unscrupuious denomination Ring, New
Jersey should bear noble part She has ofton proved
her patriotism and vaOr IN defense Of the nation Her
fortunes were noby east with the patriots in the Revo
lutionAry struggle. She Rrandy came 10 te rescue IA
the late Rebellion. Our country Is again Imperfect not
by an organized army, equipped with the destrucIYe
engnery OF war but by desperate band OF once,
power Liberal Republicans OF New-Jersey you, alone ne
and unaided, cannot prevent this; but you can 40
your part. Should the result OF the late elec,
tons cause one desertIon from the Aoeras az
defeat the soldier most watchful and actVe II
we believe in the justice Of our cause
Feyerses should lead 10 renewed effort Are the primer
pies for which contend less desirable than they were
fresh evidence of the corruption and power OI the
Presidential patronage. ,-..-
There much in the October elections that is eneo1r
aging 20 the Liberals Every day facts prove the
vlainous tricks and frauds by which Pennsylvania was
carried The result In OHIO shows large Liberal galns'
and Is practically Administration defeat Inc Sou
tst Indiana despite the gigantic efforts OF the ONCE
holders, is substantial victory for the LberSis
DO doubt OF victory upon a fuli sno q
fair vote. ATrayed against Is all the pOwers tnst
patronage can WELD. Por part we have only az
earnest conviction that our cause Just we Tip & ~
must be by unhaR0ng zeal aud energetic action Tue
Liberal Republicans and Democrats do thelr wnole dty
victory Is certain. Liberal Repubcans o. new-Selscy
close 90 the ranks Unite earnestly with the Democrats
and adopt all honorable - bring out cur I Foe
on the day OF election. Let us vortblly perform our
daty ~ ths critical period Of our ns'ieD pS''S Aho"
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
COMPLETING THE JUDICIARY TICKET.

COMPLETING THE JUDICIARY TICKET.
CHARLES NJ. DoNoHUE RECEIVES THE TAMMANY
NOMINATION FOR DIsrRIcr-ATToREEY.
The Judiciary Convention of Tammany Hall
met yesterday to proceed with the nomination Of can
didate for DistrictAttorney, which broken of last
Tuesday by an adjournment. An unusual amount Of
care was exercised in the admission Of delegates every
man being compelled to show ticket which rigidy
inspected and the delegates admitted by one
Inside the most active canvassng went on in the inter-
est OF the different candidates. The general tone OF
yersation indicated Mr.. DOnohue the strongest man.
although it equally evident that Mr. Garvin would
not be abandoned without struggle the part
Of hs many friends.
After the roll had bee called Mr.. Kelly presented the
report Of the Conference Committee, which was terse
little document, expressing the general preference OF
the Committee for Charles Donohue for DistrctAttor
ney The announcement was received with applause,
and, motion of Mr.. Kelly, the baoting at once be-
gan. At its conclusion the vote stood as follows;
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Brodericks shoe manufactory. IN MarbIehead,
Mass was destroyed by Gre yesterday. Loss s2Vn.
NJ Ellis a. Goa iron foundery, South Carver,
M.s was buaed THURSDAY nt Loss $4,000; Insurance. elsoo
The refrigerator factory of Messrs Eddy & Son,
In Hssonsqt Dorchester has, Was burned yesterday Ihe 70"
IL AIS 900, insurance, $1,000.
Lewis Holmes and J. +. Enbarks. both planters
County Tenn qusrIed THURSDAY and ne asi
shsruafd-
Two boys named Nelson and Purdy, were
fd gutV AZ degse OFsn Utah. Jester.
DAY. for TIM and Killing Of little Ph Hooper O last summer
and sentenced 70 the pehtentarJ for tsenV feAr~
The schooner Mail OF Baltimore, from Norfolk
for Batnore cargo wrecked In Chapeafe Bay
near Dsnond hssbes Oct H. osed boz named Oeorge fon
WaseuRton dropped hs hgsng asd vac x'o~ned
Ths shoopa broke ABs vsst = bAazsA
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
AUARBOR EXCLUSION.

Gen. Mcdowell gave an excursion IN the
harbor yesterday Admiral de suryee and the officers
of his command now in this port. Notwithstanding the
rain the party numbered hundred and fifty or more'
including brilliant array OF the wit and beauty OF New
York The party visited He'll Gate where, under Gen
Newtons escort they passed into the tunnels beneath
the Sound and witnessed the ntrogycerine explosions
stopped for little at the schoolshp, and finally closed
the davis sightseeng with dance at Wi6tHs Point The
guests reached the city again after O'Clock in the even
ing delighted with Gen. McDowell's characteristic and
refined hospitality.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

TaE POSTAL TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATES
SOON TO BE sIGNED-THE PARTIAL EYACUA-
TIoN BY THE GERMAN TROOPS
PARIS. Friday Oct, IS, 1917.
The Postal Treaty between France and the
United States win soon be signed. NJ. Goulard. the
Minister of Finances wants Of the postal rates to be
raised from 40 TO 65 centimes per ten gammes and he
differs from the Postal Department slightly the ques
ton Of transit But President Thiers has nerposed to
reconcile all differences Of opinion and smooth the way
to the final ratification of the Treaty.
Only the bulk of the German force in the Marne and
Upper Marne is to be withdrawn Small detachments
will remain at important points after the 25th INST. The
Winter quarters of the Germans in the other depart
meDts have not yet been completed.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
ANOTHER ADMINISTRATION sLANDER RE


FUTED
HALE's DISPATCH TO EDMUNDs ABOUT THR
GEORGIA ELECTION PRONOUNCED FALSE in
EVERY PARTICULAR-No INTMIDATIoNs AT
THE POLLS.
The following appears in The SauaRadh Re-
publican OF Oct l6;
To the Hon. EUGENE CAssERLY, Chairman Of he Dem
oerGGc Congress Committee, Washington, D. o. We the
undersgned pronounce the dispatch sent TO the Hon
COMMITTEES al washington by NJ A. Hale and indOrsed
by James AtkinR J. 4. Bryant, George d. Stone, and
Charles H. Townsend, relative TO the election held at
Savannah on the I'd inst. gross Misrepresentation OF
facts The Greeley party did not have fuu cOntro OF
oed them almost exclusively for at least two hours in
the morning. Tie managers OF the election, Thetner
Democrats Republicans, were the proper eupeIhteh1
ents required by nw They prohibited Democrats as
well Republicans from voting ILLEGALLY ana on & 1ne
same grounds. IL Republicans sDan9SneQ tno pole ~
thew did so OF their accord and at the instance OF
their leaders, and not because they ha1 nVI [ %
to the polls The behavior OF the eoIorea people, Win
one or two exceptions was good ). T. brS DeP9y
Collector Of Customs, was arrested on cnaiGe " ui'
me ynecial deputy shers were selected by the sher
IN ~ & 9l II is Unjust The fact that but three
rests were made during the day ought 10 DC suneent
roo of the conservative conduct OF the special depu-
committed, it by persons believed 20 DC agents IN
confdng negroes fraudulent papers, 2uTportng 10 pc
tax receipts and deprived them OF tncH votes Inc
po were not surrounded by large body OF armed po-
ice The police we're held in at distance from
the polls took no part In the regulation Of tne eec
hnon
onenly uttered by several Republican leaders at their
Hieetings and particularly by notorious Republican
leader whose influence the Ignorant country negroes
was known 10 be very great. Much apprehension ana
excitement produced in the community ana u was
deemed duty TO take precautionary measures he9Se nee
it wa determined have the streets patroled Tor the
nubic protection and members OF the SaDer CluD ana
other citizens riding in pairs singy, did patrol the
city in citizens dress quietly and unosentatousy'
Their sDeca duty was report disturbances al the ds-
tant points in the city. They took no part IN the regua
tion Of the election. =, a.. A.. .,.
were piekeed or that any voters from the country were
driven back or in any manner interfered with NO e
zen was debarred coming TO the polls from any quarter
The number Of polngplaces was ample for the accom-
mediation OF the voters, and was arranged Dy the OIu
Of the county who was elected 70 ms oce py tho
Republican party.
JOIN sCRTVRS, Mayor Of the City Of Savannah.
III d. ARNOLD exMsyOr Of the City of Savannah.
E O. ANDERSON, ex-MayOr Of the City Of Savannah.
r. HoLCOMBE. ex-Mayor OF the City OF Savannah
THos M. TURNER, ex-MayOr Of the City Of Savannah
HENRY BRYAN.
Savannah, Oct. IL, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
APPROPRIATIONS FOR CHARITABLE INsTITU
TIONs.

The Board of Apportionment adopted, yes
terday resolutions as follows; Authorizing the Control
Ter 10 issue $4,000 worth OF the Consolidated stock OF
the City HewYork, TO provide means 10 pay On &c
I'm, ., the amount of assessments vacated by the
suDreme Court; appropriating to the following insutu
tons amounts as follows from the excise moneys OF 1917
Wamsss HoEptsl the State Of EewYork e1e1 sL st.I
Hospital e6o0o Prison AssociAion S4oo 81 noo st
I'm. Eew-YO Inhrmary Women and Children o
Jsth,, TonS AsFtsnee Society sSo xa
Is.la In Hsroast $4,000, Lukss Home for tbs Agea
i've Pes HOsSs Of IBaasy. eJI0o, Fsvfeb Bye ass hIA
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
rp1A1s rNDER THE ENFORCEMENT ACT.

WnMINGToN, Del, Oct. ia series of important
trials was begun crct Court Of this city Tues
day upon against county officials for preventing the Assess
ep Of coed voters under the Congress enforcing the Fifteenth
Amendment The tt taken up that Of The uuIed States
AT AbfsN Given Collector oi Comfy TGIes who Is charged
With neeng or refusing from Eve eoored men res
G in Wmingop by and further nsgmnt leaving their
names Of the they could not pay their tIe and
were therefore deprived Of their votes This ~ VIII De concluded
IGIn the Of Given the jury retained yerie: Of guilty on
Of the Indictment charging him with making Ase ufs o
assessments order 10 defraud VOteSs-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

MADISON, Ind, Oct. ls.-Henry A. Armstrong for
s one Of the popretors Railway has lived Amea
b with his wife for past and during the last two weeks has
bep HevAbany Returning his home last night and taxing Of
hi, boots be up his w when a. she says he beat and
~ her and dragged her stairs When the foot ihe stair
" Ma screamed aud her husband released his hold and
sb then went ~ s very aterwa hearing pistol shot Arm
ss found bv neghhor outside the back door, with bullet hole
at the his e his forehead covered with bruises and one
that the deceased had been
gagged In violent struggle Tie CoTon have not yet returned
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
GERMAN GRANT REPUBLICAN MASS
MEETING.

The audience which gathered last night, in
the Hall of Cooper Union, demonstrated that either
the number OF Germans In the city who favor the cleo
ton OF Grant and Wilson s limited else that the en-
thusiasm is Of so mid type TO permit very light
rain 10 prevent their attendingn large numbers
meeting which had been extensively advertised and for
which all the attractions Of pyroteehnies and music
were brought into reputation Tho number that was
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
RUSSIA.
PARDON or A POLISH GENERAL.

PARDON OF A POLISH GENERAL.
ST. PETERSBURG, Friday, Oct. IS, 1874
The Car has issued a decree granting full
pardon to Michael Czaykowsh, the Polish General who.
under the title Of sadyk Pasha took service in the Turk
ish Army, and distinguished himself as Commanderin-
Chief Of the Ottoman Cossacks in the wars against Rus
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. Burt Van Horn will address the
Liberals Of wilson, N w. to-day and will also speak at
oswego on Tuesday.
The Liberals Of the XIth Massachusetts,
District, yesterday, nominated Charles W. Knox OF
Chester for Presidential Eector, and r. Phillips Of
Springfield for Councillor.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
TILE ARKANSAS rRouRI.Es-

MEMPHIS Oct 1S.-Col. Dorsey Of Helena and Asa
Heigs Cenden County who appointed BY Gov Hadey Of
Arkansas investigate the late riots oseeoa Arh this city
testimony Of various at the oyeOn Hotel yss
dsy To dsy accompanied by several United they
proceed when number Of prominent sectors both ds
will and tried for ncDg not Fpanci be
leader rof blacks, : in this city,
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
THE HORSE DISEASE IN CANADA

TORONTO, Canada, Oct. 1s.-The epidemic among
extended throughout the DOmOn senOuJ interrupt
ing the business country The in Montreal have
sopp.d uanng stables than ek
The the country unable TO bring grain tOmsst The Dis
ease is cot often fatal, bat recovery Is slow.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

SPRINGFIELD Mass, Oct 1S.-The Liberals
OF h XIth District met at Chester to-day and nomi-
mated John f. Arnold of North Adams for Congress.
sT. LOUIS. oct lS.-Col VIM. n. Grosyenor has nc
cepted the liberal Republican and Democratic nomna-
ton for Congress in the Ist Missouri District.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
THE YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1S.-The following telegram,
dated st. Paul MINI to-day, has been received here
Dn,t.h from Dakota announce arrival At Fort Rice Of Gen
e,snie Yeov1one military expedition The traefang the
Dsots rou Psc6e Railroad progresng at Tie
,te m three mes grading nearly completed to the
MSouh River TO within ~ miles Of the crossing
be Yeovoue Division extending into Montana preparing for the
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
WESTERN EPISODES.

HELENA, Montana Territory, Oct. H.-James Kill
,ugh ga, ,hO dead last night BY John w. Ln in qulre about
farm near GsIlatn City Montana
mail coach RopT south O'Clock last light va, stopped BY two
north Of Pleasan valley and e passenger
robbed Of eco. express treasure On board
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
A RAILROAD SUBSIDY ABANDONED-A sINGU
LAR FIRE.

SAN Francisco, Oct 1.-THE Directors OF the
Gan Fn.eo and Colorado River Railroad Company publish card
formally vithdrwng from Submission TO vote Of the people the
propodtion to gve that Compsny subsidy o. Sl0eooooO
The mbe Virginia City and Truekee Railroad tunnel IO0
feet long near American Flat have been burning since l night and
a.. lie
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

whatever may bo the result viii have tho comfort
ing assurance TINT we deserved success H. GERRY,
Chairman of the Liberal Republican State Committee
Jersey CtN Oct is, 1874
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
VOL XXXII.....NO. 9,S42.
CAMPAIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THE HON. FRANCIS HERMAN AT CANAAN
DAIGJJA.

THE NEXT GOVERNOR - FoRCIBLE AND
pIGNIFIED PRESENTATION OF LIBERAL PRIN-
~
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
GERMANY.
PROGRESS OF THE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY QUEs-
TON TOWARD SETTLEMENT.
IoNDoN Friday Oct, IS, 1872.

LONDON, Friday, Oct. ls, 1877.
A special dispatch to The London Times from
Berlin says Though the reports Of Jurisconsults on
the San Juan Boundary Question are ready 1t Is posi-
BILE that the arbitrament Of the Emperor william viii
be delayed for some time yet"
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

MASSACHUSETTS, LIBERALS.
THE HON. p. w. BIRD NOMINATED FOR Gov
ERNoR, AND THE HON. w. r. SMITH FOR
ET-GOYERNoR-MR BIRDS SPEECH
ON sUMNER-AN ABLE vNDICATIoN OF AN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-21
OONDEmNING HIs FRTENns

The New York Times presents the novel
spectacle Of officers Of the army of the
United States writing pulling letters about
the military candidate for reelection. They
intend to hold Con yention In his favor at
Ptttsburg on the 18th of September next.
When something of the same sort was at
tempted in President Johnson's time, Gen.
Grant made haste to express the following
opinion. Has he changed it, now that
"the boot is on the other leg?
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES UNITED
STATES, WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1866
To Edwin NJ. Dudley, chairman, etc.-Sir:
Gen. Grant directs me to acknowledge the
receipt of your invitation to be present at
National Convention of Soldiers and Sail
ors, to be held at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
Sept. rs, 1866, for political purposes. He
instructs me to say that it is contrary to his
habits and to his convictions of duty to at
tend political meetings of any character
whatsoever, and thai he sees with regret
the action of any officer of the army taking
a conspicuous part in the political dissen-
sions of the day. ADAM BADEAU,
eGla.ast Col. and A. d. @.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-21
POsTsFAsTERs MADE Spies.

Tho Bradford (Pa.) argus brings to light
the following circular of the chairman OF the
Grant County Committee of Bradford cour-
ty, Pennsylvania, addressed to the post
masters in that county: sE
TowANDA, June 12.-To -, post
master at --, Dear Sir: As means of
promoting the success of the Republican
candidates at the approaching election, it is
deemed important to have list of sub
scribers to the New York Tribune in this
county. Will you have the kindness, as
early as possible, to send to my address at
Towanda, a list of subscribers to the New
York Tribune at your Office. Your imme-
date attention to this request is very desir-
able. Very truly, j. HoLCoMB,
Chairman Republican Committee of Brad
ford county.
The Pennsylvania Grant ring cannot
stand the assaults of the Tribune, and the
above circular develops plan for getting
rid of that paper. No effort is to be left
untried to exclude the paper from that
State. But the plot will fail. The post
offices of the country have long been made
the agency of system of espionage. The
people of free country viii not tolerate
such an outrage upon their rights.