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Advertise in the RELIGIOUS HERALD.

The RELIGIOUS HERALD is read In every neigh
borhood In The South.
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To CAHDIDATEs.-IIaveryo your tickets and cards
printed ut the Dispafch Prnting-llolIse. Orders
pIomptly lllrd at moderate prices.
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We do not keep an Intelligence Office" but can
tell any inquirer that the best place To get gauzc
shirts and other clothing Is at l.. B. SPENCE 4
Sos. 1900 Mau
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LOCAL MATTERS.

.....,r> >rGvIJr$ ro-MoHRow.-Wt note
-...os,}n, special appointments
-.,.. saffron Nih3iiH CaHrrh.-Monlli-
.....u- rt, The Methodist Sundav-Schooi
g. ....r, aI +. NJ.
>.r.., Fscl4l!"rian UturCh.--At ii
N a,isl,iuu service in the ncwlN-ftlr-
.r.l m....a a&dirnye-ro"m. seals open t.
Na. .a, .l.yn>c 10 attend. iommt4nion
r. VI.
.....~ TEa"y0N IhUch.-- Bishop Whit
... N... pa%tth and administer the rite Of
%~. ,,.on ai II \. VI.
..t.>.r,.1 Hrp.iSt EHrch. h.--Rcv. Edwin
W":A.at II :. VI.
So 31It,>t. -Rrv. {. {. Biting will
..- ,nM The Southern Baptist Conren-
. . .n tame t. preach tomorrow n II A. NJ.
.>r.N
u n.,'.>'.-Rrv. I. q. Wood at IL \.
". L.y. Il. !. ti!ankcnhcker 1t = Z. NJ.
.... a.. .iT5D'.-Rcy. l.. RosScr, -. D.,
,.. ,r..tA Al close Of sabbath school. No
....-', +. made. fnv trrlva9e over the river Oh
>.@..E>.
..r.,.air,,F,oH >wadgop'".-A1r. Albert
.i,r,oa will preach at :! =. NJ. Subject:
T.. Is orlA 10 Come"
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III. .EILYsoN s Co. Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, will receive advertisements and have them
Inserted In auy Journal Of the country ut regular
rates.
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Me,noria, Nav in atlanta, e.a.

ATLANTA, May 10.--To.day the citizens
turned out en- nadsse To decorate the graves
of the Confederate soldiers. The business
houses were all closed. Many strangers as
sisted In tile, ceremonies. ~ 5. q, b. b
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Hot WEAIlIER.-Whai Is the remedy for 1t :?
Thin clothes. Where can they be bought to the best
advantage? AT f. y. SPENCE Il Sons, 1900 Main
street.
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BCNIoSS.-Srrinua eases lately treated by DR..
SCHULTZ (No. Nirc,crnlh street,. painless. &C.
TlrIt of Rev. DR.. Read: in@rowing nails. j. III.
BOSWELL: cori!s from li"n Beverly Tucker Of such
he STATES his moj!,rr died: Curs. daughter OF Dr.
i'alun
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WOUNDED. D.-On yesterday james Smith, Il
youth, living with Mr.. Robert kerSe, had II
finger cut off by the accidental discharge of
shotgun in his own hands.
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER sweeps
them off and clears the house speedily Try 1t. Sold
by dealers everywhere.
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Peterson's Magazine for June, Scientific
An,er1pan, Hearth ands Honae, and Eoery
Saturday, for this week, received. from j. Z.
EIlyson, neHsdealer, 1112 Main street,
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Threatenesi ssr,,x . or Z a,on,,s,,. "a,

BosToS, MASS, May 1o.-The ,coopers. are .
preparing to strike for 80 per day. :. The
movement is supposed to be engineered: by
the Interffationais. 5 fssle tsfF1as9 >
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THE CHiApESr YEr-NIcn's all-wonl cheviol
suits at SO, 81. SIS. go and So; black cloth coats
at sI5. 81. a.i ga: white duck vests. Ill lnen $3.50
-. and -: at NiLKi,,uNS Il WITIERs'S. loO7
Main
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Woods Burning.
obituary..

s. NEW YoRK, May 1O--Fnes are raging III
the forests Of Ulster and Sullivan counties,
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CONSERVATIVE MEErING.-On Monday night
there will he Il niaSS meeting OF the voters of
Clay Ward ut Monroe Park. Mayor Kelley,
George ID. Wise. ESQ, and other speakers,
vii address the meeting.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, May 10.-The Times this morn
ing says that Germany is willing to negotiate
with France with the view of accclerating
the evacuation of French territory now oc-
cupied by German troops.
The Daily Globe Of this evening says it is
rumored in trustworthy circles that the
negotiations between the British and Ameri-
can Governments in regard to the indirect
claims were certainly broken off to-day.
In Parliament tonight Lord Granville, in
the House of Lords, and Mr.. Gladstone, in
Commons, promised that statement of the
condition of negotiations would be made
Monday next, whether the papers were re-
cciyed or not.
The visit of the Empress Augusta termi-
mates next Tuesday, when she will leave ON
her return to Germany.
The convalescence If the Empress Eu-
genie is progressing satisfactorily.
Passengers from England now land in
France without going through the usual
formalities.
Dir, pobson, NJ. p, was sworn in to-day
as Priyy Councillor.
Spain.
THE CARLIsT wAR-INsuRGENTs SURRENDER
ISG--SPAlS DlSPLEASED WITH FhASLE.
MADRID, May 10.-Dispatches from all tho
provinces infested by Carlst bands state that
the insurgents are coming in and surrender
ing.
Its reported that the Spanish Government
is displcased at the action Of France in allow
ing retreating CarlistS to escape into French
! territory, and that the Government of Yer
sailles will be questioned relative thereto.
PARIS, May lO.--The Carlists report thai
their greatest strength in Spain is in the pro
vince OF Biscay, and the news Of an attack Oh
Bilboa Is expected daily. lie Temps has
dispatch stating that column Of Spanisl
troops which marched out of Bilboa was at
tackled and driven back by the insurgents
The same paper says that trustworthy de
scriptions of the affair at Oroquisto shoV
that the official accounts were greatly eSae
gerated in its importance, Only the rear
the Callists' forces, 1900 men, was engaged
and the prisoners taken by the Government
troops We're nearly all inhabitants OF Orc
quista suspected of sympatliizing with th
insurrection. Of the Carlists actually IN tn
fight, 200 We're put hOrs du combat,
Don Carlos has succeeded in joining hi
partisans. The Republicans are as yet quie
There are. 1920 Insurgents in Goyona an
400 in LayGa,
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I.onefeslows, l,o,.,,.tal,,.s {

LEXINGTON KY, May 1o!- -Lonefeilow is
said to be in splendid condition, and he will.
contest the nile-and-a-half dash on. W ednes-;
day lleXt, and the three-mile dash on. the last
day Of the races. - y. s5f4s,si s.,sssesittss
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Summer goods in endless variety ut E. b. SPENCE
& SONS rentlamen's furnishing establishment, 1900
Main street.
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THE WILCOX Il GIBBS machine bought of you
has been In almost daily for three months had
used several other kinds bcit and yours is spe-
rior to them aIl.-JEr5. 4. " .dyTaier, San Fran
,.ivp nj
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How 70 KEEP COoL.--Welr eauzc shirts. f. B.
SPENCE SOS only charge II cents apiece for them
1870 i. tic place for gcnllcnens wear.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY: 10, 1877. !. J.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, la72.l,s.,s 81,
ARRIVED. II 80. ,lr,,.,. .g,,,..,.
Steamer Palisade Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, ID. H. Rogers, agemt.als tGi3t i:g 4
a..r.s SAILED. y. go. % I, i
Steamer Eliza IIaucox, Clifford Norfolk, nercllan,
disc and passengers, L. b. Tutum, agent. ihf'ft-s',
. Steamer isaac Bell, BlakeMan, New York, iner-,
chandise and passengers j. w. Wyatt, agent. 80
Steamer w. L. Clyde, Scott, New York, mershan-
disc and passengers, Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company. a'st istrt 1a 5ttfEl@ttttt t.ss.51a<a
CLEARED FOR THIS, FORT. ,..s, ,53 l.,i
PIILApELrnIA, May s.-Scfooner Bay Shore,
Weller. rs ~ ,s.I sfssff.i 1 " rti.3 ~. ri
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great rush vr t"riy Tor those tcn-inllar cll"vict
suits 10 EC bad al NIiKlE$u; 4 NrHERs'S, lOuI
Main street t0ppo.itc pos!-oiircl.
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FIELD CR0QuET in variety OF styles and at rca-
sonab!e prices from j. T. ELLISON, lll2 Main street
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PoLlcn Court, FRIpAy-.1us,sre j, J,
Wh'te presiding. following clses were
disposed Of:
John II. Smith (colored), charged with
having in his possession one silver sn,,f:boy.
supposed to be stolen. Continued until Goth.
Laura Jones (colored). charged with as
Saulting Rebecca johnson and using insult
my and threatening language towards Lizzie
Johnson. Discharged.
Lizzie johnson tcolond), charged with u.s.
Saultins and beating Laura Jones. Fined
$40.
Daniel Jenkins, charged with using threat
ening language to Chelsea Johnson, and also
With stealing one hand->aw valued at 81 80
Not gttiity-diScharged
kebecca Chandler, charged with being
drunk and failing to leave the city when
ordered by the Police Justice, was required
10 give security in the sum Of 800 ror six
months.
Henry Matthews and William Smith (co-
lored), charged with aiding and abetting
James Richardson in taking fifteen bars OF
soap, of the value of $3.50, the property OF
;. Walierstein. Matthews was sent TO Jail
for ten days and Smith discharged.
James Richardson (colOrcd), charged with
stealing fifteen bars OF soap, valued at $3.50,
from 5. Wallcrstein, Was discharged. the eyi-
dence not being sufficient to convict.
Fleming White (colorcd), charged with
having one coat in his possession stolen from
some person unknown. Continued until
Monday.
HENRlco FIRES THE FIRST GU& FOX GREE
LEY AND BRowS.--Aftcr the adjournment OF
the Conservative nominating meeting of
Broukland township, Hcurico county, many
citizens being present, the following prcam-
bic and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas we hail the announcement from
Cincinnati Of Greeley and Brown for stand
;rd-hrarei>, with the platform annexed, ,ls
the harbinger of peace, order, quiet, har-
momy, and prosperity, and hope of relief
from tyranny. abuse, arrest. and false impri-
S0nlnent, mock trials. packed jurics, &C..
&C.; therefore be il
EeSolccd. lst. That we do mot cordially
approve OF the nominations and platform OF
the Cincinnati Liberal Republican Convcn-
ton.
"a. Chat We heartily approve Of the action
ut the Virginia delegation At that Conyen-
ton.
Sd. That we pledge our hearty and united
support 10 Greeley and Brown.
4th. That the Dispatch, Enquirer, and
Wing, Of Richmond, De requested to publish
the proceedings of this meeting.
ID. +. GARDNER, Chairman.
j. u. Nc1cAidii, Secretary.
May 10th. 1872.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD Is the organ OF 10000
EaptIsts-a good advertising medium.
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NrrTJ;G OF THE CRY SCHOOL BatRn.--An
adjourned meeting Of the City school Board
WAS held Yesterday morning ri HE Central
School building, corncr Of lMcllt! and Clay
streets.
The following resolutions were presented
and adopted:
RcSolred That the election OF teachers
for the next session OF the public schools
shall take place at the regular meeting in
July.
-. That the examination lor the selection
Of such additional teachers as may bc re-
quircd shall be held on July 18th"
The monthly report Of Superintendent
Binford WAS submitted. 1t shows the COLI
dtion of the public schools OH the 3oh of
April to be rs follows:
Total number Of scholars enrolled from
October /. ISL: White, 2,i32: colorcd,
1908. Total, 1910.
Enrolment lorthc month: White, 1856
colorcd, .4SS. Total, 3,S24.
Average daily attendance: White, 2,loS.6
colored, ,29l.G. Total, 3,4U3.2.
Percentage Of attendance, 50.
The report further shows that during the
month of April our schools were visited by
a number of gentlemen from northern cities
The expressions of approval Of our system
and surprise ut the rapid progress made III
SO short time were very general.
The superintendent calls attention to the
necessity Of making some arrangements tot
accommodating the increase Of pupils for the
next session. The present school bindings
owned and rented by the city will not be sur
iccnt for the probable increase Of 500 OF
1000 scholars. Two additional Schoo-rooms
for culorcd children could be fitted up At the
Valley school.
He also calls attention to the urgent neccS-
sity for providing some protection from the
sun for the children at Bellevue, Baker
street, anI I,eigh-Strect schools. An assem-
bling hall at the Central school would add
greatly to the comfort Of tie children and
promote the general efficiency Of the school.
These suggestions of the Superintendent
the Board laid on the table for the present
aS the building Of the new school-llouse VIII
exhaust all the funds OIL band, and the City
Council will have to make 4 further apnro-
prltion before anything more can be done.
The Board awarded contracts for the new
schoo-holSe, to be built ut the corner OF
Cary and Madison streets, to the following
parties Carpentering to Mcssfs. Jarvis u
Glenn, brick work to Mcssrs. William Da-
Wis & Son, plumbing and thinning to j. l..
Whittier, clustering to John Adams color
cd). and iron work to w. Is. Cook. The to.
tal cost of the school.house will be about
$4,000. Messrs. Lybrock u SlDert are the
architects. -,
The Board ordered that all the schools be
closed at II NJ. next Wednesday, to enable
teachers and scholars to participate in deck.
ing the Confederate graves III Hollywood
Cemetery.
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A great variety OF plants In bloom at MoRToS's
store. sUi broad street. next door to A. PiZzlni,
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aHay, ESTATE AGENTS.

DEAL ESTATE REGISTER,
we have opened at our Office, Ills Main street. in
the city OF l.ichmOnd.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER,
where tie owners Of
- ~ FARMS, .tsf 90 80 ys f1Ei
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RIcHMoND, May 2, 1872 -
rTO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF'',s"

RIcHNoSD, May 2, 1877. e..
Two THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF F'.,'
Il THE RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MISUNDERSTANDING Having been extrsmely ",
gratifed hy yonr entertainments so kindly aud hoe.
rally afforded To your many friends on Tuesday eve
Ming last and appreclating very highly your efforts
for he caitiyaOn OF musical taste uld taent In our
midst ask that you will give TO and toolr cii-
Zens generally the uppcrunllyof again enjoying LII
your music, and at the time aiding Your good
work. by naming an evening and arranging anotheri -
concert for the benefit ef your Association. II 49,.
Your friends, - : =. - y = 1~''"'s
L. 5. JQYNES, NJ D. s..i,iiI i
- i, J.. WILLIAMS, " -. $!-.s -
. st r. H.AIEtDE, y - ~ t7EssSs@s
S. L. MOORE, M,. D., d; t.sss eSyss.,
]. UAYENr0RT, 3A... ss.f =.
Z. THOMAS W;iD0SWEELy - =
a.rs. JOIIN,G. SKELT0E; ID; D,sStit :
G.. G.. WALkER,ys<ssyyt 81 Es,,hy
JAMES MCDONALD, - /.
WIELIaM NJ ID. COLEMAN, .sssAst'a'
JOSEPH MAYO. dRs h.sh K astuis:
7. +. OWENS. y, 4.,s.s 4s4sg
r. y. WRIGHT, -ti7 7sttts23 ~; Sss.. Sss'e
e WILLIAM T.. TAYLOR u 1t -. ~ ! :
- ALBERT L. WEST, 80.
r.. IT. DANIEfi,s sJR,,ee.' \ II ~ 81
.t.~ w. A. MAURY.' 55iS'-st.a - ~ s. >
sea ,ft - 5sEt445S : -. 4GE
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET,
LOUISVILLE, May 1o.-Tobacco very active; salt4,,
" hOg,hclds. .... y.,s'| I ,..t'.I' !. - .
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EXCURSION TO WEST PoIST.-One OF the
most promising excursions yet announced ls
that under the auspices OF Jefferson Lodge,
No. 23, knights of Pytllias, which takes
place next Monday. The Knights and their
friends will take a train at the York River
depot at Il A. NJ. and return by u P: 81. ].
Dinner of all seasonable delicacies, to-
pether with ices and confectionery, VIII pe
furnished at city,prices at West Point, and. and
. 'aond b11ass ana string band has been .e1i- en-
cared to furnish music for the OCCASION,
The name of Jefferson Lodge is 8 guarantee
That everything viii be well done. ~. I.
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.,..vy,rlnH.- ni-c|rt. at 81. ia!ne~
......d rhurc!r, thr li"h' Rev. Bishop
5.li- administered the rit" Of conlirmatlon
-.,r.ltrrn persons. The Bishop ais"
....s.,, IN affective sermon on The duties
..,. Nno have taken the vows al the
..,.a mpu themselves. He wl- particu-
.tv!. "a lhc;,trc-lnying and opcrl-go-
s1..tf.E>
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INTERESTING EXERCISES AT THH BAKER
STREET School, Yesterday afternoon about
half-pasr | O'Clock number OF ladies and
gentlemen visited The Baker-Street colored
school, and were pleasantly entertained by
the scholars. This school is under Tie charge
of MIR. T.. p. Crump, principal, assisted ny
female teachers. The exercises on this occ;.-
sion were particularly interesting, and the
singing remarkably good, the programme
having been carefully selected: Among the
gentlemen present were Superintendent BIN,
ford, William English, ESD, of the Schoo,
Board, Mr.. Chesterman, Of the Councll. anu
Judge Wright. At the conclusion OF Tue
exercises, which all agreed to have been Il
success, the scholars were addressed by Judge
Wright. 1.
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HusrlNGs CouRT, In this court yesterday
the case of johnson II. Sands was called,
and postponed until Monday.
The case Of T.. Y. Palmer, Tor forging an
order, was postponed until Tuesday.
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MARINE INTELl1GENeE.f :


MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY II, 1872.
sun rises. sos Moon sets....t. . r.. .ll:o3
sun sets,,..r..... G:57 High tide. 19s
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Reserved seats at West, Jo,nssori Co.'s myf1hr
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THE HUMORs OF THE CAMPAIGN,
A Western Newspaper Man ON the Ran-
page for Greeley.


From the Franklin County lKy) Caucasian-Gree-
Sound the hewgag, strike the ton Jon, beat the
fuzzy-guzzy, wake the gong kwong; let the loud
BIN. Unconstitutional Congresses Of per.
jured runians; tchypalmed, bribe-taking, Office
Peddiing Presidential Doors and sots, asnrping
Governors shOuderstrapped outlaws, titled bum
mers, reconstruction satraps, Niger bacchanals,
purses, all tremble at the roar OF coming DOOM
Clap your hands, ye fathers, because the bread
will not much longer be torn nom the mouths Of
your hungry children TO fatten horde OF idle saw
ages the nations wards, lousy, smut.skinned vaga
bonds, whose only business Is to attend conven-
and
manufacture stink and Southern State constitu.
loot the tympanum- cracking rams horns.
Howl rapturous hosannas, ye nea-bitten hound
pups; and let the gleeful catgut squeak. Pipe
forth your gladness oh, jassacks and nightin-
T% wnss and scream your
lest notes OF victory, oh, invincibe shanghai OF
freedom. Let volcanoes blaze, and festive tar.
TO bonfire, and cannons boom their mighty peans.
Let rocks, cataracts and hillsides, bull calves,
oceans, gqlis, lakes and milldams, men, women,
children, tops, poodles, beasts, birds and reptiles
all creation animate and inanimate burst forth IN
one tremendous, deafening, laundering, SKY Ky
SPsss roar % up Joy ana
prevailed, and radicasm, the cunning, the brutal,
the bloody Ii doomed to speedy and rretriera rne
overthrow. Gorlhcalleluerum Hurrahi lnauo
times three thousand cheers and . view
halloo for Horace Greeley and D. GretS brow WIZ
the philosopher and the ymbs9 20 see the con-
summation so devoutly TO be wished-tne over.
throw OF the Tumblebug and all ms vie ny M @
the annihjlation or tyranny and corruption on our
rannhlinan soie and the establishment Of law and
order, liberty, peace and prosperity sps by inc
triumphant eessioa o. and ony by the
CHa<00et0Ns
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For President,
49, go l-..

HORACE GREELEY;
Postmaster at Evansville,
COLONEL A. T. WHIITLESEY.


The Cincinnati Commercial exclaims :-"Every-
body knows that November Is the month In
which the street should be ripped up for sewers"
1t is the month in which the political sewers are
generally opened.
The republicans OF twenty-six States have held
their conventions for the election OF delegates to
the regular convention OF the party ut Phladel-
phia or these, twentythree States have instructed
their delegates to vote for the nomination OF Gene
raj Grant.
The indianapolis Journal republican, thinks that
II the democrats "ever intend to take Greeley as
their candidate they have greatly injured his avail
ability by delaying their action In the matter. Their
only hope lay In the attempt TO inaugurate white
coat Juror, and rally to the Greeley standard with
tumultous enthusiasm. Their delay has proved fa-
tall The season for white hats Is not fully II
comes before the heated term, and the heated
political term will not arrive before the n0mina-
lions are all made.
western paper gives the following :-"Greeley's
one term-Iiar.'" But the situation Ia changed
since such terms were employed by the champion
woodchopper.n He is now all peace and gentle
ness, except when he attacks ChappaQua sapiing
General Banks will soon speak In I1tusville, Pa,
and define his position. He will be In good posi-
ton to make an oleaginous speech.
1t is stated that the Troy Times republican, and
the Troy Press ldemocratic) do not go for Greeley
as reported
Senator Ferry is said to be anti-Greeley, and that
the Connecticut democrats have sold themselves
for wooden nutmeg
The Rochester Democrat republican, is OF the
opinion that o certain locality in Western New
York will go for Greeley, inasmuch as 1t is the
home Of the famous Rochester rappers.n A few
raps over the knuckes by some Greeley man might
teach the Democrat man to wrap himself little
more In his dignity, and speak more politely when
ladies are in the case.
Henry Clay once said he would rather be right
than President" Another statesman OF the past
said he would ''rather be plain Sas tonight than
Vice President" The old political maxims are Just
beginning to be revived. The drolleries OF PresI.
Dental campaign are Its principal charm, and pre-
vents disputApH troW entering Into discussions
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that stir up bitter blood and tend to lead TO I'M.
happy political consequences.
A San Francisco paper having stated that "Cali-
fornia Is moving neasse for Greeley" some one
suggests whether II does not mean that she Is NOV
ing for "Massa GreeleyY"
Dan Voorhees, since his anti-Greeley pronuncia-
mento, is not very highly complimented by the
Western papers, especially the Louisville Courier
Journal, which calls him ''Crazy Dan," and says he
is after the Vice Presidency on the Grant ticket
Western paper, speaking OF an Official OF I'm
biblical habits, and who was called a 6Onhonanle
by supporter says he Is "Bour bon homme.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20
STRIKE OF THE WOOD CARvERs

Great MAYS Meeting Neutrality-suspicious.
81 Pay and Decrease or Hours De-
hsndcd-l'he Upholsterers, varnishers
sAd GildesS to be Dragged From the
Shops.
among the trades andSorganizations formed to pro-
sect their interests with greater vigor this week
The agitation was renewed on Sunday morning
sud largo mass meeting Of the wood carvers,
Sarniahera guders and furniture men WAS convened