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New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
GREELEYISM.
Fror. The ROehester Democrat adm
SLANDERING A LIBERAL REPUBLICAN.

To Me Editor Of The Tribune
SIR The subjoined communication was for
warded by the editor OF The Dispatch, who posi-
lively refuses to publish It, As there no other paper
In the town. thus left absolutely defenseess against
a wanton SANDER. May appeal to you for justicef
Very respectfully JOHN ARTHUR.
Erie, Penn. May 6. 1872.
To the Editor Of The Daily Dispatch
sR Ny attention has us been called 10 paragraph the second
page Dpah Of last Thursday in which asserted that am
the Emerald shadow and private secretary and smanuends Of Sen
Lowr and that attended the Cincinnati Convention because
private secretary amanuensis Of
Nj body else. Since Mr. LIS attack OF
have letter bin OF friendship and
which have received expected reward
and eprocaion OF the fnendy
spirit prompted OF this abatement defy successful contrac-
ton paid to the Cincinnati CoRyenuon de-
baseess SANDER Of which
demand either Your statement plain
positive expect proof retracon OF will be
equally mind attend the Cincinnati Convention
before bad knowledge expectation that
FROM Erie Intended to did because
wholly with Sumner Trumbu Greeley and the
Republicans patriots who had reVot against
Administration and sought purify and elevate the Gov
and the Republican pry andn doing So took counsel OF
conscience alone
As your eegrsphic Cincinnati bears testimony to the
y other In the paragraph viii leave them un
noticed JoBs ARTHUR
Erk PsaH. May 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
THE PRESS ON THE NOMINATIONS.
PATRIOTIC DUTY WILL GUIDE THE DEMOCRATS
From Tne LonsriIk COHricr-JourrdL

PATRIOTIC DUTY WILL GUIDE THE DEMOCRATS.
Ths LouisriIk CourcrJourrdL ,
Our friends are all agreed that 1t is an aD-
solute necessity that Grant the nominee OF the Ph
dephia Convention shall be defeated If, on run con
suatOn. and after mature deberation, II shall appear
that support Of the Greeley ticket can alone
accomplish that result the Democracy ought 10 snppGr
necessity could induce the Democracy to aid In me ee
walton OF other than smonpure Democrats TO positions
of official power in the nation but as necessity
party will decide that IL is unavodabe patroli uuy
TO vote for the Liberal nominees The end
the people, but the reaction that Is hhIihs5
place seems TO be all In It's favor In the priet ~
interval that has occurred very many who were ere az az
first exceedingly indignant have totally changed ,ne @
tone At first declaring the ticket preposerons iay anu
TO be entertained they asking why not Greeey
VINO has shown most kindly disposition toWa%h toWhrnd &
Southern people in their discontinue. teilsnee IL for
adv Advocated ns !. SfEy syo%n SS
10 entertain. 1t is argued that they work no de,
nent the Of his being made President
Republican platform specifying that the eIec.
shall be RENTED 10 the people in their es. eies
oned. S there Is Grsis BOWL an ayOTed and md
uncomprOnising freetrader associated win hi -, "a the
nomination. Brown Is essentially acceptapo nerai vi raj
Democracy. Not only as tho pioneer Of the LSerd
movement is he deserving of recognition anu &c earn
est advocate of constitutional government Jenv he
crat In the earlier years OF his man,'o,u mannov,, of
was only led of INTO other affiliations by the he
Slavery, which has been settled and Is now no & ia
fore country We know not what may ,ino pe @ n
cision of the Democracy but H. after in tbs
Cincinnati nominations, why, sobe 10. . r.rd,,o
Whatever difference of opinion may exist for
he Presidency and Vice Presidency there can De pu
sentiment among patriotic and conseryatve na en
respect to the platform upon which the In,teI
Tie address ofthe Convention TO the people OF ,hs
STATES and the resolutions accompanyi u takeh Tr
consIifute most admirable ana telling docnneh' 80 ~ ., :,
stvIe
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

49,. Gen. John Hall of the British army, is dead
Signor Papanti, the well-known dancing mas
ter Of Boston, died yesterday, age ~
go Prince Bismarck is again indisposed. and his
insist bsoute the may be serious
..The Rev. l.. B. Redwood, age S. Secretary OF
the brsn Of the American Tract Socy died yesterday
The following changes in the stations and du,
ties Of Army Paymssers announced Major H. Reese relieved
the East ordered the Conn
ing Of the South Major smith. at the
Department o. the South ordered report the Commanding Gene
rs Of the Department OF the Platte Major William Smith the tour
Of for March ordered relieve Major Johnston at the
Dakota. Johnston ordered the
Department the Gulf Major Israel o.
Dewey relieved from the Department Of Missouri and ordered to the
Department Of the Platte.
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that In all other similar cases those prisoners
who questioned the legality Of the Court that nrss
without regard 10 previous imprisonment, whiie snoso
who pleaded guilty should only be Imprisoned TOT tns
unexpired term OF the original sentence. inc Court
sustained the Assistant District Attorney, ana tns
course was followed IN Smth case and In all the otner
Charles Brown Henry FurloDg. Michael Roach. George
Thompson, James Howard, Peter Mcdonald, Thomas
Ryan, James O'Brien Charles III. Hamilton, and Martin
Schmidt, all charged with petty larceny. sent 10
the PeDitentary for terms varying from TO four
mOutbs
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
POLICE NOTES.

The body of an unknown man was found of Pier
., e. R., yesterday.
In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
Hakrtt william Thompson for stealing po4 nom mAsda
lena Meeker State Prison for years
Isaac Park, charged with smuggling into tins port,
ths .e.nsr y Of quantity Of lace shaws WAS held
YESTERDAY in 50 900 bail by Commissioners Shields
AT the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, John
Copk and Edward Smith held for eIsminsos BY Justice scott
bruay beating and robbng Ida bue NO. ~ SAs'
in Tomphinsst, on honday uishI
fire broke out yesterday in the basement drying.
oa of Lndepsn panooe msnuacov Nos III and l'J
Mere, Loss stock S0o; insured for $2Oo The building,
owned nv A. T. Stewart, was damaged slOO
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
THE CHARLESTON Is. c. NEWS ON THE
NOMINATION.

CHARLESTON, s. c., May THE following
will appear leading editorial In inc ohdres'on news
tomorrow:
The Democratic National Committee meets in New
York to-day. trust that in ITS deliberations dns
weight will be accorded to the puDlc sentiment ana
expectation OF that section, which ~ the past
has been 80 steadfast and powerful nm ay OF the
party. To OF the South the action OF tho Naiohai
Democracy roust either bring Joy and cohnue anu
OF speedy relief from tue worst Oh our
or else prOlOng indefinitely the reign o anxious
doubt and fagrant msgovormeht thoio
DE any portion of the Democracy VINO aaoe naoeit =
right OBJECT 10 Mr.. Greeley lifelong hhthsois. ,
their cherished political views, IL ~ cofhiily @ '
white cOulc of the Southern States II mere no ung
whom suffering aud wrong ana relcDtless Persecu~V"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
CONGRATULATIONS DISPATCHES, ETC.

fFom dispatches and letters with which
TuE flooded several days contnue TO
make only very few selections with OF printing those
gratifying emphatic but rather that fair
idea may be given Of their general drihl
NASHVILLE. Tuesday. May 7. 1872.
To Horace Greeley: The mass meeting at
Carksville unanimously ratified the Cincinnati nonna-
ons with great enthusiasm The press Of the State are
generally coming out for the ticket mass ratification
meeting is to be held here tomorrow night state
Convention fresh from the people. is probable TO put
out Liberal Electoral ticket This State will go $4,000
majority for the "Ian in the White Hat"
ALBERT ROBERTS, Editor Banner.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fror other Ship Teos see Secoud Pa0e.1
aDufuOn

ARRIVED.
(r) Webster LIVERPOOL April ~ snd Casens
,oxr zsth With mdse end psss ~ " W. J. Hurst
se,mbp Nontgonery Farclo,. Ssysnnsh wb mise and sss
soht. JosdeB -, =, -.
steamship Salvador EokeSon savsansh' win mase ass
psa. % W. r. Garrison. -, a. ...,.- ~. q. -s..
Bsrk Paramount (Of Boron) wsweh honeTdeo Peo |" "o
hdes
Bark Al.ts fo Glasgow Glasgow 81 fs1s with rnlresd nse
Brig Lima HL CIeniDegos DAYS. with . =.
Brig Ceres of 81 Andrews b. Winners, Garden" ~ dsy ss
Brig Whitaker. Cotton Port johnson for Bostoa - -.
schr Edward Burnett of Newbayport PaDaef Psrs @y VIZ
rubber &c
scHooSERs-RIyBR AND coAsrTisE
Ada Herbert. Gloucester. b. r. War0r, Provdenca
Hiekmsn Prcviaenee Rnanoi 9, Pa~tBckes
Aleghanisn Newport Nsry Johnson. Wfreham.
Flora King. Proydesoe. n r.. PsIl ps Prsyile5ce
BELOW.
Ship Cynosure (Er). Orsm liverpool dsrcS q with frds
CASTILLO tftal Monte CardH With railroad
Bark Marchi wi mfse
April 10Th od Nantucket BY pctboss frsnes
Perkins No. u
SAILED.
steamships for Bremen anoke and WIN r. Cye Zoe
Richmond ship Confidence Baltimore Bg Martha for Mobile
WIND-SuncOwn. Bgh', g.; bszy
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Falling barometer,
THE OMAHA RAILROAD CONTROVERSY.

CHICAGO, H., May THE principal officers
of the Union Pacific Railroad including President Clark
Vice President Duff, Augustus Sche, ]. II. Barker and
George NJ Pullman, and the Executive Committee were
in consultation here, yesterday, with superintendent
sickles of that road and General Ticket Agent Kimbai
In reference TO the present transfer arrangements at
Omaha After full discussion OF all the facts In the
case the conclusion arrived at i that the transfer bs
ness as now transacted is working very satisfactorily
10 the parties most directly Interested and that IT not
advisable to make any change at least at present
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

A. G,cob.sh J. D. Brown Jha Arpsehs Mes T. Noirer W. Bon
ges Mrs Bugrs Roryess, n-s Him ,r.e Re-.
r. C1 wife chidrsa Mr. Cslin fot Sseos mrs
Mn Chehley John Bosge John Deer stanton M ~ ' W.
d win srs Mr. and Mrs O. Msey and servant Tos yeoa rss
Horrss H. p. Tsyisr children. Mitchell Mrs A. Mstss1
Mn. d. Mollsri. Ms Nurpby. John Wfson. L. NJ Boehfa
Hurbut .
FROM sAyASsAH-in ss.nsbip non,semsry Nr I.p Y'l..
stsrp L. Pse Cook H. Psimer. r. Br. Mss Me. j. NJ
gent w. Scot, AgBew. Miss Agnsw, and u IN s,essge
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
FIRES IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, May IA fire in Natick. Mass, this
morning destroyed the lumber yard Of Charles Bigeow
and Co. containing lumber valued at $4,000 $4,000
also stable attached. One valuable horse was burned
The total loss Is estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000 in
small. -,
ers in furniture, carpets and upholstery In Cambridge
was damaged by fire. last night TO the extent OF Wow
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
ArRIcAN METHODIST cHURcH coNFERENcE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May THE fifteenth
General Conference the African Methodist Church OF
the United States is in session in Nashville Dele
gates are in attendance from New-England, NewYork.
Pennsylvania, Indiana, California, Alabama Georgia.
Arkansas Maryland, Florida. Louisiana, Mississippi.
Missouri, North Carolina, Kentucky Texas and Vr.
gna Bishops Quinn Of Indiana, Payne and Shorter OF
Ohio Wayman OF Baltimore, Campbell Of Philadelphia,
Ward of California, and Brown of the District of Coum
IA nrqs
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
PROPOSED POSTPONEMENT OF THE DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTION.

JACKSON, Miss, May Col. &. c. Hooker,
member of tho Democratic National Executive Com
mittee has telegraphed TO the Committee suggesting
that IT postpone action until after the meeting of the
Philadelphia Convention and says that is the wish Of
the people Of Mississippi ihat such course should DO
pursued. An enthusiastic Greeley Club has been organ
ized here.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

HERRIcK. Bradford Co.. Penn, Saturday May q, 1872.
To Horace Greeley: The Daily World is entirely
mistaken in presuming that Mr. Adams would be more
acceptable candidate for Democrats than Horace Gree
ley We prefer in this section the nominations rs they
now stand and there enough people outside Of Office
holding gentlemen belonging TO the two old parties to
elect the candidates. " Ef.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
THE MIXED SCHOOL QUESTION IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 7.-The Supreme
Court to-day refused to issue mandamus against the
directors of the subschoo district in Norwich Township
Franklin County for the admission Of colored children
into schools for white children, there is separate
school in the said township for colored youth. The
Court sustained the constuonalty OF section 81 OF the
common school OF this State and held that the
eanZaton OF seperate schools colOred children is not
in conflict with the provisions OF the Fourteenth Amend
,nent In the Constitution of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
The WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAX DfPAhTNhNTp
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICRR,f
WASHINGTON. May I'll a. IN.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON May ii a. IN.
SynoDsis for The past tgentv-four hours
The barometer is highest over the Upper
Lake region and extreme Eastern Gulf States: Cloudy
weather with light rains ia prevailing from the Lower
Missouri Valley TO Lake Superior and Michigan Ihence
southWar1 10 the Gulf and eastward to the Atlantic,
clear and partially cloudy weather. with light to fresh
winds ~
Probabilities.
Falling barometer, southerly to eastery winds cloudy
weather and rain will prevail on Wednesday, north ana
LOwerIake region Clear and partially cloudy weather
over the Middle and New England States with winds
yeering to northerly and gradually TO eastery. .
Clear and partially cloudy weather, with southerly
winds will probably prevail over the southern states
for the upper lakes, but dangerous winds are not
auticiDateu.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
SPECIAL SESSIONS PRISONERS REsENTENcED.

Charles Smith, sent to the Penitentiary last
February by the Court of Special Sessions for picking
the pockets OF several persons was lately renamed
the upon writ of habeas corpus issued oy 'udSo
Brady on the ground that the Court by when nc was
sentenced was not legally constituted e was %, ai
sessions cor second trial, when his counsel moysa 10
dismiss the the ground tna' ison, nst,ict
Attorney stewart opposing tho motion ,ss sa.d ina. h ns
Court could take no notice OF any that mil pnshment
shouid be imposed without regard TO previous I'M
prlsonment aud he wnthed u " '" uaoets'ooo
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have entitled to hearing when the question Of stakfng
their fate upon the doubtful fortunes OF nt a
contest Is raised. II Is this same people ana VIC sontb
expression to the unanimous sentiIIent ~ Do.sn ss
Carolina, and, far as Judge IN .ns ,,d
South when urge and entreat our M arsona
prejudice party PRIDE and give the death o,ow 70
national corruption and sectional hate pS o,,ption ~
generous. and hearty Endorsement OF tho hoiin"''" "
honest Horace Greeley.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
ALBERT ROBERTS, Editor Banner.
RICHMOND, Va, Saturday. May 4, 1917.

To Horace Greeley: Here, in the metropolis
OF the Old Dominion, Old Line Wings and Democrats
alike rejoice the event. and hail 1t as the harbinger OF
victory and of return to Just and honest admnistra
ton OF the Government All agree with but very rev
exceptions that it would bo supreme folly for the DEM
ocrats to nominate ticket and that the people IN any
event would support the Cincinnati nominee.
A. s. MCRAR.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
a1nn nNn Gnxed-Ten

100000 Snved-Ten oasnd ouheeer, II tis CITY eoaN
10 and upssd b. purchasing sappy Dnnsr Plates AZ ps
China Pses 81 dozen ed Isbe Knives -
dozen e spoons IS sni other scs
selling Co., No Sc Broadway al oseAt
less than the regular prces
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT IN MISSOURI.

Within half an hour after the Cincinnati
nominations announced in st. Louis, n Pioneer
Greeley and Brown Club" formed with the follow
ing agreement as basis the sgners being all prominent
Democrats:
The undersigned citizens Of the City and County OF st
Louis hereby agree form ourselves into ponlleal
association 10 be known and called the Pioneer Greeley
and Brown Club" the object OF which s TO organize VIC
tory and TO elect to the Presidency and
and advocates of Republican doctrines, Horace Greeey
and b. Gratz Brown and we hereby pledge ourselves
TO snare neither energy labor until desires IN ts
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
BANGOR, Monday. May G. 1872.

To Horace Greeley: The Cincinnati ticket is
the all engrossng topic of conversation here. The Office
holders are savage. but the ground tier-mechanics
rivermen laborers of all classes and many merchants
take disntercsed comprehensive view of The sub
iect and declare for the ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
WHITEWATER, Wis. Satur'

WHITEWATER, Wis. Saturday, May T. 1872.
To Horace Greeley: The report reaches us
this morning that you have been placed in nomination
as the standard-bearer of tho Liberal cause. shall
thank God heartily If tho report be true.
MARVIN ii. BovHH.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
CENrEav1LLE, r. l., Monday. March 6, 1872.

To Horace Greeley: When the Administration
grinders through laughing over the dongS OF
the Cincinnati Convention, the working people Will call
to mind that Horace Greeley has done more to elevate
the condition of the tOiling millions than any other man
in this country and they will gratefully remember that
at the polls.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
JERSEY CITY, Monday. May 9, 1872.

JERSEY CITY, Monday May o. l6I2.
To Horace Greeley: / am proud of your VIC
tory and so are all my Irish friends; and If you say
that you will stick we will 60 to work for you at once
We want no money from you or your friends. We can
attend to that ourselyes z. Is. BONNER.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

"Costar'so Insect Powder kills Bedbog Roiches hoks
Flies Fea COckroahe wstb1 &c CosrAR Co., 2 Centre 81
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

COLUMBIA. g. C., Saturday, May 4, 1872
To Horace Greeley: We have always been
Democratic but recognizing the feeling OF Cancellation
TO the South and genuine patriotism for the entire coun-
try the Liberal Republican movement we propose to
lend full endeavorS to secure the election OF Its NOM
inees. You have host of warm admirers among the
Democrats Of the South for feel that you have be-
friended in the day OF our humiliation and suffering,
when friends few.
W. II. MCCAw, Editor Columbia PhGnir
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

PORTLAND, Me-, Saturday, May Z. l5I2
To Horace Greeley: Your nomination is re-
ceived here with great cordiaty by the Liberal Repub-
hcans and by all the Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
Saturday, May 4. 1872,

To Horace Greeley: / heartily congratulate
YOU upon the work Of the Convention In my position
here am compelled TO support the Administration but
am only awaiting opportunity to work with you IN
this great reform.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

"It works like ch1rm,"so all who REEVES PAis.
MAGIC OIL for Headache
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
CHICAGO. Saturday. MAY 4. 1872

CHICAGO, Saturday, May 4, 1877.
To Horace Greeley: belong to the United
States party. representing a country worth saving
nm soldier of the War of 1872 and have voted 81 times
do MT want anything. bless the Lord The One Term
is now absolutely fixed.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
CINCINNATI, May 8. 1872.

To Horace Greeley: have been in Kentucky.
Everything is more than hopeful. Gov Brown just in,
and has ordered 1000 white hats for Greeley Club
Good.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
Perfectly Safe In all Cases.

Mrs SYRUP for all diseases Of Children suei
ee,hius collie SAFE reliable aod harmless remedy
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

Window shades CT dsscttion also improved Prturs
q. H. KzLTI & COMPANY. IA Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

A Western clergyman writes: al do not
know II you much for the opinion OF Presbyterian
minister but want TO express 1t. was satisfied with
Gen. Grant believed him to be an honest man, with
the good Of his country at heart was provoked with
Won for boltDg, and had made up my mind to vote
against any man you might nominate at Cincin-
natl But your nomination turns me square
round. Such is my personal love and re-
spect for you, such my admiration for your
qualities Of head and heart such my desire that HORACE
GREELEY should be President of the United sates that
before any man ON earth will vote for you May
God bless you s and spare you not only to I'LL the office
TO which your friends hope to elect you but to stand as
you long have Stood bright example Of honest man."
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
Los ANGELES, CAL, Tuesday, May 7.


To Horace Greeley: The citizens Of Los Angeles
congratulate the country upon your nomination.
JOHN G. DowEBY, j. W. HELMER,
THOMAS GATES, WILLIAM BUCKLEY,
HABER MATPIELD, MATT. N. WooDwoRTH.
II d. WuSON.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

recommend itself 10 all Americans except tho faction
whch Is committed body and soul TO the selfish corrupt
and usurpng Administration with which the country 10
cursed.
Whatever the ultimate result OF the work done at Gin
cnnat IL IL clear that the nomination OF Horace Gree
ley Tor the Presidency s giving the Grant men world
OF ronble. Every symptom OF consternan0n Is visible
IN tneir ranks They were prepared 70 combat Adams
whom they looked upon the choice or Democrats,
on the ground of his being virtually candidate OF
the Democratic party. Greeley s isepuphcan on
Republicans He s regarded in the North as the father
OF the Republican party and reverenced accordingly ana
no other nomination could possibly carry with III 80
southern strength The conviction Is forced upon them
that the Cincinnati ticket Ia dangerous rs was uneA
ceiyes the support OF the Democracy While hoping tnat
such support may not be forthcoming they greatly rear
that 1t will.
GREELEYISM
From The Rochester Democrat (ddr)
The one achievement OF Greeleys admins
ration II he should chance to he elected would be the
withdrawal OF the constrainDg OF national power
In the preservation OF the freedom and equality OF all
citizens To this he Is pledged aDd this Ia the sole
reason OF the enthusiastic Rebel and Copperhead
support he receives. Can q nomination which
rejoices at these elements be pleasing TO
Republicans Who has deserted princple-the
many who find their demands publicly granted
or the who makes pilgrimage to Mississippi to at
test anew his devotion to Rebel immunityi Progress,
reform. iberalism-who does not desire these But the
progress which will from an alliance with reac-
tonary Democracy; the reform which asks the resora
ton OF Tammany's allies; the liberalism which par
the power OF the nation protect its citizens-
these be false terms sgnyng the des trucon OF all tho
Republican party holds clear. And this Is Greeleyism
(For Additional Extracts see Second Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
BOSTON. Monday, May 6, 1872.
w a. -. ..s.

Brother Greeley: We, the undersigned, men,
bers OF Union League Of this city, take this method
Of expressing congratulations on your nomination
for President at the Cincinnati Convention; and We
pledge you the hearty support of the League In this city,
public meeting held In Faneuil Hail. and the fol
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted.
l. That we fully indorse the action of the Cincinnati
Convention. .
We faithfully pledge ourselves TO support the pat
form and the candidates.
g. That the present Administration is corrupt and is
not sanctioned by the honest people OF our country.
L. That copy OF these resolutions be forwarded to YOU
Hon J. j. GOULD j. A. SWEAT,
Hon H. d. DAVIDSON, NJ d. Hon. i. w. PIERCE,
f. W. BIxBY, Hon. Il. s. PLUMMER.
Hon. r. W. LORD. Hon. q. III. DALRYM,
Hon. A c. HOWE. Executive Committee.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

THE FIRST REFORM VICTORY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
SCHENECTADY. Tuesday. May Z, 1872.
Abel Smith was elected Police Commissioner in
this city to-day The first Greeley victory. s.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08
BROOKLYN. Monday. MAY G. !

To Horace Greeley: Friend of the oppressed
congratulate you AS an Irlshman, would indeed be
ungrateful did not my best efforts to secure youi
election. fP d.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-08

DELEGATES TO THE ROCHESTER CONVENTION.
Elections for delegates to the Democratic
State Cony enton be held at Rochester ON the 10Th OF
May took place last evening in eight Assembly DIS
trcts with the following result