Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-21
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The American Dental Association
A Rum Through Canada-summer-
Ing Piaces-The greeley Movement
The Louisville Exposition.
Correspondence of the Union and American.
The American Dental Association ad-
/ ios1rned Aug. 10, to meet at Putin Bay on
! The first Tuesday in August, 1873. p. g.
| G. Hunt, of Indianapolis, was elected Pres
| ident: Il. ID. Shepard, of Boston, Vice Pres
ident; NJ. S. Dean, of Chicago, Recording
Secretary; w. Fl. Goddard, of Louisville,
Treasurer. ..~srsA-sa a. - il7ls
There was a general thinning out at
the Falls when they adjourned. Some 90
back to their homes, others up into Canada
where we viii follow them for few notes.
The Dominion Is all agog with an cleo
ton. Party spirit is as active as in the
States Some of the leading men are agi-
tating the subject Of Canadian defenses,
they are afraid they might be caught nap
ping If the United States should develop a
covetous disposition. They prefer the
English government, as they are relieved of
taxes and enjoy all the immunities of Eng
land itself. No wonder they love the
Queen-begin, continue and end everything
in her name. @
The New Metropolitan Wesleyan Methc-
dist church in Toronto, is the handsomest
church edifice on the continent. This is
Iunshou's "Tat e nacle." The Thousand"
Islands" are swarming with summer tour
lists. Grant is with Pullman oosone of them
fishing and withal making to himself
friends Of the "mammon of unrighteous-
ness" From what L can gather he is not
much concerned as to the result of the
election. BE Is satisfied that Greeley will
be defeated, and if not-well he has enough
to retire on, and several months yet to get
more.
Nothing Of any general interest at Mon
treal. Quebec, that quaint old Rip Van
Wrinkle, which has just awakened to the
civilization going around it, Is stirring
and will some day be great |
city. Its gates have been demolished, as |
you are aware, and buildings are going up |
very fast without the walls.
Crowds of Canadian French are crawling |
like army worms through the Providence |
Of Quebec-they seem to be wandering to |
the States-most of them are going to enter !
the Northern manufactures.
The White Mountains are well patronized /
this year. A much better class of people
come here for the summer than at the
places, and they are really bene-
1ted by such delightful enjoyment and en-
pigments as are afforded here.
Portland, Me-, has recovered greatly from
he great fire. few years ago. 1t looks
ike q new city. It still keeps up its repu-
alton as watering place, but is not so
fashionable as some others.
Boston is sail for Greeley." His bar.
hers float on every hand. Summers
has carried over many. The
whole State seems to be enthusiastically for
Greeley and Brown. So New York City.
"a the South, the case seems to stand thus:
Not Il at we love Greeley more, but
Grant less" In the North, he is running
IN his own intrinsic character and merits.
Louisville is spreading herself for the Ex-
position. The building is an immense
prick structure, splendidly situated and
1t stands on Fourth street, and
occupies nearly half block. This will be
fine excu rsion for Memphis and Nashville
,eople. The ride on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad is treat in itself.