The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21

my announcement OF adhesion to him, az am new
arrival comparatively IN Virginia, and felt the need
we provoked opposition by precpitancy. We are
now solid and confident. Our state has seen the
natl movement is only an extension OF the Virginia
policy Our state is moving solidly forward In the
Sne Of peace and deys!oPment and W. wish the
TALK WITH SENATOR RICE
The large and brawny Senator nom Arkansas
said, in reply to the HERALD man, as follows =
ARKANSAS viii give two TO one for Greeley. am
betting even upon that proportion. We shall get
nearly MALI the negro yoies.n
instead OF yourselff"
.'Oh, he has been working down that way all the
Grant. Did you read that whitcwashing report on
the clayton CASEY IL gives some OF the evidence,
and was written by Wright, Of Iowa, whose nephew,
You see, Judge Caldwell had to be shielded, for he
discharged the Grand Jury that indicted Clayton.
Caldwell studied law In his uncle Wright's Office.
II was nepotism defending corruption. Wen warm
"Yoa do not favor changing the candidate at this
these young boys and amateurs and poets ask it
No. sir. A campaign Is no swap
TALK WITH SENATOR FOWLER
senator Fowler = said our reporter, 'how much
1oS y 70 isS e s wy BE- the banner
State There win not be 10000 Grant votes cast in
the State-nOt enough to make the contest interest
was your preference GreclcyW
Not originally HIS paper abused me roughly
as IN e 81
but what OF that mans patriotic duty has
nothing to do with his individual wrongs. Greeley
s!ble return Of good feeling in Tennessee never to
have been accomplished but by some such marvel
ism, and the State has fixed it's mind on the future
and taken its feet out OF the past.n fan n&
Why do you feel about creee cleo
u think not. am native of that State and
do not feel sanguine about it,"
''Will the free trade element there have influence
to beat him2"
"Oh, pshaw The free traders are like Burke's
figure Of the grasshopper: two Of them IN lisid
are already boiling their former bolt. The Germans
are queer element in that State; perfect dealists.
Greeley Will carry Pennsylvania and Indiana and
that will be enough
TALK wITH SENATOR TRUMBuLL.
Senator Trunbull said i'm answer to q question -
''Greeey will make good fight In the Northwest.
think his chances twice as good as Lincons were
in 1850. am going right home from here and
shall appear in the campaign. The probabilities
are that Koermer will be nominated in State for
Governor against Oglesny. There viii be q big
convention at Springfield, and we all feel en-
FITZ HENRY WARREN SAID
a. sre @ win as yea may Sh IN, IT. he
can and independent newspapers are out for Gree
ley, and we shall make a warm and brilliant cam
state, and party feeling is not intense and is anne
nable TO good Influences"
A
The ante-room where the reporters were allowed
was haunted by a lively nuisance in the shape Of q
prophet, who talked loudly ana distributed the fol-
FOR PRESIDENT
oa Hs5Ean S HAHEHs,
he American Prophet i the Coming man a, the Lord
e
discourage Inc army and settle he 'o Alabama and t"
az S me s9h ne sb e e s n se e
ga ss1s%s an Hs s stss; %
as s9'2 a ad re- 'FHs ss
$sS as 81
no salary until tbs
mpnE with Gods divine % which is the only
Yours n ALLOW and truth, CMAuNCEY BARNES MES
boat, like Peter OF old act tan
MAHLoN SANDS
Mr.. MahlOn Sands was observed last evening re-
spending in the following terms to q person with
an aquiine nose, who was urging third nominar
II don't see the use Of it. Perhaps IL would he
ridiculous II we carry 20 few OF from the Confer
% no IN
mind that il isn't more dlgnifed to submit"
The Tarpope', one Of the Free Trade League
| publications, has been stopped.
| Robert b. Mmturn, or the Free Traders, was
IN state Of comatose acerbity last night as some.
body had called him an impracticable cipher. He
was rather proud OF the inpracticablc, but indg
nant at the cipher ye ol
When the venerable william A. Graham, who ran
on the ticket with Scott in 1852, was protesting
that he had better not appear at the Confer eDce,
because his disabilities had not been removed the
Convention people took him in al ct dfnis.
THE CONFERENCE IN SESSION.
In was singular scene when the Conference
gathered. The severe and venerable Bryant, like
the head of the house of Montague, holding his feud
against the house OF Greeley Capulet in stern re-
OF his optimistic pantheism; the. serene,
bulletleaded, self-considerate j. ID. Cox
IN the chair, like compelled to
be mild and listen to praises not wholesome to his
utterly mmeasurable Judge Stall0 ready with odds
and ends OF inteTruptve questions; the boyish
Lloyd like juvenile performer on the tight rope
and the little Lloyd pcepng In the door, curiosity
overcoming dignity: the apostate free traders,
Brinkerhoff and Dorsheimer, 'layng' for Atkinson
to show his Inconsistency. and prove him the vac
latng man OF no affairs Atkinson himself, coveting
the glory OF martyrdom and feeling larger
than life and equal to dead Brutus;
Randolph of New Jersey, presiding at this
pect that somehow he might digest himself into the
Vice Presidency; TX Bromley, looking n good deal
more like poet than q humorist. and Horace
White, with his PALE student face full OF mental
boldness. With these were rebel officers like Ben
Hlll and stout old Yankee democrats, like the elo-
quent Pillsbury, who could get over the great In
juries with less facemakng than half dozen bows
and young men could get over their economical
hobbies And so It. was proved that vanity only IL
incurahe IN politics, while exploit and experience
are tractable aud ma gnanimOus to the end.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE.