Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-07-03

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The first man to come out for Greeley
JEFF Davis, when he came out Of Fort
ress Monroe. hrl --
Preparations for the ensuing Balti-
more Convention are already being
made in that city.
The Stokes trial is finally under way.
They are now engaged in examining
Witnesses. Large crowds are in attend
ance; principally ladies.
An ordinance was read the first time
in Cleveland city Council, last week,
which renders attending funerals Of
those having died Of smallpox, a pun.
ishable offense.
Hon. Richard Parsons, of Cleveland,
was, on Saturday last, nominated by the
Republicans of Cuyahogs county, for
Congress. He is just the man to send
Judge Paine over the dam next fall.
Judge David Davis, the Labor Reform
candidate for the Presidency, is out in a
letter in which he declines the nomins-
ton made in February last, and says he
shall retire absolutely from the Presi-
dental contest
jamestown, n. Y, is over run with
burglars. Every night some house or
store is visited, and generally some SOU
venir is taken just 10 remember them
by. 1t seems that there is a regularly
organized gang at work.
The New Orleans Picdyiiiae urges the
nomination of William Cullen Bryant
for President by the Baltimore Conven-
ton, thinking thereby to "rectify the
singular and grotesque unhtness of
Horace Greeley's nomination"
"a few Republicans of Cleveland have
written a letter soliciting Judge r. F..
Paine to nou himself a candidate
for Congress from the Twentieth Dis
trict. The Judge consents in a volumin-
Gus letter, and plants himself on the
Cincinnati platform and ticket.
Gov. Seymour was recently installed
as a sachem of Tammsny; that cesspool
of municipal and political corruption,
now again under the direct control Of
Boss Tweed, and in his speech on that
occasion heartily endorsed the nominal
tons made at the Cincinnati ConYen-
ton.
Williams county Republicans, at their
convention to nominate county officers,
appointed delegates to the Congressional
Convention yet to be callad) a fine Sixth
CToledo) district, and instructed them to
vote for GeneralI I. R. Sherwood for Con-
gress. williams county is S~herwood's
home.
Reports from New York say that the
labor strikes are nearly ended. Some
acknowledge themselves defeated, and
are glad to resume work at the original
prices, which in no case have been
changed by employers. An act which
10 say the least does the latter credit
It is probable that the Congressional
Nominating Convention for the 18th Dis
trict will be called to meet some day in
the latter part Of the present month. We
hear no one spoken ofin connection with
the candidacy, excepting Hon. James A
Garfield, whom the people of the Dis
trict, doubtless, will endorse by an unani-
NOUS denomination.
The past week the different newspa-
pers of the country have produced
articles on the commencement exercises
o fnumerous colleges. They seem to be
Of unusual interest, and it also appears
that q large number ofyoung men have
graduated to commence their trough
voyage" DC, IN the sea Of life.
An insurrection occurred among the
convicts in the State prison in Albany, /
n. Y, on the 9th inst. Nine hundred
prisoners were at one time loose in the
yard and refused to obey orders.-
Troops were sent for and the revolt
speedily quelled. One hundred and
sixty OF the ring leaders are in solitary
confinement on bread and water.
An Indian wsr appears to be about to
break out in Texas. Already 10000 In
dams have invaded the State, filling
every body with alarm. They say their
object is to Hibernate two of their chiefs
who are imprisoned at Huntsville, that
State. The White Mountain Apaches
are getting excited, and have started on
the war path; they probably wont go
far, as there is q sufficient military force
stationed on the plains at present.
And now comes the intelligence Of the
seizure by Canadian authorities ofanoth'
er American vessel. This is the second
instance of the kind which has occurred !
within a short time, in both OF which di-
rect insult has been offered to the
American flag. In this case the vessel
was taken into port with the Dominion
Gag flying at the peak, over the Union
colors, Union down. These aggressions
tend to the engendering Of n other
than an amicable feeling for our north
en- neighbors, and 3 repetition of them
will doubtless result in, to them, I'M
pleasant Investigations as to the prero-
gstive by which they assume the right
to modest American craft. The protes-
tations Of our Consul against the seizure
and detention OF the vessels svziled
nothing.
Mr.. Greeley is assaulted on all sides,