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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05
Meoftlnal.
M E ID l G A L OFF ICE
No, Pleasant St, near Main.
WORCESTER. MASS
Meoitinal

DIR. MANSFIELD
has established a Grand Medical Office for the
Radical and Permanent Cure OF all diseases or de
Will he treated scientifically and the most approved
principles - syphilis, GonOrrhwa, elect, Structures
seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Female Weak
ness, rams in the Back aud Lons Whites Gravel
NSfNous Diseases ilumors Dyspepsia, Piles, &c.
DIR. Mansfield will cure all OF The above diseases NV
ms new and improved method in a short time giving
enllre satisfaction to his patients. Spermatorrhua
permanently cured and Lost Manhood Restored.
TO THE LADIES,
Dr. Mansfield is. without doubt the most succassf,I
pfactloncrn the treatment of those comnaints rooi
ing skill secresy and experience and ali Other
lhcueht 10 enales that we know Of These renuirine
t a au Dot Young and old male and female will
is man thoroughly posted in his profession ~ ron az
lar graduate OF medicine and gentleman worh, fne
confidence OF the people. Call at his Office social ehat
VIII cost you nothing and may be OF more benefit TO Won
thanyo imagine.
TO YOUNG MEN,
Dr. MANSFIELD, Pleasant st near Main Worces.
Ter Mass has superior in the treatment of that de-
p0raDle aftictOn, Seminal Weakness SpermatOfrhna
Strictly private and confidential
Hours-9 a. NJ. TO Up. NJ. Office open SUNDAYS
Z. MANSFIELD. NJ. D.
No Pleasant ST.
Read what the Press Sayst
We consider DR.. Mansfield of Worcester Mass. a very
able and skul practitioner in the treatment of Sper
matorrh@a or Seminal Weakness; likewise Diseases of
Woman. In fact, we may safely say he has not his
equal in either branch of the science-Ed Democrat
Brooklyn, ". !.
jyl2 dtseptl5%
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WE@SSTl,WN.AaR6lD1s,, H.. Ho Tickets for the
Misslsslpp RIVER. at the lowest rates Anni ~ ~ We
bAhhhii a y. R and Canada Expross Oniee Cron,o
chcerhuy given. dtf "'"'o" WI "c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

f. Il. k.,lS
TRAINS Going SOUTH, LEAVE WoRcPsTFR Ar
O.35 m. WAY Passenger Train Connects M wo,.
s VII ", IRAN rom Southbrdge, and for BOs
toh; az Ialnheld with trains to and from Hart
i9rd ana Proyldeneei at Norwich with train for
- = New London from West Side tation ~
1000 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects az wor-
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Fitch
R Wg Lowell NC at Worcester Junction with
train from Boston; at Plalnheld for Providence. ice.
at NSrw l with trains for New London, Mystic
5'15 M Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
cester with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg Law
~ ,, ~ 49, ny worcester Junction with Express
providence and Worcester roads; at Putnam with
tram from Bostoni a Painfeld Junction. trains,
from Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
this tram. Passengers from way stations ie xcent
Webster, Putnam and DaniesonyilleJ for New
train to Norwich. $780,
7,SO pm. Steamboat Express Train for New Ys,;;
CONNECTS ~ Worcester with trains from NJ Ion,
Concord. Manchester Lowell, Lawrence ',ash1ar
ruchHHuIg; &c az iutnam from piston, Wal
for New London at 50 25 pm
TRAINS GONG NORM LsAvG NORWICH AT
4'AO m: Steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
except Monday connecting at Putnam for Kos
ton, Blackstone. Franklin and Waipoie: at Wor
ggsler l9r BGsion, Framingham, Lowell Nashua,
CONCORD, tllchDurg &c. This train leaves New
steamer. ~
600 m. Way Passenger Train. Connecting Mt
plain1eli Junction for Providence at Putnam,
Or Boston, arriving az 10. so m; at Worcester
junction Tor Springfield and wsy stations Albany
Boston, Nashua, DC. 'Oi ''''i' w.
1I.B0 q ~. Way Passenger Train Connecting NJ
Plalnneld with train from and for Providence =.
arriving at Worcester junction in season for rains
to Boston: Providence Springfield and Albany I.
$40 m Way Passenger Train Conrerts A. I" Nor.
N wien with train nom New Londci and AZ piain-
nelu LNnou0n with train to Providence. M wag.
eester with train for Boston. N "' VIVA
WEBSTER sPECIAI
Leaves webster Tor Worcester al n "a a mn
Leaves Worcester for Webster Al 'HS nm M
p. ST. d. ANDREWS. fSnpt.
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NV I 'NV9 FIIu II IIIUsITitlNe Engravingl.
b h heT Medical Work. written by Dr. T. Haoek who
mas hau geater success in the Treatment OF Diseases
Mea are described in this work than perhaps ever el
" le .ot Oh mortal man 1t treats Lost Manhood
nervous and General Debility Seminal Weakness and
az useSses OF the Generative Organs in both sexes
ca Institute '''N7' A"pNeA Meu-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

A seven year old boy, named Powers, died at
North Bennington last Saturday, from injuries
received at the hands of a lad of twel We
Ashoy Clark, Esq, OF Middletown, died sud
denly on Sunday morning. He had taken his
breakfast, and while smoking fell from his chair
TO the floor anG instantly expired.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05
% SMOLAvDER'S
III j CH U

SSanaard Irepartiop endorsed by the most reliable
oy lhousapts who have used H. 'N P'"V'"''''9'o'
70 sure quick remedy for all diseases of the Trina
Wyshs existing IN male or female Irritation or In
Reddbt tG9n Of kldneys or Bladder, Gravel Diabetes
cons NM nyuleht IN Urine, Thick, Cloudy Urine Mu-
t,os uhu ihNouhthry Discharges from Jrehrn Rptcn-
@ OF lhe9ntnence of Urine Chronic Catarrh OF HAD
Organs. W 'io VHho-HehllM
everywhere. d,r,i IN 4 S.si,, :" h'culvlhe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

DR. HALLocK has discovered the most certain snccdv
and only eectnal Remedy in the world for weakness IN
the Back or Limbs, Structures, Affection of the KID
eys ana Biadder involuntary Discharges, ImpOtency
General Debility, Nervousness. Dyspepsia Languor Low
Spirits CONFUSION of Ideas, Papitation Of the Heart
Diseases OF the Heal Throat Nose. or Skin Affections
OF the Liver Lungs, stomach or Bowes-those terrible
Disorders arising ron Solitary Habits YOuh-ser,eJ
aad SOLITARY practices more fatal to their victims than
me song OF me syrens to the mariners OF Ulysses blight
ing their most brilliant hopes or anticipations
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

ZOE BOSTON VIA GROTON ,JITNC-
and 420pm. az o''O an" itIS a m {.
ne,urhngi leave Boston at 6.25 and IL am and ANN.
change. " 'iroush without
hsehgers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
VI o EASTERN Boston IL Maine, and Boston q ioweil
fax. ~ '''"iiu' d. 0ohh ana Hail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

VINO nave injured themselves by certain practice Inc
dulged In when alone, habit freauentIv iarneH f,,
eyll companions, or at school, the effects Of Which are
msy dei even when asleep, and if not cured render
s mon aba apply immedaely What apy that Young
should DC sfatehed IRON all prospects and
g ~ lae eonseanenee Of d9yatng from he path Of
contemplating marriage, reflect that a sound mini and
hoqy are Tue most necessary requisites to produce
nuhia happiness. w P'ONu0e eoN-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05
EITCHBURG & WORCESTER r. r.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT = cnmmenHnln.' -.

ISIID y NJ " WORCESTER r. r -
- - ~ MMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing M,
ter. ''s'i ii"ihs ioF NOrces-
t Leaye EEiittc chbg, am, 1870 and 55Opm.
South fitchbur sos m, II 81 and So nm
Leomlnster, S.l3 M, LOO and 6 90 D m
SIates Crossing. S.l7 a M / OF and 6 OF n m
Pratt junction. S26 m, is and 6 is n m
Sterling Center, 1888 Il m, l.20 and 6 20 nm
Passenger Trains for Ftchburg-
Leave Worce ter, 80 and II Is a m and DOnm
Sierling junction, 1O7 and II 81 a M and s 90 n m
SterLns Centre. "a and III p M and Os n m '
lfalt,s junction. I 20 m and u ID and & III nm
tales Crossing, 25 M l2.22 ana 524pm
Ieomlnster. 7.3O m. 1890 and $50 M
south Fltehlurg, 81 m, II 80 and5 81 Nv,
RAILROAD CoNNEGTloNs.-rhe G. 80 and ii * a "a, 49, d,
1Ig m Trains from Worcester at FitcLbnrg
all points north and west; also conueIt ~ u ZOE
WIN tne vermont and Massachusetts for tireen85
and BrattleborO' and Intermediate sJations eiliclu
The a0 m and IL 50 IN train from Fitcbb,r,, o,
neci III worcester with ROst0n ~ Worcester Pr,ISdo0
~ worcester, Norwich ~ Worcester RniIrnoi nv =
field VIM sDo hes' VIA spring
Inc &9e m train from Fltchburg connects at wor
Sesler WIN Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train fn,
New York via New London II a III 1nn IAN E, JOE
oHce fiIchburg u Worcester Il RI
Eitghburp MAY
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DIR. IIallock addresses all those Nbo have lpiurod
themselves by improper ndugences and solitary habits
whlch ruin both body and mind uniting them for
either business, study society marriage These are
some OF ne sad and melancholy effects produced by lie
early habits of youth, VIZ Weakness of the Back and
Limbs, Pains in the Head Dimness Of sight las ni
Muscular Power, ralpitatiQn Of tie Heart Dyspepsia
Nervous Irrlability, arrangement of the digestive
ton, So. " "'i'P
q, MENTALLY, the fearful effects on the mind are much
preston pr S Of SPIRITS Evil Foreb9dngs aversion to sSee
some OF the evils produced. THOUSANDS OF persons Of ali
S 5ss can now ndge VIA. hs cause of their declining
aud ena1ated having singular appearance about lie
eyes cough and symptoms of cnnsunntion ~ "N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05
Seminal weakness on snermntnrrhm

cured anu tull vigor restored. This dis
Tres ing on-which renders life miserable and mar
Fge mposslhe-s the penalty paid by the victims OF
commit excuses from not being aware of the dreadful
consequences that may ensue. Now. who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the power
OF procreatlon lost sooner by those falling into i'm
pIoper ha6s than by the prudent? Besides being de-
pNed 81 the pleasure Of healthy offspring the most seri-
o1s al9 destructive symptoms OF both body and mind
arse The system becomes deranged the physical and
Heital unctpns weakened, Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous lrritahiuty, Dyspepsia Papitation of the
left indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05
HOWEs' BUsINEsS COLLEGE
No. IL Front St., Worcester. Mass.

Established for, and entirely devoted to- preparing thu
young for the Counting Room and Business Pursuits
For particulars send for circulars
=. h. BALL,
- anlr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

PROVIDENCE & WORCFE, TISD n ,TT
d. Tn Encouragement OF trail" comma,oi NJ
brdse ovcs stopping only at Woonsocket and Nv
2,lh pm. at iUlo a. M. Providence at
lence and H M rains will leave Worcester for Provi
and II "a " ny s'.tions at 7l0 (exp from Woonsocket
D. m. y VV NeAP' roh WOonsOcket,) and $40
(exnTcssS S for Worcester and way stations nj eO5
" III ! Az and Lisa IN. and g. 30 D. M " 'V'r
&c oV' teNp.) and 740 (mailj and Q Ii n m Cevp \
aa RON providence, and the TO- Is m (expressI apf
T.oo unalil and $40 m trains from Worcester cen
az MofceSler junction with trains 10 ana fro,,
t2I' llchburg Rutland. Saratoga Montreal Vashna
lower; Lawrence. Concord and the White Mnuntajns
North or West. 9 f'iiS' anu points
points. 9N7' O'i'0Aeu 10 all important
me worcester trains, except express and 7AO n,
vect AT MOonsoeket Junction with trains 10 and Ron,
e anu az waterford with trains of the Bostnn
Hartford and Erie railroad ~ VI '"' nos'oii'
, SPECIAL TRAINS,
l'etVe IIoVldence for Waterford 800 m and az N m
TSonectihg Immediately with trains for Southbrdge
Leave MoonsOcket for Providence al 6l5 IN "a n m
Leave Leave Providence tor Uxbridge at 100 pm ' INC
Leave Xbridge for Providence at 500 a M
Leave waterford for Providence at 52Opm
leave UXb1dge for Worcester at sos "A m Is,s.,
worcester for lXbrfdge at 20 p. m. N@'''
Trans ielye Milford for Worcester and Proyidsnca a,
t4V anu lluO m and 420 pm. WoOnsocket FIR MiicoI
"' o''V " H. ana lSO ana $50 pm
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
KoAD,-On and after Monday, july l. 1870 p,s
seqger Trains will run as follows: . '''-' IN
Leay we worcester At $50. 745 (express) and Ills M
Leave Aver Junction for Worcester nj an w
Leave Nashua at ITO m, u 90 m, and 500 D m.
me tdO IRAN connects at fitchburg with trains or
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire anJ Rn,I 1r Wy
burlington Railroads, at Aver Junction with trains az
the rltchburg down. PeterhorO and Shirley stony
brook, ana Lowell and Lawrence Railronds, and n
Nashua with trains Of the Milton Concord MAJ ses,,.
ana Lawrence, Northern Boston, Concord and onbren
Vernon Central, Passumpsc and ogdenSburg Rail.
. The 10 a. m. train connects at Aver Junctiov az
hyyTc, lie Rutland, Vt, and Saratoga Al Nashna
nm t1ne9rd Manchester, White Mountains Montreal
c Ihe lll5 NJ train connects Mt FItohburg wifi,
senger ~, ,M hNtand and Huntington Fteigh and Pas
FIIebSurs N sdn tralnsi At Aver Junction wtl
MmlH ana NJ Nashua With wilton, COreord Mnnchess
Goncn I dLSwrenee Norhern Ito Frskhnj and Boston,
"I 9ii nnu Montreal 10 plymgnth) trains -
nhe a,sO N train connects al Fiiohburg at 7l5pm
MA sIe vermont and Massachusetts, aud lsntnnd
win Night Ex press trains; at Aver Junction
TnlM, and AZ Nashua with Concord Manchester and
hhaMnrenice Northern Vermont Central Night Express
Ne'"''"is " "hu MohtIehl anu Champlan trains.
q. s. TURNER. Suph
1870 CHESHIRE & ASHUELsrr
Neutrality-suspicious. MONDAY June 3, 1872
al ana ei IS NJ and 20 Sis F sIsSs peP9t
and 70 and l35 M for Wnehondon, Troy Kecne and
Making connections at Bellows Fans with Rn,land q
Burlington X n ior Rutland, Saratoga, Burlington ~
Also, With W Central \ !, for Windsor, White iiver
Raltoadl Montpelier, ~. Adams Rousc'a Point Ogden
Teksis 20 an north for sale at No Foster Al,
taIe az low a. ny ny route and distance less.
~ pullman se' ping Cars Night rrajna "A, w..
ana s0r'n' r. ssEwARR, sap'S'
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especially whohave become the Victims OF Solitary Vice
tmtt ureaulul ana destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 an nimey grave thousands Young men If
ne most exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
might Otherwise have entranced listening senates with
the thunders Of eloquence may call win f1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

application at the Conservatory.
f. ZUCHTMANN,
ANGEL dEutf
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NEW RAILROAD ROUTE
VIA
Framlngham and Lnmen Rnilrnna

ri lI W5 nIIvI Onday Oct 18TH SI -Four PASSENGER
ilhs DAILY each way, Sundays exceptei vii ~ @
Decson 80 and Lowell making sure co run
p y qro,S a. ,v so framngham with Trains on r. A.
SSSssn E aG SaH g ia worcester via
arrive IN Lowell at ll.4O A. M at 40 p ';1o A. M
Li "a az "a P M at 1920 and $50 p M arrive II,
u hetunrg Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and "a
o ~ at 10y A. NJ arrive at Worcester at 30 IA az
Lou NJ arrive at Worcester at 8 30 p M. al AZ
arrive at worcester at 1890 p. NJ '' at ''fSF' M
Imi1uga Ilekets and Baggage checked through IN all
a B n r. R. Depot Middlesex ST. forming the beS
anu anu quickest route between Lowell and Wnrcostan~
Springfield, Albany, New York and the West "O''S'SF
Ell cRossN AN II. A. BLOOD, sup't, Fitchbr 70
ola az 9e''' Ao"eh'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

Married persons. or young men contemplating mar
rage, being aware of Physical Weakness Organic Dc
hiity, Deormities, &C., speedily cured. -
ne VINO places himself under the of Dr. HaIlock
may religousy contide in his honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill a physician.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

Capt. Edward Mcbride, of Biddeford, who was
recently brought home from West Africa, dan
gerously i'll with the African fever, died on sun
day, leaving wife and two children
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

A hotel among the woods up in Savoy has re-
Gently become favorite summer resort for Pitts
field Adams and New York people, and one
New York lady, charging in its praises, ex-
claimed: "0nly think frosted cake and three
kinds of pie for break fast and only 81 day"
James b. Butler of Pittsield has growing in
his yard few stalks of hemp, some of which
are upwards of twelve feet in height. Forty or
more years ago hemp was cultivated to some
extent in Berkshire, but, probably on account of
the healthy moral atmosphere, its cultivation
was abandoned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

fENO LET-A desirable tenement of rooms,
Il closets, &C. with city water and well water; good
barn. with carriage room, &c attached. Also spen-
did tenement of rooms city water For particu-
lars see JOHN SCHOFIELD,
1Yl3 diff No, rs Penn Avenue
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-05

WOODEN MACHINERY.-Two COM
w plete Sets fIRsT-oLAss wooen Machinery for
Fancy Cassimeres. all nearly new, and IN good condition.
Including Cleveland Cards, ~ x AZ. Fales jerks
Twisters, CrOmpt0n Broad Fancy LOOMS WOols0B
Shears &c. Must be sold Immediately and removed on
or before Sept lst. For further information address
JOHN BACHELOR,
NOrNicl. Conn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12


We notice considerable RcIvlty among the
various Rspirants for Congressional honors-
under the new arrangement for increased
reptesentation-in the Western States.
Iowa and Michigan have each three add
tlonal members. II is now stated that Hon.
John \. KRsson will run against Frank Pal.
mer, the present Republican member. Mr..
LOughbrldge has been nominated In Gov.
WGlden's district.
In Michigan Messrs. Foster, Conger and
Waldron, the present members, will, with
out doubt, be renomInated. Gov. Blair, who
represents the Third district having gone
over to the Greeley party-wlll, of course, be
out Of the play In the Republican convention.
In the Eighth district, which Is a slice OF
from the old Sixth, we hear that Hon. james
Blmey-son Of James G. Birney, Of old time
abolIton-Will be supported for nomination
by the regular Republicans. Judge Birney il
one Of Its most honorable and talented citl.
zens, aud, II so fortunate as 10 be chosen,
will make an able Representative. He would
have doubtless been selected for this position
long ago had II not been for the INSCRIPTIONS
and persistent opposition Of John =. briggs,
the former member, who seemed to think he
had himself royal right to a continuous re.
nomination for all time to come; but having
been badly beaten at the last election by q
DemocTat-and under the inspiration and
smart Of his defeat having bolled the party
10 give his future support to the Democracy
he Is now out of the way.
The course now seems clear for the former
ge1tleman's success. We do not know what
other candidates, II any, are In the field, but
from what We know of Judge BIrney we fee
satisfied that his election would add vastly tc
the character aud influence Of the Michigan
delegation In Congress.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

The Chicago Tribune should moderate Va
enthusiasm for Mr., Greeley. II 1t does not,
we are inclined to think that II will lose
whatever reputation II has for ordinary com,
mon sense and sagacity. 1t has lately gotten
into wild way Of dealing with facts and
figures, of giylog away districts and States u
this and that party in so reckless fashion that
we arc led to suspect that the late Are must
have seriously affected Its reason.
Summing up the probable vote for Mr..
Greeley In late issue Ii counts among the
States that he is certain to carry the follow.
ing Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Call,
fornia.
The Tribune knows very well that the
Democratic party cannot by any possibility
carry any one OF the last three states, and II
also knows that the prospect Of Indiana
going on the same side is more than doubtful.
The Tribune knows that Illinois will give
General Grant and the Republican party
forty thousand majority In November, and
that Wisconsin will maintain her old major.
ity Of twenty.iour or twenty-five thousand.
That such will be the fact we feel entirely
satisfied from recent trip through that
country aud conversation with the best
Informed politicians in both States. The
Chicago Tribune should not begin It's reform
career by such gross and wllliul misTepre-
sensations.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

During the last two months the supporters
Of Mr., Greeley have been assuring us that
a. soon as his nomination was made at
Baltimore the country would witness a gen
eral stampede among the political leaders
and the people from the regular Republican
party TO the Dcmocncy, from Gen. GrAnt 10
the cx-edtor Of tho Tribune. They protested
TO have the fullest Information on the sub
iect threw out mysterious hints about The
position Of this and that man, and enter
talncd great expectations generally.
Where are they2 Thus far We have not
been called upon TO chronicle the advent of
a single new convert TO the Greeley Demo
cratic faith as laid down at Baltimore. The
only cheers that are borne on the brcczcs
to us from New York are tho old Tammany
cheers. VIM. NJ. Tweed and his Infamous
gang wheel into line and Gre guns in the
City Hail Park In token Of their Joy and APP
probation. Tweed and Hall owe great
debt TO Mr.. Greeley, and II Is only quite
natural that they show their gratitude.
When the people Of New York rose In their
might against these men and their wicked
associates who had plundar1d and robbed
them to the tune Of milllons and millions Of
dollars, they found defender and an apollo
gist in the TtiJuRc, that immaculate organ
OF reform, Of official purity and integrity,
Mr.. Greeley Is Mr.. Tweed's candidate for the
Presidency. Mr.. Tweed will vote for him
and work for him, and II he can will roll ~
rs large majority for him through bis army
Of ballot-box suffers as he did for himself In
the good old days. From tho South the only
cheers that come to US for Mr.. Greeley are
from the same element that nlne years age
chcered Mr. Greeley when he advised Mr..
Lincoln 10 let the errlng sisters depart In
peace; when he recommended that tho
southern slave-whiprers be paid out Of thc
national Treasury for their slayes-in many
instances for their own flesh and blood.
Republican converts to Greeley there are
none. The party and the party leaders stand
by the old nag, hy the old commander WIZ
has SO often lead them 10 victory. The Balu'
more nominations fall fiat, and awake no 70.
spouse from the Republican party. Except
log the disappointed ofiice-soekers and sore
heads, who have for years preyed upon thS
party and the country, there Is no dlsAfectiou
from the ranks OF Republlcauism. Tho
masses of the party see the troachery and thu
hollowness of the men who lead In this new
treason against the republic. They feel thai
the elevation Of this party to power would b,
the worst calamity that could befall the coun'
try; that II would lead TO the worst democrat
lzatlou In the public service that we have yeI
Il, Fnhugft Int
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-12

the SECOND NUMBER Of the Irish R,PuL-
iicdH Of this city, which was formerly pub.
llshcd in New York under the name Of the
Irish Republic, Is fully up to tho high stand
ard of excellence that marked It's fret issue.
There are fcwInsn iu the Republican party
who have, dutlng the last Eve or sixSears,
done better service to the cnuse Of Repuhll-
canism than la editor, Mr.. Michael Seaman.
lie has made thousands Of converts among
that large class Of our population who ought
TO be- with us, but who, for some unaCcount-
able reason, seem welded to the Democracy.
The Irish Republican Ia a bold, fearless and
able Republican journal, and should be widely
read and circulated.