New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-24
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NEW YORK

AfFlNais-kOseOe COnikling az C0ones. Ia,
stitnte-EiShf' Hour strike Colianaps.
ironclads Ordered by ArgessIns ssc--
Eress-mr. GreeleS's Letter Aeeenis,,s-
the baltimore Nomination..
New YORK, July 23.-Arrived- Steamers
iolsatla, Champion, Ismailia aud China.
6rEIVeu 0ut-Clty of Brooklyn, Bavaria.
Donau and Vile de Paris.
Roscoe Conkhng addressed a large rneet.
ing az the Cooper Institute tonight. which
was presided over by jackson Sobulz hia
text being the presidential battle of 1872
GranU ana his detamers-deeds not wOrte-H
nc speech was very long: would make
aDOnt htteen columns of a nawspaper
Money easy, closing at 203 y cent fo,s
call loans: Sterling exchange dullat lugss
q lO9S4. Gold ll4l2 0ll49S. Loans as ~
cent Tor carrying. Governments nuiets
skies Of 1851, ll7a; fve,twenties of 1862
ll5A; of 1864, 1854 of 1865, ll6lk; neV,
issues, Il4+; of 1867, IFS; of 1868 us;
ten-forties 1923 Tennessees. old w
new 72Ss; ViTginias, old ara, new SO. I,oufsi-
anas, OLD 5O, new 4S, levee skies 81. eiEhts
IS; Alabama eights 81, hves So; Georgia
skies =, seyens 50; North Carolinas. old 81.
new ~; South CarOlinas. old 81. new 3Ols
Inc eight hour strike seems to have en-
tlrely collapsed
y 5. j. Streeter resigns from the Liberal
Grant.
Tom Murphy writes from Long Branch
that he believes President Grant hingolf
PAID tor his seaside cottage; that he Muir
phy) didn't contribute anything toward IL,
at any rate.
Helen Josephine Mansfield is to be a Wit
ness in the Barnard trial at Saratoga.
Sunday.
The Tribune denies the story published 10
some OF the Republican papers, that Gree
ley ever conferred with Germans relative
to selecting any one for offices that hs
never desired any one to get up meetings.
for him, or that he ever asked anybody K,
get him nominated for the Presidency.
klo Janelro advices say the three IRON
clads Tor which the Argentine Congress-
voted $2,6O0OO0 have been ordered froru
the United States. Large quantities Of arms
are arriving, and the Argtntines are max
ing other preparations for threatening war
Inc It16UHe publishes, tomorrow, Dir
Graeieys letter of acceptance of the BaltS.
more nomination. Mr.. Greeley admits tkaf
ne was nominated at Baltimore because no
had received the Cincinnati nomination,
ana ne sees nothing in the circumstance 10
nOurlsh his self cOnceit. But lie is pro.
toundly gratifed that the Democrats
adopted the Cincinnati platform, which
brings the long struggle on account Of
slavery to a close. As he has hitherto
fought for the emancipation of the blacks.
ne now proposes 10 work for the entran-
chisement Of the whites. To the people
OF the South must be restored the flW
right to choose their own governments.
New England must no longer rule Tire
Southern States. Democracy and Repub-
lcanism are now enc thing This Is the
genuine new departure. Whether. he ia
worthy to be the standard bearer of the
Liberal movement is to be determined. III
talter its grand array moves ON TO achieve
or our country her glorious benedcent
iestiny. The letter is reply to the formal
'atltcaLiOn by the Ballim0re eonYen ton.