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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr N0Tfh FTrfr Vf5lfIs am H1iT0lNN
JUNE al pkg Ashes pigs Beewax 8 bales Cotton 8 cakes
Copper IA bb Copper b3 Cotton seed 90 1 Cotton nee
15 b1s Eggs, G2 bhs Flour, 100 bbla Meal ESQ bag h
bush. Wheat go BUSH Corn $500 bush Oats bl n
Bro, 20 Bags Seed l5f Hams II bales Hops. 40 bales Hemp ~ "
Hoes 70 Hides 500 SIDES Leather 10 bales Moss 30 Dbl
R0au. 91 bh. OIL 100 b1 Lard OIL liO bb Lu0 o. j pigs Gut
Meats 46 Lard 100 kegs Lard 4f pigs OIL Cake % p1rA
Butter Cheese II Steain, 81 pE Ia1v ~ %
Grease Peanuts 81 pigs Pscans 10 bales okn5 lj p
Starch. $50 hnds tobacco, L58 pkg Tobacco S bales oo 80
lla Mllshr.
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MIDLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE
z PER CENT GOLD BONDS.

These issue n The e Of sl'5 nile upon COM-
PLETED ROAD ron NEBRASKA CITY On The Missouri
River TO LINCOLN the CAPITAL Of NEBRASKA Tie distance
between these points is about xt7 niles division o. lie Road
Is IN successful operation earning than ell the interest
s Bonh renetra.eg an EXCEEDINGLY ECH AGRICULTURAL
region with UNLIMITED CAPABILITIES or proH ard Is much
needed removal OF abundant to market This nee has been "
much felt that LOCAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE MOUNT OF
5000 PER MILE HAVE BEEN MADE facilitate the extension Of
tie ROAD ron Lincoln the Platte Rv which in process
ofconsru,oa The MIDLAND PACIFIC forms part Of direct FAST
AND WEST TRUNK ROUTE, being rapidly b- un Ufbana on
the INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY
in Illinois through vEET RICH AGEICCLTURAL DISTRICT
DENsELY POPULATED for The greater par Of the Fa7 20 Granl
Island on Platte River where Junction made with ne Union Pa
c-c Railroad This new line Go miles long zs o. h.ea AuAs Of
h h more Than 200 MILES COMPLETED force Of over 1000
men engaged fro vigorous prosecution OF he vo and he ENTIRE
LINE is 90 be FULLY COMPLETED II l5.1
The composing this trunk lus JbDlC0JsLY LOCATED
AND ARE UNDER TUE DIRECTION OF SONE OF TIE ABLIsr
AND MOST SUCCESSFUL RAILWAY MASAGhRs Of tie country
Being the sane Interest Consolidation follow ard t1us form
strong con linaJu OF railway. Dccfne iT IN rs f.
yor as 80 saves miles in distance between er YORK ard San Fran
cisco any existing le TIE MIDLAND PACIFIC VIII the broad
area Of fertile and most productive land tributary with m close a
ancs with DE Missouri Nebraska R.roa and The lnanapo
M Bloomington and WESTERN EXTENSION must be taxed to
Is fullest Im. TO l-cnmolal, local aal through business Shipments
Of products by This VII Lead the WEST vel 10 the EAST
We recommend these Bonds which FIRST LIN COM
PLETED ro.d as prime security. PERI -CrLT SAFE and ~
RETURNS much desirable Tor investors tl Government BontL
Present puce, 90 and accrued interest currency.
Coupons payable Feb ard Aug l. In Cold free Of ~, " he
CITY Of NewYoE an marketable exchange At
fall rates. Bonds may registered vho1. aa- Pamphlet,
eircua 6e giving ,a Information, ,5asI ron lie un-er
signed, financial Agents Of the COMPANY.
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OYyicR CEHrRAr PACIFIC RAILROAD CosrASr.
Nc "a Willan-st New YORK. June "a, ldlA

No "a william. 81 sew YORK June q, 1871 B
NOTICE.-The Coupons of the FIST MOTT
Pacific Railroad COMPANY caioua and ogoa Ra,rosd eem
Bo, e M s "a Hs p,a 0s I Saas ses Of coupon,
vii be received for examination 'ter o97 e rse9 s %
THE COUPONS Of the NEW-YORk AND
II OSWEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD FIRST AQkIG A0h oE T. ~
CENT GOLD BONDS dne July l8T2 VIII be paid and ae
Of GE06Gs oPDfKR 20 . sssast. SsaYoS Zoe Trans
FER booka OF tie registered bonus vii Close on he z9. 5,1 ana eA
6,Eego. June 10 us7s.
UsIoT THrsr CoNPAsY o. EEW-YoRE, }
% BhoA'"AE' So y,s os 1904 - ~ H. Il,lq
THIS COMPANY has declared DIVIDEND
4 or FIVE PER CENT free Of Government payable On lat
TIE transfer books will close The 9TH inst ard remain closed uut
"a otJuly next ~ CAILt OSi rec y
TlHE Coupons of the Eight per cent Bonds
Of the CITY OF MONTGOMERY issued 70 sou,h and Worth Aa
Railroad Company; those Issued hud City Hall and
"ai-''' pa 0 Tie i' Oh '' l' HON " rs MACY % wit
per Bonds r sALK Do PEI cent winch
''' - '''' '''-'-''' H0WEs L MACY. 20 wanst.
THE NsrroN A. PaRz BasK on NRW-YoRz, June o. l172
THE DIRECTORS of this Bank have TINS
Il dag declared DIVIDEND Of SIX 90 PER CEST PAYABLE JAY =
The transfer books viii remain closed Until that date.
J. L. WORTH, Cashier
TlHE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
4 CoMPATY-The sElfIANHUAL ISrEREsT on hs Ill -,
July 1872 viii be paid and a hat date At the Ofee 81 ho
oN Trust COMPANY Of the % g o ss 70 p-. . ssd
TlHE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
per BONDS % the connectcut Wiley Railroad Company
tn baakaghouse Of ALLEY, STEPHENS Co.'S Ple-st
THE COUPONS due July 1, 1872, on the In
diInan0s Bloomington and Western Railway SECOND Morgage
and after that lste. r +. SMITH, President.
NATIONAL sHoF y5 IFATHsa BANK June ~ l8ls
9th DINIDEND.-Ihe Directors or TINS
% this day declared DIVIDEND Of SIX b PER
CENT pav, ire Of tax On and after July ~ 9ai gach cate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

rr7cA n Z June Jtrd Herald reports the Utica chee
,t.t fu with Offering hut only about so boxes
e ales we're made l2dl2ic Some lots sent
Sion. ----n.. a.. -
The Little Fails market IN similar condition About 200 boz
re dairy sold 9Utc few sae of FACTORY 90 lOd TIC
~ ming 6ae being 2c Considerable cheese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
HoRsr AxD c1RR1AGE MARKEE

NEW YORK. Monday, June a. 1871
The week just opening is regarded by many
as the last one before the advent Of the coming Fan
trade during which fairly active demand for carriage
spans and pleasure horses generally may reasonaDH %
expected Dealers in ine at0ck, however are not OVER
saDguIne. and although ANTICIPATING 20 % some DUST
ness they are "a rule anxious realize, and conse
quently well disposed meet The views % buyers Inc
supply IN the BuPs Head Market Sales Stables gener
ally In excess Of the requirement % Ine present trade
and prices tend cowlward yet high bred well matched
and stylish coach horses 1871 hands hlgh carce.
and command fair prices vet nothing Ike the fancy ng-
they have been held at az the opening OF the Spr
trade.
The regular semi-weeklT sale Of horses carriages,
wagons harness. &c. VIII be held no Mesrs Johnston
Van Tassei. Horse anu Carri0ge Auction Mart n East
rhTteenthst, tomorrow TUESDAY, the zsth nst az y
O'Clock.
Messrs. Waldron & Cooke. % their down town horse
mart IN LlbertY-sL, announce regular SAFE, OF Hol,s
wagons, harness. tse. % be held every Monday aud
Thursday. and have just published retucrh nrlce 81
OF entrance fees which be- had 40 their auction mari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

IL and the market is firm quote
Od crop 29d41 Connecticut and Machuetis Wrapper; 10
lc r dos Seconds Sole DO. Fers 0040c Ohio
Puusv Do use for average lots and u a' Tor
Frr 0l2tc ior State running lots
BOZ Or Par wanna Fair Fine g FOR OHIO, running los
sO1 f9.. By Wisconsin and Western.
WLIahI lul BAT AKA SAFES OF 81 bbls. az Doc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

DECETVERs SALE. NETWORK SUPE-
10 LlOR COURT-WTIsLIAM r. WEBB THk NORTH
AAAMCAN STEAMSHIP COMPAAf-lu pursuance Of te az
to Tei By NJ the Superior Court ne above
scion appointing properly and elects Of
the Nor American steamship Company vii eel A. public iaeoa
b. T. e. LUDLOW Co. Auctolcr ST the irclinge ,aero1
No IN broadway the Ctr Of New fork. on IUlsDAI NAY ~
1874 a. j. ocloc TIE ioosinr described property constituting pan
estate vested m Receiver vLs SIXTEEN thousand *
hundred sod twentvfve SHARES Of STOCK Of ne gkhI Aht
Cas- TRANSIT COMPANY. IT, hcLLLLAAf llecei En-
The shove Sale hereby POSTPONED Until TUESDAY Jane IL
1877 nj u cock same place sale o be- mae through
Auea0reer. h MCCLELLAN Receiver
The Sale hereby POSTPONE uHt FRIDAY June ~
1872 Al u o'cek Al same place BE- through
Auro-rc-t d. McLELLAN, Receiver
The above Sale hereby POSTPONED VIII FRIDAY June q
Anc-n-a.r. IL MlLELLAN. heceIrrr.
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81 Uhom If nan 0onreru

NOTICE.-The undersigned, having pur-
~ CEASED al NJ W. h. ira O.
T. BREWSTER q Co. el ,oauuue Tee
CHOCOLATE cocoa will settle
i'm GRO 81. WILSON, % VI. b. brewster q Co
40 and 80 Baas-st- Mcstat.
NewYosk June a. la1e
no BRIDGE BUILDERS.-.The Commission
sr empowered % bud ran = suspension bridge
Chrmuuy Enrs r noi less than DO fet long.
formation ol0gs;
ne ctss e u bridge PROPOSE ard H. cost per nesl ot
hr 1rfla f
nHisasu wA- T. POST. Presideas kaAiFA. MI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
proposdls.
OFFICE oV TIE BoARD % STATE BurIDr'a C,rtsHosEHs
LANSING, Mclisan.

OFFICE op TIE board % STAFF BUILDING C,rtsHosEHs,
LANSING Mclisan. .
ITO MASTER BUILDERS and CONTRACT
ORS-PROPO6ALs vii be received BY 1e Bolr OF state Build
ing soners, their Gee, 10 he CY Of Lansing Until
MONDAY DO ath Day u July, 49, a! Y O'CLOCK, nooa,
for bulilng and completing
EEW CAPITOL BUILDING
aid CITY II lansing accordance with plans and spcatons nov
on de said ONCE
Eyery bidder vii required accompany bis b with bond IN the
surre 20 d. approved the Board enntone
shah awarded hm, VIII into
eoutrac. in accordance vial bis pmrOsl-
An proposals si and uored Proposals Tor building mo
CAPITOL addressed TIE Board Of state batiiag
Commissioner. Lansing. Mich
Tbr osri reserve lhe ch 10 reject any submitted
me prauosss VII orsac Oce VI The Board
TUESDAY, JULY q. 1892, al 1c.ors a 10.
AN uoraaton ID al4 De ohtlinel The Ohce
OF tbe board. o. o. BALDWIN Governor
D.. ID GKDsVEhOR STATE
JAARs hfhAHER Budug
ALEX luAPOlON. C5lanlis
A.-EH Z BouHs. Socslasr
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Bosroy June 2i-touon steady hddlnr, 26tc erpors-io
Cool Britain a bses: 30 bales stock. 1880 baeA
PHfIpgLPHiA. June 2f-COtou quiet; Miaiings Zoic
WKvPHs June 2i-C00u queii Milllgs -.ci net receipts
so bales. MN. on. . 80.
ooastFisf, lS haeai stock il Dates
Crs1.,.,T June 2a-Cotion dull aud nOnllali hdirg -5e
ergra June nominal. Mdlluga, Zc uel rrce g
- haest sales bbae@ ,,fst-.-
a.. 1gosK June quieti huahng 1t net reoe pts
80 bales. receius ~ nA41h e4f'.e' - $500 --'
bales; sOck. lsz bales $1,000. -
yopporE Juue quiet Low Mdalngs, ale net re-
repte g0 bs errorc0asWlse OBS bales stock. lbo bales
WrrvfvgT0v June 2f.-Coton quets Mi1drs -9c net re-
-ots BALES erportscoasise. 2lJ bales sales, ii bales stock
savayyAH June 2l-Cotton Gueti nothing doing Mdngs PC
receipts e1porsc0asiase 20 DAes safes ~ D4s
stock 3,49j bales ,r,t,r- ,.,-. -. .
SrwJRLEaSs June 24-Coon nominal Mdings Sc nei re-
CENTS bales 20 bales sales l1u bales s0cA I' bales
NOME 2f-COou dui MdcLHgai Za4ci net receipts 20
ba es. sales, 100 bales; stock, ll35 bales. 80
CLvRsrov June 2C0tt0n nominal Good ordnarT ci net
receipts bales expos--coastN 5 bales stoc1, 100 bales
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBT-JuXE a.
rrvps ssn this week favor hure sales 3Oo extra Peunsivana
and .rn ers 81 500ssi lar 20 gool 30 sOG@ com
ssrRS 4l sales 1900 at s. vase for good fat s39s5 70
PEI ae.o sr,5, 5si se ISIS. At SO s09s7 Is per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
Chanccs Tor Buslucss mcn.

ChdHces TOR BuslHess Hen.
a PROFITABLE and Well-estabhshed cash
n Manufacturing business FOR SALE, tho party compelled 70
leave Che 7 account Of illness would rot DO sold under any otter
Circumstances. CAL Immediately, or address 49,
A PROFITABLE and well Established BUSI-
"a sale party obliged 20 leave he city account
Illness would lot be sold under other cqustalce Ci in
medIlt,ly cr address, J. WOOD l13 Cctlr-st
DARTNER WANTE D.-Maeazne well
established Circulation exceeds 100000 Address OPPORTUNITY
Tribune Olce
BOILING MILL for SALE.
one Of le most complete this State Ulster County fully and
completely equipped aud perfect order TO be pu: in operation at os
either BY steam aar power Circumstances enable Offer the
property cheap. +. g. D. BROWN 81 Broadway.
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Flarble ano State Mantrls.

HIarole ano Slate MGnIels.
A KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. IZlNG WORKS IA and l3h Est Egh-eenht MaToe AMI
Mlrbel~ T1g Marble Counter Monuments al pncts that
deiy-comDeiton. Marble turning for the trade
A -REMOVAL.-SLATE MANTELS, MAR
"A BIE NANTELs WOOD MANrELs, assortment
offered IN TINS city and spacious Waeoons ~ ana y
West rventy-thiri-st u. - STEW AL 70
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED MANTELS, Nun
W uMENTS workmanship ats hLA b
Co.'S 5ss Broadway and shave Designs on appAoau'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

GllsccIGuc0us.
BRUSHES of EVERY DESCRIPTION at
ID Factory, 3J fearisL lsDcls bull M arces as
lowest prices. @oiiA - hyFFhl.
nor Bucllwheat Tumip and Cabbage crops,
4 SOLUBLE PACIFIC GyANo. go = WHITE, 20 tfontst
OyuoE Tnz M,yHarriv -Al,ur coNFsAv.l
3iG AID $40 BROADwAG Nsw-lokk, June y i.s-
NOTICE.-Ihe constant application Tor
~ STANDS in Gee MANHATTAN MARA /, lhr l9srtl-st.
induced the Cauranr er books before ths
pf The lllIrs. Consequent % un al ditf 4lHpAls
july stands will BASED zoe -s tm of fiiL war, Gle
pants n Lave PRIVILEGE prereac- OF lease la u
he Leases vii date oa AugD 1, ahcn expected taa
buil ng will he ready for occupation.
Pku Of the BUILDING and STANDS with p.ces arei
anaei 81 the ONCE OF the Comvaay
GEED BUCKWHEAT-For sale by MOORE,
- BLoOA CO., 70 Westet corner Of eel..
.THE GETTYSBURG
i KATALlalNE WArkR
sold a Spring following Tlrreoa drjoaus. 81
each sEgaon demohas s. eac Cs Of $50 io1ea qs bottles
80 each nsghbong druggfs DO not keen g. nvd
sent from the spuug BY Railroad Adams Erpe BY nca Post
OEee Money Checks Physicians and Ceeu suppHo toe
their owu with ,hreeaon denohas AZ ~ ~ each with oa
dpn ous a. 81 with quarts % 20
Medical clerical vocation be certified bT neife Postmaster
othe4 lcsn 0usib.e parties. Address
wHiryRY BROS. ~ S Proni-'t Philaislphs Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
IrlnIlHg.

AIDES BONNETS and HATS. Half Price F;
Dress Hats SO worth so Real Lace Bonnes sumner Bonneis
al srains BlSNSs Millinery 6l7 Broadway Aod mistake ave &
DURLAPS, BURLAPS, BURLAPS - Great
ID job Wet Buraps Tagging Mssngs Carpets Woolen' Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
THE KANSAS LAND TROUBLE.

To tae Editor OF The TrtbHne.
SIR: The "Osage Coded Lands" of Kan
sas comprise the counties Of Neosho, Labee and part
OF Montgomery The United States acquired title to ths
same under the express treaty stipulation that they
should abe surveyed and sold for cash. the proceeds
Qess the Of survey and money avanced) TO 20 Ia
the Indian Civilization Fund" Under the stppositiOu
that the Government which claimed their allegiance.
and maintenance of which fully oneha of them
had periled their lives honorable one and would
respect its treaty obligations even when made with an
indiana the settlers up their abode here expecting
to pay 81 rs per acre They built their cabins and made
such other improvements their means would admit
Of Now for the sequel: On application for title at the
Land Office for the past two years they have boon met
with the information that these lands
served the Missouri Kansas, and Texas Railroad
and the Ieavenworth, Lawrence, and Galveston Rail
road the former claiming the sections the latter
the odd These roads combined have Influenced tho
Secretary OF the Interior TO issue patents in their favor
and that too while the suit for them Is still pending I'm
the Supreme Court. On examination, you Will ind that
the grant OF land these railroads made prior TO
the acquisition OF these lands from the Indians and con-
sequenty could have embraced them In its action
The Committee OF the Kansas Legislature on the nvesti
CATION Of alleged bribery in the Senatorial elections Of
1861 and 1871 reports that r. = Stevens Of Atca
n. Y, and General Manager of the NJ, X. and T. r. r.
was here CTopekAD i'm the interest Of Mr. Clark and
pended OF money for his in the canvass"
page of report.l One ean easily imagine what work
was required at Carks hands; X not, the few norpo
lated words in Congress acts reating to these lands
would be sufficient explanation 70 any person who
closely studies and effects am aware that your
columns not long since contained letter 10 the came
effect as this from some person at NeOsh0 Falls. and
tha., on the strength Of Information received from
GOodnow. the Land COmmissoner on the NJ, X ana T. X
r. The Laurence frs6ane denied Its statements wholly
Probably such a denial will be rtorted, aud, ~ so.
would suggest that railroad whose general manager
resorts 10 the state capital 10 corrupt Senatorial eec
ton might Also employ land agent who could supply
false Information 10 journal only too willing Ia publish
IT, AT this moment there exists cabal, known tho
Okakainma Ring. which proposes 10 rcenact the Same
swinde with Indian lands lying souh Of this II X
their object 10 have these lastmenuoned lands treated
for and then 20 claim them under iLe vague act By
which the Usage Coded Lands are claimed. nm not a
claimant the lands mentioned. and have no other
wish in regard to them than that Justice may be done.
Mound VGliey Kan SdS April -, 1872. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Cornelius Conners. a rough and rumselier of
Chelsea, Mass tried last week. for killing pooeH
man There was not the least doubt Of his gait ~ d
he celebrated his acqUtta by getting drunk MIA NO
the iurymeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
OBJECTIONS TO Mr.. GR~ELHY.

The charges OF The Cincinnati Gd:ette against
Mr.. Greeley read very much like lnile nina trying
u comprehend the infinite Evidently The Gosehe has
got beg its depth Ia this matter. II IL does not com
preheud III. c. u would do well to say II II differs
IRON INN, TO say But its description is mysterious
and Trajectory enough apply Divine Providence,
and would certainly provoke admiration rather than
hostility The very OhleCtiOns urged by me OG=eHe
the bases OF Mr. Greeleys popularity One party adj
nires Inn for one thing and another tor another All
recognize III biio All ahnndhut supply OF That ele-
ncnt Ton which, more tAAn auy other, the American cO
PIE search IN looking around fOr President, CHAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
THE GREAT AMERICAN GULL.

AS PRESIDENTIAL candidate, MI. greeley nas
some strong points He favored letting the south 90
without struggle, and when the was over he baied
jeff Davis Then too when The Eeic York Times began
upon Tammany. he took up the cudgel for tho
Ring and fought for them until the very last gun was
spiked. Every Rebel and every corruptionist has
especial for favoring him. II is notorious fact
that he be- guled the easiest OF any public man In
the country. THIS will give him firm grip upon every
man, of whatever party, who looks upon politics
trade and whose friendship is secured by the cohesive
power OF public plumber"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
n IltEACHEkO BAhOAlN.
I'm Tha pitial.llt.rh Cnsl IN arcfnI

To many people Mr.. Greeley appears simply
as an INDEPENDENT Republican candidate II Mr.. Greeley
ever TO any Republican strength he ought To bo
an independent Republican Convention. But n tho
Democratic Convention should accept Greeley either by
direct nomination or by refrslnng from nominating MS
would appear plainly that could follow him with
out approving the treason They who fancy the Repub
lican masses can be led into the Democratic camp by
Horace Greeley have very low estimate Of their intei
or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
AN AWFUL DILEMMA.
ia IAa.1-.I lf..sNa.-

In raising the names of Greeley and Brown,
we feel satisfied that it will meet the approval Of every
honest participant in the Cincinnati Convention what
ever NAV be the chances for OF ticket has
been of no consideration with advocacy OF IT, We
shall support 1t through all the ups and downs OF the cam
paign We believe right and confident OF the
inal triumph of right wrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

Our friends OF the German Reunion and Re-
form Association by this time understand. hope. why
unwilling to pledge ourselves ia advance 10 si-
port the result Of the Convention before knew what
that result would he. Men should attempt 10 crack
tue party whip before they sure thoy have whip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
UNJUSTIFIABLE Personal VENOM.

from TIE Lqaoaster Express.
We notice with regret disposition on the
part OF a number OF Republican newspapers To ridcule
Horace Greeley and to laugh at his nomination Tor the
Presidency rs huge joke aud broad farce. stu more
Character and responsibility among them The New YORK
POST edited by VIM Cullen Bryant indulge in the most
detraction The pursued by Mr. Greeley during
the war; and the principles and measures advocated by
legitimate discussion, and about which there may
be honest differences OF opinion; but when ne
tegrty of motive and especially when 1t classes him
socially with professional gamblers and prize lighters
that which filings insult in the face of every man who
knows the character OF Horace Greeley and which can
not fail to damage the cause which TIE Post seeks TO
serve We are not a supporter Of the Cincinnati Con-
vention do we think Mr.. Greeley the most suitable
man 10 place in the Presidential chair But insist
that Horace Greeley has done too much to elevate the
character OF the profession OF Journalism In the United
States and been TOO long aud too closely identified with
many of the best measures OF political aud moral pro-
gress be put down by rdcue or personal vtuperaon
BORN OF UTTER sELFIsHNEss. ..tI
From The Washington Chr0nt-k. ...
Suppose Horace Greeley, an old AbOitiOnist
ana Lifelong Radical, and b. Gratz Brown another Rad
ical nominated for President and Vice Predcnt
party with its straightforward record as the way in
which these men were n6mnatedf Are the people
lightly pass the fact that the Cincinnati COnven-
ton born of utter selshuess, and that these very
men-Greelcy and Brown-when they Joined The move
neered as against the regular Republican party, and
that TO succeed itmust IN some way force the majority
breaking up OF this the nobest political organization
which held tho reins OF power in all the earthi
TOO MANY HOBBIES.
From Tie MerideH RepFtiloaa
One thing is certain, the great Republican
party those VINO expect and desire the nomination of
Gen. Grant ar highly pleased ut the great TRIBUNE
mans nomination Horace Greeley Is an able man
journalist pungent. logical writer, convincing and a
liucal and social affairs this nation. In this way
IS genius but IL must he confessed an odd one. We
think TOO that he is honest that he generally lives up TO
lila conyotons and means 10 do and say what Is right
And now for some REASONS why he would not make n
ITehenye character which statesman should possess
o has 600 hobbies Il fond OF change and exper-
of frmnes, and is surrounded by class VI whose
influence Is not OF the right KIND
QUESTION OF FITNESS.
ttog. Ths Troy lipaA
Grant, we are told, has made some mistakes.
Admit that ana what thent IL Is quite generally I've.
lieved that Mr. Greeley has perpetgaed considerable
fllnber OF N tie has career;
OF them. ho had been President they made.
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TWO HEAVILY CHARGED.
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The Cincinnati gun was too heavily charged.
and the recoil mas knocked those who aimed It, Tho
Democrats were ready 10 take Republican platform
and Republican candidates, but candidates OF the type
ers would indorse him without twinge OF conscience az
The Portland Argus and few other party Democratic
have but the voters say Crane before Greeley
and so there will be National Democratic Convention
which will not nominate "Massa Greeley" although he
Ia Thought 10 be popular In the South and able with bis
TRIBUNE to make some Roadway against Grant In tho