Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-07
Mr.. Greeley In Charge Of the Tribune
Again.

HIS CARD ANNOUNCING THE RESUMPTION OF
HIS EDITORIAL DUTIES.
horace Greeley has resumed the edi tOrship of
the New York Tribune, and this morning pub.
fishes the following card in that paper: -
CaTH.-The undersigned resumes the editor
snip OF the Tribune, which he relinQuished in
embarking in another line OF business six months
ago. Henceforth It shall be hts endeavor to
make this a thoroughly independent journal
with judicial fairness and candor; but courtiag
the favor and deprecatng the wrath OF no one
AZ he can hereafter cay anything that will tend
TO heartily unite the whole American people on
the broad platform of universal amnesty and
impartial suffrage, he will gladly do SO. For
the present. however, he can best commend that
contamination by silence and forbearance. The
yictors In our late struggle can hardly fail to
take the whole subject of southern rights and
wrongs into early and earnest consideration
and to them, for the present, he RENTS it. Since
le never Will again be a candidate for any of
flee, and is not in full accord with either Of the
great parties which have hitherto divided the
country; ne viii be able and will endesvor to
give wider and steadier regard TO the prsgress
OF science, industry and useful arts than
partisan journal can DO; and he VIII not be pro-
vosed to indulgence in these bitter personals
uesW wren are the recognized bane Of journal
I'm. Sustained by generous public, he will
DO his best TO make the Tribune q power in the
broader field it now contempiates as when hu-
man freedom was in peril 1t was in the arena of
political partisanship. HORACE GREELEY,
New York, November 6, 1872.
SHOCKING MURDER in MARYLANp-A cor
respondent of the Baltimore American gives an
account Of most horrible murder committed
al fofters post office. small village in Carroll
county, Md. A dissolute vagabOnd named
Augustus Wilson attempted to outrage the per-
son OF an idiotic girl, daughter Of Washington
Valentine, worthy cOlored man. The father,
attracted by the screams Of his child. came to
her rescue. The ruffian dessted from his assault
on the girl and attacked her father, knocking
him down and literally stamping the life out OF
him. The neighbors pursued the murderer and
captured him at KNOXVILLE.
A CORNER IN PoRK-Ninety thousand bar
rels of pork, instead OF the ten thousand or III
teen thousand usually on hand vt this time of
the year. are now cornered In this city, by main
market, but, reversing the ordinary currents Of
the business, have imported sixty thousand bar
rels from other points. In consequence Of these
operations n. It is said there hs. be:n .ea.oelye
months, and pork packers hesitate In face Of
such . stock 70 manufacture any additional
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WIZ. AND DAgonTss.-A special telegram to
the Cincinnati Commercial from Lexington,
n.y. Ky, NO. November Z, Gays: THE kuklux took
nom i9a their home, IN East Hickman precinct, in
name Of George HAWKINS, also his wife and his
grown daughter, and hung them ali three to .
onDd 81 ss IN The Their bGds we're
small children. No special charge was made
against him. The supposed object was the in.
tmidation OF republican voters. No steps have
been taken to discover the murderers.n
ELIZABETH CADY STANTON DENIES MRS
WoODHULL's STORY ABOUT BKlcE kR-Euxs-
beth Cady Stanton, who was cited By MR.
woodruff as authority for some Of her charges
against Henry Ward Beecher, was in New York
yesterday, aud on having her attention called
to the matter, emphaticsliy denied the aiiers-
ton that Mrs. WOOdhplls statements In every
particular. Denyse, the stereotyper Of wool
hull q Olaflins Weekly, has given BAH to An
swer charges OF participation In the scandaloue
publications against Luther G.. Chailis, Mr.
Chsllis says the women must stand trial